Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 105122 total results. Showing results 64501 to 64520 «322232233224322532263227322832293230Next ›Last » Scottish biometric samples on UK databases: Whose responsibility? The recent Scottish Biometrics Commissioner Act was drafted in part to answer public concerns about collecting and retaining biometric samples; but the legislation, and corresponding laws in England and Wales, place Scottish samples on UK databases in a legislative and regulatory limbo, as Post-Doctoral Researcher Karen Richmond of the University of Copenhagen explains. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 14/10/2020 Analysis, Feature 2020 Street check file reviews CANADA: The purpose, practice and process used by police agencies to collect and store street level intelligence are continuously scrutinized by the public, social agencies, media, and varying levels of government. [pdf] Edmonton Police Commission (Canada) 14/10/2020 Report Calgary Police Service budget adjustments report from Calgary Police Commission to City of Calgary CANADA: The Calgary Police Commission has a legislated responsibility to ensure that the Calgary Police Service has the resources needed to provide effective, efficient policing to Calgarians. [pdf] Calgary Police Commission 14/10/2020 Report Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission Annual Report 2019–20 AUSTRALIA: This report summarises the performance of the Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission for the financial year ending 30 June 2020. Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission (ACIC) 14/10/2020 Report Belarus: Police vow to shoot critics of president Police in Belarus have threatened to fire live bullets at protesters as the EU said it was preparing to impose sanctions on President Lukashenko. The Times - Subscription at source 14/10/2020 News Police target David Starkey over remarks on black people The historian David Starkey is being investigated by the police over remarks he made about black people in an interview with the conservative activist Darren Grimes. The Times - Subscription at source 14/10/2020 News Police in South Yorkshire are getting 200 complaints a day about Covid-19 rule breakers Complaints about breaches of coronavirus rules in South Yorshire have focused heavily on pubs, shops and restaurants so far, police have said. Examiner Live 14/10/2020 News Naming Dubai police chief to top Interpol job would only enable UAE impunity Earlier this month, Dubai's police chief Nasser Ahmed al-Raisi was nominated as the next president of the global crime control organisation Interpol, gifting the United Arab Emirates (UAE) with another golden opportunity to whitewash its reputation and cover up its human rights violations. The New Arab 14/10/2020 Feature, Opinion Police botch murder probe so badly new suspect can’t be prosecuted nearly 20 years on Promising 20-year-old footballer and Tottenham Hotspur prospect Kevin Nunes was found savagely beaten and shot in a country lane in Pattingham, Staffordshire, in 2002 Mirror 14/10/2020 News Hate crime in England and Wales hits new record as racially motivated offences rocket by 4,000 Figures show sharp rise in racially and religiously motivated offences during Black Lives Matter protests The Independent 13/10/2020 News New undercover policing guidance gives officers greater welfare support Updated Authorised Professional Practice outlines how consistently high standards of conduct must be met before officers can be deployed undercover College of Policing 13/10/2020 Feature Interview with Vallejo, CA Chief Shawny Williams USA: Shawny Williams was sworn in as police chief in Vallejo, California last November after a 26-year career with the San Jose Police Department, where he retired as a deputy chief. Police Executive Research Forum 13/10/2020 Feature, Interview, Opinion Policing without consent: Why French police are ill-equipped to ‘reconquer’ Paris suburbs EUROPE: Brazen attacks on French police have highlighted the divide between law enforcement and youths in France’s most deprived suburbs. Analysts say bridging the chasm requires changing the entrenched culture of a police force that is answerable to the state, not the people. France 24 13/10/2020 Analysis, Feature Undercover police officers can have sex with suspects if refusal might blow cover They must keep it as short as is possible to 'mitigate the threat' of being exposed and report it 'immediately' to their senior officer The Telegraph 13/10/2020 News Children of law enforcement need open communication CANADA: The recent outpouring of negative press regarding law enforcement is an opportunity and reminder to “check in” on our loved ones. Children of law enforcement can especially be at risk of being negatively affected by what they are seeing and hearing. They may not have developed the skills and ability to fully process and understand the historical — as well as the social and political — circumstances behind the negative comments being made about law enforcement. Blue Line (Canada) 13/10/2020 Feature, Opinion When cops abuse social media, the results are explosive: “One post can become a movement” USA: As a young cop in Richmond, Calif., in 2008, Ben Murdoch made a mistake that cost him his career and led some to label him a racist. Los Angeles Times 13/10/2020 Feature Firefighters brew up a winning idea for Blue Light Responders Two firefighters have set up on an online not-for -profit coffee business to provide emergency service workers with a cup of Joe during the pandemic. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/10/2020 News EU IRU Transparency report 2019 The EU Internet Referral Unit (EU IRU), which is part of Europol’s European Counter Terrorism Centre (ECTC), started its operations in the wake of the series of terrorist attacks that shook Europe in 2015. Its mandate includes referring terrorist and violent extremist content to online service providers and providing support to Member States and third parties in the context of internet investigations. The EU IRU also provides support to Europol’s European Migrant Smuggling Centre (EMSC), by flagging detected internet content used by traffickers to offer smuggling services to migrants and refugees. Europol 13/10/2020 News Forecourt crime down by a half but surge expected as ‘Covid-19 recession starts to bite’ Forecourt crime fell to its lowest level since 2015 in the second quarter of this year – but the British Oil Security Syndicate (BOSS) warned it expects a surge in incidents during the second half of 2020 Police Professional 13/10/2020 News BlueLight Commercial goes to market to buy 8,000 vehicles BlueLight Commercial has announced its “most significant” tender to date as it looks to purchase more than 8,000 vehicles for police forces across England and Wales. Police Professional 13/10/2020 News «322232233224322532263227322832293230Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
