Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115867 total results. Showing results 73301 to 73320 «366236633664366536663667366836693670Next ›Last » UK police unlawfully processing over a million people’s data on Microsoft 365 Police forces across the UK stand accused of unlawfully processing people’s personal data within the Microsoft 365 cloud productivity platform, after failing to carry out the required data protection checks before deploying the technology, a Computer Weekly investigation has found. Computer Weekly 17/12/2020 News The RCMP: Discrimination and diversity, militarisation, and the erosion of police independence Former Royal Canadian Mounted Police Commissioner Bob Paulson looks at the problems the force faces around diversity and discrimination, the effects of unionisation, concerns over militarisation of the RCMP, and fears over the wider erosion of police independence, in the second part of his interview with Policing Insight. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 17/12/2020 Feature, Interview, Opinion EU data law row threatens child abuse investigations Global internet firms could be banned from automatically detecting child abuse images on their systems from as early as next Monday, amid a row over privacy laws within the European Union. BBC 17/12/2020 News Police should not share information on illegal migrants if they are victims of crime, report recommends The police should not share details about illegal immigrants with the Home Office if they are witnesses or vulnerable victims of crime, a new report has recommended. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 17/12/2020 News Forces to be granted £15.8bn police funding package amid drive for new officers A £15.8 billion funding package for policing is set to be granted to forces over the coming year. The Standard 17/12/2020 News Barack Obama says ‘defund the police’ doesn’t just concern ‘white folks’ Former President Barack Obama doubled down on his 'defund the police' criticism saying the slogan concerns not just white people but individuals like his mother-in-law who may fear officers won't help them in times of need if the system changes. Mail Online 17/12/2020 News Cheshire Constabulary ranked as one of the most inclusive employers in UK This is the fourth year that the police force has been included on the Inclusive Top 50 list Cheshire Live 17/12/2020 News Deal or no deal, how will Brexit affect Britain’s security? In the latest in a Times series exploring what to expect on January 1, Fiona Hamilton looks at security and policing The Times - Subscription at source 17/12/2020 Analysis, Feature Disclose evidence early, police told Police and prosecutors must stop seeing the disclosure of evidence to defence lawyers as an administrative burden if they are to avoid miscarriages of justice in rape allegations, the attorney-general has said. The Times - Subscription at source 17/12/2020 News Interview with Kansas City, MO Chief Rick Smith, Omaha, NE Chief Todd Schmaderer, and Sioux City, IA Chief Rex Mueller USA: For today’s Daily COVID-19 Report, PERF spoke with three chiefs from Midwestern states about how they’ve managed the COVID surge over the past couple months. In all three states, the recent wave of cases peaked in mid-November, but deaths have continued to rise since then. Police Executive Research Forum 17/12/2020 Feature, Interview, Opinion Lancashire police integrate body-worn video into digital policing app Body-worn video integration will transform Lancashire police’s time-consuming and manual procedures into an efficient digital workflow, but claims that BMV will increase transparency and accountability are not backed by the evidence Computer Weekly 16/12/2020 News Call for views on Police Scotland use of drones and body-worn video cameras Holyrood’s Justice Sub-Committee on Policing is calling for views on Police Scotland’s use of drones and body-worn video cameras. This is in light of privacy concerns and procedural questions the sub-committee has on the rollout of both these systems. Holyrood Magazine 16/12/2020 News Antwerp police test smart cameras that see drivers texting EUROPE: Belgium - The traffic institute Vias has called for the introduction of a new generation of cameras that can tell if a motorist is using their phone while driving. The Brussels Times (Belgium) 16/12/2020 News Police use new powers against climate activists just once in a year AUSTRALIA: Police have used controversial powers against extreme protesters just once in the past year. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) 16/12/2020 News Soaring annual cost of dealing with injured NSW police passes $220 million AUSTRALIA: NSW Police workers' compensation claims for mental health issues have increased by 50 per cent in the past five years The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) 16/12/2020 News The role of analysts during the pandemic USA: PERF spoke with police employees from three departments – the Durham, NC Police Department; the Seattle Police Department; and the NYPD – who work on crime analysis and strategic analysis. They discussed how COVID has changed their work, what data they’re collecting and analyzing to support their agency’s response to the pandemic, and crime trends they’ve tracked this year. Police Executive Research Forum 16/12/2020 Feature, Interview, Opinion Ottawa Police Chief says cops in school programs will improve relations with racialized groups CANADA: With a “no cops in schools” campaign under way in Ottawa, Police Chief Peter Sloly has come out swinging in defence of a program he calls his department’s most important community partnership. Ottawa Citizen (Canada) 16/12/2020 News ‘Game-changing’ location technology rolled out for triple zero calls AUSTRALIA: One of the first questions asked when someone dials triple zero is 'where are you?'. The answer is not always easy – with emergency services receiving weekly incidents where callers don't know their location. The latest updates for Android and iPhone mobiles will help emergency services nationwide know the exact location of callers with new Advanced Mobile Location (AML) technology. 9 News (Australia) 16/12/2020 News One in four police staff bullied, IPCA/police report shows NEW ZEALAND: A survey of police staff has found one in four have experienced abuse, bullying behaviour and harassment. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 16/12/2020 News Police take health-focused approach to tackle rising drug use AUSTRALIA: Police will focus on referring drug users to support services and showing them and their families compassion as part of a new five-year strategy to treat addiction as a health rather than an enforcement issue. Victoria Police plans to expand its drug-diversion program and will look to trial international treatment and support schemes as part of the strategy, which looks beyond enforcement in tackling addiction issues. 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