Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115841 total results. Showing results 75141 to 75160 «375437553756375737583759376037613762Next ›Last » ‘Lover boys’ cashing in on girlfriends arrested in France Suspects recruited their victims with the ‘lover boy’ method Europol 16/10/2020 News 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 16/10/2020 News Drivers fined for ‘some truly staggering things’ as police go undercover in lorries Undercover officers inside a lorry logged more than 300 offences by motorists after tracking their movements. Sky News 16/10/2020 News Is rape the prefect crime? Rape has always been a difficult crime to prove, but the criminal justice system has now reached crisis point. In the year ending March 2020, 99% of rapes reported to police in England and Wales resulted in no legal proceedings against alleged attackers. Sky News 16/10/2020 Analysis, Feature Two Labour frontbenchers quit over failure to oppose MI5 bill Margaret Greenwood and Dan Carden step down, saying legislation will have profound impact on civil liberties The Guardian 16/10/2020 News Mark Kennedy victim warns ‘spy cops’ law will not prevent future abuses by undercover agents MPs to vote on a law allowing undercover agents and informants to commit crime amid mounting warnings over abuses The Independent 16/10/2020 News Dyfed-Powys Police helps create first national validation package, enabling FCN members to verify new IDENT1 printers The fingerprint bureau in Dyfed-Powys Police is the first team to take part in a new national approach to validation, by helping create a package for FCN members to verify their new IDENT1 printers. Forensic Capability Network 16/10/2020 News Unmarked police lorries spy reckless road users First came the radar gun, then the speed camera. Now misbehaving motorists have a new nemesis: the undercover police lorry. The Times - Subscription at source 16/10/2020 News Modern Slavery: Statement 2020 This statement articulates the commitment and intended actions of the seven Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) and seven Chief Constables across the North East and Yorkshire and the Humber regions, to address modern slavery through their business activities and supply chains.This voluntary statement is made in accordance with Section 54(1) of the Modern Slavery Act 2015. West Yorkshire OPCC 16/10/2020 Report Police forces across Yorkshire and North East pledge to ‘weed out’ modern slavery from their own supply chains Police chiefs in Yorkshire say slavery is 'right under our noses' but are committing to weeding it out from infiltrating their own line of work. The Yorkshire Post 16/10/2020 News Seven police forces work together to fight modern slavery A unique and trail blazing approach to tackling modern day slavery is set to crank up the heat on those who exploit people through business activities and supply chains. The Northern Echo 16/10/2020 News Police Scotland draft Vietnam police to combat trafficking surge Police Scotland have recruited two Vietnamese officers to tackle a rise in trafficking victims from the country. BBC 16/10/2020 News Coronavirus: Met Police to target pubs and bars in crackdown as London prepares for tougher restrictions Police in London have said they will target pubs and bars in a coronavirus crackdown triggered by the capital moving to the Tier 2 alert. The Independent 16/10/2020 News Six arrested in UK as part of international investigation into money laundering network working for top cyber criminals Six men have been arrested by the NCA as part of an international investigation into the so-called QQAAZZ group, a money laundering network which laundered millions on behalf of the world’s most prolific cyber criminals. National Crime Agency (NCA) 15/10/2020 News Hate Crime Awareness Week: CPS Cymru/Wales Hate crime can take many forms from shouting abuse to hate fuelled violence or targeted harassment over long periods of time, and the CPS are committed to working with the police and our community partners in order to address it. Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) 15/10/2020 News 20 arrests in QQAAZZ multi-million money laundering case An unprecedented international law enforcement operation involving 16 countries has resulted in the arrest of 20 individuals suspected of belonging to the QQAAZZ criminal network which attempted to launder tens of millions of euros on behalf of the world’s foremost cybercriminals. Europol 15/10/2020 News Policing in uncertain times CANADA: Lived experiences of Saskatchewan police officers during COVID-19 Blue Line (Canada) 15/10/2020 Feature Children’s Commissioner calls for police chases to stop NEW ZEALAND: The Independent Police Authority has found the police were not justified in carrying out a pursuit in Christchurch, and said it should have been abandoned. The crash killed 64-year-old Kaiapoi man Kenneth McCaul, and the driver being pursued was 17 at the time. Children's Commissioner Judge Andrew Becroft talks with Karyn about why the police must stop pursuing young drivers. And why Covid-19 is a reason for New Zealanders to do more for the country's children, not less. [AUDIO] RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 15/10/2020 Feature, Opinion Police pursuit that led to death of Christchurch man should not have been started – IPCA NEW ZEALAND: A police pursuit that led to the death of an innocent motorist, in which the fleeing vehicle went through eight red lights, should not have been started, the police watchdog has found. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 15/10/2020 News How do you get more women into policing? Here’s how the Wimmera’s doing it AUSTRALIA: After recent recruiting the 16-hour remote police stations in four regional Victorian towns are, for the first time, being staffed by women simultaneously. Newcastle Star (Australia) 15/10/2020 News «375437553756375737583759376037613762Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
