Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103231 total results. Showing results 63781 to 63800 «318631873188318931903191319231933194Next ›Last » 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 Pregnant woman’s arrest justified: police AUSTRALIA: The arrest of a pregnant Victorian woman for alleged incitement was "entirely reasonable", despite police conceding it wasn't a good look. Victoria Police Assistant Commissioner Luke Cornelius has defended the officers who made the arrest, but acknowledged it made for "terrible" viewing. The Seymour Telegraph (Australia) 4/9/2020 News Police treatment of protest promoter has lost them the PR war AUSTRALIA: The optics are awful. There is no other way to spin it. The footage of police confronting and arresting a pregnant 28-year-old Zoe Buhler in her Ballarat home on Wednesday on the pretext that she had committed the offence of incitement by posting on social media an invitation to protest against COVID restrictions, has angered many and rightly so. Brisbane Times (Australia) 4/9/2020 Feature, Opinion Chief Constable’s report to Northern Ireland Policing Board The purpose of this report is to provide Members with updates on the following topical matters Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) 3/9/2020 Report New national competition for police innovation Do you have a good idea to improve policing? Do you have personnel or students who have innovative insights? Get your ideas in to this new national competition to find the very best innovations for UK policing. Police Professional - Subscription at source 3/9/2020 Feature Is there a future for automatic facial recognition technology? The recent Court of Appeal judgment around the use of automated facial recognition technology highlights the difficulties created when legislation fails to keep pace with technology, says Fiona Barton QC. Police Professional - Subscription at source 3/9/2020 Feature Police Scotland investigating house party attended by more than 300 people Police Scotland is investigating potential culpable and reckless conduct charges against organisers of a house party attended by more than 300 people in Midlothian. Police Scotland 3/9/2020 News Annual Report 2019/20 Annual Report and Accounts 2019/20 for the academic year ending 31 August 2020 [PDF] The Scottish Institute for Policing Research (SIPR) 3/9/2020 Report Crime, not cops, is by far the largest threat to black lives USA: It’s a truth urban prosecutors like me know well but that the activist fire and fury of our moment threatens to swallow: Incidents of black men Âbeing killed at the hands of Âpolice are exceedingly rare. Killing-by-police isn’t even close to a major cause of death of black men. Such incidents are rare in Gotham, rare nationwide. New York Post 3/9/2020 Feature, Opinion PFEW pension compensation – what happens next? The Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) pension compensation claim has moved to the next stage of the process following the passing of the deadline for applications on 31 July 2020. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 3/9/2020 News Social media uncooperative on immigration crime says NCA The National Crime Agency has said social media companies are allowing organised immigration crime to 'flourish' by rejecting requests for accounts used by criminal networks to be closed. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/9/2020 News Forces ‘must embrace AI’ to deal with explosion in ‘CSA images’ The benefits of using artifical intelligence (AI) must be acknowledged by police to deal with the volume, a venor has said as a record number of logged child abuse images is recorded this year. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/9/2020 News Extremist MAPPA assessments need more intelligence, review warns Management of convicted terrorists by police and probation staff is too focused on following guidelines rather than the offender, according to an official review. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/9/2020 News Is there a future for automatic facial recognition technology? The recent Court of Appeal judgment around the use of automated facial recognition technology highlights the difficulties created when legislation fails to keep pace with technology, says Fiona Barton QC. Police Professional 3/9/2020 Feature Male officer ‘sanctioned’ for ordering strip search of woman A Surrey Police sergeant will be given management advice for authorising and ordering the strip search of a woman with male officers present. Police Professional 3/9/2020 News London Assembly calls for all MPS officers and staff to receive unconscious bias training The Mayor of London is being urged to ensure all employees of the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) receiving training in unconscious bias to reduce the disproportionate targeting of the black community in the capital. Police Professional 3/9/2020 News GMP officer dismissed for excessive use of force An officer from Greater Manchester Police (GMP) has been dismissed without notice after a disciplinary panel concluded he used excessive force on a man in Manchester city centre. Police Professional 3/9/2020 News Knife crime: Why young people need to get a say in their rehabilitation Knife crime hit a record high in England and Wales before the COVID-19 lockdown, leading to calls for tougher sentencing; but Sean Creaney, Senior Lecturer at Edge Hill University, and Jo Deakin, Senior Lecturer at the University of Manchester, argue that engaging young people in their rehabilitation process is a more effective way of reducing reoffending. Policing Insight 3/9/2020 Feature, Opinion «318631873188318931903191319231933194Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
