Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115783 total results. Showing results 77541 to 77560 «387438753876387738783879388038813882Next ›Last » New police powers to be broad enough to target Facebook AUSTRALIA: Police will be given new powers to fight online child sex abusers and other serious criminals on Facebook, with the social media platform to be treated like a giant "dark web". The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age can reveal new laws being worked on to go after criminals on the dark web will be broad enough to be used on social media platforms such as Facebook, which are "going dark". The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) 22/7/2020 News Chief Constable Simon Cole’s blog – The strong but thin blue line In recent days there has been another debate about the “thin blue line”. This is a badge some police officers wear on their uniform. If you’ve not seen it, it is the Union Flag with a blue line drawn through it. Firstly, we are very much part of the communities we serve. Secondly, we need to stand apart at times to protect people and do our duty. Holding that line is tough. Leicestershire Police 22/7/2020 Feature, Opinion City of London police set for multi-million shared HQ building One of the UK's smallest police forces is set to move to a multi-million pound complex in the heart of the capital. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/7/2020 News West Midlands bring testimonies to stop and search training West Midlands Police is developing new stop and search training which will incorporate testimonies from targeted individuals in order to have a more "reflective" learning approach Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/7/2020 News Officers justified in use of PAVA spray against violent pair, says PIRC A Police Investigations and Review (PIRC) has found officers acted proportionally in discharging PAVA spray during the arrest of two people acting violently. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/7/2020 News PCCs issue grim warning on lack of central funding for pay rise PCCs have made grim predictions about jobs following confirmation of next year's pay deal. The 2.5% will have to come from central government to avoid cuts, they warned. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/7/2020 News Capita secures ESN infrastructure contract for London Underground Capita has agreed a contract with Transport for London (TfL) to design and deliver key elements of the network infrastructure that will underpin the new Emergency Services Network (ESN) throughout the London Underground. Police Professional 22/7/2020 News Sydney police asked a woman ‘to remove her tampon’ during a strip search outside The Star casino A young woman was left humiliated after she was asked to remove her tampon during a police strip search on a night out with her friend. Mail Online 22/7/2020 News Home Office to review PCC role but no abolition plans Lessons from the COVID-19 lockdown will be raised in a Home Office review of Police and Crime Commissioners. But the job will stay, as will the 43 force model Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/7/2020 News WYP officer removed from frontline duties following ‘knee on neck’ incident An officer from West Yorkshire Police had been removed from frontline operational duties after footage shared on social media showed him apparently kneeling on the neck of a teenager during an arrest. Police Professional 22/7/2020 News Home Secretary to give public greater say over policing through PCC review The first government review of police and crime commissioners (PCCs) since their creation will help “sharpen accountability, scrutiny and transparency” says Home Secretary Priti Patel. Police Professional 22/7/2020 News 2019/20 annual report shows improved performance The Independent Office for Police Conduct today issued its 2019/2020 annual report, which showed ongoing improvement in delivery of changes to the police complaints system, with a third of investigations now completed in under six months, and 83% within 12 months. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 22/7/2020 News Chief Constables welcome police pay increase The National Police Chiefs’ Council has welcomed the government’s announcement of a 2.5% pay rise for police officers. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 22/7/2020 News Review of PCC Model – APCC response APCC Chair Paddy Tipping and Vice Chairs Roger Hirst and Martin Surl said: “Police and Crime Commissioners welcome the review announced by the Government today. This is an opportunity to reflect on the learning since the role was created and to help shape and develop it moving forward. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 22/7/2020 News Sydney police ‘asked woman to remove tampon’ in strip-search Police in Sydney asked a young woman to remove her tampon during a strip-search, a law enforcement review has found. BBC 22/7/2020 News Russia threat: Dame Cressida Dick calls for ‘firmer’ spy laws Britain’s most senior police officer today called for the Official Secrets Act to be “firmed up”, warning that the public should be concerned about the threat from Russia. The Times - Subscription at source 22/7/2020 News Coronavirus: London police to enforce face masks ‘as last resort’ Police in London will only enforce the wearing of masks in shops "as a last resort", the Met Commissioner has said. BBC 22/7/2020 News Report Watch: HMICFRS A call for help – police contact management through call handling and control rooms The latest in our Report Watch series summarises HMICFRS inspection of police forces' call-handling and contact management centres in 2018/19 Policing Insight - Subscription at source 22/7/2020 Analysis, Feature Trust, risk and routine arming: The killing of a frontline officer challenges New Zealand police practice The fatal shooting of a New Zealand police officer and wounding of his colleague has reignited the debate on arming the police. Dr. Ross Hendy, Lecturer in Criminology in the School of Social Sciences at Monash University, discusses the impact and attitudes towards routinely arming the police. Policing Insight 22/7/2020 Analysis, Feature Officers should not ‘take the knee’ on duty says Met Commissioner Cressida Dick also says 'any officer worth their salt' would have stopped team GB athlete's vehicle. 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