Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 99480 total results. Showing results 57561 to 57580 «287528762877287828792880288128822883Next ›Last » Domestic abuse: Six women murdered after reporting partner Six women in Northern Ireland have been murdered since 2015 despite previously reporting their violent partners to the police. BBC 26/11/2020 News Lancashire Police: Force unveils new high-tech body cameras Police officers will be equipped with new cutting-edge technology thanks to a multi-million pound investment. Lancashire Telegraph 26/11/2020 News France to send draconian new police law to constitutional council FRANCE; The French government has agreed to send its draconian new law against photographing police to the constitutional council after opposition parties said it could violate France’s constitution. Morning Star Online 26/11/2020 News Fighting the fakes: The challenges of preventing counterfeit goods Counterfeiting is now a global problem accounting for more than three per cent of world trade, securing profits for criminals and in some cases putting consumers’ health at risk; in this briefing paper published by the UK’s Dawes Centre for Future Crime at UCL, Dr Chiaki Crews, Prof Robert Speller and Dr Rob Moss set out some of the sector challenges in tackling counterfeiting, and highlight the key questions for policy makers. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 26/11/2020 Analysis, Feature Trail-hunting licences suspended in England’s forests as police examine hunters’ Zoom ‘smokescreen’ briefing footage England’s largest land manager has suspended all licences for trail-hunting in forests after police revealed they were studying two webinars at which the UK’s leading hunting figures discussed how to create “a smokescreen” around their activities and how to avoid prosecution. The Independent 26/11/2020 News Seattle crime surges as politicians vote to cut police budget Radio host Jason Rantz describes the 'untenable' situation facing officers on 'Tucker Carlson Tonight' Yahoo! 26/11/2020 News Police Scotland under fire for using drones to record protests Police Scotland has been accused of misleading the public after aerial drones authorised to search for missing people were used to record environmental protests and drunken youths. The Times - Subscription at source 26/11/2020 Police rely on dashcam videos as ‘cops in cars’ are cut Police are increasingly turning to dashboard camera videos captured by motorists to prosecute dangerous drivers amid a drop in the number of dedicated “cops in cars”, according to research. The Times - Subscription at source 26/11/2020 News Pay freeze is ‘nothing short of a disgrace’ says Federation The national chair of the Police Federation of England and Wales says the announcement of a pay freeze for officers for the next year is “nothing short of a disgrace”. Police Professional 25/11/2020 News APCC responds to Chancellor’s Spending Review The APCC has responded to today's Spending Review announcement. Roger Hirst, APCC Finance Lead, said: "Police and Crime Commissioners welcome the Government’s commitment to investing in the ongoing plan to recruit an additional 20,000 police officers. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 25/11/2020 News DCC Bernie O’Reilly appointed interim CEO of the College of Policing Deputy Chief Constable Bernie O’Reilly has been appointed interim chief executive of the College of Policing to take over from Mike Cunningham who is retiring at the end of this year. Police Professional 25/11/2020 News CTP receive funding for historic new Counter Terrorism Operations Centre The Government have committed millions of pounds to bolster the protection of the public against terrorism, by announcing funding for a new National Counter-Terrorism Operations Centre (CTOC) as part of the Spending Review. Counter Terrorism Policing 25/11/2020 News Fifth of crimes involved domestic abuse in first England and Wales lockdown More than a quarter of a million such offences recorded from April to June, ONS figures show The Guardian 25/11/2020 News Government plans to strengthen firearms laws for public safety Consultation proposes new controls on air weapons, miniature rifle ranges, and high-powered firearms. Home Office 25/11/2020 News Police chiefs welcome funding for more officers, but warn of difficult decisions for forces The Government has announced its funding decisions for the next financial year as part of its spending review, which sees the service receive money to help forces recruit more officers. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 25/11/2020 News Cities with violent crime decreases this year USA: For the final edition of this series of reports on violent crime trends, PERF spoke with police executives from three agencies that have experienced decreases in homicides and aggravated assaults: Baltimore, MD; Anchorage, AK; and Columbia, SC. Police Executive Research Forum 25/11/2020 Feature, Interview, Opinion First Female Police Recruits: ‘They were a fine bunch of young women’ NEW ZEALAND: In 1943, while many New Zealanders were away fighting in the war, 18-year-old Marie Storey (nee Nixon) made the decision to join the police force and she was part of the third intake of women to do so. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 25/11/2020 Feature Royal Commission into terrorist attack on Christchurch mosques finally handing over report NEW ZEALAND: After nearly 20 months and numerous extensions, the high-level investigation into the Christchurch terror attack will today hand over its findings. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 25/11/2020 News Merger of national policing systems over budget and behind schedule UK government effort to replace legacy IT systems suffers further delays, and will not be fully completed until 2025 at the earliest Computer Weekly 25/11/2020 News Toronto police embrace strip-search reforms CANADA: Toronto Police have implemented almost every recommendation in a 2019 report on strip searches by Ontario police departments. Toronto Sun (Canada) 25/11/2020 News «287528762877287828792880288128822883Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
