Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104882 total results. Showing results 62241 to 62260 «310931103111311231133114311531163117Next ›Last » Police pursuit policy: ‘We still want to hold these drivers to account’ NEW ZEALAND: Police are cracking down on officers engaging in car chases where the risk of harm doesn't justify the pursuit. But they say fleeing drivers will still be held to account, despite the revision to its policy. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 19/12/2020 News Belgian police complain extra Covid-19 tasks could curtail regular policing EUROPE: Belgian police warned that the additional tasks linked to measures against the spread of the coronavirus could reduce time spent on their regular tasks, on Saturday. The Brussels Times (Belgium) 19/12/2020 News Low traffic neighbourhoods could become crime ‘hot spots’, police warn Police have found roads closed with planters and bollards are allowing criminal to flee officers making them potential criminal hot spots The Telegraph 19/12/2020 News MP welcomes that North Wales police set to receive an additional £9.4 million next year North Wales is set to receive an additional £9.4 million in its funding next year, thanks to the UK Government’s increase to police budgets. The Leader 19/12/2020 News Catching criminals ‘may take longer under no-deal Brexit’, says senior Met officer Richard Martin Europe’s SIS II system was used by 603 million times last year to detect criminals, terrorists and missing people The Standard 19/12/2020 News Man stopped by police in London plans to sue for ‘severe racial profiling’ Ryan Colaço previously posted footage online about two stop-and-search incidents in London The Guardian 19/12/2020 News Met Police officer sues over ‘sexual and racist’ texts An Asian police officer is suing the Met Police for sexual harassment and discrimination after receiving "hundreds" of racist and sexist messages from a senior colleague. BBC 19/12/2020 News Senior police officer called ‘vulnerable’ colleague ‘Asian babe’ in sexist text messages Stephen Redgewell, 54, would have been sacked for gross misconduct had he not resigned in November 2018 after the allegations emerged Mirror 19/12/2020 News Innovation in public safety: The benefits of measured technological progress Radios are an essential lifeline for frontline police officers – which is why technological advances in the development of devices must adopt an evolutionary rather than revolutionary approach, one that takes account of users’ instinctive responses, digital expectations and the potential for integration, as Katja Millard of Motorola Solutions explains. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 19/12/2020 Feature, Innovation The man set to take over top job at Greater Manchester Police… for now Ian Pilling, the current deputy chief constable, will 'step up' on an interim basis Manchester Evening News 19/12/2020 Analysis, Feature £17million cash boost for Lancashire Police ‘not enough’ The county’s police force will receive £17million in funding over the next year as the Government looks to get an extra 20,000 officers on England’s streets. Lancashire Telegraph 19/12/2020 News New York police used excessive force during George Floyd protests, report says The New York Police Department was caught off guard by the size of the spring protests after the killing of George Floyd and resorted to aggressive disorder control methods that stoked tensions and stifled free speech, the city's inspector general said in a report released on Friday. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 19/12/2020 News Met Police officer sues over ‘sexual and racist’ texts An Asian police officer is suing the Met Police for sexual harassment and discrimination after receiving "hundreds" of racist and sexist messages from a senior colleague. BBC 19/12/2020 News Police reminded to consider threat and necessity before pursuit NEW ZEALAND: Police officers will be told they can only launch a pursuit when the need to apprehend the driver or passengers outweighs the risk or harm from the pursuit. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 19/12/2020 News Forensic Capability Network must be ‘led and shaped’ by policing says host force Dorset’s ACC Supporting the 43 forces to meet the increasingly complex demands of policing must be at the core of the newly set up Forensic Capability Network (FCN) its lead ACC said this week. The Investigator 18/12/2020 News Security for vaccine transportation and distribution USA: For today’s COVID-19 Report, PERF interviewed federal and local officials who have various roles in ensuring the security of COVID vaccine transportation and distribution systems. Police Executive Research Forum 18/12/2020 Feature, Opinion Pay award welcome but ‘cumbersome’ system needs overhaul, says PFNI The chair of the Police Federation for Northern Ireland has welcomed the long overdue pay award for officers but says the process has been “cumbersome and strangled with red tape”. Police Professional 18/12/2020 News GMP chief constable stands down with immediate effect Ian Hopkins, the chief constable of Greater Manchester Police (GMP), has announced he is to stand down, just hours after the force was placed in special measures over concerns about its failure to record more than 80,000 crimes in the space of a year. Police Professional 18/12/2020 News Six members of Hampshire specialist unit could face sack Six officers from Hampshire Constabulary's Serious and Organised Crime Unit (SOCU) have all been found guilty of gross misconduct. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/12/2020 News West Midlands Police call handler dismissed for gross misconduct A West Midlands Police call handler has been dismissed by a police disciplinary panel convened by the force following an investigation by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC). Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 18/12/2020 News «310931103111311231133114311531163117Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
