Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103185 total results. Showing results 70861 to 70880 «354035413542354335443545354635473548Next ›Last » Prosecutors could lead investigations Prosecutors could be given the power to direct police investigations under plans for a “once in a generation” overhaul of the criminal justice system. The Times - Subscription at source 4/1/2020 News Guide dog reject finds her calling in custody She failed to make the grade as a guide dog and got thrown off the sniffer dog course, but River has emerged as an unlikely heroine of canine policing. The Times - Subscription at source 4/1/2020 News Report – Police Scotland PIRC/00403/18 The complaints in this case arose after the applicant reported to the police that she was the victim of rape. Police Investigations and Review Commissioner (PIRC) 3/1/2020 Report Report – Police Scotland PIRC/00127/19 The complaints in this case arose when officers attended at the applicant’s home address following a report that she had behaved in a threatening and abusive manner towards her sister. Police Investigations and Review Commissioner (PIRC) 3/1/2020 Report Two Review Team reports published The Review Team has published two Complaint Handling Review (CHR) reports this week. Police Investigations and Review Commissioner (PIRC) 3/1/2020 News Dyfed Powys Police Chief Constable to receive honour A chief Constable has spoken of delight after being recognised for his service to policing in the Queen’s New Year’s Honours List County Times (Powys) 3/1/2020 News National Chair responds to ‘Police have Given Up’ report John Apter, National Chair of the Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW), replies to today’s Daily Telegraph article by Charles Hymas. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 3/1/2020 News Ten new UK Cyber Resilience Centres to open Ten policing cyber resilience centres are to open in the next 15 months to help businesses prevent cyber-attacks as well as support those organisations that are affected by data breaches. SC Magazine 3/1/2020 News Nearly three-quarters of sex offenders removed from register by asking police Nearly three-quarters of sex offenders on the official register have been allowed to “remove themselves” from the list by asking police, according to reports. The Independent 3/1/2020 News Met boss pledges more police in London violent crime hotspots to prevent killings More police will patrol London’s violent crime hotspots in a new attempt to prevent killings and injuries in the coming year, the Met Commissioner announced today. The Standard 3/1/2020 News Cressida Dick: We owe it to grieving mothers to end the scourge of violent crime London ended the year having lost 149 people to homicide. Every murder or attack is one too many The Standard 3/1/2020 Feature, Opinion National Chair Responds to ‘Police have given up” Report John Apter, National Chair of the Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW), replies to today’s Daily Telegraph article by Charles Hymas. PoliticsHome 3/1/2020 News Nearly three quarters of sex offenders ‘removed from official register after they applied to police’ Nearly three in four sex offenders on the official register have been allowed to take themselves off the list by asking police, new figures show. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 3/1/2020 News 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 «354035413542354335443545354635473548Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
