Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103169 total results. Showing results 69801 to 69820 «348734883489349034913492349334943495Next ›Last » Tri-Com: Putting our thinking ‘CAPPs’ on to problem solve In an era of fake news the Director of Policing at the UEL's Centre of Professional Policing (CoPP) and former police officer Dr Sarah Cox discusses how Project Tri- Com, a new and innovative collaborative initiative, encourages inclusion and engagement across London by breaking down barriers and busting myths. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 12/2/2020 Opinion Face recognition tech singles out minorities, ministers report Facial recognition cameras discriminate against women and ethnic minorities and are “not fit for use” by Scottish police, ministers have concluded in a critical report. The Times - Subscription at source 12/2/2020 News Cheshire police take action on modern slavery and human trafficking to protect vulnerable lorry drivers Cheshire Constabulary are tackling modern slavery and human trafficking this week to address the risk of vulnerable victims being hidden and transported on board lorries. Cheshire Live 12/2/2020 News Regulator Ofcom is set to be given the power to make tech firms responsible for protecting people from harmful content ...such as violence, terrorism, cyber-bullying and child abuse, the government will confirm on Wednesday. A Romanian-born Police Constable has praised Hertfordshire Police's Positive Action Team for the support she received during her recruitment journey with the force Berkhamsted & Tring Gazette 12/2/2020 News Ofcom set to be given power to police social media in UK Regulator Ofcom is set to be given the power to make tech firms responsible for protecting people from harmful content such as violence, terrorism, cyber-bullying and child abuse, the government will confirm on Wednesday. BBC 12/2/2020 News Two officers fired six shots at Streatham knife attacker Undercover officers fired six bullets at the Streatham terrorist who attacked two people with a knife that he had stolen from a shop. The Times - Subscription at source 12/2/2020 News Police begin using facial recognition cameras near London’s Westfield shopping mall to scan for wanted people despite fears about increased surveillance Police have begun using facial recognition cameras near one of London's Westfield shopping malls to scan for wanted people, despite fears about increased surveillance. Mail Online 11/2/2020 News Kent to make £9m budget savings Kent revealed it is hiring senior officers at a lower rate than their predecessors which will help save £2.7m. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/2/2020 News Have the public lost faith in the police and stopped reporting crimes? A new report from Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services warns that crimes are going unreported as the public doesn't believe anything will be done. Gloucestershire Live 11/2/2020 News Maximizing powerful mobile apps to fortify psychological resilience USA: Now more than ever, law enforcement officers and first responders are routinely exposed to traumatic events and crises that challenge their emotional, psychological, physical and mental resilience. To significantly improve health and wellness among their ranks, public safety departments and agencies need reliable and readily available resilience-based tools. American Society of Evidence-Based Policing (ASEBP) 11/2/2020 Feature, Opinion Emergency terror law presented to Parliament Emergency legislation designed to end the release of people convicted of terrorism offences halfway through their sentence has been presented to Parliament. BBC 11/2/2020 News Interview: Hardening the target Starting from scratch has created the opportunity to make Wiltshire Police a leader in cyber security and policing. Police Oracle talks to its head of IT, Adrian Hudson Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/2/2020 Feature, Opinion Live facial recognition ‘not fit for police use’ say Scottish MPs Committee also wants review of 'retrospective' facial recognition when Police Scotland uploads custody images to Police National Database (PND) used by all UK force Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/2/2020 News Public sector buyers should insist on interoperability from Vendors Great effort has been made in the technology industry, particularly during the internet era, to improve the interaction and integration of different IT services. Almost all the major app developers and IT service providers offer APIs to pull data in and/or share data with others. TechUK 11/2/2020 Feature, Opinion How can we hire more female police officers? USA: There could be more done to recruit female police officers, some experts say. Finance 101 11/2/2020 Analysis, Feature Edmonton police announces Community Solutions Accelerator project CANADA: Believed to be a first in North American policing, this collaborative project uses the talent and tech from corporate partners to fight crime and improve public safety via funding, lab space, IT infrastructure, technical support, research expertise, marketing and mentorship, etc. Blue Line (Canada) 11/2/2020 News Met police deploy live facial recognition technology The Metropolitan police have been accused of defying the warnings of its own watchdogs by beginning operational use of facial recognition CCTV, despite a scathing assessment of its effectiveness from the expert hired to scrutinise its trials. The Guardian 11/2/2020 News Sheffield Wednesday concerned about police methods after baton injury Concern is growing at Sheffield Wednesday about South Yorkshire police’s methods at matches following the shocking incident on Saturday when an officer struck a 16-year-old supporter over the head with a baton after the away derby against Barnsley. The Guardian 11/2/2020 News Over 150 children celebrate Safer Internet Day at Europol Working together with young people is one of the best ways to stop them from falling victim to crimes like sexual extortion and coercion, cyberbullying, grooming and sexting, online fraud, counterfeit goods and identity theft. Protecting new generations in a cyber world full of threats is a top priority for law enforcement all over Europe. Europol 11/2/2020 News Assistant Commissioner Simmons to retire from the Met A recruitment process has begun after AC Mark Simmons gave extended notice that he will retire later this year from what the Met is describing as “one of the toughest but most rewarding jobs in policing”. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/2/2020 News «348734883489349034913492349334943495Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
