Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 116010 total results. Showing results 61821 to 61840 «308830893090309130923093309430953096Next ›Last » Cressida Dick resigned after Sadiq Khan’s ultimatum on rogue police officers Sadiq Khan demanded that Dame Cressida Dick sack rogue officers at a toxic police station or face suspension, The Times has been told. Dick told senior colleagues that she resigned as the Metropolitan Police commissioner after she was unable to carry out the mayor of London’s ultimatum over Charing Cross station. The Times - Subscription at source 16/2/2022 News Telecommunications (Interception and Access) Act 1979 Annual Report 2020-21 AUSTRALIA: The 2020–21 Annual Report for the Telecommunications (Interception and Access) Act 1979 (TIA Act) sets out the extent and circumstances in which eligible Commonwealth, State and Territory agencies have used the powers available under the TIA Act and Part 15 of the Telecommunications Act 1997 between 1 July 2020 and 30 June 2021. [pdf] Home Affairs - Australian Government 16/2/2022 Report NSW Police issues first coercive notice under encryption-busting powers AUSTRALIA: Coercive powers under Australia’s controversial encryption-busting laws were used for the first time by law enforcement last financial year, with NSW Police becoming the first to issue a technical assistance notice (TAN). IT News (Australia) 16/2/2022 News Major crackdown into teen gangs assaulting police AUSTRALIA: Dozens of extra officers, drones and the police air wing have been deployed in Broome under a major crackdown on exploding youth crime. [VIDEO] The Age (Australia) 16/2/2022 News Attacks on officers, escalating criminal violence trigger large-scale police operation in the Kimberley AUSTRALIA: The state government and WA Police have begun a large-scale police response in the Kimberley in a bid to stem escalating rates of youth crime and criminal violence. ABC News (Australia) 16/2/2022 News ‘We’re not coping’: Police resources stretched as Omicron takes hold NEW ZEALAND: With a wave of Omicron infections bearing down on New Zealand, police are stretched and Covid-19 cases among those on the frontline will mean a swath of investigations have to be parked to ensure staff are available to respond to 111 calls. Stuff (New Zealand) 16/2/2022 News Parliament protest: ‘Good progress’, but vehicles still block roads NEW ZEALAND: Some cars have been moved but despite police claiming they are making "good progress", hundreds of protesters' vehicles are still clogging the roads around Parliament. [VIDEO] RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 16/2/2022 News Running in circles to move forward NEW ZEALAND: With torrential rain outside and hot, humid conditions inside, a group of hardy emergency services staff pounded the pavement for 24 hours last weekend to raise money for the I Am Hope Foundation. New Zealand Police 16/2/2022 News Drug trafficking in the Pacific Islands: The impact of transnational crime OCEANIA: The Pacific has become a lucrative drug corridor, driven by cartels, criminal organisations, and local gangs. Regional states and traditional partners must act rapidly and adaptively in response. Lowy Institute (Australia) 16/2/2022 Analysis, Feature Half of Londoners unhappy with Met at end of Cressida Dick’s term, polls show Confidence in force fell sharply during past five years, with 68% saying Met did a good job in 2017 The Guardian 16/2/2022 News Vancouver police use DNA to identify child victims in ‘Babes in the Woods’ cold case CANADA: The child victims in Vancouver’s oldest unsolved murder case have been identified as two young brothers, nearly 70 years after their remains were found. Blue Line (Canada) 16/2/2022 News Forensics to receive £25.6m national funding in 2022/23 following strategic review Forensic science in policing will receive £25.6m national funding in the 2022/23 financial year, following a strategic review of how forensic services should be delivered. Forensic Capability Network 16/2/2022 News Culture eats strategy for breakfast Following reports of a culture of bullying, harassment, racism and misogyny at a London police station, Avon and Somerset Constabulary Chief Constable Sarah Crew felt compelled to write a blog for her officers about the critical issues facing policing right now and the culture she believes must be embedded to address them. Police Professional 16/2/2022 Feature, Opinion Researchers share actionable document on women in law enforcement during the pandemic CANADA: In June 2020, inspired by the Canadian government’s call for research on the impacts of COVID-19 Blue Line (Canada) 16/2/2022 News Covid-19: Examining the experiences of Canadian women in law enforcement during the pandemic CANADA: In June 2020, inspired by our Canadian government’s call for research on the impacts of COVID-19, we partnered with the Ontario Women in Law Enforcement (OWLE) to provide a gendered analysis of the impacts of COVID-19 by examining whether, how, and to what extent COVID-19 has exacerbated the challenges, complexities, and inequalities -- both at work and at home -- experienced by women in law enforcement. [pdf] Women and Policing 16/2/2022 Report PSU’s specially-trained gardaà are helping to make a real difference REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Protective Services Unit (PSU) in West Cork has already had much success in investigating crimes of a sensitive nature, even though it is just over two years in operation, reports Siobhán Cronin The Southern Star 16/2/2022 News Drew Harris: Continuing career of a strong disciplinarian REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda Commissioner Drew Harris has had a busy time since he first travelled south from Belfast to Dublin to take over the leadership of the Garda SÃochána, following a troubled chapter in the force’s history. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 16/2/2022 News Island life: Developing digital crime data analysts to improve policing in the Caribbean With a number of Caribbean countries still relying on handwritten crime records, a new US/UN initiative has helped these paradise islands to develop their digital capability and crime data analyst role; Policing Insight’s Christine Townsend spoke to Arizona State University Professor Charles Katz – one of the leaders of the programme – to find out more. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 16/2/2022 Feature, Interview An Garda SÃochána to appeal ruling that found age limit for new recruits is discriminatory REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The WRC had ruled that the Garda Commissioner had not demonstrated that there would be a significant number of gardaà unable to perform physically demanding tasks if the upper age limit was removed Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 16/2/2022 News Police Scotland welcomes sentencing of Nikolaos Karvounakis Police Scotland has welcomed the sentencing of Nikolaos Karvounakis after he left an improvised explosive device (IED) in Princes Street Gardens, Edinburgh in January 2018. Police Scotland 16/2/2022 News «308830893090309130923093309430953096Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
