Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115860 total results. Showing results 74781 to 74800 «373637373738373937403741374237433744Next ›Last » Honours for officers and staff of Police Scotland Five individuals within Police Scotland have been recognised for exceptional and outstanding public service as part of the Queen’s Birthday Honours. Police Scotland 28/10/2020 News Hate crime, England and Wales, 2019 to 2020 OFFICIAL STATISTICS; Statistics on hate crimes recorded by the police and information on hate crime from the Crime Survey for England and Wales. Home Office 28/10/2020 Report Policing the dark web Valerio Mosca and Andy Davies examine how artificial intelligence and machine learning can help police combat the darknet drugs trade. Police Professional 28/10/2020 Feature Interview with retiring Camden County, NJ Police Chief Joseph Wysocki USA: Camden County Joseph Wysocki announced his retirement yesterday, a little over one year after being sworn in as the second chief of the Camden County, NJ Police Department. He joined the City of Camden’s Police Department in 1991, served as internal affairs commander through the 2013 disbanding of the city Police Department and formation of the county Police Department, and served as Assistant Chief in Camden County from 2015-2019, working with Chief Scott Thomson to implement reforms. Police Executive Research Forum 28/10/2020 Feature, Interview, Opinion Police will break up Christmas dinners if Covid rules are broken A Police Crime Commissioner fears there could be unrest over the festive season Hull Live 28/10/2020 News Windsor police buy new armoured vehicle CANADA: Windsor police have a new ride. Based on the Ford F-450 and F-550 Chassis, the Terradyne Gurkha Multi-Purpose Vehicle (MPV), a 20-foot armoured behemoth, can carry 10 officers and keep them safe from an active shooter, among other things. The recent purchase cost the Windsor Police Service almost $470,000 — a necessary investment, according to Deputy Police Chief Jason Bellaire. Windsor Star (Canada) 28/10/2020 News Some Auckland police officers choosing to wear bulletproof body armour as gun crimes rise NEW ZEALAND: It comes as the hunt continues for two gunmen who fired at a police officer in Northland yesterday, shattering the police car's windscreen. The men may well be involved in a kidnapping just hours earlier and are believed to have close ties to the community. As well as body armour concerns, the incident’s sparked renewed calls for police to have easier access to guns. TVNZ 1 News (New Zealand) 28/10/2020 News Record haul of guns, drugs and cash seized during lockdown crime lull Forces used the lockdown to make a significant impact on serious crime and increase the detection rate according to Chief Constables. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 28/10/2020 News CPS ‘action plan’ to improve prosecution rates for rape The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has launched an action plan to address “collective concerns” about falling convictions in rape and sexual offence cases. Police Professional 28/10/2020 News Two-thirds of lockdown fines handed to under-35s Around two-thirds of coronavirus fines have been handed to those under the age of 35, police figures show. Police Professional 28/10/2020 News Serving PCSO dies after contracting Covid-19 A serving police community support officer (PCSO) with Northumbria Police has died after testing positive for Covid-19. Police Professional 28/10/2020 News Review identifies eleven opportunities for the Met to improve on stop and search Eleven opportunities for the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) to improve the way it exercises stop and search powers and consider disproportionality have been recommended by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) following a review of recent stop and search cases. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 28/10/2020 News Blog: Disability in the workplace When it began, I was a Deputy Sergeant in safeguarding working long hours on a lot of investigations. I often felt ‘under the weather’, very cold and very tired. I remember I reached a particularly low point after I’d worked eight long days on a domestic stabbing. I felt awful, but not bad enough to stop working. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 28/10/2020 Feature, Opinion Public vote of confidence in police in pandemic National Chair of the Police Federation of England and Wales, John Apter, has responded to the Office for National Statistics crime figures released today: "The twelve-month period this survey relates to was prior to and during the COVID lockdown, and it’s already been widely reported that crime fell during this time. Therefore, the results come as no surprise. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 28/10/2020 News Police spying inquiry to examine targeting of UK black justice groups Judge will hear evidence on undercover operations against campaigns such as Stephen Lawrence The Guardian 28/10/2020 News Six years of a privatised probation service – what have we learned? With UK probation services due to be renationalised, Steve Ainsworth, Director of Operational Safety at Northgate Public Services, looks at the lessons to be learned from privatising probation that will help shape a service once again poised for change. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 28/10/2020 Feature, Opinion Daily Critical Issues Report: Interview with Metropolitan Police Commissioner Cressida Dick For today’s Daily Critical Issues Report, PERF Executive Director Chuck Wexler spoke with London Metropolitan Police Commissioner and PERF Board Member Cressida Dick. The Metropolitan Police have dealt with many of the same issues as police in the United States, including COVID-19 and demonstrations after the death of George Floyd. Commissioner Dick discussed those issues, and her approach to leading through this challenging year, including the awful incident in which a Metropolitan Police sergeant was shot and killed inside a police station last month. Police Executive Research Forum 28/10/2020 Feature, Interview, Opinion How FirstNet deployables are supporting public safety USA: In 2017, the First Responder Network Authority awarded a contract to AT&T to build and maintain FirstNet—the Nationwide Public Safety Broadband Network. Under the agreement, AT&T-FirstNet is required to complete the nationwide build-out of the FirstNet network by March 2023. This involves deploying Band 14—the spectrum dedicated to public safety—across statewide radio access networks in states and territories throughout the United States. In March 2020, AT&T announced that the build-out of the FirstNet network was 80% complete, putting implementation approximately a year ahead of schedule. Police Executive Research Forum 28/10/2020 Report Forces carry out highest numbers of stop and search in seven years Officers have carried out the highest number of stop and searches in seven years, with the figure rising by more than 50 percent in 12 months, statistics show. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 28/10/2020 News Officer whose wife was killed by PC says he is ‘worst kind of thief’ Andrew Parry condemns Timothy Brehmer for putting family through trial and 'telling lie after lie'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 28/10/2020 News «373637373738373937403741374237433744Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
