Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97248 total results. Showing results 56721 to 56740 «283328342835283628372838283928402841Next ›Last » Preventing and managing bullying at Police: Francis Review NEW ZEALAND: Following media allegations of bullying in 2019, New Zealand Police commissioned an independent external review of its systems and processes to address complaints of bullying. The Review (by consultant Debbie Francis) found that while bullying or harassment did not appear widespread, processes surrounding disclosures, complaints and investigations were sometimes inconsistent, protracted and unsatisfactory to both complainants and those accused. New Zealand Police 10/10/2020 Report Police notebook with gang details stolen from car West Midlands police apologise after names of young people at risk taken in Birmingham The Guardian 10/10/2020 News Police Scotland buys 180 Hyundai Kona Electrics The Hyundai Kona Electric is a competitive, compelling, popular electric vehicle. It has relatively long range (up to ~300 miles), a crossover type of size/class, and a relatively low price. As such, it’s one of the best selling electric vehicles in the world, and it’s also one of the top choices among police forces, particularly in Europe. Police fleets in Spain, Switzerland, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom have bought Kona Electrics for some of their official duties. Add the Scottish police to the list of police forces using the Kona Electric. Clean Technica 10/10/2020 News Paris terror attacks: A new European strategic approach to tackling terrorism In the wake of the recent terrorist attack in France and British travellers to the country being warned another attack is highly likely, Policing Insight contributor Andrew Staniforth discusses how France is seeking to combat this very real threat. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 10/10/2020 Feature Indian police told to lose weight after drug gang suspects run off too quickly Police in Punjab have been told to lose weight after a judge found that raids on drug gangs and bootleggers were failing to result in arrests because suspects ran away too quickly for obese officers to catch them. The Times - Subscription at source 10/10/2020 News Two inspiring GMP officers honoured in the Queen’s Birthday Honours List Retired PC Charles Crichlow has been awarded a Queens Policing Medal, while PC John Williams has been awarded a British Empire Medal (BEM). Manchester Evening News 10/10/2020 News London homicides reach 100 for sixth consecutive year The number of killings in London has exceeded 100 for a sixth consecutive year, BBC research has found. BBC 10/10/2020 Analysis, Feature France nabs the leaders of a document fraud network active in the EU On 28 September, French law enforcement authorities arrested nine suspects involved in document fraud and the facilitation of illegal immigration. Supported by Europol, this operation is the result of a cross-border cooperation between law enforcement authorities in France, Germany, Greece and Switzerland. Two leaders of the criminal gang, both Algerian nationals, are among the suspects arrested in France. Europol 9/10/2020 News Interview with retired Metropolitan Nashville Chief Steve Anderson USA: Steve Anderson retired in August after 10 years leading the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department. He spoke with PERF Executive Director Chuck Wexler about his upbringing, his career, leadership lessons, and policing challenges in 2020. Police Executive Research Forum 9/10/2020 Feature, Interview, Opinion Police restraint of mentally ill man contributed to death, inquest jury finds The use of restraints by police on a mentally ill man was “inappropriate” and contributed to his death, an inquest jury has found. Police Professional 9/10/2020 News Pandemic having ‘significant impact on vulnerability’ as Covid-related incidents increase Cumbria Constabulary experienced seven of its busiest days for recorded incidents in more than three years as it responded to the challenges of policing the coronavirus crisis. Police Professional 9/10/2020 News Canadians have a largely favourable view of police: Poll CANADA: OTTAWA — Canadians have a largely favourable view of police in their communities but Indigenous people, members of visible minority groups and younger Canadians are more likely to have had bad experiences and to feel threatened in the presence of police, a new poll suggests. Seventy-seven per cent of Caucasian respondents to the Angus Reid Institute survey said they had a favourable or very favourable view of their local police. Blue Line (Canada) 9/10/2020 News No federal funds for DJI drones: DOJ makes the ban official, but some federal agencies may suffer USA: The U.S. Department of Justice has made the ban official: no agency may use federal funds for DJI drones or any unmanned aircraft manufactured by a “Covered Foreign Entity: … any entity that is determined or designated, within the Department of Justice, to be subject to or vulnerable to extrajudicial direction from a foreign government.” Drone Life 9/10/2020 News Drones for police: Australian force equips motorcycles with drones in innovative implementation AUSTRALIA: This week at AUVSI’s Xponential 2020, public safety personnel from all over the globe joined the co-located DRONERESPONDERS public safety programs; discussing drones for police, fire, federal agencies and public safety. Stories from the international community revealed the wide variety of use cases and implementations for sUAS in the sector. Sgt. Carl Cutler of the Queensland, Australia Forensic Crash Unit, described one of the most innovative, practical and successful implementations: a fleet of motorcycles equipped with drones for a efficient forensic analysis of crash sites. Drone Life 9/10/2020 News Queen honours police of all ranks in list dominated by Covid response The full list of police officers who have been awarded honours in the Queen's Birthday list Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/10/2020 News Chief Constable Carl Foulkes “incredibly proud” to be recognised in Queens Honours list North Wales police chief has accepted a top honour from the Queen in her annual honours list The Leader 9/10/2020 News Met Police restraint contributed to ill man’s death The way in which police restrained a mentally ill man contributed to his death in custody, an inquest jury has found. BBC 9/10/2020 News Outbreak of gang warfare blamed on theft of notebook from West Midlands police car England’s second biggest police force has been accused of putting lives at risk and jeopardising operations against organised crime after confidential intelligence on gangs was stolen, The Times can reveal. The Times - Subscription at source 9/10/2020 News Pandemic having ‘significant impact on vulnerability’ as Covid-related incidents increase Cumbria Constabulary experienced seven of its busiest days for recorded incidents in more than three years as it responded to the challenges of policing the coronavirus crisis. Police Professional 9/10/2020 News IOPC Welcomes W80 decision Today’s decision from the Court is welcome and provides clarity on an important principle of policing. Throughout this process we must not lose sight of the impact of Mr Baker’s death on his family, or on the police officers involved. 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