Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 116032 total results. Showing results 60121 to 60140 «300330043005300630073008300930103011Next ›Last » South Africans have low trust in their police: Here’s why South Africa’s Defence Minister recently lamented the low levels of public trust in policing; research by Dr Benjamin Roberts and Dr Steven Gordon of the Human Sciences Research Council found that while a lack of confidence in policing is nothing new, levels dipped in 2021, and suggest steps such as increasing policing accountability, reducing the militaristic police ethos and promoting competent and ethical leadership will need to be taken to restore that confidence. Policing Insight 13/4/2022 Feature, Opinion Why do so few rape cases go to court? There has been a "completely unacceptable" collapse in rape prosecutions in England and Wales despite a record number of cases, MPs say. BBC 13/4/2022 Analysis, Feature GMP police chief apologises to Rochdale grooming gang victims Chief constable Stephen Watson said the three women, who have received ‘substantial’ damages, were let down The Guardian 13/4/2022 News Novichok poisonings: Nick Bailey reaches settlement with police force Bailey says he has continued to suffer from trauma of nerve agent attack in Salisbury in March 2018 The Guardian 13/4/2022 News Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Service: application pack FORM: Recruitment information and application forms for the position of Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Service. Home Office 13/4/2022 Resources Circular 001/2022: Reclassification of GHB and related substances CORRESPONDENCE: A change to the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971: reclassification of Gamma-Hydroxybutyric Acid, Gamma-Butyrolactone and 1,4-Butanediol from Class C to Class B. Home Office 13/4/2022 Report Harsher sentences introduced for ‘spiking’ drugs From today, those found in unlawful possession of these drugs face sentences of up to five years behind bars. Home Office 13/4/2022 News New guidance on live facial recognition use by British police sparks debate The College of Policing has published guidance on the overt use of live facial recognition to find people of interest to the police in England and Wales. Although welcomed for its clarity by the private sector and commitment to an ethical approach to the technology by the Biometrics and Surveillance Camera Commissioner (BSCC), Fraser Sampson, the commissioner nonetheless has raised some concerns. BiometricUpdate.com 13/4/2022 News NYC subway shooter: Gunman was on FBI’s terrorist radar until 2019 UNITED STATES: The suspect in the Brooklyn subway shooting was on the FBI's terrorist radar in New Mexico until 2019, according to a report - and was cleared after 'multiple interviews'. Mail Online 13/4/2022 News Home Office asks police to record trans people using their birth sex in crime statistics ‘This is a signal to trans victims of crime that they will be misgendered if they seek support’ The Independent 13/4/2022 News Police anti-terror IT system was ‘not fit for purpose’ – former officer A key intelligence database used by police to investigate extremists was "not fit for purpose" when introduced in 2014, a former counter-terrorism officer has told the BBC. BBC 13/4/2022 News Cleveland Police: New chief constable relishing ‘tough job’ The new boss of Cleveland Police - the seventh in less than a decade - has said he relishes "a tough job". BBC 13/4/2022 News Home-grown threats: 20 years of exporting terror As recent terrorist attacks in Israel have increased tensions again in the region, Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth looks back at the first incident of exported terrorism from the UK – the 2003 bombing of Mike’s Place in Tel Aviv – and considers how such events have shaped the country’s counter-terror stance and response to home-grown terrorism. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 13/4/2022 Analysis, Feature Remembering Simon Cole Chief officers from around the country have spoken of the ‘tremendous contribution’ to national policing made by retired chief constable Simon Cole in a tribute released by the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC). Police Professional - Subscription at source 12/4/2022 Feature Practical Steps to Increase Recruitment of Women in Law Enforcement USA: RTI International and the National Policing Institute partnered with the National Association of Women in Law Enforcement Executives, the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives, and the International Association of Women Police to conduct focus groups about how to improve the representation of women in policing. View the one-page brief here for a list of practical steps to increase recruitment of women into law enforcement. National Policing Institute (USA) 12/4/2022 Report Women accuse Met of missing chances to charge alleged serial attacker Several women say they made statements about Hubert Greliak but they were mishandled by police The Guardian 12/4/2022 News ‘Crisis in trust’ in Victoria Police as force struggles to repair ‘damage’ to reputation AUSTRALIA: There is a crisis in trust in Victoria Police and the past week has done nothing to repair the damage to the force’s reputation, says Sky News host Rita Panahi. Sky News 12/4/2022 Feature, Opinion, Video Glenorchy Police cracking down on anti-social and unlawful trail bike riding AUSTRALIA: Glenorchy Police are cracking down on the unlawful use of minibikes, trailbikes and motorised pushbikes, following an increase in dangerous riding behaviour on public streets, off-road areas and near private dwellings. Tasmania Police 12/4/2022 News Townsville police uncover cannabis and ice worth $1.5m in suitcases at ferry terminal AUSTRALIA: North Queensland police have seized more than $1.5 million worth of cannabis and methylamphetamine in the largest drug bust the region has seen in many years. ABC News (Australia) 12/4/2022 News Extremist or freedom fighter? NZ’s racist double standard NEW ZEALAND: The Government’s implied consent of Kiwi men vowing to take up arms against Russia is problematic for its Countering Violent Extremism programme, revealing politically biased underpinnings of what we consider violent extremism, argues Professor Richard Jackson newsroom (New Zealand) 12/4/2022 Feature, Opinion «300330043005300630073008300930103011Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
