Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115862 total results. Showing results 74201 to 74220 «370737083709371037113712371337143715Next ›Last » Why Serious Violence Reduction Orders would put back policing by decades A consultation on Serious Violence Reduction Orders – the latest Government measure to tackle violent offences, particularly knife crime – recently finished, having prompted concerns from a number of criminal justice support organisations; police ethics adviser Montell Neufville believes that, if introduced, the new orders could have a damaging impact on community relations. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 18/11/2020 Feature, Opinion More than 130 Wiltshire Police officers report Covid-related sickness More than 130 Wiltshire Police officers have reported Covid-19-related sickness since the pandemic began, new figures show. Swindon Advertiser 18/11/2020 News Coronavirus pandemic prompts surge in gardaí taking sick days for mental health There has been a significant increase in the number of sick days taken by gardaí as a result of mental health issues during the pandemic, figures show. The Times - Subscription at source 18/11/2020 News Waheed Saleem: Police chief linked to scandals handed cricket charity role A top county cricket club is facing a backlash over its “astonishing” decision to appoint a police chief linked to numerous scandals to the board of its charitable foundation. The Times - Subscription at source 18/11/2020 News Police told to levy £10,000 ‘super fines’ Police have been told to resume handing out £10,000 “super fines” for breaching restrictions on gatherings after they were stopped due to concerns over fairness. The Times - Subscription at source 18/11/2020 News Police ‘urged union members to bomb shop’ An undercover policeman encouraged trade unionists to firebomb a charity shop in an attempt to get them sent to prison, a public inquiry has been told. The Times - Subscription at source 18/11/2020 News Doughnut dodge claim has Cambridgeshire policeman in a jam The stereotype of an incompetent police officer eating doughnuts instead of fighting crime has long been considered an American import. The Times - Subscription at source 18/11/2020 News Paris police tear down 65th migrant camp in past five years More than 2,000 migrants were bussed to temporary shelters in the Paris region yesterday after police pulled down their camp next to the French national stadium. The Times - Subscription at source 18/11/2020 News COVID-19 crime: Interpol issues new guidelines for law enforcement Updated recommendations address crimes impacted by the pandemic including domestic violence, child abuse, cybercrime and financial fraud INTERPOL 17/11/2020 News Promoting and supporting diversity and inclusion CPD in focus 2020: Continuing professional development is about learning and growing and that includes challenging yourself College of Policing 17/11/2020 Feature Government leads national drive to protect victims of child abuse New campaign to protect children launched as tougher restrictions come into effect Home Office 17/11/2020 News How to take a systems approach to effect change in policing USA: A recent presentation to the LA Police Commission addressed how to evolve the police academies of today to deliver the officers of tomorrow RAND Corporation 17/11/2020 Report Wearable sensor technology and potential uses within law enforcement USA: Identifying high-priority needs to improve officer safety, health, and wellness using wearable sensor technology RAND Corporation 17/11/2020 Report Supt. Isobel Granger on smashing ceilings and building ladders: Q&A CANADA: The year 2020 is one to remember for Ottawa Police Supt. Isobel Granger, who is now leading the service’s newly launched Respect, Values and Inclusion (RVI) Directorate. She not only became Ottawa’s first Black superintendent but she also published her first book, Smashing the Glass Ceiling. She joined Blue Line in June for a podcast episode to share her thoughts on the opportunity for change with RVI, building ladders and much more. Blue Line (Canada) 17/11/2020 Feature, Interview, Opinion Police can resume issuing instant £10,000 Covid fines Penalties had been put on hold in England and Wales amid concerns about fairness The Guardian 17/11/2020 News Interviews with Kirkland, WA Chief Cherie Harris; Aurora, IL Chief Kristen USA: For today’s report, PERF interviewed three police chiefs with whom we spoke early in the pandemic: Kirkland, Washington Chief Cherie Harris, whom we interviewed for our first COVID-19 Report on March 17; and Aurora, Illinois Chief Kristen Ziman and Detroit Chief James Craig, who shared their experiences with testing positive for COVID-19 in our April 1 report. Police Executive Research Forum 17/11/2020 Feature, Interview, Opinion Te Pae Oranga should have te ao Māori approach, put tangata whenua first, advocates say NEW ZEALAND: Te Pae Oranga was supposed to keep Māori out of court, but new figures show tangata whenua aren't buying into it, leading to calls for the programme to be redesigned. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 17/11/2020 News Whangārei shooting: Gang behaviour getting more vicious – ex-gang member NEW ZEALAND: It is sad that crime has escalated to the point that people are turning guns on police, a former gang members who now runs a community trust says. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 17/11/2020 News Police Association pushes for firearms register to be put in place NEW ZEALAND: The Police Association wants the government to hurry up its firearms register in order to stem the flow of guns to criminal groups. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 17/11/2020 News Police suspend on-the-spot £10,000 fines for breaking Covid rules Punishments will instead be issued as a summons requiring those fined to go before magistrates and be means tested The Telegraph - Subscription at source 17/11/2020 News «370737083709371037113712371337143715Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
