Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 116025 total results. Showing results 56501 to 56520 «282228232824282528262827282828292830Next ›Last » More police firearms operations in West Mercia There were more police operations involving firearms in West Mercia last year, new figures show. The Shuttle (Kidderminster) 30/7/2022 News Drivers’ fury as six police cars and 12 officers are used to stop drivers over minor offences including one who was fined £100 for his mis-spaced number plate An assistant chief constable has been forced to defend his force's tactics after six police cars and 12 officers were sent out to an operation which ended in someone getting a ticket over a mis-spaced number plate. Mail Online 30/7/2022 News Police prioritise tackling antisocial behaviour in Salisbury Tackling antisocial behaviour is a priority for Wiltshire Police, according to the PCC, as Salisbury sees a flair up of incidents. Salisbury Journal 30/7/2022 News Shocking statistics reveal high number of assaults on South Yorkshire Police officers The Government has released shocking statistics about the high number of attacks on police officers in South Yorkshire and across England and Wales. The Star (Yorkshire) 30/7/2022 News, Video Staffordshire Police appoints football hate crime officer A police force has appointed a dedicated football hate crime officer ahead of the new season. BBC 30/7/2022 News Criminal networks busted in cross-border police operation AUSTRALIA: Police have made several arrests and seized firearms, cash and drugs in an operation targeting organised criminal networks in northern New South Wales and south-east Queensland. ABC News (Australia) 30/7/2022 News, Video Reports of retail crime nearly double in 5 years – National’s claim of ‘soft’ approach rubbished by expert NEW ZEALAND: Reports of retail crime - from shoplifting to vandalism and ram raids - have almost doubled in five years, with police and the sector confirming a "violent trend". The New Zealand Herald (New Zealand) 30/7/2022 News, Video The rise in body-worn cameras: The impact on UK policing and public safety Video footage from police body-worn cameras is increasingly being used in investigations and as evidence in court, but law enforcement officers are not the only people now wearing body-cams; Fergus Mayne, UK and Ireland Country Manager for Motorola Solutions, believes the widespread wearing of cameras by other public-facing staff can significantly increase the pool of video evidence, but also requires greater transparency from those businesses and organisations using the technology. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 30/7/2022 Feature, Opinion The blue line gets thinner: Saskatchewan police services face recruitment challenge CANADA: A global drop in the favourable perception of police is making it harder for Saskatchewan's police services to recruit new officers. CBC News (Canada) 30/7/2022 News Supreme Court modifies search incident to arrest inside a home CANADA: The Supreme Court of Canada has modified the application of the common law search incident to arrest power inside the home. In R. v. Stairs, 2022 SCC 11, a motorist called 911 to report seeing a male driver of another car striking a female passenger. The police located a similar vehicle parked at a home nearby and, after no answered police attendance at the door, they entered without a warrant. Blue Line (Canada) 30/7/2022 Feature Garda killer faces non-jury trial next year accused of plot to persuade witness not to testify REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Brady and co-accused Dean Byrne are charged with conspiring to persuade a State witness not to testify during Brady's trial for the murder of Detective Garda Adrian Donohoe. Sunday World (Republic of Ireland) 30/7/2022 News Majority of garda leadership posts held by women following latest appointments REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A majority of An Garda SÃochána's leadership hierarchy are now women, following the latest senior appointments. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 30/7/2022 News Police force is savaged by its own crime commissioner over the arrest of army veteran for sharing an image posted by Laurence Fox A police force has been slammed by its own crime commissioner after an army veteran was arrested for sharing an image posted by Laurence Fox on social media. Donna Jones, Tory police and crime commissioner for Hampshire, issued a statement on Friday highlighting concern over 'both the proportionality and necessity of the police’s response' after the 51-year-old man was arrested at his home in Aldershot for 'malicious communications'. Mail Online 30/7/2022 News Police criticised over arrest for gay swastika post Officers from Hampshire constabulary have been criticised for arresting an army veteran over a social media post. The 51-year-old former soldier had shared an image of gay and transgender pride flags in the shape of a swastika. The Times - Subscription at source 30/7/2022 News Manchester police under fire over ‘deeply racist’ tactics ahead of Caribbean carnival Force issued letters banning people from celebration because of suspected or ‘perceived’ links to ‘street gang’ The Guardian 30/7/2022 News Former Met officer in Wayne Couzens WhatsApp group blames training for ‘offensive’ texts Ex-PC joked about raping a female colleague, court hears, but says ‘nothing in the training gives you a specific word that is offensive’ The Guardian 30/7/2022 News ‘Naive’ to claim road plan on track: AA NEW ZEALAND: A Dunedin road safety advocate says claims of progress on reducing road fatalities are naive and a plan to eliminate serious injuries could be heading in the wrong direction. Otago Daily Times (New Zealand) 30/7/2022 News Police Service of Northern Ireland host annual UK and Ireland LGBT+ Policing Conference for the first time The Police Service of Northern Ireland is delighted to host for the first time, this year’s annual UK and Ireland LGBT+ Policing Conference. Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) 29/7/2022 News CPS publishes new guidance on non-fatal strangulation and suffocation laws The new legal guidance from the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) assists lawyers considering criminal charges College of Policing 29/7/2022 News How technology is affecting County Lines drug dealing Creative uses of new technologies are enabling county lines gangs to stay one step ahead of law enforcement. Police Oracle 29/7/2022 News «282228232824282528262827282828292830Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
