Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 116032 total results. Showing results 58421 to 58440 «291829192920292129222923292429252926Next ›Last » Edmonton safety plan has new Chinatown hub for police, other agencies CANADA: The city says it's doing a lot of work and funding programs in the Alberta government's jurisdiction — such as the recent $1.8 million spent for the Bissel Centre's day shelter space — and the province needs to step up Edmonton Journal (Canada) 10/6/2022 News Officials say congested radio system worked as designed during N.S. mass shooting CANADA: The radio communications system used by the RCMP during Nova Scotia’s mass shooting worked as it was designed to – even if officers struggled to get messages through because of network congestion, officials told an inquiry Thursday. Blue Line (Canada) 10/6/2022 News Frontline Garda supervisors alarmed at HQ’s corruption plans REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Frontline garda supervisors have reacted strongly to requests from Garda HQ for legal powers to conduct undercover operations to test gardaà for corruption. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 10/6/2022 News Minister McEntee receives Cabinet approval to bring forward emergency legislation on the legal basis for Garda Court Presenters REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Minister for Justice, Helen McEntee TD, has today received Government approval to bring forward emergency legislation to provide for a continued legal basis for Garda Court Presenters in the District Court. Department of Justice (Republic of Ireland) 10/6/2022 News Prescriptive Guidance on the processing of Personal Data and Special Category Data for call recording sampling undertaken by the Policing Authority as part of the preliminary examination of the Garda SÃochána review of the closure (including cancellation) of Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) incidents REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Adherence to the suitable and specific measures is mandatory and this Prescriptive Guidance is legally enforceable and is binding on An Garda SÃochána, a statutory body established under the Garda SÃochána Act 1924. [pdf] Policing Authority (Republic of Ireland) 10/6/2022 Report The power of collaboration: Technology’s role in tackling the challenges of VAWG and RASSO At last month’s Police Digital Summit in the UK, a panel of police, tech specialists and criminal justice stakeholders discussed how technology could help to meet the challenges of rape and serious sexual offences, and violence against women and girls; techUK’s Georgie Henley, who chaired the panel, highlights some of the key points from the discussion, and the collaborative approaches that can ensure improved responses in the future. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 10/6/2022 Feature, Innovation Chief Constable Olivia Pinkney to lead our strategic command course Hampshire Chief will oversee policing's most senior leadership development programme College of Policing 10/6/2022 News Stephen Mold is the APCC lead for the Police Digital Service and the Police, Crime and Fire Commissioner for Northamptonshire. Stephen Mold is the APCC lead for the Police Digital Service and the Police, Crime and Fire Commissioner for Northamptonshire. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 10/6/2022 News, Video Serious Violence Duty CONSULTATION: In response to a government consultation in 2019 on a new legal duty to support a multi-agency approach to preventing and tackling serious violence, there was an overall consensus for a legislative approach to a duty. As a result, the Serious Violence Duty (‘the duty’) was legislated for as part of the Police, Crime, Sentencing, and Courts Act 2022 (‘the PCSC Act’) and is a key part of the government’s commitment to reduce and prevent serious violence. Home Office 10/6/2022 News Understanding Police Agencies’ Explanations For Racial and Ethnic Disproportionality in Vehicle Stops Extant literature on traffic stops indicates that disparate enforcement of traffic laws is pervasive, violative of individuals’ constitutional liberties, and can have a lasting impact on the psyches of those subjected to it. This issue takes center stage in Missouri, a state that has often been alleged to engage in racial profiling, because disproportionality has persisted despite legislation to address it. To this point, several quantitative investigations of Missouri traffic stop data have answered many important questions regarding the existence and prevalence of disparities. However, there is a dearth of qualitative research that focuses on police agencies’ reactions to the data outcomes. The current study addresses this gap by analyzing written responses from Missouri agencies submitted with stop statistics. Findings reveal that agencies use responses to provide several