Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102716 total results. Showing results 7101 to 7120 «352353354355356357358359360Next ›Last » PSNI officer to be prosecuted for offence linked to Troubles memorial during pandemic The officer being prosecuted is accused of involvement in the generation of a false threat report that was intended to support an application to court for a witness anonymity order related to the original incident. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/12/2024 News Top Met counter-terror officer warns of children as young as 10 accessing extreme material online Metropolitan Police Deputy Assistant Commissioner Vicki Evans said teams had foiled 43 ‘late-stage’ planned terror attacks since 2017, including three in the past 12 months The Independent 18/12/2024 News Threat against UK ‘smouldering’, top counter terror officer warns The UK is facing a "smouldering" terror threat level with children as young as 10 accessing extreme online material, one of the country's most senior counter-terrorism officers has warned. BBC 18/12/2024 News Former officer and his mother sentenced for perverting course of justice by burying evidence in garden A former South Wales Police officer who was sacked before being sentenced to life in prison for online child sex offences has appeared in court charged with further offences after attempting to conceal “crucial evidence”. Police Professional 18/12/2024 News Former Met officer admits indecent images offences A former Metropolitan Police officer has pleaded guilty to taking indecent images of a 16-year-old girl. BBC 18/12/2024 News Officer charged with conspiring to pervert the course of justice A Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) officer is to be charged with conspiring to pervert the course of justice, the Public Prosecution Service (PPS) has announced. BBC 18/12/2024 News Police officer charged over fatal crash A police officer is set to appear in court being charged with causing the death of a woman killed in a motorbike crash in 2022. BBC 18/12/2024 News New CEO for Civil Nuclear Police Federation Chief Inspector Colin Longstaff has been appointed as the new chief executive officer of the Civil Nuclear Police Federation. Police Professional 18/12/2024 News Top Met officer warns UK is facing ‘smouldering’ terrorist attack threat Counter-terrorism police are seeing a rapid increase in suspects fascinated with extreme violence, says Met Deputy Assistant Commissioner Vicki Evans The Standard 18/12/2024 News Police ‘failed to spot rise of far-Right violence before riots’ Intelligence was not good enough and forces reacted too late, report finds The Telegraph - Subscription at source 18/12/2024 News Detective inspector sentenced over ‘burst of anger’ outside nightclub Mark Portelli, who serves with Dorset Police, was found guilty of using threatening or abusive words likely to cause alarm or distress The Independent 18/12/2024 News Major cybercrime crackdowns signal a shift in global cybersecurity strategies This year’s high-profile National Crime Agency takedown of the LockBit ransomware group, and the subsequent Endgame global cybercrime operation, was hailed as an example of successful law enforcement international collaboration; but IÉSEG School of Management professors Christine Abdalla Mikhaeil, Carin Venter and Jennifer Ziegelmayer warn that with many new players stepping into the ransomware market – and LockBit’s revival – greater international collaboration will be needed in the future. Policing Insight 18/12/2024 Analysis, Feature, Opinion 3,500 police jobs may be cut as Rachel Reeves’ tax grab threatens funding for cops Police numbers could be slashed by up to 3,500 next year after ministers signed off a funding package that makes cuts 'inevitable'. Policing minister Dame Diana Johnson yesterday revealed that forces will receive a £1billion boost, which will be paid for in part by an average £14 levy on council tax bills. But critics warned that much of the money will be eaten up by rising costs, including the Budget raid on employers' National Insurance, which will cost forces £230million next year. Mail Online 18/12/2024 News Axon still in possession of Police Scotland encryption keys Supplier’s possession of encryption keys for Police Scotland data sharing system opens potential for access and transfer of sensitive data without the knowledge or consent of the force Computer Weekly 18/12/2024 News Alice cops in despair at court’s ‘revolving door joke’ AUSTRALIA: Alice Springs police officers are growing increasingly frustrated with the Northern Territory’s court system, which they say acts as a ‘revolving door’ for offenders The Australian - Subscription at source 18/12/2024 News WA Police to carry knife-scanning wands AUSTRALIA: WA Police officers will carry knife-scanning wands to carry out the country's toughest laws. 9 News (Australia) 18/12/2024 News, Video Home Secretary outlines new action to tackle radicalisation The Home Secretary has announced a package of measures to tackle the growing issue of youth radicalisation, including extra police funding and improvements to the Prevent programme. Police Professional 18/12/2024 News Minister rejects special DV role as police union pushes change AUSTRALIA: The state’s police union wants a dedicated domestic violence commissioner after officers were called to more than 200,000 incidents this year. But the new Police Minister says he’s looking at other ways to help fix the problem. The Chronicle (Australia) - Subscription at source 18/12/2024 News Police handling of mum’s 2009 complaint failed to stop Australia’s worst paedophile AUSTRALIA: Australia's worst paedophile Ashley Griffith could have been caught 13 years earlier if police had handled a mother's complaint differently about alleged abuse at a childcare centre. Queensland Police have now launched an Ethical Standards Command investigation into the handling of the complaint in October 2009 to "further examine" its response. 9 Now (Australia) 18/12/2024 Feature Labor’s plan for fewer police causes outrage AUSTRALIA: Plans to cut full-time SA Police roles in the coming years have sparked outrage – but the government says we shouldn’t be alarmed. The Advertiser (Australia) - Subscription at source 18/12/2024 News «352353354355356357358359360Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
