Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100784 total results. Showing results 6461 to 6480 «320321322323324325326327328Next ›Last » Kinahan cartel hunter unveiled as new Garda boss for Dublin REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Colleagues say Dubliner Paul Cleary is extremely capable and well regarded at all levels in the force. Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 21/11/2024 News Data-driven policing needs ‘a different type of leadership’ to get the most out of tech, says senior Swedish officer Tobias Stenström, Head of Camera Surveillance, Unmanned Aircraft Systems and Analytics for the Swedish Police Authority’s West Region, believes that data-driven policing “requires a different type of leadership” that “might be out of many bosses’ comfort zones”; speaking at a recent conference he also revealed how Swedish police are exploiting AI tools like ChatGPT and object recognition tech, as Policing Insight’s James Sweetland reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 21/11/2024 Feature, Innovation Cleveland’s ‘feet on the street’ help tackle anti-social behaviour with hotspot patrols Uniformed anti-social behaviour (ASB) patrols in Cleveland have helped tackle a range of crimes, including drug dealing, cannabis farms and off road bikes, in areas identified as “hotspots” in their first full year. Emergency Services Times 21/11/2024 News Police chiefs urge communities to stay alert to online misinformation Police chiefs have warned about the role that misinformation played in the riots and disorder over the summer and the devastating impact it had on communities. Emergency Services Times 21/11/2024 News Government plans new national body for police IT Police chiefs have welcomed the Government’s announcement of plans to create a new National Centre of Policing to bring together support services including IT and forensics. UKAuthority.com 21/11/2024 News Andrew Snowden MP on the impact of digital crime on policing (Part 2 of 3) In this conversation, Bernard Rix interviews Andrew Snowden, MP, discussing his journey to Parliament and the current state of policing in the UK. They explore the challenges faced by law enforcement, including the shift to digital crime, the importance of public confidence, and the successes achieved in various policing initiatives. The conversation also touches on the future of policing and the role of technology in enhancing police effectiveness. PolicingTV 21/11/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Multi-agency responses to serious youth violence: working together to support and protect children Today, Ofsted published a report with findings from six joint targeted area inspections of multi-agency responses to serious youth violence. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 20/11/2024 News Multi-agency responses to serious youth violence: working together to support and protect children This report looks at how local partnerships and services respond to children and their families when children are affected by serious youth violence. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 20/11/2024 Report Consultation on proposed Criminal Justice Joint Inspection programme for 2025–27 The Criminal Justice Joint Inspection has launched a consultation which welcomes views on our proposed programme of inspections of the Criminal Justice System for 2025–27. The consultation is open until Tuesday 7 January 2025. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 20/11/2024 News Communities urged to stay alert to online misinformation Role of misinformation online shown to fuel actions of increasingly younger demographic, as it’s revealed that 17% of those arrested in relation to the summer riots and disorder were under the age of 18. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 20/11/2024 News Consultation on proposed Criminal Justice Joint Inspection programme for 2025–27 This plan sets out the proposed programme of inspections of the Criminal Justice System for 2025–27. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 20/11/2024 Report Police shooting of Kaoss Price unjustified as IPCA detail moment of shooting – killed man’s family speak out NEW ZEALAND: The Independent Police Conduct Authority has issued a rare ruling that a fatal shooting by a police officer was not justified in a new report that details the final moments of Taranaki’s Kaoss Price. But it has also said it does not recommend a prosecution of the officer who fired the fatal shot. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 20/11/2024 News Essex Police ‘forced me to quit as their hate crime ambassador’ Freedom of speech must be defended, says Michelle Harris as she voices concern at officers’ treatment of Allison Pearson. A hate crime ambassador at Essex Police was “forced out” of her job after raising concerns about Black Lives Matter, she has claimed... The Telegraph - Subscription at source 20/11/2024 News Quebec police to patrol U.S. border as Trump win spurs migrant ‘rush’ fears CANADA: Quebec provincial police are beefing up their presence at the Canada-U.S. border ahead of a Donald Trump presidency, according to the province’s premier. François Legault told reporters Tuesday at the provincial legislature that “there is indeed a real risk” that migrants will “rush” to the country and province’s borders in the coming weeks. Global News (Canada) 20/11/2024 News Dale McFee to retire as chief of Edmonton Police Service CANADA: Edmonton police Chief Dale McFee plans to retire in February, after spending the past six years in charge of the city's police force, according to the Edmonton police commission. In a video posted to the Edmonton Police Service's (EPS) X account Wednesday, McFee said he was reflecting on the service's accomplishments through "difficult times." CBC News (Canada) 20/11/2024 News The mediating role of societal context in translating policy learning into policy change: the case of Iranian police Policy learning is a common driver of reform in public organisations and relies in part on institutional legitimacy. For law enforcement, institutional legitimacy is particularly salient given the police’s monopoly on the legal use of force. This study uses the concept of policy learning to analyse power and reform in policing amidst civil unrest. Examining public protests in Iran, the study finds that flaws in management structures and protocols compromise the legitimacy of the police and weaken its organisational learning capacity. The analytical lens – learning loops – illustrates how and why organisational learning processes are disrupted. Findings show that first-loop or superficial learning dominates reform processes within the Iranian police, weakening understandings of societal context and compromising organisational effectiveness. The study contributes an empirical case of an understudied country context to literature about policy learning, institutional legitimacy, and public organisational reform. Policing and Society 20/11/2024 Research article Greater Manchester launches strategy on gender-based violence against men UK’s first such plan follows case of Reynhard Sinaga, who committed 136 rapes against dozens of men in the area The Guardian 20/11/2024 News ‘Outsourcing of police work’ – civil rights watchdog raises concerns over Garda release of Dublin riots ‘persons of interest’ images REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The decision by the gardaí to publish images of 99 “persons of interest” involved in the Dublin riots is an “outsourcing of police work” and may lead to people being ‘doxxed’, a spokesperson for the Irish Council for Civil Liberties (ICCL) has said. Huge public interest in the images drove a high amount of traffic to the website and it crashed on Tuesday afternoon. Images of more than a dozen people have already been removed from the public gallery after they were identified by gardaí due to information from the public. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 20/11/2024 News Police must not investigate free speech, Tories say olice should investigate non-crime hate incidents only when these risk "imminently breaking the law", the Conservatives have said. Shadow home secretary Chris Philp, the policing minister in the previous government, said the police guidance on dealing with hate speech should be updated to ensure officers were not "policing thought" or "free speech". BBC 20/11/2024 News New Garda assistant commissioner to lead policing in Dublin region REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Paul Cleary’s appointment to lead Dublin policing comes amid challenges of anti-immigration sentiment and crime in region The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 20/11/2024 News «320321322323324325326327328Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
