Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100056 total results. Showing results 58581 to 58600 «292629272928292929302931293229332934Next ›Last » NSW Police to receive $60 million boost for Goulburn Academy upgrade AUSTRALIA: The NSW Police Force Academy will receive $60 million in next week's state budget to upgrade dated facilities, including students' accommodation, classrooms and weapon training. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) 11/11/2020 News Policing – complaints handling, investigations and misconduct issues: Independent review First independent review of complaint handling, misconduct and investigations since the creation of new policing structures in 2013. It reviews the effectiveness of the new systems for dealing with complaints against the police, how well complaints are investigated and the processes involved. Scottish Government 11/11/2020 Report Police custody deaths ‘should be investigated like homicides’ A report found delays to police custody death investigations can add to family distress and impact officers involved. STV News 11/11/2020 News Councils and police are acting like ‘uncontrolled SPIES’ with surveillance technology as sophisticated as MI5 but no regulation, warns Government watchdog Automatic Number Plate Recognition cameras are the equivalent of being traced by MI5, the government watchdog warned today. Surveillance camera commissioner Tony Porter claimed police and councils can act like spies let off the leash due to the widespread technology. Mail Online 11/11/2020 News Police union condemns federal corruption commission as a ‘protection racket’ for government MPs AUSTRALIA: Exclusive: The Coalition’s Commonwealth Integrity Commission would subject police to public hearings but shield politicians from them The Guardian 11/11/2020 News Notes on Police Research in France EUROPE: Until the early 1980s, social science research on policing issues was extremely rare in France. Most of what was written were essays by politicians, investigations by journalists or, more often, memoirs by former police officers. The rare academic works were dominated by narrowly legal approaches describing police powers and their legal framework, or philosophical texts discussing in the abstract what police powers should be. While these publications were of interest, they took little account of police practices in the field and the dynamic features of police organizational life. For many academics, policing in action was a “dirty subject”, one associated with the mundane and sometimes unpleasant daily functions of the State (see Berlière and Lévy 2011). At the same time, the police saw external researchers as excessively critical, engaged in a needless airing of the organizational and political realities they knew well and struggled to deal with. BSC Policing Network 11/11/2020 Feature, Opinion Special taskforce arrests 39 for online child sexual abuse offences A new taskforce set up to tackle online child sexual abuse has made 39 arrests in its first four weeks of operation. Police Professional 11/11/2020 News Deaths in police custody ‘should be investigated as urgently as homicides’ Investigations into deaths in police custody should be treated with the same urgency as homicide investigations, according to an independent review. Police Professional 11/11/2020 News Widely used illegal streaming platform switched off from Switzerland Nearly €1.9 million profit generated from about 20 000 boxes sold Europol 11/11/2020 News SPA Response to Police Complaint Handling Review David Crichton, Interim Chair of the SPA said: “We are grateful to Dame Elish for her work on this final report. We welcome in particular its focus on the whole complaints system rather than its individual component Scottish Police Authority (SPA) 11/11/2020 News Goodwill Hunting: How do we balance effort, risk and reward? Headlines talking about the continuing exodus of exhausted emergency services staff raise few eyebrows, suggesting society has become comfortably numb to the plight of frontline first responders; former officer and now Mightify CEO Tom Wheelhouse says it’s time the public sector started investing in the person, rather than the post. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 11/11/2020 Feature, Opinion ‘More powers’ for watchdog over Police Scotland complaints The police watchdog should be given greater powers to deal with complaints against the national force, according to a major independent review. BBC 11/11/2020 News Tariq Ali spied on by at least 14 undercover officers, inquiry hears Monitoring went on as recently as 2003 when leftwing writer opposed Iraq war, inquiry told The Guardian 11/11/2020 News Social media could help Lagos police officers fight crime: Why it’s not happening Around 120 million Nigerians have access to the internet, with more than half using at least one social media platform, but police in Lagos have yet to maximise the potential of digital communications to fight crime; criminologist Dr Usman Ojedokun explores why, and what more could be done to engage with the public. Policing Insight 11/11/2020 Feature, Opinion CHIS Bill could violate ‘human rights’ says joint committee report An enquiry by the Joint Committee on Human Rights (JCHR) says laws protecting crimes by undercover agents could breach the human rights of victims. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/11/2020 News VoCO (Verification of Children Online) Phase 2 report VoCO (Verification of Children Online) is a child online safety research project that responds to the challenge of knowing which online users are children. Home Office 11/11/2020 Report Government response to the IICSA’s Internet Report Government response to the Internet Report by the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA). Home Office 11/11/2020 Report Police failure left violent sex offender free to abuse young children in Rotherham, report finds – but no officer will face disciplinary charges A watchdog investigation centred on the child sexual abuse scandal in Rotherham has found police failures left violent sex offender Arshid Hussain free to abuse young children, according to reports. Mail Online 11/11/2020 News Mexico police open fire on femicide protest in Cancún Human rights activists in Mexico have expressed indignation after police opened fire on protesters who tried to force their way into Cancún city hall during a demonstration against the country’s femicide crisis. The Guardian 11/11/2020 News Broken dreams broken lives – The devastating effects of sexual harassment on women in the RCMP CANADA: For more than 30 years there have been calls to fix sexual harassment in the RCMP. 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