Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115944 total results. Showing results 66501 to 66520 «332233233324332533263327332833293330Next ›Last » Queensland Police Service mandates COVID-19 vaccination for all officers and staff AUSTRALIA: The Queensland Police Service (QPS) is making COVID-19 vaccinations mandatory for all officers and staff, issuing a deadline for employees to be fully vaccinated by early next year. ABC News (Australia) 2/9/2021 News Big court bill for cops in ‘proceeds of crime’ case against business owner convicted over health and safety fatality NEW ZEALAND: Police have been told to pay $126,000 in court and legal costs to the employer accused of profiting from health and safety breaches after an early skirmish in the landmark case. The New Zealand Herald (New Zealand) 2/9/2021 News The new constables of Recruit Wing 345 have finished their training without the usual celebration – yet there was still much to celebrate. NEW ZEALAND: Plunged into Alert Level 4 lockdown and put into a recruit training bubble when they had nearly completed their training, 57 of the wing were attested on Thursday 26 August, with two more to be attested at a later date. New Zealand Police 2/9/2021 News Chief Constable’s Accountability Report to the Northern Ireland Policing Board The September Accountability Report provides an update to the Northern Ireland Policing Board Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) 2/9/2021 Report Twenty-four forces join new Transforming Forensics Rape Response Project Twenty-four police forces from England and Wales have been selected to join the Transforming Forensics (TF) Programme’s new £5m Rape Review Response Project (RRRP), part of its Digital Forensic Capability workstream. Forensic Capability Network 2/9/2021 News Wiltshire’s new PCC urged to step in to end long hours culture Wiltshire's frontline leaders have urged the force's new police and crime commissioner to step in to end the long-shift culture. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/9/2021 News Precise location of more than 110,000 gun owners published online The South West Regional Cyber Crime Unit, supported by the National Crime Agency (NCA), has launched a criminal investigation into how the names, emails and home addresses of more than 110,000 firearms owners in the UK came to be posted online. Police Professional 2/9/2021 News ‘Fake interpreters will be dealt with’ warns police chief after woman caught out for fraud Police are clamping down on interpreter fraud Leicester Mercury 2/9/2021 News Critical services superpowers: How AI technology is enabling the police to improve access to services for all There is widespread discussion about the emergence of artificial intelligence (AI) across society and its relevance to policing, but for many it’s still a baffling subject; Andy Wilkins, CEO and Co-Founder of Futr – which has developed AI services for the police, local government, and the corporate and charitable sectors – explains what AI can do for critical services, why it’s important, and the difference it can make. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 2/9/2021 Feature, Innovation Weyburn Police provide free BBQ to community CANADA: Anyone that happened to pass by the Weyburn Police Service office yesterday around the noon hour would have noticed the various officers as well as Chief Jamie Blunden outside cooking burgers and hotdogs over a barbeque. Discover Weyburn (Canada) 2/9/2021 News Sudbury police and paramedics announce new Tactical Emergency Medics Program CANADA: The Greater Sudbury Police Service and the City of Greater Sudbury Paramedic Services celebrated the official launch of the new Tactical Emergency Medics Program on Wednesday. Blue Line (Canada) 2/9/2021 News New national RCMP contract will impact Kamloops taxpayers CANADA: Kamloops, B.C., taxpayers will shoulder an increase in police costs in 2022, but how big a bill is still being tabulated. Blue Line (Canada) 2/9/2021 News Man to appear in court after gardaà uncover €2m worth of cannabis in boxes of chilli peppers REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardaà discovered the drug in pallets of courgettes and hot chillis Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 2/9/2021 News Wildlife crime unit still not up and running despite promises REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: There is still no timescale on the establishment of a wildlife crime unit, despite its formation being announced nearly a year ago. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 2/9/2021 News Minister Hildegarde Naughton launches new campaign to combat sharing of intimate images without consent REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Minister of State for Civil and Criminal Justice, Hildegarde Naughton TD, will today announce that as part of the government’s plan to tackle the sharing of intimate images without consent, victims can now report the sharing of illegal content online to Hotline.ie/report. gov.ie 2/9/2021 News Police Wellbeing During Times of COVID-19: The RCMP CANADA: Submitted to the National Police Federation. Submitted by: Prof. Linda Duxbury, PhD Sean Campeau, PhD Candidate - Sprott School of Business Carleton University Ottawa, Canada [PDF] Sprott School of Business - Carleton University (Canada) 2/9/2021 Report Groundbreaking report identifies uniquely high stress and mental health impacts from COVID-19 on RCMP members and their families CANADA: Today, the National Police Federation, in partnership with Professor Linda Duxbury and Sean Campeau of Carleton University’s Sprott School of Business, released a ground-breaking report on the negative and unique impacts of COVID -19 on the wellbeing of RCMP Members and their families. Sprott School of Business - Carleton University (Canada) 2/9/2021 News Over 110,000 UK gun owners’ details leaked by animal rights activists The names and addresses of over 110,000 UK gun owners have been leaked by animal rights activists. LBC 2/9/2021 News Judge praises Lincolnshire for neo-Nazi terror investigation A judge has praised a Lincolnshire team after their 11 month investigation led to the conviction of a neo-Nazi, who had downloaded bomb making instructions. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/9/2021 News New online map allows public to report unsafe areas to police A pilot for a new online tool to allow people to flag places where they have felt unsafe has been launched today (September 2) by the Government with support from the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC). Police Professional 2/9/2021 News «332233233324332533263327332833293330Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
