Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103152 total results. Showing results 70841 to 70860 «353935403541354235433544354535463547Next ›Last » Language expert: ‘Confession’ in British woman’s Cyprus rape case was dictated by police A confession signed by a British student saying she invented a gang rape is ‘highly unlikely’ to have been composed by her, a respected linguist said last night. Herald Planet 3/1/2020 News Met Police officer booted out of force for drink driving On March 22, PC Mattison was convicted of drink driving at Highbury Corner Magistrates Court and was disqualified from driving for 12 months, received a £100 fine, £85 court costs and £30 victim’s surcharge. Guardian (East London & West Essex) 3/1/2020 News Cheshire Constabulary opens recruitment window Cheshire Constabulary will use Britain's first full working week of 2020 for police constable recruitment along with a number of other roles within the force. Police Oracle 3/1/2020 News Saving Private Lion: Protecting successful crime reduction initiatives from new police leaders Professors Jason Roach and Ken Pease discuss how to translate experience into evidence, and ensure initiatives are built on rather than killed off. Police Professional 3/1/2020 Analysis, Feature Ten men prosecuted in first year of upskirting legislation Ten men were convicted of 16 upskirting offences in 2019 – the first year legislation making it a specific crime was available to prosecutors. Police Professional 3/1/2020 News ‘Mafia-style’ attempted murder of off-duty PSNI officer condemned Detectives are investigating the attempted murder of an off-duty Police Service Of Northern Ireland (PSNI) police officer in the early hours of yesterday morning (January 2) Police Professional 3/1/2020 News Security firm to prosecute minor crimes ‘abandoned’ by police A private security company founded by former Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) officers is setting up its own unit to prosecute minor offences such as shoplifting and pickpocketing. Police Professional 3/1/2020 News Why are English courts sitting idle? Criminal cases brought to trial have plunged to record lows despite rising crime The Week 3/1/2020 News NI newspaper headlines: ‘Organised criminals’ suspected of PSNI murder bid All four of Northern Ireland's daily papers are leading with the same story - the attempted murder of an off-duty police office near the Irish border. BBC 3/1/2020 News Just one in 100 thieves being charged in parts of Britain – How good is your police force at solving crime? In some areas, as few as one in 100 offences end up in someone being charged or summoned to court for five major crimes. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 3/1/2020 Analysis, Feature Nearly 400 sex offenders taken off register after asking police to be removed Freedom of Information requests found that only 363 of 1,288 applications by sex offenders were rejected Mirror 3/1/2020 News Lots done, still more to do in 2020 says Yousaf Police Scotland officers are adapting to the changing nature of crime, says Scotland's Justice Secretary Humza Yousaf Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/1/2020 Feature, Opinion Security firm with uniformed ‘bobbies’ on the streets launches UK’s first private prosecutions against shoplifters and pickpockets A security firm with its own uniformed 'bobbies' is launching the UK's first private prosecutions against pickpockets and shoplifters. Mail Online 3/1/2020 News Young boys in county lines drug gangs ‘are victims, not criminals’ Young boys forced to work for county lines drug-running gangs must be seen as exploited victims and not criminals, the police chief heading the national response to modern slavery has said. The Times - Subscription at source 3/1/2020 News Detectives investigate attempted murder of an off-duty police officer in Kesh Detectives in Fermanagh are investigating the attempted murder of an off-duty police officer in Kesh. Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) 2/1/2020 News Tens of thousands of thieves are escaping justice, Telegraph analysis reveals Tens of thousands of thieves are escaping justice with as few as one in 500 thefts being solved by police in parts of Britain, a Telegraph analysis has found. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 2/1/2020 News Private security firm mounts UK’s first private prosecutions for theft as police refuse to take offenders to court A private police service is mounting the UK’s first private prosecutions for theft and other “minor” crimes because it claims the police have “given up” taking them to court. The Telegraph 2/1/2020 News How to reduce rape It is the hardest violent crime to prosecute. But most countries can do better The Economist - Subscription at source 2/1/2020 Analysis, Feature What is psychosis? – A primer for police officers CANADA: Psychosis is a term that denotes a disorder of thought. By definition, a disorder of thought involves tangential thinking and difficulty in maintaining thought on a fixed topic. Typically, there are two major components – delusions and perceptual abnormalities. Blue Line (Canada) 2/1/2020 Analysis, Feature North-east man jailed for failing to tell police about Snapchat account A man subject to the notification requirements of the Sexual Offences Act has been jailed for failing to tell cops about a new email address and Snapchat account. Evening Express (Aberdeen) 2/1/2020 News «353935403541354235433544354535463547Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
