Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 101042 total results. Showing results 74021 to 74040 «369836993700370137023703370437053706Next ›Last » Not just ‘policing on the cheap’: chief constable defends use of volunteers I'd like to thank all those people who attended our stand at the Suffolk Show. It was a great opportunity for us to listen to you and understand what's important to you from a policing perspective. East Anglian Daily Times 16/6/2019 Feature, Opinion If Police Scotland is reduced to making ludicrous cuts to keep going – it’s a sign something has gone very wrong How desperate is Police Scotland? How badly stretched are force budgets when they are reduced to scrapping window cleaning contracts in a bid to stay afloat? The Scottish Sun 16/6/2019 Feature, Opinion Cops have to warn kids as young as 14 that there are plots to MURDER them as gang culture spirals out of control School Kids as young as 14 are being warned by cops there are plots to MURDER them – because there is not enough evidence to nick the suspects. The Sun 16/6/2019 News ‘Duty to notify’ plan to tackle human trafficking Public sector workers could be given a greater role in helping police identify victims of human trafficking and exploitation. BBC 16/6/2019 News Police turn to Hollyoaks to help combat neo-Nazi groups Police are using television soaps in the fight against neo-Nazi extremism. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 16/6/2019 News Andrew Griffiths MP: Awarding young boy who was raped £20 compensation is an insult Compensation payments to child sex-abuse victims from their attackers have been branded an “insult” after it emerged that a young boy who had been raped was awarded just £20. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 16/6/2019 News Free heroin for addicts in police-led scheme Addicts will be given free heroin under a scheme to license centres where they can inject the class A drug up to three times a day. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 16/6/2019 News Growing number of casual cocaine users in UK who treat drug like weekend drink are fuelling organised crime, police chief warns Casual cocaine users who treat the drug like a weekend drink are growing in number and fuelling organised crime and rising violence, a police chief has warned. The Sun 15/6/2019 News Police Scotland saving almost £80k by axing window cleaners as politicians hit out at chiefs Strapped cop chiefs are saving £78,000 by axing their window cleaners. The Scottish Sun 15/6/2019 News London violence: Five attacks leave three dead in 24 hours Police have made 14 arrests after five separate attacks in London left three men dead and three others injured in the space of 24 hours. BBC 15/6/2019 News Row over number of cops on Wiltshire streets Heated exchanges over the lack of police on our streets have taken place between Police Crime Commissioner Angus Macpherson and a Wiltshire councillor keen to take over the role. Salisbury Journal 15/6/2019 News County lines: Cambridge’s battle against violent drug feuds The scale of the ‘county lines’ trade used by gangs to sell drugs in Cambridge is becoming clear – and it is growing. Cambridge Independent 15/6/2019 News West Midlands Police forensic officer: ‘I felt so uncared for’ A former forensics officer who quit due to the toll on her mental health says unpaid volunteers sought by West Midlands Police will likely be left to cope alone with seeing graphic content. BBC 15/6/2019 News Blue badges: Task force launched to tackle parking permit fraud A new task force has been launched to tackle fraudulent use of the blue badge scheme, which offers free parking for disabled people. BBC 15/6/2019 News Fast track means Wiltshire police chief made only dozen arrests in three years A newly appointed police chief fast-tracked into management has admitted that she has only made between ten and 15 arrests. The Times 15/6/2019 News EU arrest warrants for record number of suspects in Britain A record number of European criminals are suspected of being on the run in Britain. The Times - Subscription at source 15/6/2019 News Hidden by normality Allison Turner suggests societal perceptions disproportionately perpetuate the under-reporting of crime against men by women and the responses are therefore skewed. Police Professional 14/6/2019 Analysis, Feature Body-worn video to make a ‘big difference’ to safety of frontline officers More than 1,000 frontline officers and police community support officers at South Yorkshire Police are to be equipped with the latest body-worn video (BWV) cameras. Police Professional 14/6/2019 News Left in the dark Expedited recovery of forensic evidence is essential in investigations, but new research suggests in low-light environments, examiners should never rush in. Police Professional - Subscription at source 14/6/2019 Analysis, Feature London Bridge attack left ‘no officers to respond to other duties’ Backup firearms officers had to be drafted in after the London Bridge terror attack as police threw every available resource in response to the incident, an inquest heard. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 14/6/2019 News «369836993700370137023703370437053706Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
