Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115791 total results. Showing results 77041 to 77060 «384938503851385238533854385538563857Next ›Last » Reforms risk Police Scotland’s independence, former auditor warns Attempts to change oversight of Scotland's police force would put the independence of its Chief Constable at risk, the former spending watchdog has warned. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/8/2020 News Custody super-block closed after three staff members test positive Facility designated for COVID-19 detainees shut down for thorough clean and detainees transferred to temporary site. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/8/2020 News Officer who sustained life-threatening injuries backs “Andrews Law” PC who suffered fractured pelvis in stolen car attack says people "do ridiculous things for seeimngly minor crimes." Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/8/2020 News Injured police officer returns to work and backs family calls for ‘Andrew’s Law’ An officer from West Midlands Police who suffered a shattered pelvis when he was run over by a car thief five days before the death of Police Constable Andrew Harper has backed calls for tougher sentences. Police Professional 10/8/2020 News Police, fire and crime by consent? Now more than ever, consultation is key PCCs (and PFCCs) have a statutory duty to consult the public before drawing up plans and setting out priorities. But in an era of social distancing, greater public scrutiny and an increasing appetite for legal challenge, successfully fulfilling that statutory public consultation duty is more complex than ever, as Anna Collins of the Consultation Institute explains. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 10/8/2020 Feature, Opinion Racial bias is pulling Black young adults into an avoidable cycle of crisis and crime Today, Revolving Doors Agency publishes an analysis of government data that shows Black young adults (18-24) are significantly more likely to be dragged into the criminal justice system for relatively low-level and non-violent offences, such as theft or minor drug offences. Rather than being given the support they need, they are swept away into our criminal justice system. Revolving Doors Agency 10/8/2020 Report Revolving Doors Agency publishes evidence briefing Revolving Doors Agency has published an analysis of government data that shows Black young adults (18-24) are significantly more likely to be brought into the criminal justice system for relatively low-level and non-violent offences, such as theft or minor drug offences. Rather than being given the support they need, they are swept away into our criminal justice system. HMI Wendy Williams sat on the New Generation Policing Advisory Board, run by Revolving Doors Agency, and contributed to this analysis. She said: “As the gatekeepers of the criminal justice system, the police have both the responsibility and the opportunity to divert young people from the system wherever appropriate. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 10/8/2020 News Home Secretary appoints small boat commander Dan O'Mahoney has been appointed to collaborate with the French to tackle Channel crossings. Home Office 10/8/2020 News Fragmented mental health services and failure to learn creates risks of violent homicides, report says ‘Some mental health trusts and the regulators see it as a tick-box exercise rather than really learning’ The Independent 10/8/2020 News Police launch a new deployment centre for Auckland NEW ZEALAND: Police are excited to announce a new deployment centre for Auckland that will see a more effective response of Police staff across New Zealand’s largest city. New Zealand Police 10/8/2020 News Police officer run over by thieves backs ‘Andrew’s Law’ A police officer who nearly died after being run over by car thieves has added his support for mandatory life sentences for anyone who kills a member of the emergency services. BBC 10/8/2020 News Labour MP Dawn Butler stopped by police in London Dawn Butler, the Labour MP and former shadow equalities minister, has accused the police of being institutionally racist after she and a friend were stopped while driving to Sunday lunch. The Guardian 10/8/2020 News Police in Belarus detained 3,000 people at protests after election Police in Belarus detained around 3,000 people at protests that erupted on Sunday following the presidential election, Russia’s RIA news agency cited the Belarusian Interior Ministry as saying on Monday. Reuters 10/8/2020 News Labour MP Dawn Butler accuses police of racially profiling her after calling on commissioner Cressida Dick to resign Labour MP Dawn Butler says she was racially profiled by police just 24 hours after she called for lesbian police commissioner Cressida Dick to resign. Pink News 10/8/2020 News Dawn Butler: MP calls for ‘system change’ after police stop An MP has called for a "system change" after she was stopped while travelling in a car in east London. BBC 10/8/2020 News Police racism inquiries in the UK: Do they change how things work? Do the police racially discriminate against people from black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) communities? BBC 10/8/2020 Analysis, Feature Katrina Makunova, who died fighting ex, alerted Metropolitan Police three times A teenager killed in a fight with her former boyfriend had repeatedly complained to police about his violent behaviour in the weeks before she died, a pre-inquest review heard. The Times - Subscription at source 10/8/2020 News Dawn Butler: Police pulled me over because I’m black The Labour MP Dawn Butler has accused police officers of racially profiling her after she and a friend were stopped as they drove through London. The Times 10/8/2020 News Metropolitan Police’s security breached by ‘walking through door’ An infiltration exercise at Britain’s biggest police force exposed “worryingly” lax security, with 85 per cent of buildings able to be breached. The Times - Subscription at source 10/8/2020 News Coronavirus: Police stop thousands for failing to cover up Thousands of passengers have been stopped for not wearing facemasks on public transport but only a small number of them fined. The Times - Subscription at source 10/8/2020 News «384938503851385238533854385538563857Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
