Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103185 total results. Showing results 66301 to 66320 «331233133314331533163317331833193320Next ›Last » I won’t be silenced, Priti Patel tells Labour in race row after Hackney police attack Priti Patel has said that she will not be silenced after Labour MPs accused her of using her ethnicity to “gaslight other minority communities”. The Times - Subscription at source 11/6/2020 News Suspending police use of facial recognition technology could ‘allow crime to flourish’ As Amazon moves to ban police from using its facial recognition software and IBM ‘abandons’ the technology, there are concerns that limiting its use in law enforcement “will only allow crime to flourish”. Police Professional 11/6/2020 News Chair calls police assault video ‘stomach churning’ National Chair John Apter has reacted to the sickening assault on two police officers in east London after footage emerged on social media of the terrifying incident. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 11/6/2020 News ‘People come first’: Police say they will prevent disorder over protecting statues at Black Lives Matter protests Police will not protect statues from protesters if it would put officers or the public at risk of harm, senior officers have said. The Independent 11/6/2020 News Criminal justice system failing disabled defendants, EHRC warns Report for England and Wales says move towards remote hearings may worsen situation The Guardian 11/6/2020 News Amazon to ban police use of facial recognition software for a year Company has stated its support for Black Lives Matter movement, but faced growing backlash over ties to policing The Guardian 11/6/2020 News Swiss police investigate boy, 8, over toy banknotes Child will reportedly have a record until 2032 after asking in shop if he could use fake euros The Guardian 11/6/2020 News Police Scotland thanks special constables for their help during the coronavirus lockdown Organisation uses National Volunteers Week to highlight the tens of thousands of hours given by selfless workers Daily Record 11/6/2020 News Coronavirus: Police fines for lockdown breaches fall as measures ease More than 17,000 fines for alleged breaches of coronavirus lockdown laws have been issued in England and Wales. BBC 11/6/2020 News As a black man, joining the British police in the 80s made me question my sanity Leroy Logan was shocked by the racism he encountered in the Metropolitan police. Things improved after the Stephen Lawrence inquiry – but sometimes it feels as if the bad old days are back The Guardian 11/6/2020 Feature, Opinion To honour George Floyd, we must learn the lessons of the Lawrence inquiry A focus on accountability for police treatment of black people should be our first priority The Guardian 11/6/2020 Feature, Opinion Post Traumatic Stress Disorder: “Nobody understands a PTSD-diagnosed sufferer better than a fellow PTSD sufferer” June is PTSD awareness month. Talking exclusively to Policing Insight, former South Yorkshire Police officer and founder of the Daparian Foundation Richard Gettings shares his personal experience of PTSD and how he has now set up the Foundation to raise awareness and provide support to police officers. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 11/6/2020 Feature, Innovation, Interview COVID-19 impact on migrant smuggling and human trafficking An INTERPOL report, which is for law enforcement only, provides a global overview of the short, medium and long term impacts on migrant smuggling and human trafficking. INTERPOL 11/6/2020 Report Why do protests turn violent? It’s not just because people are desperate In the wake of the death of George Floyd in the U.S, tensions over racial discrimination have spread across the world, including Australia. Emma Thomas, Associate Professor at Flinders University, examines the policing of protests and why some turn violent. Policing Insight 11/6/2020 Analysis, Feature, Opinion Private firms will be stripped of a role in rehabilitating offenders as probation returns to public sector The Government is bringing the management of probation fully back under public control, reversing the part-privatisation by Chris Grayling The Telegraph - Subscription at source 11/6/2020 News How will technology help officers during the post-COVID-19 transition? Technology has played a huge role in policing the lockdown, especially in enabling officers and staff to successfully work remotely. Simon Hall, CEO of Coeus Software, explores what this means now Covid-19 restrictions are being slowly eased. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 11/6/2020 Feature, Opinion Formal complaint made about video showing officer targeting black motorist A formal complaint has been made about a video posted on social media involving an officer from Cambridgeshire Constabulary telling a motorist he had been pulled over “because you’re a black male”. Police Professional 11/6/2020 News Forces reap the rewards of free fuel scheme Police forces across the country have saved hundreds of thousand of pounds worth of fuel costs since the start of the coronavirus lockdown thanks to a BP scheme launched to support the emergency services. Police Professional 11/6/2020 News Police officer suicide: Trauma and PTSD are not the only factors we need to consider Professor Karl Roberts examines the statistics on police suicide in Australia and considers how both workplace culture and stress can prove harmful to police officers' mental health. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 11/6/2020 Analysis, Feature Operation of police powers under the Terrorism Act 2000, financial year ending March 2020 NATIONAL STATISTICS -This release contains statistical material relating to the Terrorism Act 2000, including arrests and outcomes, and stops and searches. Home Office 11/6/2020 Report «331233133314331533163317331833193320Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
