Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93900 total results. Showing results 76861 to 76880 «384038413842384338443845384638473848Next ›Last » Is the ‘futures’ bright? Vigilant Research reports on technology futures in policing Vigilant Research's latest report launched this week examines the current police technology futures landscape and offers a set of objectives towards a centralised police technology futures capability. In the first of three articles, Director of Vigilant Research Stephen Roberts explores the current state of police technology futures operations. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 1/5/2018 Analysis Civilian detective scheme launched by Essex Police Members of the public are invited to join Essex Police straight into plain-clothed detective roles for the first time in its history. Echo (Essex) 1/5/2018 News New police database unit for Inverness and Glasgow A new unit to support the duties of frontline police officers has started operating in the Highlands and Islands. BBC 1/5/2018 News Police and Crown Office set out Standards of Service for Victims and Witnesses The Standards of Service for Victims and Witnesses in Scotland were published yesterday. The Edinburgh Reporter 1/5/2018 News Forensic leadership: As a leader, what ‘traces’ do you take away and leave behind? Locard’s Exchange Principle is based on the idea that every contact leaves a trace and is taught on almost every forensic science course around the globe. Veteran Army Commando and MD of Selfless Leadership Paul Kinkaid applies the principle to leadership and examines what 'traces' make a great leader. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 1/5/2018 Opinion New police website sees fivefold rise in crime reports Police have seen a more than fivefold increase in crimes reported online in Suffolk since the launch of a new website. The Journal (Lowestoft) 1/5/2018 News ‘I learned my husband was dead on a police computer’ Heavily pregnant Samantha Dixon was scrolling through the messages on Thames Valley Police's computer system when she read that her husband PC James "Dixie" Dixon had been killed on duty. BBC 1/5/2018 News Undercover relationship woman wants officer prosecution An environmental campaigner who says she was tricked into a sexual relationship with an undercover police officer is mounting a legal challenge to have him prosecuted. BBC 1/5/2018 News PEEL position: The front runners and back markers HMICFRS recently published the annual PEEL performance reports. Despite displaying forces results in the same data tables, there appears to be resistance to facilitating direct comparison of force performance. In the spirit of provoking debate, CoPaCC has converted the PEEL results into a numerical index to identify the front runners and back markers in PEEL performance. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 1/5/2018 Analysis Met Police investigating 65 allegations of voting corruption in London ahead of local elections Forty of the claims centre on the borough of Tower Hamlets, which has been the focus of electoral fraud and wrongdoing in the past The Sun 1/5/2018 News Justice Secretary facing questions over Police Scotland claims Justice Secretary Michael Matheson is being urged to come before MSPs in the wake of “shocking” new allegations about Police Scotland. The Scotsman 1/5/2018 News Stand-in Police Scotland chief Iain Livingstone still considering top job after sex case “mistake” Stand-in Scots police chief Iain Livingstone says he believes he has the ability to do the job and is still considering whether to put himself in the frame. The Herald (Scotland) 1/5/2018 News Transport police launch crackdown on sexual assault on trains The campaign calls on victims of unwanted sexual behaviour to report offences to police, no matter how small the incidents may be perceived to be. Glasgow Live 1/5/2018 News Shropshire police chief welcome progress in tackling crime One of Shropshire's 's top police chiefs has welcomed progress in reducing recorded crime, and said the force is focused on cutting drug related offences. Shropshire Star 1/5/2018 News Drugs are a mug’s game – cash-strapped police spend thousands on campaign merchandise Cash-strapped Thames Valley Police has defended its decision to spend £12,000 on coffee mugs and other promotional merchandise as part of a drugs crackdown. Witney Gazette 1/5/2018 News Surrey Police cannot be everywhere on the streets, PCC David Munro tells Godalming residents The Police and Crime Commissioner explained the difficulties of modern day policing Surrey Live 1/5/2018 News ‘Shocking’ corruption claims removed from Police Scotland report Justice Secretary Michael Matheson (pictured) is being urged to come before MSPs in the wake of “shocking” new allegations about Police Scotland. The National 1/5/2018 News Council boss calls for public to help police solve violent crimes Potential witnesses have been urged to come forward after a man was beaten with a baseball bat in the latest in a spate of violent crimes. Gazette (Essex) 1/5/2018 News Direct entry detective recruitment opens at new force Recruits will not have to serve in uniform before investigating serious crime Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/5/2018 News Officer retired through disability should not face doctor again, rules High Court Injury on duty pension decisions have already been made when forcing personnel to leave force, judge says Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/5/2018 News «384038413842384338443845384638473848Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
