Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103228 total results. Showing results 63761 to 63780 «318531863187318831893190319131923193Next ›Last » Confusion over face mask exemption rules as police officer filmed pepper-spraying rail passenger The man has been charged with threatening behaviour and assaulting a police officer on the Merseyrail train to Liverpool The Telegraph - Subscription at source 4/9/2020 News Crime after lockdown: Anticipating the effects of exit strategies Professor Graham Farrell from the University of Leeds, and Dr. Dan Birks from the University of Leeds and The Alan Turing Institute, analyse crime trends both during and post-lockdown and examine the Government's response to these shifting trends. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 4/9/2020 Analysis, Feature Duke of Cambridge to speak at festival celebrating UK’s emergency workers The Duke of Cambridge is due to take part in an online ceremony to honour the emergency services. Police Professional - Subscription at source 4/9/2020 News Lincolnshire officers hospitalised after ‘shocking’ attacks A police force has revealed 10 officers have been injured after being attacked including two who were rammed off the road. Lincolnshire's PCC said the violence was 'truly shocking'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/9/2020 News GLA calls for Met officers to get unconcious bias training Greater London Assembley members say all Metropolitan Police offciers should be trained in recognising unconcious bias. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/9/2020 News MPS officer given final written warning over ‘sexting’ attempts An officer has been given a final written warning after attempting to engage in ‘sexting’ with a woman he met during the course of his duties. Police Professional 4/9/2020 News Rounded-tip knives could reduce violent crime Replacing pointed-tip kitchen knives with rounded blades could help reduce knife crime and prevent serious injuries within the home, according to research at De Montfort University Leicester (DMU). Police Professional 4/9/2020 News Have your say: APCC Roads Enforcement and Safety Survey The APCC Road Safety and Roads Policing Portfolio has launched a national public engagement survey, designed to understand public perception of road safety and enforcement. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 4/9/2020 News Plain-clothed Met Police officer points Taser at arrested ‘drug dealer’ and says ‘get down or you’ll get re-energised’ A plain-clothed police officer has sparked outrage after he was filmed pointing a taser at a suspect seated on the ground in handcuffs while shouting 'Get down or you're going to re-energised'. Mail Online 4/9/2020 News Blog by PSA Welsh lead, Det Supt Estelle Hopkin-Davies I was elected to the post of Welsh lead for the PSA’s National Executive Committee (NEC) this year and I see this as a role which is about information sharing, collaboration and partnership. I have served in Dyfed-Powys Police for 25 years, during which I have spent the majority of my career working in CID at all ranks and across a number of departments. I also spent 18 months working in Tarian, the Welsh Regional Organised Crime Unit (ROCU). Police Superintendents' Association (PSA) 4/9/2020 Feature, Opinion Undercover reporter reveals racism and daily violence in French police force A journalist who infiltrated a Paris police force says he witnessed almost daily violence and a culture of racism among officers who felt they were above the law. Metro 4/9/2020 News Seven police officers suspended after ‘spit hood’ arrest of black man who later died Bodycam footage of 41-year-old Daniel Prude's arrest in New York in which officers put a hood over his head and knelt on his back before he died days later has been condemned as an act of racism Mirror 4/9/2020 News Recession, Brexit and COVID-19: The new opportunities for organised crime The coronavirus pandemic, the economic recession it has created, and the ongoing, uncertain impact of Brexit are three key challenges currently facing the UK and Europe; they also represent circumstances that – according to a recent Europol report – could enable organised crime groups to flourish, as Policing Insight's Andrew Staniforth explains. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 4/9/2020 Analysis, Feature The Calgary Police Service commitment to anti-racism, equity & inclusion CANADA: As the Executive Leadership Team, we are committed to addressing systemic racism in the Calgary Police Service (CPS). [pdf] Calgary Police Commission 4/9/2020 Report Portland this weekend marks 100 days since protests erupted in the western US city to denounce police brutality and racism, shining a spotlight on a deeply polarized America as it prepares for high-stakes elections. Seven Rochester, New York police officers were suspended on Thursday Reuters 4/9/2020 News 100 days of protests against police violence, racism in Portland Portland this weekend marks 100 days since protests erupted in the western US city to denounce police brutality and racism, shining a spotlight on a deeply polarized America as it prepares for high-stakes elections. Yahoo! 4/9/2020 News Police ‘sabotage’ drugs consumption van helping addicts as insurance cancelled Activist Peter Krykant aims to help stop the country's shameful drugs death toll but says his efforts are being thwarted by Police Scotland. Daily Record 4/9/2020 News Hamilton police service: Quick fixes or genuine reform? CANADA: 'The problem... is not ‘a few bad apples’, but rather systemic discrimination' CBC News (Canada) 4/9/2020 Feature, Opinion Western Australia Police roll out app for interstate arrivals to ‘check-in’ virtually during self-isolation AUSTRALIA: The thousands of interstate travellers required to self-isolate for 14 days upon entering Western Australia will soon be able to virtually check-in with police to ensure their compliance. WA Police Acting Commissioner Gary Dreibergs said the new G2G Now app would likely be rolled out by the end of September. WA Today (Australia) 4/9/2020 News New leader for University’s Police Studies beat AUSTRALIA: The University of Tasmania’s highly successful program of research and teaching in Policing and Emergency Management has a new leader. Professor Nicole Asquith has joined the program and is also the new Director of the Tasmanian Institute of Law Enforcement Studies (TILES), coming from the Western Sydney University, where she was Associate Professor of Policing and Criminal Justice. Mirage News 4/9/2020 News «318531863187318831893190319131923193Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
