Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115823 total results. Showing results 76601 to 76620 «382738283829383038313832383338343835Next ›Last » ASEAN region: Women increase operational effectiveness of law enforcement, but barriers to participation persist – INTERPOL, UNODC, UN Women report Report highlights the essential role played by women police officers in addressing criminal offences and urges ASEAN authorities to create the conditions for their professional advancement INTERPOL 26/8/2020 News Crime figures offer false sense of security The Police Federation of England and Wales has issued a warning that the public must not be lulled into a false sense of security by the huge reduction in the rate of recorded crime during the lockdown period. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 26/8/2020 News Police officer’s widow to meet home secretary over ‘Harper’s Law’ Lissie Harper is campaigning for criminals convicted of killing emergency services workers to be given life sentences. Sky News 26/8/2020 News Coronavirus: Crime in England and Wales falls during lockdown Crime in England and Wales fell by almost a third in the first two full months of lockdown, according to the Office for National Statistics. BBC 26/8/2020 News Black man shot in back by police in Wisconsin is ‘paralysed from waist down’ The father of a black man who was shot in the back by Wisconsin police in an incident that led to violent protests has said that his son is paralysed from the waist down. The Times - Subscription at source 26/8/2020 News Police governance in Canada: The crucial role of police boards In the second in a series of three articles on Canadian policing, Keith Taylor and Gail Stephens of consultants perivale+taylor explore police governance in Canada, and the structures, legislation, membership and challenges relating to police boards. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 26/8/2020 Analysis, Feature Black Lives Matter: Scotland Yard sued by own adviser for refusal to allow march Scotland Yard faces a High Court challenge from one of its advisers on race over its decision to deny support to a Black Lives Matter march on Sunday. The Times - Subscription at source 26/8/2020 News More police officers may face charges over photos of stabbed sisters Several police officers are facing a misconduct inquiry over the alleged taking of “selfies” next to the bodies of two stabbed sisters and other inappropriate behaviour. The Times - Subscription at source 26/8/2020 News National Crime Agency seizes houses, flats and gym from gang The National Crime Agency has seized 59 properties worth a total of £17 million from an organised crime group with links to the drug trade. The Times - Subscription at source 26/8/2020 News ‘I don’t want pity. I want change’: Jacob Blake’s family pleads for justice Family of Blake, a Black man who may never walk again after being shot by Wisconsin police, also asked for healing amid unrest The Guardian 26/8/2020 News Outage in France as topless women sunbathers are told to cover their breasts by French police Police have caused outrage by asking topless female sunbathers to get dressed on a beach in the south of France. Mail Online 26/8/2020 News Police officer accused of suggesting threesome claims he was ‘set up’ A 36-year-old woman alleges the police officer flirted with her while on duty before saying he wanted to "meet up" to have sex.sky Sky News 26/8/2020 News Wembley killings: Six more police officers face investigation over ‘inappropriate photos’ of murdered sisters’ crime scene The images had been shared in a closed WhatsApp group. Sky News 26/8/2020 News More Met Police officers face action over crime scene photos Six more Met Police officers are facing misconduct probes over allegations of photos being taken next to the bodies of two sisters in north London BBC 26/8/2020 News Porsche driver accused of taunting a dying police officer after a horror smash that killed four was in shock from his own ‘near death experience’ when overheard saying ‘that’s justice’ The Porsche driver accused of filming a dying police officer after a horrific crash that killed four officers was in shock after experiencing his own 'near death experience', a court has heard. Mail Online 26/8/2020 News Pending retirees prioritised for government’s pensions settlement Officers set to retire from policing are a step closer to ending the uncertainty over their pensions if draft Home Office guidance is agreed. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 25/8/2020 News Forces are losing community policing skills, says Government advisor Move to centralised response based model 'not good for neighbourhood policing'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 25/8/2020 News Consultation on draft guidelines for effective supervision released Our draft guidelines for effective supervision have now been released for consultation. College of Policing 25/8/2020 News Public confidence in policing increases 20 percentage points during lockdown Public confidence in policing was up by over 20 percentage points during the first quarter of 2020-21, a new report shows. Police Scotland 25/8/2020 News A perfect storm for civil unrest The social and political climate of 2020 is a perfect storm for public disorder, and the police response to recent tensions could play a pivotal role in whether or not these develop into riots according to members of Sage. 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