types of justifications, excuses, and mitigating circumstances to explain existing disparities. Crime and Delinquency - Registration at source 10/6/2022 Research article Former head of ‘British FBI’ fears impact of Whitehall cuts on fight against crime Former National Crime Agency chief worries civil service reductions could have devastating effect The Guardian 10/6/2022 News Law enforcement and public health: Joining forces The global response to the Covid pandemic highlighted that in many countries, public health and law enforcement have operated in silos for far too long; Professor Nick Crofts, Executive Director of the Global Law Enforcement and Public Health Association, explores the ever-closer coupling of public health and policing, including a forthcoming forum organised to champion their convergence. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 10/6/2022 Feature, Opinion European drug report – Trends and developments EUROPE: The purpose of the current report is to provide an overview and summary of the European drug situation up to the end of 2021. [pdf] European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction (EMCDDA) 10/6/2022 Report Police seize £100,000 every day from gangsters after experts cracked ‘Enigma Code of crime’ that hid their illicit activities Police have seized £100,000 a day from UK gangsters since cracking their ‘Enigma code’. Mail Online 10/6/2022 News Look, no hands! Watch as dangerous drivers are caught on film by officers in unmarked HGV Two drivers who were literally driving ‘hands free’ had a nasty shock when they realised they'd been caught on camera by police officers patrolling in one of National Highways’ unmarked HGVs. Home Office 10/6/2022 News Downfall of the ‘Barnardo’ gang who raked in millions with ‘highly sophisticated’ crime All members have now been jailed Manchester Evening News 10/6/2022 News OCN London joins forces with the Met Police to help widen participation in the police service OCN London, a nationally recognised awarding organisation and Access Validation Agency (AVA), has developed a new Access to HE Diploma (Policing) in collaboration with the Met Police’s Department for Learning & Development. FE Week 10/6/2022 News Dame Lynne Owens: ‘It’ll be for other people to decide whether I’m the right fit for any particular job … but I definitely don’t see myself as done’ When Dame Cressida Dick resigned as Metropolitan Police Commissioner in February all eyes turned to another Dame - Lynne Owens, the former Director General of the National Crime Agency (NCA). Dame Lynne spent 27 years in policing, at the Met, Kent and Surrey, where she served for four years as Chief Constable, before joining the NCA in 2016.  She retired last October to undergo treatment for breast cancer, from which she has now recovered, and was widely seen as a frontrunner to be Commissioner before deciding, at the last minute, not to apply. In her first interview since then, Dame Lynne tells Policing TV’s Chief Presenter, Danny Shaw, about the decision and why she hasn’t ruled out a return to Scotland Yard in the future. She discusses her concerns about possible job cuts at the NCA amid uncertainty at the top of the organisation, the challenges of tackling illicit finance - and why the structure of policing needs a radical overhaul. PolicingTV 10/6/2022 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Dame Lynne Owens: ‘It’ll be for other people to decide whether I’m the right fit for any particular job … but I definitely don’t see myself as done’ When Dame Cressida Dick resigned as Metropolitan Police Commissioner in February all eyes turned to another Dame - Lynne Owens, the former Director General of the National Crime Agency (NCA). Dame Lynne spent 27 years in policing, at the Met, Kent and Surrey, where she served for four years as Chief Constable, before joining the NCA in 2016.  She retired last October to undergo treatment for breast cancer, from which she has now recovered, and was widely seen as a frontrunner to be Commissioner before deciding, at the last minute, not to apply. In her first interview since then, Dame Lynne tells Policing TV’s Chief Presenter, Danny Shaw, about the decision and why she hasn’t ruled out a return to Scotland Yard in the future. She discusses her concerns about possible job cuts at the NCA amid uncertainty at the top of the organisation, the challenges of tackling illicit finance - and why the structure of policing needs a radical overhaul. PolicingTV 10/6/2022 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video CBRN becoming more difficult to police says National Centre head With access to information over the internet and easy access to materials, CBRN crimes are becoming increasingly difficult to police. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/6/2022 News «291829192920292129222923292429252926Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
