Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 116032 total results. Showing results 57501 to 57520 «287228732874287528762877287828792880Next ›Last » Police minister to visit every police district, but no date yet for Taranaki NEW ZEALAND: New Police Minister Chris Hipkins plans to visit every police district over the next few months – although it is not yet clear when he will come to Taranaki. Stuff (New Zealand) 5/7/2022 News Operation Campbell sees Police thwart major methamphetamine distribution network NEW ZEALAND: Police have arrested seven people and seized a myriad of methamphetamine, firearms, ammunition, and tens of thousands of dollars in cash, after a number of search warrants were carried out across the country this week. New Zealand Police 5/7/2022 News Seven arrests, 5kg of methamphetamine seized in police raids NEW ZEALAND: Police have disrupted a major methamphetamine network and arrested seven people on a total of 50 charges. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 5/7/2022 News ‘Unethical’ not to use LFR as a force for good, says former Surveillance Camera Commissioner The former Surveillance Camera Commissioner has questioned suggestions that the use of live facial recognition (LFR) in public should be suspended until a new statutory framework and code of practice is in place. Police Professional 5/7/2022 News Strategic command course to be given ‘root and branch’ review College of Policing lead tells Police Oracle "nothing is off the table". Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/7/2022 News Government committed to ‘victim-first’ approach to combat spiking The Government says it is committed to working with police, local authorities and night-time industries to produce a ‘victim-first’ approach to tackle spiking. Police Professional 5/7/2022 News ‘Gap’ remains in pay dispute, says Scottish Police Federation Officers in Scotland are set to continue their “most overt demonstration of action” in more than a century, the Scottish Police Federation (SPF) has said, after pay negotiations ended without a deal. Police Professional 5/7/2022 News Disgraceful failures of Greater Manchester police continue Oldham councillor Sam Al-Hamdani on the systematic failings of the first police force to be placed in special measures The Guardian 5/7/2022 News Electric vehicles not suitable for police response says PCC A police force using electric vehicles is struggling to respond to crime because the batteries keep going flat, a Police and Crime Commissioner said. BBC 5/7/2022 News National Chair Steve Hartshorn responds to publication of Jermaine Baker Public Inquiry Report National Chair Steve Hartshorn has responded to the publication of the Jermaine Baker Public Inquiry Report Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 5/7/2022 News Jermaine Baker lawfully shot dead by Met officer, inquiry rules Unarmed 28-year-old killed by police marksman in 2015 when part of a gang trying to free a prisoner The Guardian 5/7/2022 News Met challenge reinstatement of senior officer in child abuse video case Officers serving with serious convictions undermine public confidence MPS argues. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/7/2022 News Undercover police officer ‘invited into military armoury’ An undercover police officer, posing as a criminal, was invited into a military armoury, a court has heard. BBC 5/7/2022 News Met Police structure ‘isn’t working’ as Sadiq Khan hints at massive overhaul of force amid wave of scandals The next Commissioner will be hired by the Home Secretary Priti Patel, who only needs to have "due regard" for the Mayor My London 5/7/2022 News Jermaine Baker: Fatal shooting of unarmed man lawful but Met criticised A Metropolitan Police operation that led to an officer fatally shooting an unarmed man in north London was lawful but there were failings at almost every stage, an inquiry has found. BBC 5/7/2022 News Police Responses to Cold and Long-Term Missing Person Cases: A Comparative Study Cold/long-term missing person cases continue to be a matter of great concern for the public and police. Scholars have attempted to study the issue of missing persons more broadly, using research from across regions to understand this phenomenon. However, there has been little study of how relevant research from different regions is to other areas and little examination of cold/long-term missing person cases. Given these two considerations – these cases being of great concern but understudied and the blending of research findings from different regions – this study presents first insights on cold/long-term missing person cases from England and Wales versus Canada through a comparative examination. From this, we offer key recommendations that either region may benefit from for enhancing police response. We also highlight the applicability of research from each region, discussing the implications of different police systems, processes, and challenges. International Journal of Comparative and Applied Criminal Justice 5/7/2022 Research article Virtual reality scenarios provide Police Encounter Panels with new insight into officer decision-making The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) recently launched its new Police Encounter Panels (PEPs) to provide feedback on the use of force by officers and build closer relationships with the community; MPS Inspector Zed Asghar spoke to Policing Insight’s Keith Potter about the aim of the PEPs, and how virtual reality technology was offering Panel members greater insight into the difficult decisions officers face. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 5/7/2022 Feature, Interview 2021 UOF statistical report CANADA: Police officers may be required to use force to protect the public and themselves. Under the Criminal Code of Canada, police officers are granted authority to use reasonable force when necessary to carry out their duties. [pdf] Hamilton Police Service (Canada) 5/7/2022 Report Use-of-force incidents involving Hamilton police decreased in 2021 CANADA: The number of times Hamilton police officers used force was down last year, according to a new report from the service. Global News (Canada) 5/7/2022 News Edmonton council to ask province to support new centre to fight downtown crime CANADA: City council has voted unanimously to ask the government of Alberta to support the creation of a hub in Edmonton’s Chinatown where social workers, firefighters and peace officers could work together to reduce crime. Blue Line (Canada) 5/7/2022 News «287228732874287528762877287828792880Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
