Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100067 total results. Showing results 66561 to 66580 «332533263327332833293330333133323333Next ›Last » Indian police use facial recognition app to reunite families with lost children Indian police have reunited thousands of missing and trafficked children with their families using a new facial recognition app that campaigners said was a "game changer" in tackling the problem. TEISS 17/2/2020 News Police Scotland: Why 2020 will be the force’s biggest year yet Police Scotland will face major challenges in 2020 and there are serious problems that may make them even more difficult, writes Tom Wood. The Scotsman 17/2/2020 Feature, Opinion ‘No justifiable basis’ for police facial recognition, say MSPs Members of the Scottish Parliament have said that there is ‘no justifiable basis’ for Police Scotland to use live facial recognition (LFR) technology, citing concerns over privacy, human rights and data protection. Research Live 17/2/2020 News Surrey Police deputy chief constable quits over misconduct with officer that ‘tarnished’ force Jeremy Burton was only announced as the force's second highest ranking officer in May 2019 Surrey Live 17/2/2020 News COP26: Climate summit policing bill estimated at £250m The cost of policing the UN climate change conference in Glasgow later this year has now been estimated at £250m. BBC 17/2/2020 News Surrey DCC quits after IOPC finds evidence of misconduct Jeremy Burton, whose behaviour is said to have "tarnished the reputation" of Surrey Police, retired from his position of Deputy Chief Constable after the IOPC found he had a case to answer for misconduct Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/2/2020 News YPO launches public sector drones framework Public sector procurement organisation YPO has announced the launch of its new Drones and Associated Products and Services framework for the emergency services and wider public sector. UKAuthority.com 17/2/2020 News After watchdog fine, Norway’s police opens bidding for nationwide interpreting contract NORWAY: The Norwegian Police announced a framework agreement for interpreting services on February 3, 2020. The contract, which appears to be the first on a national level for the police, is worth an estimated NOK 140m (USD 15m). slator 17/2/2020 News Merseyside relocates 700 staff to new £20.6m patrol hub The site of the old fruit and vegetable market has been transformed into the new £20.6m base for response units and targeted policing teams. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/2/2020 News WMPs ‘memory man’ has a record-breaking year A super recogniser known as the ‘memory man’ of West Midlands Police has broken his personal record for the number of crime suspects spotted in a year. Police Professional 17/2/2020 News DOCOs in Northern Ireland The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) is working with locals to incorporate proven crime prevention measures and techniques into new developments and refurbished buildings. Professional Security Magazine Online 17/2/2020 News Police chief: More officers and better technology for Suffolk Suffolk chief constable Steve Jupp has pledged more officers and better technology are on the way now the force knows its budget. East Anglian Daily Times 17/2/2020 News Charities and police struggle to combat rise in online sexual crime Police are dealing with a a rapidly growing number of sex offences as the culprits increasingly target victims online. The Press and Journal 17/2/2020 News Anger of Lord Bramall’s son that no police officer has paid the price for bungled VIP paedophile ring probe Furious that his father’s life should end without anyone facing justice for the shambolic paedophile investigation that made a misery of this great man’s final years, he wrote to Scotland Yard Commissioner Dame Cressida Dick. Mail Online 17/2/2020 News Policing and the public: Understanding public priorities, attitudes and expectations This first Insight Paper, published as part of the Strategic Review of Policing in England and Wales provides 10 key insights that can help us think about the challenge the police face in maintaining the support of the public while also meeting new threats. The Police Foundation 17/2/2020 Report Police ‘must be out on the street’ to beat violent crime Police must be more visible on the beat and focus on violence, says research out today. The public are concerned officers have abandoned town centres, said the Police Foundation study. Express 17/2/2020 News City worker injured in UK’s first virus‑linked hate crime A City consultant was violently assaulted and robbed by two teenagers shouting “coronavirus” at him, in the first hate crime linked to the virus to be reported to the police in Britain. The Times - Subscription at source 17/2/2020 News COP26 security plans ‘blown’ after civil servants accidentally publish blueprints of venue online Security plans for the COP26 climate change conference have been “blown”, a terror expert has warned, after civil servants accidentally published blueprints of the site online. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 16/2/2020 News CPS Says: the role of the CPS in deciding whether to charge an individual with a criminal offence We have been asked questions about the role of the CPS in deciding whether to charge an individual with a criminal offence. The following information explains our role and approach. It is not a comment on any individual case. Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) 16/2/2020 News Impact on rape victims of police phone seizures to be reviewed Review comes amid sharp falls in number of rape prosecutions and fears of ‘digital strip search’ deterring victims The Guardian 16/2/2020 News «332533263327332833293330333133323333Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
