Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103575 total results. Showing results 55661 to 55680 «278027812782278327842785278627872788Next ›Last » Update on investigations linked to the death of Sarah Everard Following today’s (Friday 9 July) guilty plea at the Old Bailey by Metropolitan Police Service Police Constable Wayne Couzens, who admitted murdering Sarah Everard, the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has issued an update on its linked conduct investigations. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 12/7/2021 News Home Secretary to ban extreme right-wing terrorist group, The Base Home Secretary asks Parliament to proscribe terrorist group, The Base. Home Office 12/7/2021 News Met Police face questions over Wembley chaos after 19 officers injured during Euros final violence The force said 49 people were arrested by officers policing the 'volatile crowds' at Wembley - plus Ben Rumsby's first-hand account of chaos The Telegraph - Subscription at source 12/7/2021 News ‘They’re thugs not fans’: Met Police Federation condemns England supporters after officers attacked Nineteen officers were injured when they "confronted volatile crowds" in the capital after the game and 49 people had been arrested for a "variety of offences". Sky News 12/7/2021 News Diversion schemes and out of court disposals: Going soft on drugs? As the UK continues to experience record numbers of drug-related deaths, some forces have turned increasingly to drug diversion schemes to tackle drug use, alongside the traditional prohibition deterrent; Thames Valley’s successful Drug Diversion Scheme breaches some of the ‘red line’ guidance on out of court disposals, but Chief Inspector Jason Kew believes the benefits to individuals and the wider community justify the approach. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 12/7/2021 Analysis, Feature Vision150 and beyond: RCMP strategic plan CANADA: Vision 150 and Beyond strives to prepare the RCMP for the future and advance our modernization objectives, thereby ensuring we are a world-class police organization. Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) 12/7/2021 Report Life after the job: ‘I know I’m one of the lucky few’ Like many officers after 30 years service, Andy Labrum was struggling to figure out how to translate his skills and experience to a new role. In the first of a new regular column he explains how he got there and what inspired him to help other officers in a similar position. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/7/2021 Feature PC Monk, guilty of manslaughter, sacked at fast track hearing PC Monk has been dismissed at a special case hearing following conviction on manslaughter. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/7/2021 News Finance teams begin training ready for new efficiency demands Finance teams in 39 forces have signed up to a new training programme to develop the next generation of finance leaders. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/7/2021 News Ex-wife of police officer says force refused to do anything when he raped her The ex-wife of a police officer has described in chilling detail how his force protected him from prosecution after suffering years of physical and sexual abuse at his hands. Sky News 11/7/2021 News Met Police braced for raucous celebrations if England wins Euros as fans descend upon London 20 people were arrested after Wednesday’s semi-final amid spots of disorder across the capital, and celebrations after a Euros win could be even more wild and raucous i News 11/7/2021 News Three police officers in hospital after being struck by car during routine traffic stop in Canberra AUSTRALIA: Three police officers are in hospital after being hit by a car during a routine traffic stop near the National Arboretum in Canberra. ABC News (Australia) 11/7/2021 News Hundreds of police mobilise as Victoria shuts NSW border on COVID outbreak AUSTRALIA: Hundreds of extra police are being deployed to the border with NSW after the Victorian government announced it would close it from midnight to all residents from NSW and the ACT to protect the state against the highly infectious Delta variant running rampant across Greater Sydney. The Age (Australia) 11/7/2021 News High Alert website helping prevent harm from drugs NEW ZEALAND: A website set up a year ago to warn people about dangerous drugs in the community is proving a valuable tool in preventing harm. SunLive (New Zealand) 11/7/2021 News Decade-old lawsuit against Edmonton police delayed again after lawyer for EPS appointed a judge CANADA: The trial of a 13-year-old lawsuit against the Edmonton Police Service has been delayed yet again after the lead lawyer for EPS was appointed a judge. Edmonton Journal (Canada) 11/7/2021 News Man arrested and €80,000 worth of cannabis seized in intelligence-led Garda raid on Donabate home REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Officers from the Coolock Divisional Drugs unit pounced on the home as part of the gardai's drugs crackdown Operation Tara Dublin Live (Republic of Ireland) 11/7/2021 News The Sunday Times view on statistics: Credible crime data vital for gardai to keep finger on pulse Every country needs to know how much crime happens within its borders. In Ireland, we don’t. True, the Central Statistics Office (CSO) publishes quarterly crime figures but it is so unsure about the quality of information from gardai that it is issued under a category called “statistics under reservation”. This is “to reflect the fact that there are data-quality issues in the underlying sources”, the CSO says. The garda’s Pulse system, a database introduced in 1999, is the only source of recorded crime data available. Simply put, it is unreliable. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 11/7/2021 Feature, Opinion After Sarah Everard’s murder, police must take flashing more seriously Police will be told to take offences such as indecent exposure and street harassment more seriously in the wake of Sarah Everard’s murder. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 11/7/2021 News Democrats put faith in ex-cop Eric Adams to battle anti-police faction When Eric Adams won a tightly contested Democratic primary last week he did more than book himself a probable stay in the New York mayor’s mansion. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 11/7/2021 Analysis, Feature NSW Police employs school-based Aboriginal trainees in effort to improve relations in north-west AUSTRALIA: Jada Seaton comes from Lightning Ridge, a small opal mining town in north-western New South Wales. ABC News (Australia) 10/7/2021 News «278027812782278327842785278627872788Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
