Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 116042 total results. Showing results 59201 to 59220 «295729582959296029612962296329642965Next ›Last » Edmonton Somali community still seeking answers from police in shadow of unsolved murders CANADA: Since 2004, there have been 59 homicides in Edmonton involving members of Central and East African communities, including Somalia; 29 have been solved. Edmonton Journal (Canada) 15/5/2022 News Ottawa police hiring 80 new officers in 2022 CANADA: The Ottawa Police Service will host four recruitment information sessions this week, as the service looks to hire 80 new officers in 2022. CTV News (Canada) 15/5/2022 News Commissioner asked to account for Garda shortage in Conamara REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Garda Commissioner is to be called on to answer for a shortage of gardaí to serve the South Conamara area. Connacht Tribune (Republic of Ireland) 15/5/2022 News Former Police Scotland officer hopes ‘torturous’ tribunal win will help women A former armed response officer awarded nearly £1m by Police Scotland over victimisation said the past few years had been “torturous” and no amount of compensation could make up for the pain experienced. The Guardian 15/5/2022 News Relentless knife crime prevention continues during national initiative Nottinghamshire Police is shining a spotlight on the relentless united effort to drive down knife crime as a national week of action gets under way. Nottinghamshire Police 15/5/2022 News Nearly 40 per cent of burglaries in West Midlands were not attended by police officers last year Fewer than six in 10 burglaries in the West Midlands were attended by police officers last year, figures obtained by Birmingham Live have revealed. Officers went to only 57% of break-ins during 2021 as more than 7,300 went unattended. Birmingham Live 15/5/2022 News Scammers will hope to exploit cost of living crisis, say UK police The cost of living could be the next frontline for scammers, the head of the UK’s specialist police unit for fraud has warned, with criminals using the crisis as a way to lure potential victims. The Guardian 15/5/2022 News It cannot be good for democracy that so much power is vested in the police Isabel Oakeshott Top cops Jane Connors and Jo Farrell, and Downing Street civil servant Sue Gray, could create a political earthquake toppling the Labour leadership — but also the Prime Minister. The Sun 15/5/2022 Feature, Opinion Police Scotland spends almost £20m on fleet of electric cars in bid to become ‘greenest force’ in Britain In the last three years it has bought 599 specially adapted Hyundai Kona models at a cost of £15.2million, figures released last week show. Daily Record 15/5/2022 News Investigative Private Policing Beyond the Police: An Exploratory Study This paper is based on a survey of 331 private investigators predominantly based or working in the UK. It offers findings on the background, roles undertaken, tools used and outcomes of their work. It divides the investigators into four main groups: private investigators (or detectives), investigators working for forensic accountants, in-house private investigators and in-house public investigators (non-police). Given the lack of research on this segment of private policing, important exploratory findings are presented which can be used as the foundations of further research in this rarely investigated sector. The paper illustrates the dominance of older men in second careers among private investigators, the dominance of fraud investigation as the most common work undertaken and limited involvement in surveillance. The paper also presents significant findings on the number of persons who face some form of justice as a result of their investigations. Policing and Society 15/5/2022 Research article Fifty arrested in ‘street gang’ police operation in Melbourne’s west AUSTRALIA: Police have arrested 54 people as part of a major police operation over four nights targeting the state’s worst street gangs. The Age (Australia) 14/5/2022 News Former NZ Police Commissioner Mike Bush a candidate to lead Scotland Yard – report NEW ZEALAND: A British media report says former New Zealand Police Commissioner Mike Bush is a candidate to be the new chief of London's metropolitan police force. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 14/5/2022 News First Nation justice council in B.C. hopes province adopts committee’s recommendations on police reform CANADA: First Nation justice council in B.C. hopes province adopts committee’s recommendations on police reform APTN News (Canada) 14/5/2022 News, Video Ottawa police launch spring crackdown on dangerously fast, noisy driving CANADA: As the Ottawa Police Service launches its third annual Project Noisemaker this month, the force said there’s a new option for residents to help police tackle dangerous speeding, stunting and excessive noise. Ottawa Citizen (Canada) 14/5/2022 News All Cork Garda divisions face a rise in crime REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: THE number of property crimes have increased in all three Cork Garda divisions for the opening four months of this year. Echo Live (Republic of Ireland) 14/5/2022 News Privacy fears over Garda purchase of 11 drones for training ahead of digital recording bill REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardaí have purchased 11 drones ahead of a new bill which will permit their use in operations, a move which has sparked privacy concerns. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 14/5/2022 News Thirty-four arrests made and drugs seized as part of crackdown on crime in Cumbria Officers across the county have carried our extensive policing activity in recent weeks as part of a targeted crackdown on crime in Cumbria. Cumbria Constabulary 14/5/2022 News Police figures reveal all stop and searches in Colchester There were almost 60 stop and search incidents carried out in Colchester town centre in March, figures reveal. Gazette-news (Colchester) 14/5/2022 News British Police have disturbingly deceived many activists into romantic relationships An unknown number of British women have been deceived into relationships with undercover police officers. We spoke to one of them about how she found out, what justice would look like, and why the program was so horrifyingly abusive. Jacobin 14/5/2022 Feature, Opinion Man sentenced in connection with County Lines investigation Project Medusa has today (Friday, 13 May) welcomed the sentence of John Bromilow for being concerned in the supply of a controlled drug (Class B). Merseyside Police 14/5/2022 News «295729582959296029612962296329642965Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
