Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100675 total results. Showing results 67601 to 67620 «337733783379338033813382338333843385Next ›Last » Police officer jailed for having sex with woman he arrested for drink-driving A police officer who started a sexual relationship with a vulnerable woman after arresting her for drink-driving has been jailed for 12 months The Independent 31/1/2020 News Harvey Proctor accuses police of cover up in Operation Midland inquiry Former Conservative MP claims Met Police closed ranks in order to ensure complaints of misconduct were not dealt with properly The Telegraph - Subscription at source 31/1/2020 News Traffic police? They’ve all been replaced by speed cameras, admits Britain’s top road policeman Cameras have largely replaced traffic officers in catching speeding drivers, the country's road policing chief said yesterday Mail Online 31/1/2020 News Video games and police training – can ‘modding’ communities contribute? Dean Whitcombe, Richard Whistance, Eloise Edwards and Charles Hawkins look at the latest trend in training simulation. Police Professional - Subscription at source 31/1/2020 Analysis, Feature Thames Valley Police officers given management action following the death of Lucy Sessions Two Thames Valley Police officers have been given management action by the force for breaches of professional standards when responding to a report of a woman who had threatened to take her own life and was subsequently found dead. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 31/1/2020 News Blog: A Cop’s Eye View Following the news that Metropolitan Police Service has become the latest force to announce it will be utilising Live Facial Recognition technology, our technology lead Simon Kempton gives the lowdown. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 31/1/2020 Feature, Opinion Suspension of ‘smart’ motorways welcomed The National Chair of the Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) has welcomed the decision by Transport Secretary Grant Shapps to halt a £6 billion rollout of new 'smart' motorways after he warned they were: ‘inherently dangerous,’ ‘put lives at risk,’ and described them as ‘death-traps’. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 31/1/2020 News Mark Hamilton appointed PSNI deputy chief constable Mark Hamilton has been appointed the new deputy chief constable of the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI). BBC 31/1/2020 News Exploring the implications of drones for policing A number of police forces have adopted and deployed drones for several years, and the opportunities afforded by this innovation for policing are potentially vast. Most uses take advantage of the technology’s capacity as an aerial, remotely piloted platform to which data-gathering equipment can be attached. Its applications in evidence gathering, surveillance, operational planning, and search-and-rescue are well established. BSC Policing Network 31/1/2020 Analysis, Feature E-bike trial coming soon NEW ZEALAND: On 12 February selected officers in Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, and Dunedin will take to the roads on e-bikes to trial them as a new tool to help keep our roads safe. New Zealand Police 31/1/2020 News Missing persons: everyday news? When do police need to become involved with someone who has been reported missing? Gary Mason reports on an extremely complex issue involving high volume repeat incidents and vulnerability. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 31/1/2020 Analysis, Feature Police apologise for death knock error Merseyside Police has issued an apology and launched a “full internal review” after a mother was told her son had died, only for to him answer his phone when she called him. Police Professional 31/1/2020 News Police rape referrals to the CPS fall by 30 per cent The Victims’ Commissioner is demanding an inquiry into why the number of rape cases referred to the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) by police continues to fall, despite an increase in offences. Police Professional 31/1/2020 News Joint targeted area inspection of the multi-agency response to children’s mental health in Portsmouth Children in Portsmouth benefit from a wide range of services to support their emotional well-being and mental health. Professionals work effectively, as part of a multi-agency network, to support children. Relationship-based practice through a strong focus on a restorative practice is improving the response to children’s mental health. Schools are fully engaged in supporting children’s emotional well-being and mental health. Attending school is seen as integral to supporting children’s emotional well-being and safeguarding them. The new Portsmouth inclusive education quality mark for schools supports this approach. [pdf] HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 31/1/2020 Report Joint targeted area inspection of the multi-agency response to children’s mental health in Portsmouth Today, Ofsted published a report with findings from a joint inspection of multi-agency arrangements for responding to children’s mental health in Portsmouth. The inspection was undertaken by HMICFRS, Ofsted, the Care Quality Commission and HMI Probation. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 31/1/2020 News Human rights concerns over prisons and police Overcrowding in prisons and Police Scotland's use of new technology are among 200 concerns being raised by the Scottish Human Rights Commission. BBC 31/1/2020 News Eye in the sky set to boost police and fire service rescues in Herts A state-of-the-art drone will help police and firefighters in Hertfordshire deal with major incidents and find vulnerable missing people. Bishop's Stortford Independent 31/1/2020 News Motorists who don’t wear seatbelts should get points, police chief recommends More than a quarter of the 1,700 people killed on the roads last year were not wearing a seatbelt prompting calls for tough new action The Telegraph 31/1/2020 News Russia caves in and charges police with planting drugs on Ivan Golunov Five former police officers in Moscow have been charged with planting drugs on an investigative journalist in a rare example of a Kremlin climbdown. The Times - Subscription at source 31/1/2020 News The Times view on the crisis in the judicial system: Court in Limbo Long delays in the crown courts are having truly alarming consequences. The Times reports today that paedophilia trials face collapse because delays are making evidence from children unreliable. In one example the prosecution of the alleged rapist of a three-year-old is under threat after the case was repeatedly held up. In another a child aged under 16 killed herself after a long delay in the prosecution of a defendant charged with possessing indecent images of her. This month Michael Ellis, the solicitor-general, told parliament that the average time between the report of a rape and the decision to charge had more than doubled in the past four years. Criminal barristers said that adult victims were increasingly dropping out of rape prosecutions as a result. The Times - Subscription at source 31/1/2020 Feature, Opinion «337733783379338033813382338333843385Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
