Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103021 total results. Showing results 60561 to 60580 «302530263027302830293030303130323033Next ›Last » Medicines and doping substances worth €73 million seized in Europe-wide operation 667 people arrested and 25 organised criminal groups dismantled Europol 14/12/2020 News Community contact: How digital platforms can rebuild trust and reinforce neighbourhood policing A 24/7 digital contact management system being pioneered by Surrey Police could improve relations with reluctant to engage communities and strengthen neighbourhood policing; Chief Constable Gavin Stephens tells Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons how the digital approach could help to rebuild public trust. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 14/12/2020 Feature, Interview, Opinion Firearms licensing The possession of firearms and ammunition in Great Britain is regulated mainly by the Firearms Act 1968. Home Office 14/12/2020 News Challenge to the discretion of a coroner as to form of hearing When considering whether an inquest should be expanded to include consideration of a possible breach by the police of the deceased’s right to life the relevant question was whether, on the evidence, there had been an arguable breach of that right. The question was the same for both the coroner and a court considering a judicial review challenge to the coroner’s decision. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 14/12/2020 News Rape and sexual assault: ‘Money needed’ to speed up investigations Police and prosecutors need more resources as sexual assault and rape investigations are taking longer, a charity that supports victims has said. BBC 14/12/2020 News Lancashire police morale ‘badly hit by coronavirus crisis’ The impact of the coronavirus pandemic on police officers in Lancashire has been laid bare in a major survey, as more than two-thirds say morale has taken a major hit during the crisis. This Is Lancashire 14/12/2020 News Susan Deacon: Police watchdog too close to force, says former boss Scotland’s police watchdog is too close to the force, its former boss has warned. The Times - Subscription at source 14/12/2020 News MSPs back amendment to replace gender with sex in new law supporting rape victims MSPs have voted to back an amendment that will allow the survivors of rape and sexual assaults to choose the sex rather than the gender of the person examining them after an attack. Holyrood Magazine 13/12/2020 News Policing not financially sustainable, warns Audit Scotland Policing in Scotland is “not yet operating to a financially sustainable budget,” the public spending watchdog has warned. Holyrood Magazine 13/12/2020 News Finnish Customs take down Sipulimarket on the dark web with Europol support Today the Finnish Customs (Tulli) have shut down the Sipulimarket dark web marketplace and seized all its content. This latest hit against the dark web was done in close cooperation with the Polish Provincial Police Headquarters in Wroclaw (Komenda Wojewódzka Policji we Wroclawiu) and Europol’s European Cybercrime Centre (EC3) and Eurojust. Europol 13/12/2020 News Inside the ‘Dog Pound’ police chat: How a group of cops created a secret WhatsApp group to discuss ‘rootable’ new officers at their station and joke about rape and Aborigines A shocking WhatsApp group between police officers dubbed 'Dog Pound' has been exposed, where cops made racist remarks and discussed 'rootable' new colleagues. Mail Online 13/12/2020 News French law on filming police triggers third weekend of protests The interior minister said police had to deal with some "ultra-violent individuals" Yahoo! 13/12/2020 News University of Portsmouth research finds police are at risk of psychological harm Academic at the University of Portsmouth and Solent University interviewed police officers from two constabularies during a year-long study. The News (Portsmouth) 13/12/2020 News Fundamentally flawed: Ex-chair’s scathing verdict on oversight of Police Scotland The former chair of the Scottish Police Authority has branded governance of the national force as fundamentally flawed and demanded root and branch reform. The Sunday Post 13/12/2020 News Thousands convicted by West Midlands Police prosecution team for reckless and illegal driving More than 8,000 people have been convicted for reckless and illegal driving in six months – after West Midlands Police pursued justice their their own prosecution unit. The specialist Police-Led Prosecutions Team (PLPT) has the legal powers to authorise charges, and present evidence at court, without referral to the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) first. Express & Star 13/12/2020 News Cheshire Police named on Inclusive Top 50 UK Employers List The force was ranked in 12th in the Inclusive Top 50 UK Employers List, which is now in its fifth year. Warrington Guardian 13/12/2020 News Met chief Cressida Dick ‘not telling truth’ about stop and search, says director Steve McQueen Sir Steve McQueen has accused Dame Cressida Dick, the Metropolitan Police commissioner, of “not telling the truth” by claiming nobody is stopped and searched by police because of their skin colour. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 13/12/2020 News NEP wins big at the Security Excellence Awards 2020 The National Enabling Programmes (NEP) has won big after being shortlisted in three awards at today’s Security Excellence Awards 2020. National Enabling Programmes 12/12/2020 News Pandemic leaves Greater Victoria women more vulnerable to domestic violence AUSTRALIA: As the economic fallout from COVID-19 is laid bare, a light shines on the inequities that make women vulnerable to domestic violence, says the manager of Victoria’s Cridge Transition House and Outreach Services. Goldstream News Gazette (Australia) 12/12/2020 News Can virtual reality training teach cops empathy? Denver police hope so. USA: Training part of $16 million contract for body cameras and Tasers Denver Post (USA) 12/12/2020 News «302530263027302830293030303130323033Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
