Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 116009 total results. Showing results 56081 to 56100 «280128022803280428052806280728082809Next ›Last » More mental health workers needed in police custody suites, say Lib Dems More mental health professionals are needed in police custody suites around Scotland, the Scottish Liberal Democrats have said. Police Professional 10/8/2022 News Essex unites to break the cycle of domestic abuse If your actions make your relationships a toxic place to be, it’s time to reflect on your behaviour and get the help you need. That’s the message from the Southend, Essex and Thurrock Domestic Abuse Board (SETDAB). Essex OPFCC 10/8/2022 News Spain police start wearing bodycams to boost security SPAIN: Spanish police have begun wearing body cameras to record their interactions with the public in a move aimed at ensuring greater security that is gaining ground in Europe and the US. The interior ministry said the bodycam was launched Monday and would be "rolled out on a gradual basis to all police officers", without saying how many were involved in the initial stages. France 24 10/8/2022 News Patel favourite Lynne Owens rejoins Met Dame Lynne Owens, former head of the National Crime Agency, has rejoined the Metropolitan Police in a boost to the new commissioner’s effort to overhaul his top team and rebuild the force after a series of scandals. Sir Mark Rowley has chosen Owens, a widely respected figure who is also Priti Patel’s favourite female officer, to be interim deputy commissioner. The Times - Subscription at source 10/8/2022 News Auckland cop warns youths to stop carrying imitation guns: ‘You have a split second to make a decision and there’s only going to be one result’ NEW ZEALAND: Frontline police fear young gangsters carrying fake guns could ultimately become casualties of rapid armed responses to gang shootings and drive-bys. The New Zealand Herald (New Zealand) 10/8/2022 News Back to square one? Rethinking the origins of geographic profiling as an aid to criminal investigations Forensic scientist Stuart Kind, who was brought in by the UK Home Office to help track down the Yorkshire Ripper, is widely recognised as a pioneer of geographic profiling; former Met Police detective Geoff Monaghan and geospatial intelligence specialist Ian Oldfield explore whether the genesis of the geographic profiling concept can be traced back further to a piece of 1920s detective fiction, and the story of a string of animal maimings in Surrey. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 10/8/2022 Feature, Opinion West Mercia Police plans for new firearms training centre A new firearms training centre for police officers in Worcestershire could be built under new plans. Worcester News 10/8/2022 News Veteran given £30,000 for unjust arrest Desmond Acquah was denied a public apology The Times - Subscription at source 10/8/2022 News Hampshire PCC calls for further clarification on non-crime hate incidents Hampshire's PCC Donna Jones hit the headlines last week when she criticised her force's response to a social media incident. Now she is calling for more clarity on official guidance. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/8/2022 News Dame Lynne Owens to be Met police’s interim deputy commissioner Ex-director general of National Crime Agency may seek job permanently as force is rebuilt under new boss The Guardian 10/8/2022 News Self-proclaimed paedophile blackmailed teens to become his ‘sex slaves’ A man from West Sussex who targeted girls as young as 12 online and blackmailed them into becoming his ‘sex slaves’ has pleaded guilty following a National Crime Agency investigation. National Crime Agency (NCA) 9/8/2022 News Survivors of mother and baby homes and workhouses urged to speak to police Police are investigating allegations of abuse at the institutions across Northern Ireland Shropshire Star 9/8/2022 News New legal guidance on street-based sexual harassment Street harassment such as cyber-flashing, up-skirting or the exposure of genitals in a public place are crimes which can and will be prosecuted, says the Crown Prosecution Service, as new legal guidance is published. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 9/8/2022 News The new strategy Manitoba RCMP will use to combat crime in rural communities CANADA: Manitoba RCMP has created a new team to deal with violent crimes in rural communities. Blue Line (Canada) 9/8/2022 News Avon and Somerset’s Project Bluestone: a case study With Operation Soteria due to expand into 14 more forces this autumn, Police Oracle spoke with the force that first tried the innovative approach to managing RASSO cases. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/8/2022 Feature Police Scotland records more data breaches than any other force Police Scotland has suffered more than 2,800 suspected data breaches or related incidents since 2019, a new report states. Scottish Legal News 9/8/2022 News British Transport Police row as force suggests people who question gender ideology should not work for them The British Transport Police (BTP) is facing backlash after suggesting people should not work for the force if they question gender ideology GB News 9/8/2022 News Ivory ban needs local enforcement say campaigners and national lead Endangered species could be saved by new legislation banning ivory sales - and sharp- eyed local teams can make all the difference. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/8/2022 News Police efficiency review to include technology focus The Home Office has announced plans for an operational efficiency review of policing including a focus on further uses of technology. UKAuthority.com 9/8/2022 News Police Scotland looking into ‘Big Brother’ face scan cameras to capture criminals Live Facial Recognition (LFR) cameras scan people's faces as they walk in public and turn the images into 'biometric patterns' or 'facial fingerprints' with critics saying they could infringe on people's civil liberties Scottish Daily Express 9/8/2022 News «280128022803280428052806280728082809Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
