Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103185 total results. Showing results 77681 to 77700 «388138823883388438853886388738883889Next ›Last » England and Wales police get dedicated cybercrime units Every England and Wales police force now has a dedicated cybercrime unit, thanks to a multimillion-pound government investment, it was revealed yesterday. The announcement was made by the National Police Chief’s Council (NPCC) National Cybercrime Programme, and claimed that forces were able to access £7m in funds to fill the units with specialist officers and equipment. Info Security 12/4/2019 News Fewer people injured in violent attacks – A&E data study Overall levels of violence in England and Wales are on the decline, in spite of an increase in knife crime, a study of A&E data suggests. BBC 12/4/2019 News Victims aged seven to 70 subject to upskirting last year, police figures show Figures show people were targeted in shops, while at work, in the street and even at school The Independent 12/4/2019 News Police detectors to warn mobile phone-using drivers Mobile phone detectors are to be used by police to find drivers using devices at the wheel. The Thames Valley and Hampshire forces are rolling out the technology to show when motorists are using their phones. BBC 12/4/2019 News Updates on civilianisation negotiations/promotion advisory council/recognition as service for pensions purposes REUBLIC OF IRELAND: Two meetings of the Civilianisation Working Group comprising of representatives from all Garda staff associations and Senior Garda management were held on the 1st and 8th of April 2019. [pdf] Garda Representative Association (GRA) 12/4/2019 Report ‘Governance of West Midlands force is a big job on its own’ Combined role should be out of the question, says Momentum-backed councillor up for PCC role Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/4/2019 News Police are being armed with Bluetooth gadgets that can sense when drivers are using their phone at the wheel Police have been armed with a device that can tell when motorists are using their phones while driving. Mail Online 12/4/2019 News Illegal drug dealing and ‘county lines’ gangs are creating a ‘latter-day mafia’ in ‘narco state’ Britain, police chief warns Illegal drug dealing and the prominence of so-called 'county lines' gangs are creating a 'latter-day mafia' in the UK, a prominent police chief has warned. Mail Online 12/4/2019 News Police chief says failed drug laws could create ‘narco state’ Britain Britain’s failed approach to tackling the drug trade could lead to the formation of “narco states”, a police chief is warning. The Times 12/4/2019 News Upskirting law will help women assert control over their bodies Wera Hobhouse is the Liberal Democrat MP for Bath The Times - Subscription at source 12/4/2019 Feature, Opinion Teenage gamers being drawn into cybercrime, police warn Organised crime groups are using computer games to recruit teenagers to become the next generation of cybercriminals, police say. The Times - Subscription at source 12/4/2019 News Tougher penalty for Britons who go to terror hotspots British citizens who travel to overseas terrorism hotspots face up to ten years in jail under new laws which come into force today. The Times - Subscription at source 12/4/2019 News Upskirting now a crime after woman’s campaign Upskirting is now a criminal offence in England and Wales after a campaign by a woman targeted at a music festival. BBC 12/4/2019 News Fewer people injured in violent attacks – A&E data study Overall levels of violence in England and Wales are on the decline, in spite of an increase in knife crime, a study of A&E data suggests. BBC 12/4/2019 News Word play The rise of online rather than face-to-face interaction means it is increasingly difficult to determine when someone is being untruthful. However, new research could establish a way to detect such lies by spotting the specific words used by those seeking to deceive. Police Professional - Subscription at source 11/4/2019 News Murder in mind Dr Jason Roach, director of the Applied Criminology and Policing Centre at the University of Huddersfield, believes the very term “cold case” put a dampener on expectations of success. Police Professional - Subscription at source 11/4/2019 Analysis, Feature Radical change needed My ongoing research with more than 100 young offenders in London, including gang and former gang members, suggests that young people in certain areas of London start carrying knives at a young age because they are aware of the risks they face in their neighbourhoods. Police Professional - Subscription at source 11/4/2019 Analysis, Feature APCC lead for cyber crime, comments on the national launch of force cyber crime units PCC Clive Grunshaw: “Cyber Crime is an ever increasing threat, and although the UK is well protected at a National level, both individuals and businesses in our local communities suffer from those exploiting new technology for criminal gain." Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 11/4/2019 News Profits behind bars The growing influence of organised crime gangs within the prison system means that police can no longer ignore what goes on behind bars if they want to be truly effective. Police Professional investigates the scale of the issue and looks at the work being done to tackle the problem. Police Professional - Subscription at source 11/4/2019 Analysis, Feature Home Secretary to review who should run Gloucestershire’s fire service as police boss and county council reach loggerheads The county's Police and Crime Commissioner Martin Surl is at odds with Gloucestershire County Council over the governance Gloucestershire Live 11/4/2019 News «388138823883388438853886388738883889Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
