Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115867 total results. Showing results 73541 to 73560 «367436753676367736783679368036813682Next ›Last » CSE: Encryption will hamper law enforcement, report warns Social media firms' plans for more encryption in messaging services could make it impossible for law enforcement to tackle online child sexual exploitation, the Children's Commissioner has warned. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/12/2020 News Two Sussex Police officers charged with assault Two Sussex Police officers will appear at Brighton Magistrates’ Court tomorrow (December 10) to face charges of assault by beating. Police Professional 9/12/2020 News Police officers entering parenthood set for additional benefits Police officers who become parents are set to receive an additional eight weeks of maternity or adoption leave from the new year. Police Professional 9/12/2020 News New campaign as fraud continues to rise Police Scotland is running a major campaign to help people protect themselves from fraud - which has become one of the most commonly experienced crimes in the country. Police Scotland 9/12/2020 News Four arrested in a top football league match-fixing scheme Half the teams in the Moldavian top league involved in the fixing of around 20 football matches Europol 9/12/2020 News Judges told they should consider previous racial bias before sentencing Guidelines remind the bench black offenders tend to receive longer sentences for firearms offences The Guardian 9/12/2020 News Why domestic violence victims often feel retraumatised by police The police response to domestic abuse can traumatise victims for a second time, as the push to secure a prosecution leaves them feeling powerless and ignored; Professor Dawn Moore of Canada’s Carleton University warns that women can be as fearful of police as they are of their abusers. Policing Insight 9/12/2020 Feature, Opinion France’s Macron calls for ‘urgent’ police reform following protests French President Emmanuel Macron has said there is an "urgent need" to reform the security forces, following weeks of protests over police violence. BBC 9/12/2020 News New guidelines to tackle racism in gun crime sentencing From January 1st, new guidance will remind judges and magistrates that ethnic minorities receive harsher sentences for certain gun crimes. The Voice 9/12/2020 News Evaluation of the Transfer Payment Program for the Canadian Firearms Program CANADA: This report presents the results of the Evaluation of the Transfer Payment Program for the Canadian Firearms Program conducted by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) National Program Evaluation Services (NPES). Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) 9/12/2020 Report Border Force using out-of-date technology to decide who can enter UK, report finds Out-of-date technology is being used to decide who can enter the UK, according to Whitehall's spending watchdog. Sky News 9/12/2020 News What’s changed since this 1960s race documentary? In 1968 the BBC broadcast a documentary exploring people’s experiences of racism with the police. Entitled Equal Before the Law?, it was part of a series called Cause for Concern?, which pitched itself as taking up the cause of people fighting for a fair deal. The original broadcast was controversially cancelled following concerns raised by the Metropolitan Police but the programme eventually went to air - with Magnus Magnusson as its host. Now, more than 50 years later, the BBC's Lorna Acquah has traced the family of one of the men featured in the programme to hear about its impact on them. BBC 9/12/2020 Analysis, Feature Police officer arrested over €3m stolen vehicle scheme A French police officer has been arrested on suspicion of helping a gang of thieves to sell stolen cars found by detectives but never returned to their owners. The Times - Subscription at source 9/12/2020 News Countering extremism: Time to reboot? New research by Crest Advisory shows that almost a quarter of the public have either witnessed or experienced extremism in the past 12 months, and more than half believe extremism is worse than it was a year ago, as Harvey Redgrave, James Stott and Callum Tipple explain. Police Professional 8/12/2020 Analysis, Feature, News Interview with NYPD Chief Terry Monahan; Phoenix, AZ Chief Jeri Williams; Providence, RI Chief Hugh Clements; and Hennepin County, MN Sheriff David Hutchinson USA: For today’s report, PERF Executive Director Chuck Wexler spoke with four law enforcement executives: NYPD Chief of Department Terry Monahan; Phoenix Chief Jeri Williams; Providence, RI Chief Hugh Clements; and Hennepin County, MN Sheriff David Hutchinson. All four are from states that have experienced recent COVID increases Police Executive Research Forum 8/12/2020 Feature, Interview, Opinion Police forces across Canada are still overwhelmingly white and male, new report shows CANADA: Canada’s police forces are far behind in being representative of the populations theyserve, new data from Statistics Canada shows. According to data on police resources in Canada for 2019 released Tuesday, police services across the country are overwhelmingly white and male. Theystill have low numbers when it comes to officers identifying as women, visible minorities and Indigenous. Toronto Star (Canada) 8/12/2020 News Police forces are rolling out a ‘next-generation’ handheld camera that can read number plates from 750 metres away, day and night Motorists beware, police forces around the country are trialling new handheld speed guns that will make it far easier for them to catch and fine road users who exceed limits. A number of UK constabularies - including Northumbria Police and Warwickshire Police - in recent months have announced they are beginning to use the latest version of the blue cameras, which have been described as 'next generation' enforcement devices This is Money 8/12/2020 Feature France’s Macron calls for ‘urgent’ police reform following protests EUROPE: French President Emmanuel Macron has said there is an "urgent need" to reform the security forces, following weeks of protests over police violence. BBC 8/12/2020 News Christchurch mosque attacks report: Police have made ‘significant steps forward’ since attack – Coster NEW ZEALAND: The government has said sorry for the Christchurch terror attack, after the release of the 800-page report from the Royal Commission. The report noted NZ had under-resourced security agencies, a patchy system for information sharing and enforcement, lax practices for firearms licensing and too much of a focus on the threat of Islamic extremism. Despite these findings, the report says nothing could have been done to stop the attacks, which left 51 Muslims dead, and the agencies were not to blame. Police Commissioner Andrew Coster speaks to Susie Ferguson. [AUDIO] RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 8/12/2020 Feature, Interview, Opinion Mosque terror attacks report: Prime Minister, police, security agencies apologise NEW ZEALAND: Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and New Zealand's security agencies have apologised to the victims, families and broader Muslim community for failings that created an environment in which the Christchurch mosque attacks could be carried out. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 8/12/2020 News «367436753676367736783679368036813682Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
