Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 105134 total results. Showing results 67721 to 67740 «338333843385338633873388338933903391Next ›Last » Wembley park murders: Emotional interview with mum of sisters found dead The mother of two sisters who were killed in a Wembley park earlier this month has described the moment she was told their bodies had been found. BBC 27/6/2020 News Officer’s use of PAVA was ‘necessary and justified’ An independent report has found that police were justified in discharging PAVA spray at a man acting violently and brandishing a bottle at officers. Police Professional 27/6/2020 News Police Scotland promises robust response to any outbreaks of ‘violence and thuggery’ Police Scotland Assistant Chief Constable Bernard Higgins said they would continue to provide a robust response to any potential disorder across the country. Police Professional 27/6/2020 News Mother of murdered daughters attacks ‘toxic’ Met police culture Watchdog examining claims officers shared crime scene photos will examine whether racism played part The Guardian 27/6/2020 News Liverpool police granted more powers to disperse crowds after wild celebrations Police have been granted more power to disperse crowds in Liverpool after part of the Liver Building caught on fire amid wild celebrations over the city’s Premier League triumph. The Guardian 27/6/2020 News Liverpool Police Granted Extra Powers To Disperse Crowds After Huge Celebrations Fireworks were seen hitting the Liver Building during celebrations on Friday evening, with fire crews called to the scene after a blaze started on the balcony. Huffington Post 27/6/2020 News Met Police commissioner warns of ‘consequences for thuggery’ as fears grow over a summer of unrest The Metropolitan Police Commissioner has warned that “consequences will follow” for people who attack police officers and damage property amid growing fears that London is facing a summer of unrest. Yahoo! 27/6/2020 News The ‘Peelian Principles’ do not prohibit much tougher public order policing. They mandate it. Earlier this month, I wrote about how the Government needed to get a grip on public order policing, and Mark Wallace argued that the police’s limp-wristed tactics in Bristol and elsewhere were emboldening the mob. Conservative Home 27/6/2020 Feature, Opinion Police plan for July 4 violence as bars reopen Weekend patrols will be doubled and police leave could be cancelled to cope with feared violence and disorder next weekend, senior officers have said. The Times 27/6/2020 News Officer stabbed in Glasgow hotel attack named Constable David Whyte has been named as the police officer seriously injured in a stabbing attack at a Glasgow hotel. BBC 27/6/2020 News On global anti-drug trafficking day INTERPOL and WCO highlight the pandemic’s multiplying effect on illicit activities Interpol and the World Customs Organization (WCO) have reaffirmed their commitment to aligning police and customs efforts in the fight against organized crime and illicit drug trafficking. The theme of this year’s International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking, Better Knowledge for Better Care, draws attention to the global drug scourge, its impact on societies and the importance of a coordinated approach to raise awareness. INTERPOL 26/6/2020 News Pay out for woman whose rape allegations were dismissed by GMP A woman whose rape allegations were dismissed by Greater Manchester Police officer sin mocking emails has received a five figure payout. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/6/2020 News Room for rapport: Context manipulation when questioning suspects CANADA: For decades much police questioning of suspects in North America has taken place in small, stark spaces commonly referred to as “hard” interview rooms. Given the popularity of this practice one might assume that evidence indicates the use of such spaces increases the probability of suspects choosing to talk to police. It does not. In fact, scientific research conducted over the past two decades suggests the opposite. The use of small interview rooms may actually inhibit the establishment of rapport and, by so doing, decrease the likelihood of suspects choosing to disclose information when questioned. Blue Line (Canada) 26/6/2020 Feature Victoria Police Chief Commissioner Graham Ashton reflects on a long and eventful career AUSTRALIA: In Graham Ashton's four decades in law enforcement, he has been at the forefront of investigating terrorism and organised crime. In recent years a pandemic, the Lawyer X justice scandal and overseeing the work of 15,000 officers has taken up much of his time. Victoria's Chief Commissioner laughs dryly when he admits he is in "complete denial" about his future, as he prepares to hand in his badge on Friday. ABC News (Australia) 26/6/2020 News New eyes in the sky: Victoria Police gets choppers with long-range cameras AUSTRALIA: Three new helicopters fitted with high-definition cameras and infrared technology able to detect number plates and follow fleeing criminals from a long distance have been welcomed by police. The Age (Australia) 26/6/2020 News Federal work on First Nations policing should have begun long ago: Bellegarde CANADA: OTTAWA — Public Safety Minister Bill Blair says the Liberal government will work on a law to ensure First Nations have the policing services they need and deserve — but questions are being raised about why this work has seemingly just started. Blue Line (Canada) 26/6/2020 News Woman wins five-figure payout from GMP after detective called her rape allegation ‘b******s’ The man she accused was subjected to a similar allegation five years later after her initial claim wasn't investigated by GMP Manchester Evening News 26/6/2020 News How royals and top politicians could become sitting ducks VIPs' police bodyguards are forced to swap guns for Tasers in 'cost-cutting' move that strips them of high-level protection, damning report reveals Mail Online 26/6/2020 News Hardline policing may provoke civil unrest, government warned Political leaders taking a draconian line on how police should respond to unrest risk fanning the flames of disorder as the coronavirus lockdown lifts, the government was warned on Friday. The Guardian 26/6/2020 News Forces across the country battle to enforce lockdown A day of arrests across the country has sparked a warning from the government that public beaches could be closed. 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