Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100951 total results. Showing results 67141 to 67160 «335433553356335733583359336033613362Next ›Last » Home Office spends £43,000 on new tasers for Wiltshire police officers The Home Office has spent nearly £43,000 on 52 new tasers for police officers working in Wiltshire. Home Office 1/3/2020 News Private cops available to hire could hit Scots streets to tackle local anti-social behaviour Concerned members of the public have contacted private law enforcement form My Local Bobby, who have become increasingly prominent in England in recent years. Daily Record 1/3/2020 News Local elections could be delayed by coronavirus outbreak Government lawyers look at postponing 7 May polls if outbreak continues to spread The Guardian 1/3/2020 News Private cops for hire could soon be pounding streets of Glasgow The first private law enforcement agency in the UK confirmed it's eying up Glasgow, Edinburgh and Aberdeen. Glasgow Live 1/3/2020 News Report to the community 2019 fourth quarter CANADA: On Oct. 29, EPS members Superintendent Terry Rocchio and retired Acting Deputy Chief Chad Tawfik were bestowed the Order of Merit of the Police Forces by the Right Honourable Julie Payette, Governor General of Canada. [pdf] Edmonton Police Commission (Canada) 1/3/2020 Report Police to have 8,000 more Tasers at their disposal after £6.5m funding confirmed The number of stun guns to be made available throughout England and Wales is 2,000 less than announced by ministers last year. Belfast Telegraph 1/3/2020 News Police will use high-tech scanners to ‘frisk’ suspects without them knowing from up to 20 yards away in latest move in the war on gun and knife crime Police will soon be using a new high-tech scanner that can 'frisk' suspects without them knowing. Mail Online 1/3/2020 News Virtual key may let police spy on web messages Encrypted social media messages could be accessed by police or families of deceased relatives if unlocked by five trusted authorities using a “virtual key.” The Sunday Telegraph 29/2/2020 News IOPC to give victims right of appeal when officers not pursued in court The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) is set to introduce a scheme which will allow victims to appeal when it decides not to refer Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/2/2020 News Crown courts ‘should sit more often to end delays to justice’ Lord chief justice calls for action as government announces plans to raise legal aid fees for lawyers The Guardian 29/2/2020 News Chief Constable’s Bravery and Excellence Awards held at Tulliallan The commitment, initiative and bravery of Police Scotland officers and staff, as well as partner organisations and members of the public, were recognised and celebrated last week at the Police Scotland Headquarters, Tulliallan. The Edinburgh Reporter 29/2/2020 News Police boss demands urgent reforms after shock new report on street drugs A shock new report that reveals that almost a quarter of street drugs are not what users think they are has prompted a police boss to renew his call for urgent reforms to prevent more drug-related deaths. Wales 24/7 29/2/2020 News Organised crime gangs using express parcel firms to import deadly weapons into Scotland A joint cops taskforce dedicated to smashing and disrupting organised crime in Scotland has stopped more than 60 firearms reaching the streets. Daily Record 29/2/2020 News Absent fathers are fuelling knife crime in Britain, warns police chief as she says youths are turning to drug dealers for role models Knife crime is being driven by absent fathers, according to Britain’s top officer on violence. Mail Online 29/2/2020 News Festus Akinbusoye selected as Conservative candidate for Bedfordshire PCC I'm truly honoured to have been selected as the Conservatives Candidate in the upcoming Bedfordshire Police and Crime Commissioner election. Twitter 29/2/2020 News Former Peterborough MP Stewart Jackson misses out as Conservatives choose candidate to be next police and crime commissioner Former MP for Peterborough Stewart Jackson has narrowly missed out on being selected as the Conservative candidate to be the next police and crime commissioner in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough. Peterborough Telegraph 29/2/2020 News Home Office boss quits over ‘campaign against him’ The top civil servant in the Home Office has resigned and said he intends to claim against the government for constructive dismissal. BBC 29/2/2020 News Orienting the Development of Crime Analysis Processes in Police Organisations Covering the Digital Transformations of Fraud Mechanisms A significant, and likely dominant, proportion of fraud is now conducted online. Police struggle to integrate this emerging reality into their processes, while expectations of this institution are high. These types of cybercrimes alter the volume and complexity of problems compared to how they previously manifested and require profound transformations of crime analysis methods to address them proactively. These developments face many difficulties, such as the quality of accessible data, the lack of existing analytical models and the need to increase police knowledge of fraud mechanisms within every level of organisations. We suggest methods to overcome these obstacles, which consist of implementing an approach integrating theories from various fields in criminology and forensic intelligence to examine the digital transformations of certain criminal processes. We take, as an example, how a generic script expressing the anatomy of an existing type of fraud can be used to interpret their new digital forms. This modelling activity both provides new insight into specific frauds and highlights relevant dimensions that are useful in orienting the development of crime analysis systems. European Journal on Criminal Policy and Research - Registration at source 29/2/2020 Research article Repeated failures leave dark stain on credibility of the Fraud Office Bringing to book senior executives suspected of wrongdoing is not easy. They have deep pockets and can hire the finest lawyers and accountants. And their misdeeds, if misdeeds they really are, are often of a complexity and opacity to befuddle the most attentive of jurors. The Times 29/2/2020 Analysis, Feature Dropped police misconduct cases will now be subject to appeal Victims will get a right to review from April to challenge police if complaints are not dealt with effectively The Telegraph - Subscription at source 29/2/2020 News «335433553356335733583359336033613362Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
