Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103270 total results. Showing results 67121 to 67140 «335333543355335633573358335933603361Next ›Last » Police ‘running out of tickets’ because so many people are going to the beach Police said they ‘ran out of tickets’ as people abandoned their cars in a desperate bid to make it to the beach on the hottest day of the year. Metro 21/5/2020 News Victoria Police Department revamps app to help public stay connected in case of emergency AUSTRALIA: The Victoria Police Department updated and rebranded its mobile app to help address the ongoing need to issue alerts about high-risk missing people, area-specific crimes and COVID-19-related updates. Goldstream News Gazette (Australia) 21/5/2020 News DroneShield wins EU police force contract to improve national security Drone detection technology developed by Australian firm DroneShield has been selected by police forces in the European Union as a preferred solution to improving national security threats. The company’s DroneGun Tactical long-range portable drone countermeasure was chosen following a competitive tender process managed by Belgium Police, with an EU-wide framework. Small Caps (Australia) 21/5/2020 News NSW police virus powers ‘well-measured’ AUSTRALIA: NSW's police commissioner says the public is happy with the way officers have enforced COVID-19 public health orders with some 17,000 residents dobbing in potential wrongdoers. Commissioner Mick Fuller on Thursday told a parliamentary inquiry into the state government's handling of the crisis that he believed the force had policed social distancing measures well. The Australian 21/5/2020 News INTERPOL’s guidance will help close the gap in law enforcement’s knowledge of drones As drone technology develops and their use increases at pace, Policing Insight's Andrew Staniforth says INTERPOL's Framework for Responding to a Drone Incident will help close the gap in law enforcement's knowledge of how to deal with these Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV). Policing Insight - Subscription at source 21/5/2020 Feature, Innovation Crossing the Line: A ‘love letter’ that merits much wider readership Former Met Commander John Sutherland's latest book - Crossing the Line - is billed as a love letter to police officers and those vulnerable people they protect and serve. CoPaCC Director Bernard Rix says the book is a riveting read that should be read by everyone in the policing family. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 21/5/2020 Feature, Opinion Police recruitment programme falls victim to hackers The Police Now recruitment programme which trains graduate detectives has fallen victim to hackers. Police Professional 21/5/2020 News Police Federation: Mental health must be at heart of Police Covenant The Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) has called on the Government to place the safeguarding of officers’ mental and physical health and wellbeing at the heart of its planned Police Covenant. Police Professional 21/5/2020 News Mental health must be at heart of Police Covenant Safeguarding officers’ mental and physical health and wellbeing in a Police Covenant enshrined in law is at the heart of the Police Federation of England Wales’ (PFEW) submission to the Government consultation. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 21/5/2020 News Time limits on firearms officer shifts under review The Federation is continuing to work closely with chiefs to ensure any changes to firearms policies and procedures are in the best interests of officers as the Government publishes its findings on the Anthony Grainger inquiry. Police Professional 21/5/2020 News New ACCs appointed to Police Scotland leadership team The Scottish Police Authority (SPA) has today, Wednesday 20 May 2020 announced the appointment of Judi Heaton and Tim Mairs as Assistant Chief Constables (ACC) with Police Scotland. Police Scotland 21/5/2020 News 313 prosecutions for assaults on emergency workers completed in first month of lockdown More than 300 prosecutions for assaults on emergency workers were completed in the first month of lockdown, CPS data reveals. The 313 attacks followed a typical pattern of police officers and other emergency workers being coughed at and spat on by members of the public claiming to have the virus. Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) 21/5/2020 News Inquiry into the death of Sheku Bayoh The remit of the independent public inquiry into the death of Sheku Bayoh has been announced. Scottish Government 21/5/2020 News “It’s your own little prison”: Domestic abuse victims were trapped long before lockdown The New Statesman - Registration at source 21/5/2020 Analysis, Feature Shop workers could be trained to spot ‘codeword’ from domestic violence victims The proposal will form part of the discussion at a virtual summit looking at ways to tackle abuse and exploitation. Sky News 21/5/2020 News Police urged to review 14,000 fines handed out for lockdown breaches The Metropolitan Police has recorded the highest number of fines, with 906, followed by Thames Valley Police, with 866, and North Yorkshire, with 843 North Wales Live 21/5/2020 News Changing way our police are equipped over the years It wasn't what the civil servants wanted to hear. The first British police officer to test tear gas recommended it should be "used copiously", but would be best used on schoolboys lobbing stones. Express & Star 21/5/2020 News Coronavirus: Benefit claims fraud could be £1.5bn Benefit officials have told the BBC they fear that as much as £1.5bn may have been lost in fraudulent claims for Universal Credit in recent weeks. BBC 21/5/2020 News International policing at the crossroads of health and security Leaders of the world’s regional police organizations came together in a virtual meeting hosted by INTERPOL to address the challenges to global policing posed by COVID-19 and reaffirm the importance of multilateral cooperation during times of emergency. INTERPOL 20/5/2020 News CTP welcomes new Counter-Terrorism and Sentencing Bill Counter Terrorism Policing has issued its support for a new Bill which enters Parliament today, Wednesday 20 May. The Counter-Terrorism and Sentencing Bill proposes an overhaul of sentencing and monitoring of terrorist offenders and suspects, and would lead to increased jail terms for the most dangerous offenders. Counter Terrorism Policing 20/5/2020 News «335333543355335633573358335933603361Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
