Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 94013 total results. Showing results 73661 to 73680 «368036813682368336843685368636873688Next ›Last » Police chiefs prepare plans to quell disorder if no-deal Brexit occurs There are 21,000 fewer officers compared with 2011 when riots erupted across England The Guardian 19/9/2018 News Being Matrixed: The (over)policing of gang suspects in London (pdf) Stopwatch commissioned this report in response to deeply worrying anecdotal evidence gathered though its community outreach engagement work with grassroots community organisations and individuals. It is clear from the report that the level and impact of police and wider state intrusion into the lives of people on the Metropolitan Police Service Gangs Violence Matrix cannot be underestimated. The people who are ‘matrixed’ are labelled and exposed to an increase in potential unlawful stop and search encounters and subjected to draconian civil law and social welfare constraints. This report shows that the Gangs Matrix predominantly and disproportionately infringes on the rights and civil liberties of young black men. With similar gang databases in existence across the country, we recommend that Parliament and other stakeholders demonstrate responsiveness by robustly scrutinising this racialised form of policing and end its damaging effects. StopWatch 19/9/2018 Report Stop and search makes crime more likely, report finds Charity condemns tactic and says Met’s gangs matrix marks out individuals for harassment The Guardian 19/9/2018 News No blue lines: now police taught how to use banter Police officers in Leicestershire had hoped for a crime investigation course to improve their skills. Instead they will be taught how to banter in the office without causing offence. The Times - Subscription at source 19/9/2018 News Westminster security ‘failed’ stabbed PC Keith Palmer PC Keith Palmer, the officer fatally stabbed by a terrorist at the Palace of Westminster, was failed by lax security as armed guards followed out-of-date instructions, an inquest was told. The Times - Subscription at source 19/9/2018 News No-deal Brexit would hit Salisbury police inquiry Police could lose essential crime-fighting tools in the event of a no-deal Brexit and investigations such as the Salisbury poisoning may be hindered, senior officers warned yesterday. The Times - Subscription at source 19/9/2018 News 5G will make crime harder to investigate Superfast 5G mobile networks, which are supposed to transform UK communications from 2020, could provide a boon to criminals by covering their tracks, experts say. The Times - Subscription at source 19/9/2018 News Crime rises 14 per cent – but police response times cut Surrey Police and Crime Commissioner David Munro has pledged to focus on the county’s rising crime rates “going forwards”. Farnham Herald 18/9/2018 News Policing to get new definition to deliver a ‘professional, ethical, modern and effective’ service The Commission on the Future of Policing in Ireland has proposed “sweeping reform” of An Garda Síochána. Police Professional 18/9/2018 News Senior police figures want extra powers to tackle knife crime in capital Senior police figures are asking the government to give them extra powers to control serious violence across the country. Chief Superintendent Ade Adelekan, in charge of London's serious violence taskforce, told ITV News he has asked the Home Office for a new knife crime behaviour order to be created. ITV News 18/9/2018 News Cumbria Police appoints new deputy chief constable Mark Webster has been appointed as the new deputy chief constable of Cumbria Constabulary. The Mail (North West) 18/9/2018 News No-deal Brexit will stop UK police from using European Arrest Warrants making it harder to catch Salisbury novichok suspects Britain could lose access to European Arrest Warrants in the event of a no-deal Brexit, making it harder to catch on the run suspects like the novichok assassins, police have warned. Mail Online 18/9/2018 News Cleveland Police death bite dog ‘in fight mode’ A police dog which repeatedly bit a grandmother who later died was "in prey drive" an inquest has heard. Irene Collins, 73, was attacked by the German shepherd which got into her Middlesbrough home during a search of her garden for a suspected drug dealer. BBC 18/9/2018 News No plans to cancel officer annual leave over Brexit Police chiefs have discussed embargoes on officer holiday next March but agreed they do not have enough information about potential threats to public safety Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/9/2018 News Blog: ‘Critics didn’t think we could change, but we have’ As he prepares to retire, National Secretary Andy Fittes reflects on his time as a Federation rep. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 18/9/2018 Feature, Opinion Badger culling cost forces more than £4m Overtime payments to officers working on their days off a contributing factor Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/9/2018 News Police chiefs have ‘no idea’ which vital EU tools would be lost in no-deal Brexit A new £2m national unit is being set up to help police navigate the murky waters of no-deal Brexit after chiefs admitted it will be harder to keep citizens safe without key powers such as the European Arrest Warrant. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/9/2018 News Policing 4.0: Deciding the future of policing in the UK UK policing is under the microscope. A rise in serious violence and falling detection rates in some parts of the country have brought political focus onto the resilience of a model of policing that has long been the envy of the world. Rising demand and budget restraints have forced UK Police forces to evolve but questions remain as to whether policing has yet fully adapted to address the profound and continuing shifts in patterns of crime, society, policy and technology. Deloitte 18/9/2018 Report Uncertain future for staff as Cleveland Police announce plans to end contract with Sopra Steria The decision has been made not to extend a private sector contract to provide services to Cleveland Police Teesside Live 18/9/2018 News Spotlight On: The challenge of recruiting chief constables The latest in our SPOTLIGHT ON series focuses on the barriers to chief constable recruitment. Following the issuing of a statement by the National Police Chiefs Council, the College of Policing and Association of Police and Crime Commissioners on the challenge of chief officer recruitment, we revisit a range of expert articles that explore the subject in more depth. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 18/9/2018 Analysis «368036813682368336843685368636873688Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
