Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115877 total results. Showing results 71361 to 71380 «356535663567356835693570357135723573Next ›Last » Review of the controlling or coercive behaviour offence RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS; The Home Office has undertaken a review of the controlling or coercive behaviour offence, which was introduced in December 2015. Home Office 1/3/2021 Report Interview with retiring Miami Chief Jorge Colina USA: Miami Police Chief Jorge Colina retired on Friday, after three years as chief and over 30 years with the Miami Police Department. On his last day in office, he spoke with PERF Executive Director Chuck Wexler about experiences early in his career and over the past year. Chief Colina has placed a high priority on communicating directly with the Miami community and his officers. In addition to traditional news media interviews, Chief Colina has produced many short videos on topics ranging from COVID infections among police officers and demonstrations following the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis to the November election and the importance of suicide prevention initiatives. The videos are posted on the Miami Police Department’s Facebook account and other channels. In some cases, news media organizations have featured Chief Colina’s videos in their stories and posted them, widening their reach. Today’s Critical Issues Report includes links to some of the videos he mentioned during his PERF interview. Police Executive Research Forum 1/3/2021 Feature, Interview, Opinion New law will allow for information to be released on sex offenders REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Bill will strengthen monitoring of dangerous offenders on release from prison The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 1/3/2021 News Commissioner to meet GRA and AGSI over Dublin protest REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda Commissioner Drew Harris is to meet garda representatives this week over a violent protest that took place in Dublin city centre at the weekend. In a statement released this afternoon, An Garda Síochána said: "The Commissioner is meeting with the GRA and AGSI on Wednesday on a number of matters including the violent protest on Saturday." RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 1/3/2021 News Police committed to improving workplace culture NEW ZEALAND: Police has welcomed today’s report into Police culture by the Independent Police Conduct Authority (IPCA) as providing a deeper understanding of where the organisation needs to focus its efforts in its drive to make Police a better place to work. New Zealand Police 1/3/2021 News Bullying, Culture and Related Issues in New Zealand Police NEW ZEALAND: In a new report released today, Bullying, Culture and Related Issues in New Zealand Police, the Authority finds significant elements of bullying in some workplaces, and a related negative culture. "This negative culture did not permeate every workplace", said Judge Colin Doherty, Chair of the Independent Police Conduct Authority. "The weight of evidence suggests it is likely confined to particular individuals, workplaces and Police districts. However, it was sufficiently prevalent to give rise to concern and points to the pressing need for real change in management and organisational practice". Independent Police Conduct Authority (IPCA) (New Zealand) 1/3/2021 Report IPCA finds significant elements of bullying within police workforce NEW ZEALAND: The Independent Police Conduct Authority has found significant elements of bullying and a related negative culture exists within the police workforce. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 1/3/2021 News Police bullying report: Dog-eat-dog workplace cultures and cronyism must go, IPCA finds NEW ZEALAND: Nepotism, cronyism and gaslighting have contributed to pockets of toxic culture in New Zealand police, a new report into bullying and abuse has found. Despite issuing scathing criticisms and outlining stories of abuse and harassment, the Independent Police Conduct Authority said recent police reforms show promise. The New Zealand Herald (New Zealand) 1/3/2021 News NSW Police technology to be propelled into 21st century in US partnership AUSTRALIA: Police officers can spend hours sorting through different systems hunting for information about forensic exhibits, logging incident reports or checking someone’s criminal history. But a new partnership with an American technology company will propel the decades-old systems into the 21st century, making it faster, simpler and safer for officers responding to emergencies and investigating crimes. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) 1/3/2021 News ‘I’m in a much better place’: CBRM police chief on sick leave speaks out about his PTSD CANADA: Peter McIsaac is leaving the position. He says he wants to help other officers by talking about his experience CBC News (Canada) 1/3/2021 News Sussex team targets worst 40 domestic abuse offenders Domestic violence perpetrators who want to end their cycle of offending are being targeted by a new unit. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/3/2021 News Abusers face five years in jail under new non-fatal strangulation offence Non-fatal strangulation is to be made a specific criminal offence punishable by up to five years in prison under an amendment to the Domestic Abuse Bill being tabled this week. Police Professional 1/3/2021 News Force using new software app to monitor sex offenders’ online behaviour Nottinghamshire Police is using a new software app to monitor the online activity of sex offenders. Police Professional 1/3/2021 News Replacement for European Arrest Warrant facing legal challenges, police reveal The post-Brexit replacement for the European Arrest Warrant is facing multiple legal challenges, Police Scotland has said. Police Professional 1/3/2021 News “Disgusting” figures show 97% of police accused of racism face no action A Mirror investigation reveals that more than 5,000 complaints about alleged racism have been made to police in England and Wales in the past five years, but just 153 have been upheld by forces, with shocking disparities between them Mirror 1/3/2021 News Babcock celebrates launch of training programme for London’s police recruits Together with the Metropolitan Police Service (Met Police), Babcock and its university partners have welcomed the first cohort of 196 new officer recruits who are embarking on the Met Police’s new Police Education Qualification Framework (PEQF) training programmes, which began on 25 January 2021 Policing Insight 1/3/2021 Advertisement, Feature, Jobs Policing after Brexit: ‘We will never replicate what we had’ The UK does "not have as much influence or as much voice" within a major European law enforcement agency post-Brexit, says a police chief. The Press and Journal 1/3/2021 News To shut down far-right extremism in Australia, we must confront the ecosystem of hate Hateful extremism must be addressed before it manifests itself as violent extremism – as unfolded in the 2019 Christchurch massacre in New Zealand – argues Professor Greg Barton, whose analysis of the Australian response to extremism calls for groups espousing hate that do not reach the threshold of criminality to be tackled, and new ways for police to record complaints that capture hate motivations. Policing Insight 1/3/2021 Analysis, Feature Police ‘to be given even more powers to control protests’ The Government is looking at giving itself and the police more power to restrict protests, it has been reported. Metro 1/3/2021 News Refusal to give police officers covid jab priority is a “kick in the teeth” for frontline heroes A police boss has hit out after “extremely disappointing news” that frontline officers won’t be given priority for Covid jabs. 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