Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 94015 total results. Showing results 71741 to 71760 «358435853586358735883589359035913592Next ›Last » Stop and search has no real impact on reducing knife crime, research suggests 'Attempts to punish and prosecute our way out of knife crime are doomed to failure,' researchers say The Independent 25/11/2018 News The police moped crime strategy is worrying – why are politicians cheering on unjustified violence? Imagine you’re walking down a street at night. Suddenly, someone zooms past on a moped, followed by a car in hot pursuit. The car crashes into person on the bike, running them down — purposefully — causing them to fly into the air, and fall in front of the car. Seems like a nasty crime, no? The Telegraph 25/11/2018 Feature, Opinion Norfolk police lead national fight against heating oil thieves Norfolk Police are set to lead a national campaign warning homeowners and businesses to be vigilant against thieves stealing heating oil. Eastern Daily Press 25/11/2018 News Devon councillors question the priorities of police force Police have vanished from the streets and rural communities have been abandoned – but police can ‘turn out ten police cars because of a stranded seal somewhere’, councillors have claimed Tavistock Times Gazette 25/11/2018 News How technology has changed the face of crime fighting In his latest column, Suffolk Constabulary chief constable GARETH WILSON writes about the way technology has changed policing during his 30-year career. East Anglian Daily Times 25/11/2018 News Knife crime and homicide figures reveal the violence of austerity Policing Insight - Subscription at source 25/11/2018 Opinion Police figures condemn Met’s moped ramming tactics as ‘dangerous driving’ Met’s new hardline policy may be needed, says Police Federation, but those using it are still breaking the law The Guardian 25/11/2018 News Releasing girls from the abuse of controlling relationships Several projects aim to teach teenagers how to spot dangerous behaviour that is often normalised as romantic. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 25/11/2018 Analysis, Feature Liverpool gun gangs ‘no longer fear police’ A spate of shootings in Liverpool has left citizens fearing that brazen murder attempts have become the new normal The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 25/11/2018 News Police service has reached a ‘tipping point’, chief constable warns The chief constable of Bedfordshire Police has warned that the combination of rapidly increasing demand and shrinking resources is pushing his service “towards a cliff edge“ and preventing his officers from providing an adequate level of service to the public. Police Professional 24/11/2018 News Have the guts to intervene, urges heroine who saved police officer’s life A grandmother who risked her life to stop a policeman being kicked to death has urged the public to intervene when they see officers in trouble, saying "we are all in this together". The Telegraph - Subscription at source 24/11/2018 News Eight paramedics beaten and sexually assaulted daily as 1,400 homes red flagged About eight serious attacks a day take place on NHS ambulance crews and more than 1,400 homes in England are now red-flagged as “no-go” areas without police protection Mirror 24/11/2018 News Police Scotland link robbery rise with UK benefits changes Police Scotland has claimed UK government benefit changes may be linked to a rise in robberies. BBC 24/11/2018 News Thames Valley Police give away £100,000 of ill-gotten cash Police have announced what they are going to do with £100,000 confiscated from drug dealers, fraudsters and other criminals. The Oxford Times 24/11/2018 News Form-filling distracts police from fighting violent crime, says police federation chief Police are being distracted from fighting violent crime by filling out forms for crimes that don’t exist, says the head of England and Wales’ frontline officers. The Telegraph 24/11/2018 News Caught red (and blue and purple) handed Police use DNA spray to tag moped muggers they can't catch - then reveal their identity when they scan them with UV light later Mail Online 24/11/2018 News Fraud victims slam hotline meant to help them after being left on hold for up to an HOUR and charged 35p-a-minute The official fraud reporting hotline leaves callers waiting for up to an hour, it emerged yesterday. It also charges 35p a minute and is closed over the weekend. Mail Online 24/11/2018 News Police get tough by ramming moped gangs Cars knock suspects from bikes as new crackdown is launched The Times - Subscription at source 24/11/2018 News London mayor Sadiq Khan to spend £1.7m on water fountains instead of police The mayor of London has been accused of wasting money that could put more police officers on the streets by planning to spend £1.7 million on water fountains. The Times - Subscription at source 24/11/2018 News Scared residents hire private bobbies to walk them home Residents in one of London’s wealthiest areas are paying for private “bobbies on the beat” to escort them home in response to rising robberies and violent crime. The Times - Subscription at source 24/11/2018 News «358435853586358735883589359035913592Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events