Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103783 total results. Showing results 56361 to 56380 «281528162817281828192820282128222823Next ›Last » Policing the future – the future of policing While COVID-19 created new challenges for policing globally, many of the key issues in play before the pandemic continue to pose major questions for law enforcement; Dr Victoria Herrington, Director Knowledge at the Australian Institute for Police Management, and ACC Jackie Sebire of Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire and Cambridgeshire’s Joint Protective Services Command, believe a policing future which leans into complexity and embraces an expansive role is the way forward. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 24/6/2021 Analysis, Feature The death of Henry Foley: a 1985 case of police manslaughter Before Benjamin Monk, the last officer convicted of manslaughter while on duty was Alwyn Sawyer The Guardian 24/6/2021 News Ultraviolence review – still no justice in follow-up doc on deaths in UK police custody Ken Fero’s grim update to his fearless 2001 documentary Injustice, about police brutality against black men, is a shocking case of more of the same The Guardian 24/6/2021 Feature Men With A History Of Violence Against Women Can Still Work As Bouncers In the weeks following the kidnap, rape and death of Sarah Everard, public pressure led to the government promising to do more to tackle violence against women and girls. Police officer Wayne Couzens has since admitted kidnapping and raping Everard, and accepts responsibility for her death, yet one suggestion from the government was to deploy plain-clothes police officers into the nighttime economy to patrol venues, making it easier to "identify predatory and suspicious offenders" and for those who’ve been sexually harassed – or worse – to report it. Refinery29 24/6/2021 Feature Garda HQ to launch conflict of interest policy in anti-corruption drive Garda headquarters is set to issue a conflict of interest policy to prevent garda personnel from entering into business relations that could impair their professional duties. The Times 24/6/2021 News Commissioner Drew Harris to admit gardai let down public on 999 calls Drew Harris, the garda commissioner, will admit his officers failed to provide responses to more than 3,000 emergency calls related to domestic violence when he appears before the Policing Authority today. The Times - Subscription at source 24/6/2021 News Biden backs funding more police to fight crime wave President Joe Biden has unveiled a plan that includes funding more police to combat a nationwide surge in homicides, which he blamed on lax gun control. BBC 24/6/2021 News St. Thomas police deploy new wireless signalling system for body cameras and stun guns CANADA: After a four-month pilot project, St. Thomas police in Ontario officially began utilizing new technology to go along with their body-worn cameras (BWCs) and stun guns. Using wireless electronic signalling system, the BWCs are automatically activated once the stun gun is deployed. This means officers will no longer have to press the button themselves to record video. The system will also activate all other nearby officer’s BWCs, which will also begin recording. Blue Line (Canada) 24/6/2021 News Police appeal for community to submit CCTV locations to assist with investigations AUSTRALIA: Great Southern police are encouraging members of the public to register their private CCTV camera locations via a new application in a bid to prevent crime and create a safer community. The West Australian (Australia) 23/6/2021 News Police uncover ‘sophisticated’ cannabis grow houses in Perth suburbs AUSTRALIA: Police have put a big dent in WA’s illegal cannabis supply chain, following several raids across Perth. 6pr (Australia) 23/6/2021 News Police flag ‘grab and drag’ gap as review mulls new offence AUSTRALIA: Police believe there are gaps in the law when it comes to “grab and drag” offending after public outrage over the sentence given to a man who pulled a nurse into a Melbourne alleyway. The Age (Australia) 23/6/2021 News Half-billion dollar bounty: Police haul from illegal cash and assets over four years of gang raids NEW ZEALAND: Yet another major drug ring has been smashed with more than $44 million in drugs seized as police surpass the $500m milestone in confiscated assets from gangs and criminals over the past four years. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 23/6/2021 News PC Benjamin Monk found guilty of manslaughter The police officer who tasered ex-footballer Dalian Atkinson has been cleared of murder but convicted of manslaughter. Police Professional 23/6/2021 News HMICFRS praises police response to domestic abuse during pandemic 'Brilliant examples of forces using innovative new ways to keep victims safe' – report finds College of Policing 23/6/2021 Feature Blog: Time to go Back to Basics and look after yourself In a new blog for World Wellbeing Week, PFEW National Board Lead for Operational Policing, Steve Hartshorn, shares why the Federation is urging you to go Back to Basics with your body armour Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 23/6/2021 News Domestic abuse: Police urged to act after three-quarters of cases fail to end in charges Many fail because the victim does not support prosecution even though the police can proceed independently. Sky News 23/6/2021 News Police officer guilty of manslaughter of ex-footballer Dalian Atkinson PC Benjamin Monk of West Mercia force convicted at Birmingham crown court of 2016 killing The Guardian 23/6/2021 News RAPID-FIRE Conference on Investigative Interviewing – 19th July 2021 Do you interview suspects, victims or witnesses as part of your role? Do you supervise those that do? Do you investigate crimes? Or are you just interested in investigative interviewing? Register to attend this free online conference, being held by the Police Science Dr and supported by Policing Insight, focusing on gathering evidence from victims, witnesses and suspects. Policing Insight 23/6/2021 Advertisement, Feature Police officer guilty of manslaughter in soccer star’s death A British police officer has been convicted of manslaughter in the death of Dalian Atkinson, a former professional soccer player who died after being Tasered and kicked in the head The Independent 23/6/2021 News St. Thomas police deploy new wireless signalling system for body cameras and stun guns CANADA: After a four-month pilot project, St. Thomas police in Ontario officially began utilizing new technology to go along with their body-worn cameras (BWCs) and stun guns. Blue Line (Canada) 23/6/2021 News «281528162817281828192820282128222823Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
