Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 91662 total results. Showing results 77201 to 77220 «385738583859386038613862386338643865Next ›Last » Police defend staffing after “unrest” forced businesses to close in two towns Police are still investigating just how unrest involving up to 40 people closed down an entire village over Christmas. Gloucestershire Live 2/1/2018 News South Yorkshire Police calls for Government cash to deal with aftermath of ‘past mistakes’ South Yorkshire's Police and Crime Commissioner has called for Government cash to help the force deal with the aftermath of past mistakes. The Star (Yorkshire) 2/1/2018 News Essex Police deputy chief in hurled stress ball probe A deputy chief constable has been accused of injuring a fellow officer by hurling a stress ball at his throat. BBC 2/1/2018 News Police impose 20 minute limit on examining CCTV for petty crimes Scotland Yard will no longer investigate low level crimes if officers have to look at CCTV for more than 20 minutes. The Standard 2/1/2018 News Met Police Urged To Scrap ‘Shady’ Gang Database Amid Claims 35% Of Its Subjects Aren’t Serious Offenders Justice groups are calling for the Metropolitan Police to scrap its “shady” gang intelligence database as a major report is set to reveal that more than a third of the people on it have not committed any serious crimes. Huffington Post 2/1/2018 Analysis, Feature Allegations of sexual harassment, bullying and racism at Suffolk police and fire forces revealed Instances of inappropriate behaviour by staff at Suffolk police and fire services over the last three years have emerged – but not all have resulted in any action being taken. East Anglian Daily Times 2/1/2018 News West Midlands Police strip crooks of £17 million More than £17 million has been seized from crooks in the West Midlands in the past five years. Express & Star 2/1/2018 News Why the secret handshake between police and Freemasons should worry us Successive Met commissioners have tried to end the society’s influence. It is as clear as ever that membership of both bodies is incompatible with public service The Guardian 2/1/2018 Feature, Opinion Bumper New Year 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 2/1/2018 News ELLO, ELLO, ECHO Amazon Echo could be used by victims to report crimes to cops — in order to slash pressure on call centres Police are hoping that the voice-activated device will be able to deliver local crime bulletins, relay information on wanted suspects and the whereabouts of force helicopters The Sun 2/1/2018 News North Wales Police pays out £75k in compensation to its own employees Injuries to backs, fingers, ankles and stress has seen thousands awarded over the past five years North Wales Live 2/1/2018 News Police use Amazon’s Alexa to fight crime Alexa — bring me justice. A police force is experimenting with using Amazon’s voice-activated Echo device to provide daily updates to the public and even to log reports of crime. The Times - Subscription at source 2/1/2018 News Analysis: Police budget cuts begin to bite into services In November police chiefs were rebuked by the home secretary for publicly appealing for more funding. The Times - Subscription at source 2/1/2018 Analysis, Feature Met is giving up on non-serious crime Britain’s biggest police force will not investigate crimes including public order offences, shoplifting and low-level assaults if officers are required to look at CCTV for more than 20 minutes, The Times has learnt. The Times - Subscription at source 2/1/2018 News Crowded jails may free old inmates early Elderly inmates could be let out early to relieve pressure on overcrowded prisons under plans being considered by ministers. The Times - Subscription at source 2/1/2018 News Coercive control two years on: How is the law being used? In the first part of a series on the crime JJ Hutber takes a look at how law enforcement and criminal justice have used the new powers so far Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/1/2018 Analysis, Feature New South Wales Police chief’s neighbourhood policing vow Matt Jukes has become South Wales Police's new chief constable on New Year's Day, pledging to "protect neighbourhood policing". BBC 1/1/2018 News Police and politicians must get a grip on violent crime As London prepared to host a spectacular fireworks display to welcome in the new year, the capital was gripped by darker forces away from the heavily policed set-piece events. Elsewhere, four young men were stabbed to death in incidents across the city, further evidence that the police, in London and other conurbations, need to get a grip on rising violence. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 1/1/2018 Feature, Opinion Police chief is accused of ‘soft justice’ after telling his officers to interview child suspects in their homes rather than custody A police chief has come under fire for saying officers should take a 'sympathetic and caring' approach to young offenders. Mail Online 1/1/2018 News Cleveland Police chief Iain Spittal bids fond farewell to the force as he cycles in on his last day Retiring Cleveland Police chief constable cycled into work on his last day - just as he did on his first operational shift over 31 years ago Gazette Live 1/1/2018 News «385738583859386038613862386338643865Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
