Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 101162 total results. Showing results 77721 to 77740 «388338843885388638873888388938903891Next ›Last » Govt takes three years to produce 325 words on police firearms Today the Home Office slipped out its long-awaited Firearms Review designed to examine whether firearms officers had enough protections to carry out their jobs. Ordered by then PM David Cameron in December 2015, it has taken more than three years to publish a news story on the Home Office website, which includes the 325 words specifically about the firearms review. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 17/1/2019 News London Assembly calls for creation of domestic abuse register The London Assembly has called on the Government to create a domestic abuse register as part of its draft Domestic Abuse Bill following the publication of a report that reveals almost half of all homicides in London are linked to domestic abuse. Police Professional 17/1/2019 News The Code for Crown Prosecutors: Deaths in Custody The Code for Crown Prosecutors is a public document, issued by the Director of Public Prosecutions that sets out the general principles Crown Prosecutors should follow when they make decisions on cases. Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) 17/1/2019 Report ‘Widespread frustrations’ around the NRM on modern slavery The national lead on modern slavery and human trafficking says it cannot be seen “in isolation from wider police resourcing issues” and more funding should be made available for frontline officers to tackle it. Police Professional 17/1/2019 News Police hopefuls must declare their tattoos – including those in intimate places Candidates wanting to join the police are being asked to submit photographs showing any tattoos they have - even if they are in intimate areas. The Telegraph 17/1/2019 News Javid accused of giving way to police over no conferring rule Plans to segregate officers after a death in custody have been ‘watered down’, say critics The Guardian 17/1/2019 News Revealed: The £100 and £50 bonuses paid to Staffordshire Police officers for searching dead bodies and dealing with hostages Staff even received £50 bonuses for helping to relocate the force's property office Stoke on Trent Live 17/1/2019 News West Midlands Police to use metal detector ‘wands’ to tackle knife crime Frontline West Midlands Police officers are to be equipped with metal detecting ‘wands’ in a bid to tackle knife crime. Halesowen News 17/1/2019 News Crime Commissioner Julia Mulligan hits back after Social Media allegations Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner Julia Mulligan has refuted allegations made over inappropriate activity on social media. The Press (York) 17/1/2019 News Nineteen forces could take on direct entry recruits Just one force is looking to take on both direct entry inspectors and superintendents however. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/1/2019 News Devon and Cornwall Police to introduce spit and bite guards Devon and Cornwall Police are to introduce spit and bite guards (SBG) to limit the number of assaults on officers, staff and other emergency service workers such as paramedics and nurses. Coast FM 17/1/2019 News Police ‘complacent’ on drugs in jails A sheriff has branded police and prison chiefs “complacent” for failing to properly investigate drug crime in Scotland’s jails. The Times - Subscription at source 17/1/2019 News Police misconduct: Watchdog ‘bringing wrong cases’ Only five police officers in England and Wales were dismissed in the last three years following misconduct cases ordered by the police watchdog. BBC 17/1/2019 News Digital dialogue gives public a voice Social media is redefining communications across emergency services and public sector organisations. An event hosted last year by the social media management and compliance platform CrowdControlHQ to examine the ‘emergency services’ use of social media in 2018 and beyond’, highlighted how the new digital landscape was creating an important communications channel for spreading information and is increasingly being used as an alternative by the public to report crimes and incidents to the police Police Professional 16/1/2019 Analysis, Feature Sobering interventions Dr Laura Bainbridge explains how alcohol monitoring could become the new norm. Police Professional 16/1/2019 Analysis, Feature A “Complete and utter mess”: As 2019 kicks off what will become of police IT? It may be the dawning of a new year but many are still haunted by the same ghosts, especially those the police force, who still have the damning police IT report from the Home Affairs Select Committee hanging over them, writes Simon Hall, CEO and co-founder, Coeus Software. Computer Business Review (CBR) 16/1/2019 Feature, Opinion Police Scotland facing budget ‘misery’ The Scottish Government has been warned the proposed budget settlement for Police Scotland threatens to send the force on the same “miserable journey” as its counterparts in England and Wales. The Scotsman 16/1/2019 News Offence of upskirting finally enshrined in law in England and Wales And campaigners have Brexit-embattled PM to thank for taking up the fight. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/1/2019 News Law enforcement teams up to ‘understand’ fraud target types Vulnerable experience 'emotional' as well as financial impact, research says. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/1/2019 News Motorola acquisition will improve police response Motorola Solutions has acquired the US-based data and image analytics company VaaS International Holdings (VaaS) in a $445 million deal that promises to “shorten response times and improve the speed and accuracy of investigations”. Police Professional 16/1/2019 News «388338843885388638873888388938903891Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
