Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93900 total results. Showing results 75721 to 75740 «378337843785378637873788378937903791Next ›Last » Stop calling people who report rape or sexual assaults ‘victims’, appeals court judges tells police One of the country’s most senior judges yesterday told police to stop calling those who report rape or sexual assaults ‘victims’. No one in a sex case is a victim until the crime has been proved by a guilty plea or a guilty verdict, Lord Justice Gross said. Mail Online 21/6/2018 News Mental health crisis leaves police officers looking after ill patients A senior officer has revealed that police officers are looking after mental health patients due to a shortage of psychiatric beds. This means that police officers are sometimes unable to go out on the beat, according to Assistant chief constable Terry Woods. Lancashire Telegraph 21/6/2018 News Police chief admits to ‘ignoring’ rural crime as policing issue But new evidence is helping local forces ‘start to understand some of the things we are really taking for granted and have been taking for granted in the wrong way in the past’. Farmers Guardian 21/6/2018 News Police chief calls on parents and teachers to help in fight against knife crime Teachers and parents are being called on by West Midlands Police to assist in the fight against knife crime. Chief Constable Dave Thompson wants them to have 'heart-to-heart conversations' with children in a bid to steer young people away from knives. It comes as knife crime across the region continues to rise. Express & Star 21/6/2018 News ‘Upskirting’ law moves a step closer Bill making ‘upskirting’ a specific offence introduced in the Commons today (21 June 2018). Ministry of Justice (MoJ) 21/6/2018 News Decline in drivers prosecuted for using their mobile phone behind the wheel A combination of fewer traffic police, increased fines and improved connectivity in new vehicles is likely behind a 30% drop in motorists being charged with using their mobile phone while at the wheel. Fleet News 21/6/2018 News Rashan Charles: Police restraint death ‘accidental’ The death of a man who was restrained by a police officer was accidental, an inquest has found. Rashan Charles, 20, died in hospital after police chased him into a shop in Dalston, east London, on 22 July 2017. BBC 21/6/2018 News Rashan Charles’s death after police chase was accident, jury finds Inquest described as a farce after actions of officer ruled as a justified use of force The Guardian 21/6/2018 News Scottish police working with Somali women to stop gang violence Glasgow unit hopes community collaboration will prevent gang crime spreading from London The Guardian 21/6/2018 News Durham Constabulary comes out on top for best crime detection rates Chief Constable Mike Barton says 21st Century technology combined with traditional policing methods made the difference Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/6/2018 News New positive action scheme introduced at the Met Force paying full costs for men and minority ethnic candidates to take pre-training qualification Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/6/2018 News EU Terrorism Situation and Trend Report 2018 New EU Terrorism Situation and Trend Report describes terrorist incidents and activities on European soil [PDF] Europol 20/6/2018 Report Terrorist threat in the EU remains high despite the decline of IS in Iraq and Syria New EU Terrorism Situation and Trend Report describes terrorist incidents and activities on European soil Europol 20/6/2018 News UK hit hardest by terror in 2017 The UK experienced almost twice as many terror attacks as any other EU country last year following a spike in the threat from violent jihadism. Police Professional - Subscription at source 20/6/2018 News NPCC defends ‘effective’ policing as detection rates fall Policing leaders are urging “caution” in interpreting data around recorded crime and associated detection rates as new figures reveal fewer than one in 20 burglaries and street robberies are being solved. Police Professional - Subscription at source 20/6/2018 News Brexit will mean we are ‘all less safe’, says West Midlands police chief The West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) says that losing access to key EU databases after Brexit means "we will all be less safe". Birmingham Post 20/6/2018 News UK government ratifies Lanzarote Convention to tackle child sexual exploitation Victoria Atkins will reaffirm this government’s determination to end the sexual exploitation of children around the world by ratifying the Lanzarote Convention. Home Office 20/6/2018 News Government introduces new Offensive Weapons Bill to tackle serious violence The Home Secretary has today (Wednesday 20 June) introduced new legislation to ban the delivery of knives and corrosives bought online to residential addresses. The Offensive Weapons Bill will make it harder for young people to buy knives and acid online with sellers requiring rigorous age verification to prove those purchasing knives or corrosives are over 18. Failure to do so will leave them liable for prosecution. Home Office 20/6/2018 News New plan from police and county council to tackle rise in hate crime in Essex A new plan is being put together to tackle a massive rise in hate crime. Braintree & Witham Times 20/6/2018 News Brexit will mean we are ‘all less safe’, says West Midlands police chief The West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) says that losing access to key EU databases after Brexit means "we will all be less safe". 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