Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 101330 total results. Showing results 76081 to 76100 «380138023803380438053806380738083809Next ›Last » First Ever Special Superintendent Appointed At South Wales Police Choosing to support South Wales Police in fighting crime, the first Special Superintendent role advertised within the force has found its match in the appointment of Jason Coleman. Wales 24/7 2/4/2019 News Isn’t it the Home Secretary’s job to deal with knife crime, not our teachers and nurses? Picture the scene. It’s registration time at the East London Academy of Drive-By Shootings, and Mrs Smith is checking that 5C are all present and correct. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 2/4/2019 Feature, Opinion Vision for new joint police, fire and ambulance base in Stowmarket set to be revealed Plans to create a joint police, fire and ambulance base in Stowmarket are set to be revealed in a matter of weeks. East Anglian Daily Times 2/4/2019 News New T/ACC Andrea Bishop joins the Ministry of Defence Police This week the Ministry of Defence Police (MDP) welcomes new Assistant Chief Constable (ACC) Andrea Bishop, who will celebrate 30 years’ police service later this year. Ministry of Defence (MoD) 2/4/2019 News Lincolnshire Police prepare plans for Brexit-fuelled hate crimes Fearing a rise in Brexit-fuelled hate crimes, Lincolnshire Police prepared reassurance messages for EU nationals living in the county. The Lincolnite 2/4/2019 News Humza Yousaf accuses Tories of ‘crocodile tears’ over police fleet Justice Secretary Humza Yousaf has hit back at opposition MSPs over claims Police Scotland's fleet of vehicles is not fit for purpose. The National 2/4/2019 News Finn’s Law: Stabbed police dog law passed by Lords The House of Lords has passed a law giving protection to service dogs and horses after a campaign by the handler of a police dog which was stabbed. BBC 2/4/2019 News Innovate 2019 Public Safety Conference Register your place at Innovate, a symposium of thought-leadership blended with hands-on training. A place to network with peers and learn from experts. A place to find out what’s on the horizon for police forces across Europe. Policing Insight 2/4/2019 News Weekly academic research summary This summary curates the key policing-related research that's been published online in the last week, with links to the original journal articles, and selected abstracts - plus a short guide outlining how serving police officers and staff can get access, free, to many of the articles listed through the National Police Library. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 2/4/2019 News From Somerset to South Sudan: Community policing in a conflict zone How does community policing translate to a former war zone like South Sudan? Jackie Gold, Chief Inspector with Avon and Somerset Police, explains the importance of gaining a clear understanding of the mandate, finding opportunities for ‘quick wins’, influencing others, cultural awareness and taking risks. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 2/4/2019 Analysis New ACC Andrea Bishop joins the Ministry of Defence Police This week the Ministry of Defence Police (MDP) welcomes new Assistant Chief Constable (ACC) Andrea Bishop, who will celebrate 30 years’ police service later this year. Ministry of Defence (MoD) 2/4/2019 News Police Governance Summit 2019: Keynote speakers announced BOOKING IS OPEN for the first annual "Police Governance" summit, which will take place on Wednesday 3rd to Thursday 4th July 2019. Put the dates in your diary today - and book your place now! CoPaCC Chief Executive and Policing Insight Publisher, Bernard Rix, sets out why you should attend... Policing Insight 2/4/2019 News Tracking the Evolution of Police Training and Education in Poland: Linear Developments and Exciting Prospects An important issue for police services across the world is the training and education of police personnel. Both training and education have often been linked to the professionalization of policing. An overview of current developments in police training and education in Poland is provided by a discussion and delineation of learning pathways for Polish police officers and the relevant pieces of legislation that have influenced these pathways. This contributes significant knowledge to international literature by being the first repository of information about Polish police training and education. The historical context of police and police training in Poland is introduced first, followed by an overview of the two-tier system of training. Finally, developments of police training in the Polish context are critically assessed to demonstrate the slow, yet undeniable, approach toward professionalisation of police officers in Poland. Police Practice and Research - Registration at source 2/4/2019 Research article Common interest: How police and fire can benefit from data-driven collaboration The Police Foundation's recent report, Data-driven Policing and Public Value, highlights the fundamental importance of data to service delivery. Catherine Levin explores the findings of the report, including the benefits of identifying common areas of interest around data between police and fire. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 2/4/2019 Analysis Surrey Police outlines plans to tackle knife crime Specialist police officers could be deployed to every borough and district in Surrey to tackle knife crime and County Lines drug problems, according to a report. County Border News 2/4/2019 News APCC response to HMICFRS report “Fraud: Time to choose” "We know the impact that being a victim of fraud can have, both emotionally as well as financially, and this report highlights that a much more joined-up approach is needed to best tackle what is an evolving threat." Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 2/4/2019 News Lee Sparks died in custody after ‘inadequate search’ A man who died in police custody after swallowing cocaine was inadequately searched by police, a jury concluded. BBC 2/4/2019 News Brexit: Food prices to rise 10%, police unable to protect public and worst recession in decade, UK’s top civil servant warns in leaked no-deal analysis Cabinet secretary Sir Mark Sedwill says no deal would make UK 'less safe', see food prices soar and trigger worst recession in a decade. The Independent 2/4/2019 News Armed police acted appropriately in former gangster shooting incident, says watchdog Unarmed man 'posed threat' to force, IOPC decides. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/4/2019 News Role to ‘reduce demand on investigators’ as victims at high risk of scams, HMICFRS warns Some forces are actively looking for excuses not to investigate fraud cases, a watchdog report reveals. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/4/2019 News «380138023803380438053806380738083809Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
