Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97352 total results. Showing results 57461 to 57480 «287028712872287328742875287628772878Next ›Last » Breaking down barriers: The Gypsy Roma Traveller Police Association The police and the traveller community are normally thought of together in terms of crime. It's for this reason an association of Gypsy Roma Traveller (GRT) officers exists to move the relationship between forces and the community in a new direction. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/9/2020 News Force’s PPE bill is part of ‘destabilising’ £44m budget deficit PPE cost £7m but Federation says guidance on its issue is 'laughable'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/9/2020 News Two hundred arrests after nine forces take part in County Lines op Op Pandilla involved nine forces tackling drug supply and linked violence on the roads over three days. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/9/2020 News Interview with Tucson Chief Chris Magnus USA: PERF Executive Director Chuck Wexler spoke with Tucson Police Chief and former PERF Board Member Chris Magnus about several topics: The in-custody death of Carlos Ingram-Lopez, and Chief Magnus’s offer to resign after making the video footage public Embedding mental health clinicians in Tucson’s 9-1-1 center Demonstrations COVID-19 His outlook on the future of policing. Police Executive Research Forum 18/9/2020 Feature, Interview, Opinion Interpol Chief outlines ongoing assistance to East Africa police Despite constraints imposed by COVID-19, INTERPOL Secretary General Jürgen Stock reaffirmed the Organization’s support to the Eastern Africa Police Chiefs Cooperation Organization (EAPCCO) in two addresses to their Annual General Meeting. INTERPOL 18/9/2020 News Pilot project shows the way for coordinated police procurement across jurisdictions AUSTRALIA: To most people, police are police, and it seems a no-brainer for them to save time, money and effort by collaborating and cooperating across jurisdictions. Police organisations all operate in the same way, don’t they? While it would be nice to think so, the nature of federation in Australia means that each police organisation has its own contractual arrangements, legislation and procurement processes, which can present challenges to coordination. The Strategist 18/9/2020 Feature, Opinion Tractors on the Beat NEW ZEALAND: Among his many duties, community policing coordinator Senior Sergeant Alasdair Macmillan is responsible for coordinating the movements of New Zealand's two police tractors. The tractors, which have been in the force for about four years, are a regular feature at Fieldays right around the country. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 18/9/2020 News Policing minister urges chief constables to prosecute more shoplifters The policing minister has written to every chief constable ordering officers to stop effectively decriminalising thefts under £200. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 18/9/2020 News Images of Gloucestershire police’s £12million centre transformation revealed One of Gloucestershire police’s largest operation centres is going to get a full makeover if plans are approved. Gloucestershire Live 18/9/2020 News Rare books stolen by Romanian gang recovered by joint UK-EU police operation The haul was taken in what police said was a 'highly sophisticated burglary' in 2017, when they were in storage at a postal warehouse The Telegraph - Subscription at source 18/9/2020 News Dominic Raab’s bodyguard sparks police dash after his loaded, semi-automatic Glock 19 pistol is found on a plane seat by a cleaner Dominic Raab's bodyguard sparked a police scramble at Heathrow airport after leaving his loaded, semi-automatic Glock 19 pistol on the seat of a plane. BBC 18/9/2020 News Woman who sued police for changing vomit-covered clothes loses case A woman who was changed out of vomit-soaked clothes after being arrested has failed in her bid to sue police. BBC 18/9/2020 News Rural crime is not taken seriously by police, new survey finds Fly-tipping, theft and trespass are among the rural crimes facing rural people in Hampshire, a new survey has revealed. Hampshire Chronicle 18/9/2020 News Australian police are using social media to rebel against orders to stop wearing ‘Thin Blue Line’ symbols, which have been linked to right-wing extremism AUSTRALIA: Pages and groups on Facebook claiming to be run by active and former Australian police officers have rejected orders to remove a pro-police symbol associated with white supremacists and extremist movements from their uniform. Business Insider 18/9/2020 News Police back Uber’s bid to keep London licence because taxi firm shares data about its 3.5m passengers and 45,000 drivers with intelligence officers Uber will be allowed to keep its license to operate in the UK because it shares information with the police on drivers, passengers and journeys, it has emerged. A court has been told the ride hailing app shares 2,000 pieces of 'vital' information with senior officers in London alone. Mail Online 18/9/2020 News Forensic pathologists in the epicentre of a pandemic: Operational, occupational and legal challenges Mohammed Almazrouei from the UCL Jill Dando Institute, Nicola Georgiou from the UCL Centre for Forensic Sciences and Moa Lidén from the Abu Dhabi Police Forensic Evidence Laboratory collaborate to consider how the role of the forensic pathologist has been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 18/9/2020 Analysis, Feature CNC joins global effort to highlight role of women in armed policing Several senior officers from the Civil Nuclear Constabulary (CNC) are to take part in a global webinar next month, focusing on diversity and women in armed policing. Police Professional 18/9/2020 News Chief Constable welcomes new Constables in physically distanced Oath of Office Chief Constable Iain Livingstone QPM addressed 125 new probationary Constables during a physically distanced Oath of Office ceremony at Police Scotland’s headquarters in Tulliallan. Police Scotland 18/9/2020 News Prosecuting in the public interest: independence without isolation – Max Hill QC, Director of Public Prosecutions In an essay to accompany an event with the Bingham Centre for the Rule of Law, Max Hill QC outlines what independence means for the Crown Prosecution Service in an extraordinary 2020 and beyond, and how it intersects with the Service’s other values and responsibilities. Drawing on the experiences of the past six months, he considers what it means to remain independent while also being collaborative, responsive and adaptable in a changing world - and the importance of each of these qualities in maintaining public confidence in the criminal justice system. Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) 18/9/2020 Feature, Opinion England and Wales’ disgraceful prisons expose ministers’ refusal to learn from mistakes From probation reform to test and trace, the government has presided over a catalogue of public services failures The Guardian 18/9/2020 Feature, Opinion «287028712872287328742875287628772878Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
