Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97187 total results. Showing results 69061 to 69080 «345034513452345334543455345634573458Next ›Last » Dissident republican threat ‘could slow police responses’ Warning follows attempt on Friday to murder police officers responding to a call in Armagh. The Guardian 28/7/2019 News Police chief Simon Byrne under the spotlight on Facebook Q and A The new PSNI chief constable Simon Byrne has taken part in a Q and A session on Facebook, facing questions on drug policy, funding and a controversial comment from his predecessor, George Hamilton. Belfast Telegraph 28/7/2019 News Seven hours of PSNI time a day spent on hoax calls The force received 3,599 hoax calls in the 2018/19 financial year. Belfast Telegraph 28/7/2019 News Dissident threat ‘could delay police response’ Officers will have to exercise even greater levels of caution before setting out to deliver help and assistance, the PFNI said. Belfast Telegraph 28/7/2019 News Rise of the playground money launderers Gangs on social media recruit children to bully others into handing over bank details so they can move crime cash, writes Kenza Bryan The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 28/7/2019 Analysis, Feature Why Is the Policing Weak in China? the Mindset of Police Officers in Money Laundering Cases While China has made great strides in establishing anti–money laundering regimes, problems of weak enforcement remain. In China, criminals who were involved with money laundering offences were rarely policed and hence not convicted at the end of the day. The amount of crime that officially ‘exists’ depends on the enforcement authority’s capability and willingness to ferret it out and label it. Lacking sufficient capability and motivation, the authorities are frequently unwilling to trace the flow of illicit proceeds. Based on analysis of anti–money laundering practices, this research strives to root out the mindset of police officers in the enforcement of these laws. Police Practice and Research - Registration at source 28/7/2019 Research article What can London learn from Glasgow’s approach to beating knife crime? Glasgow has successfully curbed gang violence, now other cities are trying to emulate its success. But are the lessons transferable? The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 28/7/2019 Analysis, Feature Watchdog rap for Police Scotland chief over ‘flawed’ handling of corruption claim The Police Investigations and Review Commissioner said Iain Livingstone failed to take appropriate action. Daily Record 28/7/2019 News Forget ‘Nick’: it was the Met that really perverted justice On the word of the fantasist jailed last week, Lord Bramall’s home was searched; his wife died within months. And, he tells Dominic Lawson, the Met chief knew he was innocent all along The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 28/7/2019 Feature, Opinion Jeremy Corbyn slams Boris for 20,000 more bobbies pledge despite it being DOUBLE what Labour offered in manifesto Jeremy Corbyn was accused of a U-turn on violent crime today after claiming it can’t be solved by hiring more cops. The Sun 27/7/2019 News ‘Revolving door’ row as police chief gets Big Brother database job Officer who set up system with 23 MILLION images of Britons is hired by firm that runs it Mail Online 27/7/2019 News Carl Beech – the plausibility of liars and the paucity of proof The Met was right to listen to his allegations. Its mistake was not to investigate them The Guardian 27/7/2019 Feature, Opinion Craigavon: Dissident republicans ‘attempt to kill police’ Dissident republicans tried to murder police officers during an attack in Craigavon, County Armagh, the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has said. BBC 27/7/2019 News Priti Patel: Tory home secretary blocked police federation on Twitter ‘because officers warned about cuts’ Priti Patel blocked a Twitter account representing police officers after they wrote about the consequences of budget cuts. The Independent 27/7/2019 News The 17 drivers caught out by the police’s new weapon on the roads Operation Snap was launched last week and there have been no shortage of reports Devon Live 27/7/2019 News Burglars scour Hello! to target homes of rich Prisoners are buying subscriptions to Hello! and scouring celebrity features to work out how to burgle their homes, security experts have said. The Times 27/7/2019 News West Midlands Police lost 25% of officers since 2010 – as Boris Johnson vows to recruit 20,000 cops The recruitment drive - one of Mr Johnson's Tory leadership campaign promises - will start in September and the Prime Minister wants it completed over the next three years Birmingham Live 27/7/2019 News Thames Valley Police rated inadequate at recording crimes by HMIC Thames Valley Police did not investigate a call from a woman who tried to take her own life after being forced into marriage, a critical report has revealed. Oxford Mail 27/7/2019 News Why has the charge rate for rape fallen in England and Wales? Always difficult to prosecute, cases now require police to sift through big volume of digital data The Guardian 27/7/2019 Analysis, Feature NCA harvesting EU crime databases owing to risk of no-deal Brexit Leaked report suggest move is an attempt to mitigate loss of access to data at end of October The Guardian 27/7/2019 News «345034513452345334543455345634573458Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
