Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100951 total results. Showing results 71981 to 72000 «359635973598359936003601360236033604Next ›Last » The police officer giving young drug dealers a second chance [VIDEO] A "unique" scheme to keep young dealers caught selling drugs out of prison is being piloted by police in Bristol. BBC 28/8/2019 News Teachers and police to benefit in fast‑tracked spending review The Times - Subscription at source 28/8/2019 News Assaults on police are not ‘just part of job’, says cop chief as 1,000 officers attacked A Deputy Chief Constable yesterday warned that assaults on police must never be seen as being normal for that occupation. Jo Shiner, of Sussex Police, told of the “dangerous” occupation after figures showed that more than 1,000 officers – a 16 percent rise – were assaulted in the last year. Express 28/8/2019 Feature, Opinion Domestic abuse: Killers ‘follow eight-stage pattern’, study says Criminology expert Dr Jane Monckton Smith found an eight-stage pattern in 372 killings in the UK. BBC 28/8/2019 News Domestic abuse conviction rise in courts in Wales Domestic abuse cases in Welsh courts are continuing to rise, despite a significant drop in criminal cases prosecuted over the last decade. BBC 28/8/2019 News North Yorkshire Police officers may get more Tasers Residents will be asked if they think more police officers should carry Tasers in North Yorkshire. The Press (York) 28/8/2019 News Up to 17 organised crime gangs working in Wiltshire, police report finds Gangsters linked to one of the groups were said to have been involved in less than one per cent of all crimes recorded by Wiltshire Police last year. Wiltshire Times 28/8/2019 News LGBT people ‘don’t feel safe in Birmingham, especially since Brexit’, police say Police in Birmingham have warned that some LGBT+ people don’t feel safe in parts of the city. Pink News 28/8/2019 News Sajid Javid’s vow of cash for schools, NHS and police fuels election speculation The surprise announcement that Chancellor Sajid Javid will set out Whitehall spending budgets next week has fuelled speculation that the Government is preparing for an early election. Belfast Telegraph 28/8/2019 News Electric scooters: Criminal damage and traffic collisions among hundreds of police incidents Forces across the UK reveal more than 1,600 incidents involving e-scooters, hoverboards and Segways have been reported since 2018. Sky News 28/8/2019 News Young drug dealers in Bristol offered free driving lessons Young dealers caught selling drugs are being offered career opportunities, fitness sessions and driving lessons as part of a police scheme in Bristol. BBC 28/8/2019 News Police chiefs seek NHS-style pension fix to stop four in 10 leaving Law enforcement leaders are considering leaving the service at a rate of four in 10 in a dispute over pension tax rules, as they call on the Government to give them the same special treatment as NHS staff. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 28/8/2019 News North Yorkshire Police considers Taser policy for front line officers A second police force in the region is considering its policy in relation to the number of front line officers authorised to carry Tasers. Darlington & Stockton Times 28/8/2019 News Novichok nerve agent attack in Salisbury cost taxpayers a staggering £30million The Novichok poisoning plot in Salisbury cost police a staggering £12million, new figures have revealed. The Sun 28/8/2019 News Javid pledges spending review cash for schools, NHS and police Chancellor Sajid Javid has promised increased spending on priority areas of schools, police and health. BBC 28/8/2019 News Criminal gangs ‘better funded than the police’ Young offenders no longer care about the consequences of committing violent crimes because the gangs recruiting them are better funded than the police, a chief officer has told The Times. The Times 28/8/2019 News Funding for special units in police forces will help reduce violent crime, but other agencies must play their role This month the Home Office confirmed funding for 18 police and crime commissioners to launch specialist units to tackle the root causes of serious violence. The Times - Subscription at source 28/8/2019 News Police haven’t learnt lesson of Ripper hoax The death of ‘Wearside Jack’ reminds us that detectives still make the same mistakes that hampered the Sutcliffe manhunt The Times - Subscription at source 28/8/2019 Feature, Opinion Force criticised as call-handlers allegedly told wildlife crime not police matter Force says it will review policy after charity claims it is 'not interested' in wildlife crime. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 27/8/2019 News More than 10 per cent of Glasgow sex offenders breaching conditions Calls have been made for sex offenders to serve their full sentences as it is revealed one in 10 living in Glasgow have breached registration conditions. Evening Times (Glasgow) 27/8/2019 News «359635973598359936003601360236033604Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
