Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103152 total results. Showing results 72401 to 72420 «361736183619362036213622362336243625Next ›Last » TVP Federation say fewer police complaints because of body cameras A drop in the number of complaints made against police officers could be put down to the body-worn cameras, Thames Valley Police Federation has said. Around 100 less complaints have been lodged against police officers in 2018 compared with the year before, new figures have shown. Bicester Advertiser 31/10/2019 News Police may have used ‘dangerous’ facial recognition unlawfully in UK, watchdog says Information Commissioner calls for government to urgently draw up legal code of practice The Independent 31/10/2019 UK police need to slow down with face recognition, says data watchdog A legal code of practice is needed before face recognition technology can be safely deployed by police forces in public places, says the UK’s data regulator. New Scientist 31/10/2019 News Northern Territory gets new police chief AUSTRALIA: The new head of Northern Territory Police appears set to shake up the force, suggesting he will reduce the number of specialised units to ensure officers were better used to keep people safe. Jamie Chalker, the first NT-born commissioner of police, takes over with talkback radio and social media in the territory are dominated by anger and complaints that crime is out of control. Yass Tribune 31/10/2019 News Don’t compare Labour and Conservative costings for police recruitment The claims: The Conservatives plan to take on 6,000 more police officers in 12 months at a cost of £750 million. Labour have committed to hire 6,000 police officers at a cost of £3 billion. Full Fact 31/10/2019 Analysis, Feature Call me maybe Facebook testing ‘encrypted phone calls’ that will stop police from listening in on conversations Facebook may soon start offering encrypted audio and video calls to bolster its privacy credentials. The Sun 31/10/2019 News Commissioner defends decision to ‘endorse’ Operation Midland Metropolitan Police Commissioner Dame Cressida Dick has said she would still endorse the decision to launch Operation Midland. But she has admitted she should have told a senior officer to withdraw his comment that fantasist Carl Beech's false claims of a Westminster paedophile ring were "credible and true" Police Oracle - Subscription at source 31/10/2019 News Blog: Live facial recognition technology – police forces need to slow down and justify its use As far back as Sir Robert Peel, the powers of the police have always been seen as dependent on public support of their actions. It’s an ideal starting point as we consider uses of technology like live facial recognition (LFR) Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) 31/10/2019 Feature, Opinion ICO investigation into how the police use facial recognition technology in public places ICO Report [pdf] Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) 31/10/2019 Report Police facial recognition use needs legal code of practice, data watchdog says The Information Commissioner’s Office has published its findings from an investigation into the use of live facial recognition by police in public. Belfast Telegraph 31/10/2019 News Senior police officer accused of failing to report abuse video A senior police officer was sent indecent images and an indecent video of child sexual abuse but failed to report it because of a serious error of judgment, a jury has heard. The Guardian 31/10/2019 News Recruits drive could ‘inundate’ areas with inexperienced staff More than half of officers in some areas of GMP are probationers but force sees wastage rate of experienced staff slow down Police Oracle 31/10/2019 News Family of Harry Dunn call for Northants chief resignation over ‘outrageous’ tweet The family of Harry Dunn have called for the resignation of the chief constable of Northamptonshire Police, Nick Adderley, after the publication of a tweet which appeared to be critical of their plans to take legal action in the United States relating to their case. Police Professional 31/10/2019 News ‘Phenomenal’ amounts of drugs being smuggled into UK despite record seizures “Phenomenal” amounts of drugs are being smuggled into the UK despite massive seizures by law enforcement officials. The Mail (North West) 31/10/2019 News Hillsborough chief said Liverpool fans ‘forced’ gate open, court hears The police commander of the 1989 FA Cup semi-final at Hillsborough, where 96 people were killed in a crush, said as the disaster unfolded that Liverpool supporters had rushed in after a gate was “forced”, his trial for alleged manslaughter has heard. The Guardian 31/10/2019 News Man arrested on suspicion of attempted murder of police officer Six people have been detained in relation to an incident in which a police officer was run over in Tottenham, North London on Tuesday (October 29). Police Professional 31/10/2019 News Two victims identified during a training course on combating child sexual abuse online Between the 16 and 25 October, the 20th edition of the Europol Combating Online Sexual Exploitation of Children (COSEC) course gathered 64 investigators from 55 agencies and 35 countries*. Europol 31/10/2019 News Europol is happy to announce 2019 Law Enforcement photos of the year! Europol is pleased to announce the winners of the 2019 law enforcement photo competition Europol 31/10/2019 News ‘There is no upside’ for UK’s national security after Brexit, former head of MI5 says Lord Evans says it is 'absolutely vital' for Britain's security to maintain ties to Europol and EU nations The Independent - Subscription at source 31/10/2019 News One more arrested over UK’s biggest ever drugs racket Another suspected member of an international organised crime group responsible for importing in excess of 50 tonnes of drugs into the UK from the Netherlands has been arrested. National Crime Agency (NCA) 31/10/2019 News «361736183619362036213622362336243625Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
