Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104174 total results. Showing results 58081 to 58100 «290129022903290429052906290729082909Next ›Last » PM concerned over NT remote police funding AUSTRALIA: Remote Northern Territory police could receive a federal funding extension, with concerns communities may be vulnerable when a deal expires next year. A federal agreement, which has spent more than $280 million since it was introduced during the Howard government's controversial intervention in 2007, is due to end in June 2022. It is feared stations could shut if the deal is not renewed. The West Australian (Australia) 29/4/2021 News Queensland domestic violence taskforce to consider all-women police stations AUSTRALIA: All-female police stations will be considered to address domestic violence in Queensland, the head of a women’s justice taskforce says. Margaret McMurdo has also revealed there’s strong support for an independent probe into police actions in the lead-up to Gold Coast mother Kelly Wilkinson’s death. 7 News (Australia) 29/4/2021 News National Police Federation calls on Province of Alberta to share findings of $2 million PwC report on provincial police proposal CANADA: EDMONTON, AB, April 29, 2021 /CNW/ -The National Police Federation, representing around 3,500 RCMP Members in Alberta, is calling on the Province to share details of a $2 million report by PricewaterhouseCoopers LLC (PwC) considering a potential transition from the Alberta RCMP to a provincial police service. The report, due April 30, 2021, will consider operational requirements, processes, and potential costs for creating a provincial police service as well as "whether a dedicated provincial police service is in the best interest of Albertans." National Police Federation (Canada) 29/4/2021 News Biden asks Congress for police reform bill by George Floyd death anniversary USA: U.S. President Joe Biden on Wednesday urged Congress to pass a police reform bill in the name of George Floyd - a Black man killed under the knee of a white police officer - by the anniversary of his death on May 25. Reuters 29/4/2021 News Questions over PPS ‘reluctance’ to charge in Police Ombudsman investigator cases Public prosecutors have rejected suggestions of an “undue reluctance” to charge Police Ombudsman (PONI) staff with any offence - even in cases where it’s claimed lives could be “placed in grave risk” as a result of unlawful information disclosure. The Newsletter 29/4/2021 News Should police address homelessness? One city is betting on a new model USA: San Francisco has an initiative to take police out of the response to the crisis of homelessness altogether The Guardian 29/4/2021 News Recruitment drive delivers almost 9,000 additional police Latest statistics show government is 44% of the way towards meeting its ambition of hiring 20,000 additional police officers by 2023. Home Office 29/4/2021 News Nearly officers recruited under drive to hit 20,000 Forces have hired nearly 9,000 officers under the government's drive to recruit 20,000 by 2023, according to offical figures. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/4/2021 Authorised Firearms Officer’s group call for better IOPC training The conduct watchdog needs more training for investigators reviewing firearms cases, according to the lead group for armed response officers. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/4/2021 News New MAPPA category for domestic abuse not included in Act Domestic Abuse Act receives Royal Assent but Lords amendment 'will be achieved through existing framework' Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/4/2021 News New social media framework for policing launched The Police Digital Service (PDS) has launched a new framework to help police manage the “explosion of social media”. Police Professional 29/4/2021 News ‘Landmark’ Domestic Abuse Bill receives Royal Assent The landmark Domestic Abuse Bill received Royal Assent today (April 29), strengthening measures to tackle perpetrators and giving police new powers to protect victims. Police Professional 29/4/2021 News Forces should use new tax break to recruit military veterans Police Forces should take full advantage of a new tax relief scheme to recruit many more officers with military backgrounds. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 29/4/2021 News PFEW seeks reassurance regarding implementation of pensions Remedy On 20 April 2021 we wrote to the Home Secretary to seek evidence and clarification that the implementation of the public sector pensions Remedy would not cause further discrimination to any of our members. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 29/4/2021 News Manchester Arena Inquiry: Police chief ‘prioritised identifying bomber’ One of the first police chiefs to arrive at the scene of the Manchester Arena attack has told a public inquiry she could have done more to bring emergency service commanders together. BBC 29/4/2021 News The threat from the darknet: The intersection of cybercrime and terrorist activity A more co-ordinated integration of cybercrime and terrorism is leading to the growth of cyber terrorism, warns Western Australia MP and counter-terrorism expert Dr Anne Aly – and more trained experts, extra resources and strong legislation are needed to tackle the terrorist exploitation of the internet. Policing Insight 29/4/2021 Feature, Opinion Coroner set to issue report over man who died after police restraint A coroner is set to issue a prevention of future deaths report after an inquest jury found the death of a mixed-race man was partly caused by the way police officers restrained him. Police Professional 29/4/2021 News Sharing the good work police are doing locally and nationally I am thrilled to introduce the second issue of Going equipped – a publication written for policing, by policing College of Policing 29/4/2021 News Protecting vulnerable students from being targeted by gangs Five years ago, we were discussing safeguarding challenges relating to students who live in Brent, and the risk that they may become involved in criminal activity. We worked with Danny Coyle, the head teacher of Newman Catholic College, which is in an area known to have issues with gangs, to organise a summer camp. College of Policing 29/4/2021 Feature What I learned from a recent experience with a homeless man in custody At 5am on a Friday morning, a homeless young man was arrested and brought to me. His arrest was appropriate and his detention was authorised. But this is about more than crime. 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