Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103232 total results. Showing results 65721 to 65740 «328332843285328632873288328932903291Next ›Last » Challenges for ‘outstanding’ police service ahead Police Scotland's response and approach to policing COVID-19 has been 'outstanding'. The assessment from the Scottish Police Authority has been informed by the views of the public captured during lockdown and reports from the Independent Advisory Group Chaired by John Scott QC, set up to review Police Scotland's use of the new coronavirus powers. Scottish Police Authority (SPA) 30/6/2020 News CPS says: Prosecuting rape – judicial review evidence There have been a number of misleading and inaccurate reports about how rape is prosecuted by the CPS following coverage about the End Violence Against Women Coalition’s (EVAW) judicial review. We are concerned that these reports will deter victims from coming forward. Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) 30/6/2020 News National DNA Data Bank celebrates 20 years of service to law enforcement CANADA: Twenty years ago, DNA was a relatively new tool and like all areas of forensic science, it has evolved over time. Today, forensic science, including DNA analysis, plays a significant role in crime scene investigations and has proven to be a powerful tool for the administration of justice. Blue Line (Canada) 30/6/2020 News Officer: I’m not sure why we bother putting on a police uniform anymore – we’re no longer allowed to do our jobs USA: When I first started as a law enforcement officer in 1998, I remember the biggest race issue at the time was the Rodney King incident from 1992. I remember the Police Academy instructors telling us that the first few minutes of the King incident showed the Los Angeles Police Officers doing what they should have been doing. Law Enforcement Today 30/6/2020 Feature, Opinion Edmonton police face $11M budget cut amid calls to defund police CANADA: The Edmonton police service may be working with $11 million less next year after city council agreed in principle to the budget cut Tuesday. Council started debating a multi-pronged motion originally introduced June 10 in the midst of demonstrations against systemic racism and calls for the city to defund the police. CBC News (Canada) 30/6/2020 News Police to probe UK’s worst baby ward scandal Detectives launch inquiry at Shrewsbury hospital where dozens of newborns died or suffered brain damage Mail Online 30/6/2020 News Before defunding, chief calls for discussion on role of Calgary police CANADA: Calgary’s police chief says discussions are needed surrounding the role of the city’s law enforcement agency before any action can properly address calls to defund police. Calgary Herald (Canada) 30/6/2020 News Coronavirus: Calls for calm ahead of pubs reopening in England on ‘Super Saturday’ England's most senior police officer has urged people to "be calm, be sensible" when pubs reopen on Saturday. BBC 30/6/2020 News Two new ACCs appointed at Staffordshire Police Staffordshire Police has announced the appointment of two new assistant chief constables. Police Professional 30/6/2020 News New GMP data shows a reduction in recorded crime figures Greater Manchester Police (GMP) says it is “confident it now has accurate crime recording data” after the first set of figures released since the introduction of a new IT intelligence platform show recorded crime fell by eight per cent between 2018 and 2019. Police Professional 30/6/2020 News Leicestershire Police demands clarity over role in local lockdown Officers from Leicestershire Police are calling for urgent clarification of their role in enforcing the localised lockdown on the city of Leicester, which came into force earlier today (June 30). Police Professional 30/6/2020 News Dorsets £1m innovation fund spurs ideas from frontline officers Reserves and efficiency savings are being pumped into a £1m fund for projects chosen by Dorset's officers and staff. More than 100 ideas for projects have been submitted. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/6/2020 News Research into hidden burial of victims provides detection insights Ten-year research project provides data on seasonal search differences and how murder victims are buried. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/6/2020 News Sussex becomes third police force run by women Three police forces in the UK are now run by women after Chief Constable Jo Shiner was appointed to the top role in Sussex. BBC 30/6/2020 News Coronavirus Leicester: Police demand ‘urgent clarity’ on how to enforce UK’s first local lockdown Police do not yet know what they will be expected to do to enforce the local lockdown, and what laws they can use The Independent 30/6/2020 News Coronavirus: Calls for calm ahead of pubs reopening in England on ‘Super Saturday’ England's most senior police officer has urged people to "be calm, be sensible" when pubs reopen on Saturday. BBC 30/6/2020 News Jo Shiner formally announced as Chief Constable of Sussex Police Jo Shiner has been formally announced as the next Chief Constable of Sussex Police, following a unanimous decision by the county’s Police and Crime Panel to approve the appointment by Katy Bourne, Sussex Police and Crime Commissioner. Sussex OPCC 30/6/2020 News Leicester lockdown: Police given ‘minimal guidance’ on new restrictions Police in Leicester were not issued a map of the area affected by the UK's first local lockdown until "well after the announcement", the county's police and crime commissioner has said. BBC 30/6/2020 News Leicester local lockdown: Police call for clarity on rules Police in Leicestershire called for clarity and indicated they were unsure about which coronavirus rules to enforce, despite Matt Hancock’s claim they would be overseeing elements of Britain’s first local lockdown. The Times - Subscription at source 30/6/2020 News MScs, PhDs and other options to learn. Combine your practical experience with academic knowledge in a supportive environment at Canterbury Christ Church University This year Canterbury Christ Church University (CCCU) celebrates 25 years of delivering educational courses in policing. CCCU has been instrumental in the national conversation about shaping the higher education offer within policing and as a result, we have adapted our programmes to fit the changing context of policing over time. Policing Insight 30/6/2020 Advertisement, Feature «328332843285328632873288328932903291Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
