Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103232 total results. Showing results 77341 to 77360 «386438653866386738683869387038713872Next ›Last » Twelve years after my husband’s murder, the police still don’t take anti-social behaviour seriously It’s almost 12 years since my husband Garry was kicked to death when he went outside to confront teenagers who were vandalising my car at our home in Warrington. Over a period of months, the same gang had been targeting ordinary families, living in an ordinary street, in an ordinary neighbourhood, with an escalating campaign of abuse, violence and criminal damage. So I know only too well how such “anti-social behaviour” brings nothing but misery. This is why I feel so enraged whenever police and politicians dismiss it as “low-level” crime. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 30/4/2019 Feature, Opinion ‘Why must we pay to report crime?’ – Baroness Newlove queries 101 service and says anti-social behaviour out of control Victims of anti-social behaviour are being forced to pay to report offences to the police, Baroness Newlove warns today as she criticises the authorities for dismissing the offences as “low level”. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 30/4/2019 News The Times view on phone data in rape trials: Fair Disclosure Asking rape victims to allow police access to their mobiles is a reasoned response to a string of collapsed trials. But strict protocols must be observed The Times - Subscription at source 30/4/2019 Feature, Opinion Victims tsar Baroness Newlove says antisocial crime is ignored The victims’ commissioner has accused police and local authorities of continuing to ignore antisocial behaviour 12 years after her husband was kicked to death by a gang. The Times - Subscription at source 30/4/2019 News Rape cases being dropped amid fears of ‘digital strip search’ Rape cases are increasingly collapsing because women are resisting police requests to hand over personal information from their mobile phones, a leading victims’ representative has said. The Times - Subscription at source 30/4/2019 News Anti-social behaviour ‘nightmare’ ignored, says report Anti-social behaviour that leaves victims "living a nightmare" is being ignored by authorities across England and Wales, a report warns. BBC 30/4/2019 News New docu exposes scandal of officer assaults Starting this evening, Monday 29 April at 10pm, Channel 5’s new four-part series Police Code Zero: Officer Under Attack will lift the lid on the dangers facing police officers. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 29/4/2019 News Cyber attacks impact Federation IT On Saturday 9 and Thursday 21 March, systems at our HQ in Leatherhead were subject to a malware attack which impacted a number of our databases and servers. As a result, our internal website The Hub was disabled and we were unable to update this site. Some local Federation websites have also been affected. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 29/4/2019 News More than 2,500 prison staff disciplined in five years, MoJ figures show Exclusive: FOI data reveals scale of problem, ahead of launch of counter-corruption unit to tackle offences include bringing drugs into prisons. The Guardian 29/4/2019 News Rape victims must hand over phones to police or prosecutions ‘may not go ahead’ Renewed fears that complainants will be 'put off coming forward because of disclosing history'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/4/2019 News Disclosure consent forms rolled out under threat of legal challenge Victims of crime, including those alleging rape, are being asked to give police access to their phones and social media accounts or risk prosecutions not going ahead. Police Professional 29/4/2019 News Why I refused to give police my phone: one rape survivor’s story ‘The most private details of my life were going to be revealed to anyone and everyone.' The Guardian 29/4/2019 News APCC chair to call for ‘whole system’ approach to tackle serious crime Ahead of his appearance in front of the Home Affairs Select Committee, APCC Chair and Serious Violence Lead, Mark Burns-Williamson has called for sustainable, longer-term funding to support a ‘whole system’ approach to tackle serious violence. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 29/4/2019 News Glasgow urged to let public see how it plans to use £1.2m face-scan CCTV system Glasgow has been urged to invite the public to turn the tables on its CCTV operatives. June 20th has been selected as Surveillance Camera Day and councils are being urged to throw their doors open so people can see how they operate at first hand. Evening Times (Glasgow) 29/4/2019 News Why might rape victims refuse to give their phones to police? Victims’ groups fear demand for access to digital records could deter complainants The Guardian 29/4/2019 Analysis, Feature Police face legal action over requests for rape complainants’ data Campaigners condemn new consent forms authorising detectives to search texts, images and call data The Guardian 29/4/2019 News Anger at rape victims being asked to hand phones to police There has been strong criticism of a move to get rape victims to hand over their phones to police - or risk prosecutions not going ahead. BBC 29/4/2019 News Demanding rape victims hand over their phones is an intrusion too far New police guidelines mean that even fewer assaults will be reported, making a bad situation worse The Guardian 29/4/2019 Feature, Opinion Progress update in meeting the disclosure challenge Progress in meeting the challenges faced by disclosure has been put under the spotlight today as the latest update on the National Improvement Plan is published. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 29/4/2019 News Inquiry launched into former chief constable’s disclosure to MP The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has launched a third investigation into North Wales Police’s actions prior to the 2017 death of Nicholas Churton. Police Professional 29/4/2019 News «386438653866386738683869387038713872Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
