Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100488 total results. Showing results 68121 to 68140 «340334043405340634073408340934103411Next ›Last » In memoriam: Ron Hogg, Police, Crime and Victims’ Commissioner for Durham The funeral of Police, Crime and Victims’ Commissioner for Durham Ron Hogg will be held this week (7 January). Ron was an outstanding public servant who made a huge contribution to policing, firstly as a police officer and, latterly, as Police, Crime and Victims’ Commissioner for Durham. His former colleague Ben Twomey shares the valuable lessons he learnt from working with Ron and the legacy he leaves behind. Policing Insight 6/1/2020 Opinion NPCC Drug Threat Lead: Expert witnesses make a ‘huge difference’ in tackling serious and organised crime NPCC Drug Threat Lead Detective Chief Superintendent Mark Lay is also President of the Drug Expert Witness & Valuation Association (DEWVA). The following is adapted from Det Ch Supt Lay’s opening address at last year’s DEWVA conference where he outlined the current drug threat and the role expert witnesses play in tackling it. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 6/1/2020 Analysis 2020 Vision: Ten ways police can benefit from mobile technology this year From ending duplication to improving wellbeing, Simon Hall, CEO of Coeus Software, offers ten ways in which forces can make better use of mobile technology in 2020. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 6/1/2020 Opinion Met Police signs Leidos for command and control The Metropolitan Police Service has appointed IT, engineering, science and services company Leidos to upgrade its command and control centre. UKAuthority.com 6/1/2020 News Fighting loneliness cuts crime, says chat bench creator A simple idea aimed at protecting vulnerable older people has gone global thanks to the internet. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 6/1/2020 News Police chiefs call for more prevention Two of England's most senior officers have urged ministers to focus on crime prevention rather than targets. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 6/1/2020 News No sanctuary for migrants Forces detain refused asylum seekers and undocumented migrants for a variety of immigration offences – with Immigration, Compliance and Enforcement (ICE) agents sometimes even working out of police stations. The trend reflects what Bhatia, from Birkbeck College at the University of London, sees as the merging of the UK immigration and criminal justice systems in recent years. The Big Issue 6/1/2020 News Football fan surveillance warning as experts say police cameras ‘provoke trouble’ A study found tactics including police using body-worn and hand-held cameras at games are 'counterproductive'. Daily Record 6/1/2020 News Terrorists who ‘self-radicalise’ online are bigger threat than attackers sent by Isis, counterterror chief says Head of Prevent counterextremism scheme warns of ‘perfect storm’ of online propaganda and mental health crisis The Independent 6/1/2020 News Speed cameras: Police have taken £14million in fines across this area due to speeding Speed cameras in North Wales have taken an estimated £14million worth of fines over the last three years as data reveals almost 150,000 motorists have been caught exceeding the limit. Express 6/1/2020 News Man, 81, seeks to quash conviction for apartheid protest An 81-year-old retired academic is seeking to overturn a criminal conviction he received after taking part in an anti-apartheid protest that had been infiltrated by an undercover police officer. The Guardian 6/1/2020 News NI Police blame crime gangs for officer attack Detectives from Police Service of Northern Ireland are linking organised crime to the attempted murder of an off-duty police officer at his home in Kesh. Police Oracle 6/1/2020 News Met launches safety campaign and pledges ‘greater presence’ The Metropolitan Police has begun a media and enforcement road safety campaign to coincide with the capital's first full working week of the year. Police Oracle 6/1/2020 News Officer in court over historical sex offences A serving officer with West Yorkshire Police is one of 15 men who will appear at Bradford and Keighley Magistrates’ Court today (January 6) to face charges of historical sex offences against teenage girls. Police Professional 6/1/2020 News Police Scotland solving less than half of ‘revenge porn’ offences amid surge in cases Cops are solving less than half of “revenge porn” offences amid a surge in cases logged, figures reveal. The Scottish Sun 6/1/2020 News Police record a 1,700% jump in the number of catalytic converters stolen as criminals profit from rising precious metal prices The number of catalytic converters stolen from cars in 2019 jumped by as much as 1,700 per cent, figures show. Mail Online 6/1/2020 News Doubt over street searches in knife crime fight The Metropolitan Police commissioner’s policy of intensifying stop and search has been called into question after Times analysis showed no correlation with reductions in knife crime. The Times - Subscription at source 6/1/2020 News Nearly 40,000 reports of domestic abuse to North Wales Police in last two years Domestic abuse is everyone’s responsibility, a charity has said, as figures show North Wales Police received just under 40,000 reports over the last two years alone force wide. The Leader 5/1/2020 News Detectives target modern slavery – some trafficking issues are ‘in plain sight’ Tackling modern slavery will be a focus for detectives this year, the head of the Met Police Serious Crime Command has said. Express 5/1/2020 News Police ‘scoring own goal’ with match cameras Use of surveillance devices at football games is intimidating supporters, according to Scottish research The Telegraph 5/1/2020 News «340334043405340634073408340934103411Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
