Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103232 total results. Showing results 67681 to 67700 «338133823383338433853386338733883389Next ›Last » Foreign Office obstructed search for truth, say Harry Dunn lawyers Legal team for family of dead 19-year-old to seek answers in meeting with Raab aides The Guardian 1/5/2020 News DUP urges inquiry into missing correspondence with former police officers Hundreds of payslips sent to former officers by the PSNI’s Pensions Branch have reportedly gone missing. Belfast Telegraph 1/5/2020 News Brave police officer in tears after twisted yob spits blood in her eye as he’s pinned down after assaulting neighbour A hero cop was reduced to tears after a vile thug spat blood in her eye while he was getting arrested for assaulting his neighbour. The Sun 1/5/2020 News Coronavirus could cause rise in witchcraft and possession allegations in UK, police say Exclusive: Coronavirus ‘will be seen through a spiritual lens by those who have a belief in witchcraft’, senior officer says The Independent 1/5/2020 News 82 per cent of police fines for people flouting lockdown go to men Four in every five fines handed to people flouting social distancing are men, official figures show. The Standard 1/5/2020 News Transformative Police Reform in Trinidad and Tobago: Prospects and Challenges The country of Trinidad and Tobago presents an interesting case for analysing policing and police reform through the lens of transformative justice. Informed by a review of the relevant literature, including the author’s independent research, this article details how the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service faces numerous challenges even after multiple evaluations and efforts at reform. Local civil society groups have been largely left out of police reform processes in spite of their local knowledge and social capital. Police reforms rooted in transformative justice will be difficult to achieve and sustain given current conditions in the country, but it is possible if there is a long-term and serious commitment to reform, led by local actors that initiate local solutions democratically while ensuring the genuine involvement of civil society groups, women, and other traditionally marginalized groups. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice - Registration at source 1/5/2020 Research article Home Secretary urged to intervene over video justice roll out The Home Secretary has been urged to step in to settle a row over using video links to cut court backlogs Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/5/2020 News Extraordinary people. Extraordinary job. Extraordinary times. Former Chief Superintendent and author of the bestselling Blue: A Memoir - Keeping the Peace and Falling to Pieces John Sutherland considers the role police officers are playing in the face of the current pandemic and how all too often stories of their bravery and courage are overshadowed by tales of heavy-handed policing tactics. Policing Insight - Registration at source 1/5/2020 Feature, Opinion More than 3000 police officers recruited in uplift Home Office figures show Forces across England and Wales have recruited an additional 3,005 officers since the launch of the government's 20,000 uplifgt last September. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/5/2020 News Prevent referrals fall due to social distancing measures CTC officers work with education specialists to provide remote contact and materials to those most at risk of radicalisation. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/5/2020 News Former PC who forged sickness certificates guilty of gross misconduct A former officer who forged sickness certificates has been found guilty of gross misconduct at a special case hearing. Police Professional 1/5/2020 News Digital Public Contact Police Lead: “Then Covid-19 arrived and everything changed” The UK police service is in the process of developing the Single Online Home, a national, digital counter service offering over forty policing services. But then the world changed. NPCC Lead for Digital Public Contact and Chief Constable of Leicestershire Simon Cole QPM reflects on the progress made and the impact of Covid-19. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 1/5/2020 Analysis, Feature We Can’t Police Our Way Out of a Pandemic NORTH AMERICA; Punitive responses will just burden those who have already been hit hard by the coronavirus. The New York Times 1/5/2020 Feature, Opinion Lock and fee; Police slap Brits with coronavirus lockdown fines every five minutes with youths the worst offenders POLICE slapped Brits with coronavirus lockdown fines every five minutes - with youths the worst offenders. A total of 9,176 fines were issued in England and Wales in just four weeks with new data revealing more than a third of fines in England were handed out people aged between 18 and 24 and another 31 per cent going to those aged 25-34. The Sun 1/5/2020 News Report to the community 2020 first quarter CANADA: The first months of 2020 are a marked departure from how the Edmonton Police Service (EPS) and our city are accustomed to operating. [pdf] Edmonton Police Commission (Canada) 1/5/2020 Report Priti Patel hopes coronavirus crisis will boost police recruitment drive as pandemic has inspired people to be more community-minded Priti Patel has predicted the coronavirus crisis will help to boost police recruitment as she revealed forces have taken on an extra 3,000 officers since the end of last year. Mail Online 1/5/2020 News Police boss Waheed Saleem was in group that ‘treated charity as Labour Party club’ The new deputy commissioner of England’s second biggest police force was in a group that treated a domestic abuse charity like a “private club”, it is claimed. The Times - Subscription at source 1/5/2020 News Coronavirus pandemic threatens funds for 20,000 extra police The police minister has warned that the government’s promise to recruit 20,000 additional officers could be hit by the Covid-19 pandemic as the Home Office announced that it had recruited just over 3,000 towards the target. The Times - Subscription at source 1/5/2020 News Majority of coronavirus lockdown offenders are young, white and male Coronavirus lockdown offenders tend to be young white males flouting the rules between midday and 6pm on hot days, according to the most detailed analysis yet of police fines. The Times - Subscription at source 1/5/2020 Analysis, Feature More than 200,000 report neighbours to police for breaking virus lockdown rules Police have fielded nearly 200,000 calls from members of the public snitching on neighbours or reporting other lockdown breaches, it emerged yesterday. The Times - Subscription at source 1/5/2020 News «338133823383338433853386338733883389Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
