Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103124 total results. Showing results 60881 to 60900 «304130423043304430453046304730483049Next ›Last » Royal Canadian Mounted Police 2019‑20 Departmental Results Report CANADA: As Canada's Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness, it is my responsibility to present to Parliament the RCMP Departmental Results Report for the period ending March 31, 2020. Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) 7/12/2020 Report Edmonton Police Commission Scope Proposal CANADA: The Commission recommends exploring the concept of developing new governance systems for municipal and provincial services in the ‘Human Service Ecosystem’. [pdf] Edmonton Police Commission (Canada) 7/12/2020 Report ‘Kevin’s identity was stolen by police after he died’ David Crossland's whole family died beside him on a holiday flight to Yugoslavia in September 1966. His wife Daphne, and their young children Kevin and Lynne were killed when their plane crashed in woods as it was approaching the airport in Ljubljana. David, who was sitting across the aisle from his wife and children, crawled to safety from the burning wreckage. BBC 7/12/2020 Analysis, Feature Novichok police officer ‘still fighting for pension’ The detective sergeant who was forced to retire after being infected with novichok while investigating the Salisbury poisonings is still fighting to be paid his pension, it emerged yesterday. The Times - Subscription at source 7/12/2020 News Police using technology riddled with controversy overseas NEW ZEALAND: High-tech investigative tools being imported by the police are attracting controversy overseas. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 7/12/2020 News $18 million to train, recruit police in Indigenous communities garners mixed reactions CANADA: MONTREAL -- The Quebec government's announcement of $18 million dedicated to improving Indigenous policing is being met by mixed reactions. CTV News (Canada) 6/12/2020 News ‘Systemic problems’: IBAC uncovers police failings on domestic abuse by officers AUSTRALIA: The state's anti-corruption watchdog has uncovered systemic failings in Victoria Police's handling of family violence allegations against its members, amid calls for the force to overhaul the way it deals with police perpetrators of domestic violence. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) 6/12/2020 News Police chief unveils radical plans for community panels to monitor race bias Exclusive: call for wider scrutiny of stop and search, handcuffing and use of force, and even intelligence The Guardian 6/12/2020 News Force accepts learning from IOPC after domestic attack investigation Derbyshire Police missed safeguarding opportunities and took little positive action over an abusive ex boyfriend who stabbed his former partner, the IOPC has said. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 6/12/2020 News Stalking is ‘a form of domestic abuse’ CPS figures show 84 percent of stalking offences are committed by ex-partners, the majority abusive, a study has shown, while lockdown has been described as a 'stalkers paradise'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 6/12/2020 News Ex-cop cleared of assaulting prisoner slams Police Scotland’s ‘broken’ complaints system Ian Clarke is one of eight ex-police officers and campaigners calling for “a police complaints system that is transparent, robust, efficient and fair to all.” Daily Record 6/12/2020 News 2020 Spending Review and implications to the UK police Leonardo Bulgarelli Freitas, Senior Public Sector Analyst at GlobalData, explores the impact of the 2020 Spending Review on the UK police ICT landscape. Government Computing 6/12/2020 Feature, Opinion Police officer who retired after novichok poisoning ‘fighting for pension’, says wife Nick Bailey left the force in October, citing the after-effects of the March 2018 Salisbury attacks The Guardian 6/12/2020 News Police chief unveils radical plans for community panels to monitor race bias Exclusive: call for wider scrutiny of stop and search, handcuffing and use of force, and even intelligence The Guardian 6/12/2020 News Police cells are open to scrutiny. Now the same must happen with body cameras Rob Beckley is a police assistant commissioner based in the Home Office. The views expressed are his own and do not necessarily reflect those of the Home Office or Metropolitan Police The Guardian 6/12/2020 Feature, Opinion Police chief unveils radical plans for community panels to monitor race bias New independent community panels in England and Wales should be given the power to inspect everything police do to root out bias, including their use of force and even where they deploy officers, under radical plans devised by a senior chief constable. The Guardian 6/12/2020 News Sexual Harassment of Law Enforcement Officers: Findings From A Nationally Representative Survey Sexual harassment continues to be a consistent destructive feature of American life and workplaces, especially in fields for which women are under-represented, such as law enforcement. We use one of the first nationally representative cross-sectional surveys (n = 2,867) of female and male law enforcement officers (LEOs) to assess the prevalence of workplace sexual harassment victimization. Next, we assess how risk factors are related to this harassment through multivariable modeling. We observed large differences between rates of sexual harassment for female compared to male officers on both our measures of non-physical and physical workplace sexual harassment (sexual assault). Our combined measure of non-physical sexual harassment and sexual assault of female officers (71%) was in the range found in prior research and our 41% rate for male officers is also not trivial and requires attention from law enforcement leaders. Journal of Interpersonal Violence - Registration at source 6/12/2020 Research article Alabama sheriff’s ‘thugshot’ Christmas tree draws complaints A sheriff's department in the US state of Alabama has come under fire over a Facebook photo showing a Christmas tree adorned with mugshots of suspects. BBC 6/12/2020 News Gardai ‘cancelled’ thousands of 999 calls An internal garda inquiry is under way into the discovery that officers “cancelled” thousands of incidents reported to the 999 emergency service by members of the public. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 6/12/2020 News Fewer victims of crime in Ireland told why their cases dropped The director of public prosections (DPP) last year refused one in eight requests by victims of crime for an explanation as to why their case was not pursued. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 6/12/2020 News «304130423043304430453046304730483049Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
