Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 105134 total results. Showing results 73321 to 73340 «366336643665366636673668366936703671Next ›Last » White collar prosecutions fall despite rise in offences Prosecutions for white collar crimes such as money laundering, fraud, insider trading and cybercrime have fallen to a five-year low, despite a rise in the number of reported fraud cases, new research has revealed. Police Professional 9/12/2019 News South Yorkshire Police deliver solution to night-time disorder Door staff across South Yorkshire are being issued with spray cans of ‘invisible’ marker dye that can be used on troublemakers to trace them back to any disorder at the venue. Police Professional 9/12/2019 News New York’s high-rise jails: what could go wrong? Plans to build four tall tower jails in New York City have generated backlash – but have also prompted a debate over what modern prisons should look like The Guardian 9/12/2019 News Call for public to become ‘eyes and ears of police’ to fight terrorism over Christmas Counter Terrorism Policing has launched a campaign to help keep crowded places secure over Christmas. The Argus 9/12/2019 News Remembering fallen officers – the Australian way When a police officer is killed in the line of duty, it sends shock waves throughout the police service and the wider community, but how can we ensure their sacrifice is not forgotten? Australian-based Police Mental Health Champion Melissa Gole explores the different ways Australia honours its fallen officers. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 9/12/2019 Opinion Officers trial electric bikes Bikes allow officers to up the mileage covered on each shift and help with off-road investigations. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/12/2019 News Chief constable’s challenge to policing degree scheme rejected Judicial Review dismissed on a technicality relating to timing of announcement of training change. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/12/2019 News Cloud first for major investigations In 2013, the Government introduced a ‘cloud first’ policy recommending that all public sector organisations should consider cloud solutions above all else when procuring new or existing services, with the public cloud being the preferred deployment model to achieve this vision. Police Professional 9/12/2019 News Instant on-scene ‘999 call’ video Trauma paramedics are using 999 callers’ mobile phone cameras to get ‘on-scene’ at serious incidents such as stabbings and road traffic collisions in seconds rather than minutes. Police Professional 9/12/2019 News Croatian Police arrest and dismantle organised crime group in large international investigation Last week, the Croatian National Police Office for Suppression of Corruption and Organised Crime in collaboration with the prosecutor’s office, tax administration, customs and in cooperation with Europol conducted a complex international criminal investigation of an organised crime group (OCG) for acting in a criminal enterprise, tax evasion, money laundering, forgery of documents and fraud. Europol 9/12/2019 News On the up: How morale in one police force went from ‘worst to best’ in four years In 2015, Humberside Police became the first force to be awarded an 'inadequate' in the HMICFRS PEEL Assessments and morale was at its lowest ebb. Since then the force has turned itself around. Policing Insight's editor Tina Orr-Munro interviews Humberside PCC Keith Hunter to find out how the force's morale went from the lowest to the highest in the country. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 9/12/2019 Interview, Opinion Police call on public to sign up for free counter terrorism training An award-winning counter terrorism training course is being made available to the public for the first time. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 9/12/2019 News Child-centred policing sees arrests fall by 70 per cent Arrests of children in England and Wales have fallen by more than 70 per cent in the past eight years, according to figures gathered by the Howard League for Penal Reform National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 9/12/2019 News Police host online chat to offer support and advice in relation to domestic abuse Police are hosting an online chat during which specialist officers will offer confidential advice and support as part of a national campaign against domestic abuse. The Press and Journal 9/12/2019 News Police use of automated facial recognition technology lawful The use of automated facial recognition technology by the police force to search for people in crowded places was lawful. The Times - Subscription at source 9/12/2019 White collar crime prosecutions reach five-year low – despite rise in fraud reports White collar crime prosecutions have reached a five-year low, despite a surge in reported fraud cases, research has revealed. Law Gazette 9/12/2019 News Police cuts blamed as fraud cases fall Prosecution of white-collar crime has fallen by almost 30 per cent since 2014, according to figures released tod The Times - Subscription at source 9/12/2019 News Forensic sleuths boosted by Cranfield millions Building on Cranfield’s distinctive strength in defence and security, this forensic science teaching and research facility is being heralded as unparalleled in the UK. Business Weekly 9/12/2019 News Man who had transplant finds out months later his DNA has changed to that of donor 5,000 miles away The assumption among criminal investigators as they gather DNA evidence from a crime scene is that each victim and each perpetrator leaves behind a single identifying code – not two, including that of a fellow who is 10 years younger and lives thousands of miles away. The Independent 9/12/2019 News Encounter was right; justice delayed is justice denied The country now stands divided on whether the actions of the police were unwarranted and if there was a better way of handling the situation. Yahoo! 9/12/2019 Feature, Opinion «366336643665366636673668366936703671Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
