Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100904 total results. Showing results 6221 to 6240 «308309310311312313314315316Next ›Last » ‘Disgusting over-reach’ or fair cop: The massive police response to Tauranga’s gang tangi NEW ZEALAND: As hundreds of mourners and police descended on Tauranga on Thursday for a Mongrel Mob tangi, Tony Wall gauged community reaction. By any measure, it was a huge police operation, the kind of thing you see occasionally for drug or anti-terror raids or when protests get out of hand. Dozens of cops, some heavily armed, and dozens of police vehicles - squad cars, prisoner transport trucks, the Eagle helicopter - had parts of Tauranga in lockdown. All this for a funeral. Mongrel Mob Notorious Captain Wayne “Ned” Kelly and his wife, who died a day or two after him, were being farewelled by friends and family, many of them mob members. Stuff (New Zealand) 28/11/2024 Analysis, Feature Watchdog calls for end to ‘adultification’ of black children by police in England and Wales Campaigners welcome IOPC’s recognition of adultification as racial bias but say guidelines to address it do not go far enough The Guardian 28/11/2024 News Two police officers given misconduct notices after death of girl on M5 Tamzin Hall, 17, was hit by car after fleeing police vehicle that had pulled over on M5 in Somerset The Guardian 28/11/2024 News Devon and Cornwall acting chief constable suspended while investigated for potential conduct matters Devon and Cornwall Police Acting Chief Constable Jim Colwell has been suspended by the police and crime commissioner (PCC) following alleged professional standards breaches. Police Professional 28/11/2024 News Two officers served with misconduct notices over motorway death of teenager The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) says two Avon and Somerset Constabulary officers have been served with misconduct notices as it continues its investigation into the death of a teenager on the M5. Police Professional 28/11/2024 News 1,700 frontline officers in Scotland trained in Distress Brief Intervention Around 1,700 Police Scotland officers are now trained to signpost and refer people experiencing mental health distress to the right agency which can provide the support they need, allowing them to redirect to core policing duties. Police Professional 28/11/2024 News Cross-border commitment to tackle rural crime in the South The police and crime commissioners (PCCs) for Wiltshire, Hampshire and Isle of Wight and Thames Valley are determined to make their counties a “hostile place” for those committing rural crime. Police Professional 28/11/2024 News John Campbell: Is ‘back to basics’ Chambers the right police commissioner for 2024? NEW ZEALAND: He's brave, principled and loyal to his staff. But how well will Richard Chambers navigate the complex landscape that's New Zealand now? A landscape crowded with issues like racial inequity in policing, controversial gang insignia laws, and the increasingly pressing question of whether to arm our police. The new police commissioner talks to John Campbell. 1 News (New Zealand) 28/11/2024 Analysis, Feature Michael Peachey inquest finds he died after being pepper sprayed, tasered and held down AUSTRALIA: A coronial inquest has found a Gomeroi man died as result of a police operation. Michael Peachey was pepper sprayed, tasered and held in a prone position after suffering suspected psychosis. ABC News (Australia) 28/11/2024 News Prison isolation looms for cop found guilty of manslaughter after fatal Taser shot AUSTRALIA: The police officer who hit an elderly woman with a fatal Taser shot faces the prospect of being held in protective custody to shield him from danger after he was found guilty of her unlawful killing. 9 News (Australia) 28/11/2024 News Tasmania’s chief justice blasts ‘unacceptable’ delays in police paperwork as court faces ‘unprecedented’ backlog AUSTRALIA: The number of pending cases in the Tasmanian Supreme Court has risen from 743 to 885 in the past year. The chief justice has blamed delays in police paperwork, as well as the fallout from a judge being charged with criminal offences. ABC News (Australia) 28/11/2024 News Ex-police boss investigated for gross misconduct The former Chief Constable of Humberside Police is under investigation for potential gross misconduct, the BBC understands. BBC 28/11/2024 News New police chief to restore public confidence The new chief officer at Guernsey Police has said he will "do everything" to restore public confidence that any complaint against his force will be taken seriously. BBC 28/11/2024 News Acting police chief suspended over allegations The acting chief constable of Devon and Cornwall Police has been suspended for alleged "professional standards breaches". BBC 28/11/2024 News Victim rights vs. victim realities — what the Operation Soteria surveys tell us Professor Katrin Hohl reflects on the largest survey of rape and sexual assault survivors of police forces in England and Wales. Victims' Commissioner 28/11/2024 News Annual Report 2024: Serious Further Offences This is our third Serious Further Offence (SFO) annual report1 since we began our independent oversight of the quality assurance of SFO reviews. HM Inspectorate of Probation (HMIP) 28/11/2024 Report Inspectorate flags concerns as number of SFO reviews meeting required standards continues to decline HM Inspectorate of Probation has published its third annual report of Serious Further Offence (SFO) reviews, highlighting a decline in the number of reviews completed to the expected standard for the second year running. HM Inspectorate of Probation (HMIP) 28/11/2024 News Big increase in the number of Serious Further Offences Russell Webster analyses a probation inspectorate report that has flagged a 33 per cent increase of those committing violent and sexual offences while under probation. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 28/11/2024 News Refurbished Merseyside police station receives recognition for best project of the year The National Police Estates Group (NPEG) Awards Scheme is an annual event that recognises outstanding work in force estates. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 28/11/2024 News New executive program to combat child sex trafficking and online child sexual exploitation CANADA: Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) is bringing together leaders in law enforcement and more to identify, respond to and prevent child sex trafficking and online child sexual exploitation. Blue Line (Canada) 28/11/2024 News «308309310311312313314315316Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
