Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 116055 total results. Showing results 59261 to 59280 «296029612962296329642965296629672968Next ›Last » The Boys Who Cried “Copaganda” USA: Police engagement with social media is vital to building public trust—which is why anti-cop activists hate it. City Journal (USA) 13/5/2022 Feature, Opinion Former Police Commissioner Mike Bush in running for top job at Scotland Yard Former New Zealand Police Commissioner Mike Bush is in the running to become the new head of London’s metropolitan police force. Stuff (New Zealand) 13/5/2022 News New Zealand reformer in the running to replace Cressida Dick at Met Mike Bush applied after the role was advertised in New Zealand. There had been concern about the lack of applicants. The Times - Subscription at source 13/5/2022 News Children supported, vulnerable people helped and more arrests made in first year of project to reduce drugs harm in Bristol Avon and Somerset Police have stepped up drugs enforcement in Bristol and developed a mentoring programme to help divert young people away from drug crime, using Home Office funding. Avon & Somerset Constabulary 13/5/2022 News Police carrying out proactive work to tackle catalytic convertor thefts in south Wiltshire Wiltshire Police are continuing with their proactive work to cut down on the number of catalytic converter thefts in the south of the county. Planet Radio 13/5/2022 News Revealed – The worst areas for stalking as 22 crimes a day reported to police It starts with regular gifts and repeated unwanted messages, but stalking can lead to sexual and physical attacks. Thousands of the 'dangerous and insidious' offences are reported every year from Birmingham alone. Birmingham Live 13/5/2022 News, Video UK Labour chiefs held meeting despite concern over COVID guidance Senior executives from the U.K. Labour Party held an indoor meeting to discuss redundancies last year despite concerns raised by staff over compliance with the country’s coronavirus guidance. [AUDIO] Politico 13/5/2022 News CoP backs learning demand from Fed with warning to chiefs The College of Policing has backed calls for protected learning for all officers - and revealed plans for a reboot of personal development support. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/5/2022 News British Transport Police predicts upsurge in violence on Scottish rail network as it reports rise in incidents The rail police force predicted an upsurge would be fuelled by warmer weather and busier trains, after new figures showed an 8 per cent increase in violent crime on Scotland’s railways compared to pre-Covid levels. The Scotsman 13/5/2022 News, Video Young black people carrying weapons to defend themselves against police, peer claims A recent report by the police watchdog found black people were seven times more likely to be stopped and searched than white people in the year to March 2021. Sky News 13/5/2022 News Avon and Somerset Police taking part in UK-wide firearms surrender campaign We’re appealing for people to hand in any unwanted guns during a two-week surrender of firearms and ammunition starting today (Thursday 12 May). Avon & Somerset Constabulary 13/5/2022 News Mike Cunningham: It’s time to recognise the ‘vast army’ of talented and hardworking criminal justice staff Former College of Policing CEO Mike Cunningham QPM started his policing career at Lancashire Constabulary in 1987, becoming Assistant Chief Constable in 2005, before joining the not-for-profit Skills for Justice in 2021 to support the professional development of officers and staff in policing; Policing Insight caught up with him to hear about his latest work, including the Inspire Justice Awards, which will launch next month. Policing Insight - Registration at source 13/5/2022 Feature, Interview, Opinion Northumbria Police announce two week gun amnesty with three drop off points Northumbria Police will take part in a nationwide gun amnesty campaign between now and the end of May in the hopes of removing weapons from the streets of Newcastle. Newcastle World 13/5/2022 News Sixth Annual Report by the Witness Protection Program Advisory Committee CANADA: In March of 2020, the World Health Organization declared the COVID-19 outbreak a pandemic. Canadian provinces and territories declared states of emergency, and entered into lockdowns. As a result, the federal Witness Protection Program Advisory Committee met through teleconference and video conference; and this report is a summary of those meetings. During the 2020-21 reporting period, the Program experienced a variety of added challenges; however, it also found opportunities to address areas for improvement and adapt where necessary. Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) 13/5/2022 Report Improving victims’ experiences of the justice system: consultation CONSULTATION PAPER: The consultation seeks views on potential reforms to empower and protect victims of crime, with particular reference to sexual offences. It takes forward the work of the Victims Taskforce and recommendations from Lady Dorrian’s Review which do, or may, require a legislative underpinning. Scottish Government 12/5/2022 Report Organised crime rampant across Australia, secret briefings reveal AUSTRALIA: Organised crime is running rampant across Australia and agencies are struggling to fight it, according to secret briefings given to cabinet ministers and senior public servants by the highest-ranking organised crime fighter in NSW. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) 12/5/2022 News Record funding and more police than ever before for WA AUSTRALIA: The McGowan Labor Government's Police investment in the 2022-23 State Budget is delivering a record increase in the number of officers on the beat, while equipping them with world leading capabilities to keep the community safe. Government of Western Australia 12/5/2022 News Trident dismantles illicit tobacco importation syndicate AUSTRALIA: Trident Taskforce detectives this morning charged four men and seized $2,455,635 worth of illicit tobacco following an investigation into the importation and distribution of illicit tobacco products. Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission (ACIC) 12/5/2022 News More action needed to curb road deaths and injuries on Northland roads NEW ZEALAND: Northland is the titleholder of some of New Zealand's worst road death and serious injury rates, yet despite the sobering statistics, the message of road safety doesn't appear to be sinking in for all. The New Zealand Herald (New Zealand) 12/5/2022 News More to ram raids than meets the eye – child advocates NEW ZEALAND: More than five ram raids a week were reported around the country last year, and nearly 90 percent involved youths. 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