Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103869 total results. Showing results 57121 to 57140 «285328542855285628572858285928602861Next ›Last » New GMP chief vows to quit if force does not improve within two years The new chief constable of England’s second largest police force has vowed he will quit if it is not in a “demonstrably better place” within two years. Police Professional 27/5/2021 News Prosecutors reject half of case files sent by Metropolitan Police More than half of case files sent to prosecutors by Britain’s biggest police force last year were rejected and sent back for more detective work. The Times - Subscription at source 27/5/2021 News Hillsborough was ‘greatest scandal of British policing’ says Jacob Rees-Mogg as families call for law change Action must be taken to ensure relatives of future disaster victims can access justice, says leader of the Commons i News 27/5/2021 News Police ‘failing to protect’ thousands of at-risk girls Ten years after The Times exposed grooming gangs in Rotherham, children as young as 11 are still slipping through the system The Telegraph - Subscription at source 27/5/2021 Feature Handcuffs, helmets and boots stolen from police during Kill the Bill protest Police laptops and radios went missing during violent scenes at a Kill the Bill protest in Bristol, new data shows. Metro 27/5/2021 News Greater Manchester police chief vows to quit if force not better in two years Stephen Watson says officers will visit all burglary scenes in drive to improve ‘underperforming’ force The Guardian 27/5/2021 News Ethical Issues in Police Robots: The Case of Crowd Control Robots in A Pandemic Progress in automatization and robotization is unavoidable. However, while progress in some fields is relatively rapid, others including policing seem to be untouched by automatization. This article discusses arguments which favor the use of police robots, in particular crowd control robots. The special case of pandemics is discussed. The article argues that while we have some ethical issues associated with crowd control robots, in general, the benefits are higher than the possible risks. Journal of Applied Security Research - Registration at source 27/5/2021 Research article Drugs could soon be decriminalised in the ACT: Here’s why that would be a positive step A private members bill is currently being considered in the Parliament of the Australian Capital Territory that could see the possession of many illicit drugs for personal use decriminalised; Professor Nicole Lee of the National Drug Research Institute at Curtin University, and RMIT University Lecturer Jarryd Bartle believe the move is a natural conclusion to decades of research on drug-related harms. Policing Insight 27/5/2021 Feature, Opinion London ‘won’t get 3,000 more police’ Hopes of London receiving an extra 3,000 police officers to boost the fight against crime are set to be dashed, one of Sadiq Khan’s top aides has admitted. The Standard 27/5/2021 News Policing of protests and gatherings “professional and proportionate” The policing of a protest in Pollockshields on 13 May and a mass gathering in Glasgow City Centre on 16 May has been the subject of significant discussion at a meeting of the Scottish Police Authority today (Wednesday 26 May). Scottish Police Authority (SPA) 27/5/2021 News USD 83 million intercepted in Interpol operation against online financial crime Operation HAECHI-I saw more than 500 arrests and nearly 900 solved cases through intensive cooperation between nine countries in Asia. INTERPOL 27/5/2021 News Report on Hestia’s super-complaint on the police response to victims of modern slavery This super-complaint is about the policies and practices of all police forces in England and Wales with respect to the standard of support that victims of modern slavery receive. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 27/5/2021 Report Police response to victims of modern slavery needs improvement The police response to modern slavery may be causing significant harm to the public interest, a new report has found. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 27/5/2021 News Hillsborough disaster trial collapses as judge rules no case to answer The trial of two retired police officers and a solicitor accused of perverting the course of justice following the Hillsborough disaster has collapsed after the judge ruled there was no case to answer. Police Professional 27/5/2021 News More than 1,000 arrests during week-long crackdown on County Lines drug gangs More than 1,000 people have been arrested and 292 weapons seized as part of a national crackdown on County Lines drug dealing gangs. Police Professional 27/5/2021 News CPS statement on Hillsborough ruling The Nightingale Court at The Lowry Theatre, Manchester, has found there is no case for Peter Metcalf, former Chief Superintendent Donald Denton and former Detective Chief Inspector Alan Foster to answer on the charges of perverting the course of justice in relation to their actions following the Hillsborough disaster in 1989. Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) 27/5/2021 News Over 1,000 people arrested and almost 300 weapons seized as part of county lines crackdown More than 250 weapons have been seized and 1,100 people arrested as part of the latest county lines intensification week. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 27/5/2021 News Police Scotland crowd control critics ‘should know better’ A leading QC has called on politicians not to indulge in "whataboutery" in relation to the policing of mass gatherings during the pandemic. BBC 27/5/2021 News County lines: 1,100 people arrested in UK crackdown A crackdown on county lines drug dealing gangs resulted in the arrest of 1,100 people and the seizure of 292 weapons. BBC 27/5/2021 News On its 50th anniversary, is it time to review the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971? The Misuse of Drugs Act came into effect half a century ago, and while society, policing, and attitudes to and availability of drugs has changed significantly over those 50 years, the law has not; with billions spent on attempting to tackle an issue that has increased substantially since 1971, policing commentator and former drugs policy lead Ben Twomey believes that both an honest public debate over drugs, and a review of the Act, are long overdue. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 27/5/2021 Feature, Opinion «285328542855285628572858285928602861Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
