Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97299 total results. Showing results 57061 to 57080 «285028512852285328542855285628572858Next ›Last » Deaths from natural causes in English and Welsh prisons ‘unacceptably high’ Panel calls for improved access to healthcare for inmates to avoid preventable deaths The Guardian 30/9/2020 News Police told they can use Covid-19 app on personal phone amid guideline confusion Police officers have been told they can use the coronavirus contact tracing app on their personal smartphones while working if they wish to, amid confusion about guidelines. Evening Times (Glasgow) 30/9/2020 News French police clear migrant camp at launch point for Britain About 700 people moved from Calais camp where thousands have sought to cross Channel The Guardian 30/9/2020 News Report back on the organised crime work programme NEW ZEALAND: This paper provides an overview and update of the Government’s organised crime work programme by identifying a strategic framework for community-led initiatives, identifying opportunities to build agencies’ intelligence capability, and proposing that the legislative settings be strengthened to combat organised crime. [pdf] New Zealand Police 30/9/2020 Report Calgary Police Commission citizen satisfaction report CANADA: To provide good governance, the Calgary Police Commission must be in touch with the needs, experiences, and concerns of Calgary citizens. [pdf] Calgary Police Commission 30/9/2020 Report Illicit Drug Data Report 2018–19 AUSTRALIA: The Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission’s annual Illicit Drug Data Report, now in its 17th edition, continues to provide an authoritative picture of illicit drugs in Australia. Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission (ACIC) 30/9/2020 Report A force for the future: How hi-tech, happiness and international cooperation are all key to the success of Dubai Police Dubai Police recently became the first force to win seven IACP awards in one year, recognised for its work in areas ranging from forensics and research to victims’ services and highway safety. Policing Insight spoke to Dubai Police Commander-in-Chief, Lieutenant General Abdullah Khalifa Al Marri, about the force’s success, its efforts to tackle challenges such as COVID-19 and transnational crime, and how high-tech and happiness are crucial elements of the force's long-term strategy. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 30/9/2020 Feature, Interview, Opinion Assaults on Los Angeles police officers have risen 156% since last year, chief says USA: 'I hear the need for many changes about our society, including policing, but these numbers are troubling' Fox News 30/9/2020 News Policing Performance Report Q1 2020 The purpose of this paper is to present the Q1 Performance Report for 2020/21. Scottish Police Authority (SPA) 30/9/2020 Report Covid in Scotland: What impact has lockdown had on crime? Police officers in Scotland dealt with far fewer violent crimes, housebreakings and road casualties while the country was in lockdown, according to new statistics. BBC 30/9/2020 Analysis, Feature Interview with St. Louis Chief John Hayden USA: On Friday, PERF Executive Director Chuck Wexler spoke with St. Louis Metropolitan Police Chief John Hayden about several critical issues. Key takeaways include: Spate of shootings of officers: Nine on-duty St. Louis officers and one retired captain have been shot since June 1. One officer was killed, and four officers were shot in a single incident while policing a demonstration. Chief Hayden said the department had never before experienced gunfire attacks during a demonstration, nor had the department experienced major protests regarding incidents that happened in other parts of the country. Police Executive Research Forum 29/9/2020 Feature, Interview, Opinion Police officers told not to download NHS contact-tracing app NPCC chair previously said 'it should be everyone’s priority' to curb virus spread IT PRO 29/9/2020 News Flawed judgment? Although black people, particularly young black men, are killed by US police in disproportion to their numbers in the population, the figures are relatively small when set against public perception, with black on black crime in American cities a greater risk to the black community than police violence, as John Hicks explains. Police Professional 29/9/2020 Feature Early intervention in the County Lines battle The issue of eliminating County Lines drug operations has been perplexing police and local authority service partnerships for years now, as the criminal gangs responsible for them have evolved their enterprises to avoid detection by law enforcement. Police Professional - Subscription at source 29/9/2020 Feature Interview: ‘Some of the best cops I worked with didn’t have a degree’ The police degree system will not move the dial on BAME recruitment according to Nottinghamishire superintendent Sukesh Verma. He tells Gary Mason why. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/9/2020 Feature, Interview Police officers encouraged to use NHS app at work Rank and file police officers have been encouraged by the Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) to download the NHS COVID-19 app on their personal phones and use it while working. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 29/9/2020 News Almost 1,700 domestic abuse crimes recorded in first year of new act Almost 1,700 crimes were recorded under the Domestic Abuse Act in its first year of operation, new statistics show. Holyrood Magazine 29/9/2020 News N.S. premier issues apology for systemic racism in province’s justice system CANADA: HALIFAX — Nova Scotia Premier Stephen McNeil has apologized to Black and Indigenous Nova Scotians for systemic racism in the province’s justice system. McNeil said today institutions such as the police and the courts have failed Black and Indigenous people. Blue Line (Canada) 29/9/2020 News Policy on proposals to test or trial use of emergent technologies NEW ZEALAND: In September 2020 NZ Police released a specific policy around the use of emergent technology. The policy provides guidance for staff who are given opportunities to use or test new technology, and outlines the steps required to be taken before new technology can be trialled or introduced. It also applies in situations where extra functionality is being added to an existing technology. Alongside the introduction of the emergent technology policy, NZ Police has signed up to the Algorithm Charter for Aotearoa New Zealand. Launched in July 2020, the Charter outlines standards for the use of algorithms by public agencies. New Zealand Police 29/9/2020 Report Police strengthen commitments to use technology safely and responsibly NEW ZEALAND: NZ Police has today released a specific policy around the use of emergent technology. The policy provides guidance for staff who are given opportunities to use or test new technology, and outlines the steps required to be taken before new technology can be trialled or introduced. New Zealand Police 29/9/2020 News «285028512852285328542855285628572858Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
