Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103266 total results. Showing results 68021 to 68040 «339833993400340134023403340434053406Next ›Last » Concerning rise in cyberstalking during ‘lockdown’ The chair of the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners is urging police forces to continue to treat stalking as a priority as concerns grow for victims during the Covid-19 crisis. Police Professional 22/4/2020 News Prisoner jailed for throwing urine after ‘innovative’ use of law A man who threw urine at a prison officer has been jailed for 20 months after a Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) detective from the South East Prison Investigation Team made an innovative use of the law to prosecute the case. Police Professional 22/4/2020 News PEQF: Myths and mixed messages A webinar on officer degrees, hosted by the consultancy company Bluelight, discussed with policing academics from across the country the merits and myths of the Police Education Qualification Framework (PEQF). Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/4/2020 Feature Violence and the Pandemic – Urgent Questions for Research The 2020 COVID-19 pandemic has taken a terrible toll in lives, illness, and economic devastation. There is another domain in which this disease is having diverse effects—violence—which makes it of special interest to The Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation, which is dedicated to the production of knowledge in the service of reducing violence. The implications of the pandemic for current and future violence trends are the topic of Violence and the Pandemic: Urgent Questions for Research by Manuel Eisner (University of Cambridge and University of Zurich) and Amy Nivette (Utrecht University). Their thoughtful consideration of the mechanisms that drive spikes in some forms of violence and drops in others suggests timely and compelling opportunities for crucial social-science research that can complement the urgent efforts in the biomedical community to reduce the damage this disease is inflicting on our global community. Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation (HFG) 22/4/2020 Report Hundreds arrested in crackdown on terrorist routes in Southeast Asia An Interpol-led operation codenamed ‘Maharlika III’ saw law enforcement from Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines (BIMP) deploy to strategic points along known terrorist transit routes in Southeast Asia in a series of simultaneous law enforcement and border control actions. INTERPOL 22/4/2020 News Thousands of digital devices awaiting analysis by police investigators The size of the backlog facing forces in England and Wales has not changed in the past year, figures suggest. Belfast Telegraph 22/4/2020 News Brute who spat on cops and claimed he had Covid-19 jailed Brute who spat on cops and claimed he had Covid-19 jailed Daily Record 22/4/2020 News Police to use drone to make sure people are obeying social distancing A company in the U.S. has adapted a drone so that it can be used by police to measure people’s temperature from nearly 200ft away, as well as monitor their heart and breathing rates. Metro 22/4/2020 News ANZPAA Business Plan 2019–20 OCEANIA: Facilitate and advise on a cross-jurisdictional policy position on drone regulation and capability, liaising with relevant bodies. [pdf] Australia New Zealand Policing Advisory Agency (ANZPAA) 22/4/2020 Report ANZPAA Annual Report 2019-20 OCEANIA: At ANZPAA, now more than ever, we are guided by our purpose to position policing for the future. [pdf] Australia New Zealand Policing Advisory Agency (ANZPAA) 22/4/2020 Report Gabriel Wortman: Trudeau vows to toughen Canada’s gun laws after mass shootings The Canadian prime minister has vowed to strengthen gun laws after the country’s worst mass shooting as police continued to hunt for a motive. The Times - Subscription at source 22/4/2020 News Pakistan cuts thousands from terrorist watch list Pakistan has quietly removed thousands of names from its terrorism watch list, including an alleged mastermind of the gun and bomb attacks in Mumbai in 2008. The Times - Subscription at source 22/4/2020 News Lockdown frustrations may explode into violence, French police fear The leader of France’s largest police union fears the country could “explode” in violence after a third night of riots on the outskirts of Paris where a heavy police presence to enforce a lockdown has exacerbated tensions. The Times - Subscription at source 22/4/2020 News Short-term prisoners considered for early release Further safeguard for those working and living in prisons amid COVID-19 outbreak. Scottish Government 21/4/2020 News Ex-Cambridgeshire Police and Crime Commissioner will not face criminal action A former police and crime commissioner (PCC) will not be prosecuted over his conduct on social media. BBC 21/4/2020 News What it’s like for police officers working during coronavirus lockdown in Newport We spent an afternoon - two metres apart - with Gwent Police as officers carried out roadside checks during the Covid-19 pandemic Wales Online 21/4/2020 Analysis, Feature South Yorkshire Police officer dies in motorcycle collision An on-duty officer from South Yorkshire Police has died after his marked police motorcycle collided with a vehicle in Sheffield on Tuesday afternoon (April 21). Police Professional 21/4/2020 News Coroner calls for review of ‘lethality’ of Tasers A coroner has called for a review into the potential “lethality” of Tasers following the death of a man after the device was discharged against him three times. Police Professional 21/4/2020 News Stalking continues to steal lives APCC Chair, Katy Bourne is urging all police forces to ‘See Stalking Clearly’ as concerns grow for victims in ‘lockdown’. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 21/4/2020 News Chile lockdown: Anti-government protest broken up by police Chilean police broke up anti-government protests in Santiago and arrested 14 people on Monday night local time, citing social distancing laws. BBC 21/4/2020 News «339833993400340134023403340434053406Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
