Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100067 total results. Showing results 59021 to 59040 «294829492950295129522953295429552956Next ›Last » Covid in Scotland: Police break up hundreds of parties every week Police officers in Scotland are breaking up hundreds of house parties every week despite the ongoing ban on home visits because of Covid-19. BBC 28/10/2020 News Tranche 1 completed Nearly a third of police forces now have the ability to access world leading Microsoft technology from the National Enabling Programmes (NEP) - with numbers increasing each month. National Enabling Programmes 27/10/2020 News Share to Twitter Share to More Children’s home staff and agencies take restorative approach to cut offending Multi-agency scheme diverts children’s home residents in Sunderland away from the criminal justice system. Children & Young People Now 27/10/2020 News Police powers and procedures England and Wales statistics Statistics on arrests for recorded crime, stops and searches, breath tests and police action in relation to motoring offences. Home Office 27/10/2020 Report Police powers and procedures, England and Wales, year ending 31 March 2020 Statistics on stop and search, arrests for notifiable offences, detentions under the Mental Health Act 1983, fixed penalty notices for motoring offences, breath tests, and other PACE powers. Home Office 27/10/2020 Report Edmonton reveals task force members to study community safety, role of police CANADA: MacEwan University president to chair community safety and well-being task force CBC News (Canada) 27/10/2020 News Policing statistics This collection brings together all documents relating to policing statistics. Home Office 27/10/2020 Report Black people nine times more likely to face stop and search than white people Figures for England and Wales show police use of powers at their highest for six years The Guardian 27/10/2020 News Deleted police records on thousands of Scots still held by other public bodies Data on thousands of Scots that has been deleted from a controversial Police Scotland database over privacy concerns may still be kept by other Scottish public bodies – and there is no way for the people affected to find out. The Ferret 27/10/2020 News Essex police chief defends stop and search after spike in its use A senior Essex police officer has spoken out to defend the force’s use of stop and search powers after the county saw a spike in its use. East Anglian Daily Times 27/10/2020 News Philadelphia braces for more unrest after police fatally shoot black man USA: More police as well as the National Guard are being deployed in Philadelphia as authorities say they fear another night of unrest after the fatal police shooting of a black man. BBC 27/10/2020 News NSW Police crackdown on rival gangs AUSTRALIA: Members of rival gangs have been banned from some Sydney suburbs as police crack down on a potential gang war. [VIDEO] The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) 27/10/2020 News Northland shooting at officer: Police Association renews call for armed officers NEW ZEALAND: The Police Association is renewing calls for officers to be routinely armed after two gunmen shot at an officer in Northland yesterday. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 27/10/2020 News First Nation police forces to be provincially recognized by Alberta CANADA: (ANNews) — Proposed changes to the Police Act introduced on October 21, 2020 would formally recognize First Nations police services in legislation. The Police Act, which is the primary legislation that governs the police in Alberta, does not currently recognize First Nation police forces despite the fact that First Nations have been operating forces in Alberta for more than two decades. Blue Line (Canada) 27/10/2020 News Proactive policing harms Indigenous: probe AUSTRALIA: The co-founder of a grassroots Indigenous justice organisation has likened proactive policing measures in NSW to fire trucks patrolling the streets in search of bushfires. Lithgow Mercury (Australia) 27/10/2020 News Push for law change allowing sexual assault survivors to self-identify AUSTRALIA: Kim Elzaibak had done nothing wrong, but had to appear before a magistrate with a lawyer. A flaw in Victorian law meant Ms Elzaibak had to get a court's permission to publicly identify herself as a victim of sexual assault, or face a potential fine or even jail. The Age (Australia) 27/10/2020 News Boris Johnson’s massive expansion of police stop and search powers sees arrests soar by a third Boris Johnson’s massive expansion of police stop and search powers has seen arrests soar by nearly a third. The Sun 27/10/2020 Analysis, Feature Family Christmas gatherings that breach Covid rules will be broken up, PCCs warn West Midlands and Merseyside police and crime commissioners say forces would investigate reports of rule-breaking over Christmas The Telegraph - Subscription at source 27/10/2020 News 352 stolen vehicles seized in JAD Mobile 3 operation spanning across 22 countries A total of 352 stolen motor vehicles have been seized on their way to their final destination as a result of the Joint Action Day (JAD) ‘Mobile 3’ supported by Europol. A further 1 077 stolen vehicles parts have been confiscated, and dozens of forged or falsified vehicles documents seized. Europol 27/10/2020 News Force-led early intervention projects scoop national awards Projects that use Home Office funding to reduce offending and violent crime have been recognised in the Howard League awards. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 27/10/2020 News «294829492950295129522953295429552956Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
