Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100067 total results. Showing results 66381 to 66400 «331633173318331933203321332233233324Next ›Last » Let police use facial recognition to fight knife crime, urges Met chief Cressida Dick Britain’s most senior police officer has criticised people who complain about their privacy being invaded by facial recognition cameras yet bare all on social media. The Times - Subscription at source 25/2/2020 News Gangs: Call to use stop and search more often on women A woman who was "forced" into a gang has called for police to use stop and search powers more often on girls and young women in order to "save them". BBC 25/2/2020 News Anglesey crossbow murder: How car technology helped catch a killer It was a murder that shocked the country and led to a direct appeal from the prime minister. BBC 24/2/2020 News Businesses would have to introduce anti-terror measures to keep public safe under new Home Office plan Anti-terror measures may have to be adopted by firms and councils to keep the public safe from an attack. Plans have been unveiled by the Home Office to introduce legislation which would require the owners and operators of public spaces to consider the risks of a terror outrage – and what steps they will take to prepare for one. Mail Online 24/2/2020 News Met Police chief defends facial recognition technology and says protecting the public from a ‘knife through the chest’ is more important than privacy concerns The Met Police Commissioner has defended the use of facial recognition technology to catch criminals, claiming that privacy concerns are 'much smaller' than protecting the public from 'a knife through the chest'. Mail Online 24/2/2020 News Middlesborough drug treatment scheme shows early signs of success Rates of heroin use and re-offending have reduced dramatically since addicts have particpated in the Heroin Assisted Treatment (HAT) pilot, which launched last October. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/2/2020 News MPS commissioner calls for legal framework on police use of AI The Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Service has called on the Government to create a legal framework to allow the police to use new technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) and live facial recognition (LFR) to better fight crime. Police Professional 24/2/2020 News Vehicle tracking data and Amazon order history led police to crossbow killer Murder of Gerald Corrigan shocked Anglesey and initially mystified police - but killer’s motive remains unclear The Guardian 24/2/2020 News Police and CPS accused of racism after Christopher Kapessa’s death The family of a 13-year-old boy has accused the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) and South Wales Police of institutional racism for not prosecuting a suspect over his death. BBC 24/2/2020 News Police algorithms need national guidance ‘as a matter of urgency’ A study by the Royal United Services Institute makes a number of recommendations for how police algorithms can be kept in check Computer Weekly 24/2/2020 News Performance enhancer: How Dubai Police use benchmarking to implement best practice Consultant to Dubai Police Jorge J. Román PhD explores the benefits of benchmarking for policing and how the Dubai Police applied benchmarking methodology to its fleet management system to improve productivity and reduce costs. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 24/2/2020 Analysis, Feature, Innovation Dame Cressida Dick: Let police use hi-tech to catch killers and rapists Police need to be given the right to use technology in the same way as criminals to help win the battle against lawbreakers, the Met Commissioner said today. The Standard 24/2/2020 News Charges after woman dies during police pursuit A man will appear in court this morning (February 24) to face charges in connection with the death of a female pedestrian who was struck by a vehicle during a police pursuit in South London. Police Professional 24/2/2020 News Data and AI rules needed for policing The police need national guidance on using data analytics, AI and algorithms to ensure they are being used legally and ethically, according to a report from think tank, Royal United Services Institute (Rusi). Research Live 24/2/2020 News “Crucial” oversight needed for police AI use Data analytics tools on the rise due to cuts and could lead to discrimination, according to Royal United Services Institute IT PRO 24/2/2020 News Police forces ready response for coronavirus civil contingency Work is under way to ensure a coordinated response to the corona virus outbreak, after one force quarantined three officers. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/2/2020 News Three quarters of officers say tasers should be rolled out to everyone Seventy-five percent of Leicestershire police officers think all colleagues should be issued with a taser on duty. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/2/2020 News Power play: Are Police and Crime Commissioners at risk of being marginalised? With the newly-elected government appearing to want to establish a much closer relationship with police chiefs, in particular, Policing Insight's Publisher Bernard Rix asks if Police and Crime Commissioners are in danger of becoming increasingly marginalised and largely symbolic in this re-alignment of the tripartite system? Policing Insight - Subscription at source 24/2/2020 Feature, Opinion Nottinghamshire Police receive record applications from LGBT+ community The number of LGBT+ applications to Nottinghamshire Police has reached an all-time high with almost one in six identifying themselves as part of that ‘community’. Police Professional 24/2/2020 News ‘Ethical oversight needed’ for police data analytics A lack of evidence base, poor data quality and insufficient skills and expertise are three major barriers to successful use of algorithms in policing, according to research conducted by the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI). Police Professional 24/2/2020 News «331633173318331933203321332233233324Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
