Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103021 total results. Showing results 60501 to 60520 «302230233024302530263027302830293030Next ›Last » Sussex Police will not name officers dismissed for gross misconduct Sussex Police are refusing to tell the public the names of some of the officers kicked out of the force. The Argus 16/12/2020 News ‘Lack of evidence’ for ethnic link to grooming gangs A Home Office paper on the “characteristics” of grooming gangs has concluded that there is not enough evidence to suggest that more are Asian or black than other ethnicities. The Times - Subscription at source 16/12/2020 News Quebec action plan to tackle racism includes ending random police checks CANADA: Premier François Legault had announced the working group in June, promising it would tackle racism in public services across Quebec. Montreal Gazette (Canada) 15/12/2020 News Queensland Government scraps youth bail houses as figures show children still being kept in police watch houses AUSTRALIA: The State Government will scrap youth bail houses from next month, despite data showing Queensland young people are still being locked up in police watch houses for weeks at a time. ABC News (Australia) 15/12/2020 News Most Toronto Police Taser deployments were non-contact ‘demonstrations’ CANADA: While Toronto’s Police officers used Tasers 209 times during a three-month period, few involved physical contact with subjects. Toronto Sun (Canada) 15/12/2020 News Belgian police banned from using drones to find lockdown parties EUROPE: Belgian police will not be allowed to use drones to look for violations of the coronavirus measures, the college of public prosecutors announced during a press conference on Tuesday. The Brussels Times (Belgium) 15/12/2020 News “Managing threat and risk completely changed” – an in-depth look at reactive police force leadership Police Chief Superintendent Paul Griffiths CMgr CCMI, president of the Police Superintendents' Association, talks about his leadership style during the Covid-19 crisis Chartered Management Institute (CMI) 15/12/2020 Feature, Opinion Drugs in body no reason to strip-search: Police watchdog AUSTRALIA: The Law Enforcement Conduct Commission has delivered a lengthy report on strip searches following a public inquiry, saying the practice had no "logical basis". The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) 15/12/2020 News Toxic force: Police claim bosses use complaints to target them AUSTRALIA: Senior police are wasting vast amounts of time investigating petty internal complaints to hassle good cops out the door, dozens of NSW police say. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) 15/12/2020 News Police seeking more powers to confront terror threat NEW ZEALAND: New Zealand Police are seeking more powers to fight terrorism. In the briefing for the new Police Minister, they say they contribute to the delivery of New Zealand's counter-terrorism strategy in a society where there exist "disconnected individuals susceptible to extremist messaging or ideology". RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 15/12/2020 News Police Chief eager to start new wellness program CANADA: Police Chief Scott Tod estimates that at least 10 per cent of the North Bay Police Service is impacted by Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, or better known simply as PTSD. Bay Today (Canada) 15/12/2020 News Interview with Corpus Christi, TX Chief Mike Markle, Austin, TX Assistant Chief Joseph Chacon, and Irving, TX Assistant Chief Darren Steele USA: For today’s Daily COVID-19 Report, PERF spoke with police officials from three Texas cities – Corpus Christi, Austin, and Irving – about how they are managing the recent increase in COVID cases. The state experienced an initial wave during the summer, and the current increase started in mid-October. Police Executive Research Forum 15/12/2020 Feature, Interview, Opinion How new workflows and tech frameworks can transform digital policing Policing is under pressure to be become trusted, ethical and digital savvy whilst criminal investigations become more complex with increasing volumes of digital evidence. Andrew Martin of Cellebrite, presents a new report "Envisioning a New Framework for Investigations" and highlights the digital transformation at Leicestershire Police. Policing Insight 15/12/2020 Feature Pandemic leads to ‘challenging’ policing relationship with UK Government, but valuable lessons for the future Speaking at the recent London Policing College’s Police in the time of Pandemic conference, National Police Chiefs’ Council Chair Martin Hewitt outlined the sometimes ‘tense and difficult’ relationship between police and the UK Government during the COVID-19 crisis, and praised the efforts of officers and staff; Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 15/12/2020 Feature Devices ‘improve morale’ by cutting end of shift paperwork Study finds roll out of technology has improved morale and proactive policing. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/12/2020 News Body-Worn Cameras Introduced by Peel Regional Police CANADA: Peel Regional Police (PRP) is set to begin a phased implementation of a body-worn cameras (BWC) and a digital evidence management solution for frontline officers. Blue Line (Canada) 15/12/2020 News Unconcious bias training ineffective and has negative consequences Police Forces could end unconcious bias training for officers after the Government announced it would be scrapping the courses for civil servants and avised other public sectors to do the same. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/12/2020 News Home Office publishes paper on group based sexual exploitation The paper prompted by high profile cases of sexual grooming in Rochdale and Rotheram, says that better data on ethnicity is required. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/12/2020 News Online harms: interim codes of practice POLICY PAPER: These codes provide guidance for companies to help them understand how to mitigate the risks from online terrorist content and activity and child sexual exploitation and abuse. Home Office 15/12/2020 Report Online Harms White Paper CONSULTATION OUTCOME: This is the full government response to the Online Harms White Paper public consultation. It details the government response to the consultation and follows the publication of the initial government response in February 2020. The first Government Report on Transparency Reporting in relation to Online Harms, published alongside this response, sets out the recommendations of the multi-stakeholder Transparency Working Group, established by the government in October 2019. Home Office 15/12/2020 Report «302230233024302530263027302830293030Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
