Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 116011 total results. Showing results 61641 to 61660 «307930803081308230833084308530863087Next ›Last » Police leaders agree new consensus on suicide prevention Police leaders and staff associations have reached a consensus agreement on a joint strategy to reduce the number of deaths by suicide across the police service in England and Wales. Police Professional 22/2/2022 News Loss of public confidence in policing a ‘serious problem’ The loss of public confidence in policing is a “serious problem” which the next Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) commissioner will play an “important part” in addressing, according to a former government adviser. Police Professional 22/2/2022 News The stumbling block to one of the most promising police reforms USA: The best mental-health responders in the world can help only if emergency dispatchers know when to deploy them. The Atlantic 22/2/2022 Analysis, Feature Sheku Bayoh inquiry hears police officers want immunity over their evidence The Sheku Bayoh inquiry was told that police officers could refuse to answer questions unless their evidence cannot be used to prosecute them. The Standard 22/2/2022 News Working together to prevent suicide Policing's commitment to preventing suicide across the service has been set out in a consensus statement College of Policing 22/2/2022 News Major reforms needed to tackle ‘crisis of confidence’ in British policing, reviewer says Lack of trust goes beyond Sarah Everard murder to wider issues as forces ‘stuck in the past’, Sir Michael Barber to say The Independent 22/2/2022 News Loss of public confidence in policing a ‘serious problem’ Sir Michael Barber, who is leading a review of policing, said public confidence in the police is ‘falling’ amid a wave of recent scandals. Belfast Telegraph 22/2/2022 News Review chair warns that burden of dealing with ‘social problems’ leaves policing unable to ‘do the basics’ Sir Michael Barber, Chair of the Strategic Review of Policing, has warned that the police’s ability to “do the basics” is being severely hampered by its role in responding to a range of “effectively social problems” such as mental health and missing persons – with confidence in police suffering as a result, as Keith Potter reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 22/2/2022 Analysis, Feature OPP confirms criminal investigation into members of Thunder Bay police CANADA: Attorney general requested investigation in December as TBPS faces human rights complaints CBC News (Canada) 22/2/2022 News TPS seeks input on evaluating gender diversity and trans inclusion work CANADA: The Toronto Police Service’s Gender Diversity and Trans Inclusion (GDTI) project continues to make progress on several initiatives to ensure all areas of the organization are updated with a gender diverse and trans inclusion lens. Blue Line (Canada) 22/2/2022 News Quebec to distribute more than $3 million to police to fight domestic violence CANADA: Quebec will distribute more than $3 million over three years to 11 police forces across the province to help them support victims of domestic violence and enhance surveillance of offenders, Public Security Minister Genevieve Guilbault said Monday. Blue Line (Canada) 22/2/2022 News Calls to raise city centre bridge to stop ‘terrifying’ gangs fighting with ‘golf clubs and swords’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: "Terrifying" gang violence has led to a TD calling for a Dublin city centre bridge to be lifted at night. Dublin Live (Republic of Ireland) 22/2/2022 News The Future of Policing: What are the challenges facing UK Policing today? PolicingTV 22/2/2022 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Local criminals now providing assistance in tracking down Cork aggravated burglary culprit REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardaí are following a definite line of inquiry into an aggravated burglary in which the life savings of an elderly Cork brother and sister were stolen at knife-point. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 22/2/2022 News Future of the Garda: Gangs, gender-based violence and cybercrime pose challenges REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The “watershed moments” for the Garda have mostly been big, spectacular and tragic. In the 1990s it was the IRA’s gunning down of Det Jerry McCabe in June 1996. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 22/2/2022 News Preventing male violence in policing (Ep1): Opening Question..”One bad apple or a bad barrel?” PolicingTV 22/2/2022 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Political ‘reform’ of policing has failed to address the ‘endemic poison’ within the service’s culture Former Greater Manchester Police Chief Constable Sir Peter Fahy believes that many of the ‘reforms’ of policing over the past 20 years – including the introduction of PCCs and the College of Policing, and the closure of the Police Leadership College – have weakened the service’s ability to develop long-term strategies or a professional independent voice, and failed to address the deeply embedded issues of misogyny and racism in police culture. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 22/2/2022 Feature, Opinion Queensland’s POLAIR to receive new Bell 429s AUSTRALIA: Queensland’s premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has announced new “eyes in the sky” to help police fight crime. Three new state of the art Bell 429 helicopters will become part of the POLAIR fleet to patrol the south-east, replacing the existing two helicopters which have reliably served the Queensland community for almost a decade. AV Foil News 22/2/2022 News Officer dismissed after taking explicit photos of woman whilst on duty A Hertfordshire officer has been dismissed without notice after allegations he had taken explicit photos of a woman. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/2/2022 News Lancashire welcomes 50 new officers Lockdown learners have begun their first shifts as officers with Lancashire Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/2/2022 News «307930803081308230833084308530863087Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
