Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104523 total results. Showing results 77941 to 77960 «389438953896389738983899390039013902Next ›Last » Lincolnshire Police to recruit 30 new officers after funding boost Lincolnshire Police will be able to boost their ranks with an extra 30 new officers this Autumn after additional funding of £1.8 million was secured. The Lincolnite 29/5/2019 News Drone squad could provide ‘eye in the sky’ to tackle terror attacks and major accidents, say police Police should create a national “eye in the sky” drone squad to help tackle major incidents such as terror attacks, according to a senior force specialist who says the unmanned craft can often provide better value than helicopters. The Telegraph 29/5/2019 News Sajid Javid vows to recruit 20,000 extra police in his bid to become Prime Minister Sajid Javid will lay out his bid to become Prime Minister by vowing to recruit 20,000 extra police officers - and put bobbies on the beat “in every corner of the country”. The Sun 29/5/2019 News Police target London properties worth £80m in ‘dirty money’ probe National Crime Agency obtains second set of unexplained wealth orders Financial Times 29/5/2019 News Tories propose law to keep Scotland’s worst criminals behind bars for life The party wants to bring in similar legislation to England and Wales meaning some murderers and rapists would die in jail. Express & Star 29/5/2019 News Natwest most complained about bank for fraud claims NatWest is the most complained about bank when it comes to handling fraud claims, a BBC probe has revealed. BBC 29/5/2019 Analysis, Feature Big banks under pressure to compensate victims of fraud Some of Britain’s biggest banks are coming under pressure to sign up to a voluntary scheme that paves the way for more refunds to customers who fall victim to scams. The Times - Subscription at source 29/5/2019 News Police used excessive force in arrest of Edir da Costa, inquest told Police officers who restrained and pepper-sprayed Edir da Costa on the night he was fatally injured used unusual force for a stop and search and failed to give him first aid quickly enough, an expert witness at the inquest into his death has said. The Guardian 28/5/2019 News Serious and organised crime local partnerships bulletin: April 2019 April 2019 edition of the serious and organised crime local partnerships bulletin. Home Office 28/5/2019 News Officer welfare a priority during Trump visit Officers deployed on a mutual aid basis for President Trump’s forthcoming visit will receive a fairer deal thanks to the Federation. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 28/5/2019 News Deputy moves up to chief after ‘genuinely tough and demanding’ selection process Garry Forysth to take over as Jon Boutcher's replacement in July. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 28/5/2019 News Youngest deputy PCC in country ‘focussing on violent crime’ At 27, Ashley Bertie is preparing to be part of the new-look governing body of West Midlands Police. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 28/5/2019 News Treatment of Northern Irish journalists likened to police state, court hears The arrest of two Northern Irish journalists after they embarrassed authorities by obtaining documents relating to a mass murder “was the kind of operation more associated with a police state than with a liberal democracy”, a court has heard. The Guardian 28/5/2019 News Officers cleared of misconduct after man lost tips of fingers in cell Essex Police has apologised for the injury to the 33-year-old Romanian and for the “disappointing” length of time – four years – it took to finalise former Independent Police Complaints Commission-led proceedings. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 28/5/2019 News Report modern slavery as a First Responder How you can report cases of modern slavery and human trafficking in the UK if you’re a First Responder. Home Office 28/5/2019 Report Face identification study finds the best machines almost equal to the best humans Face identification is increasingly used by law enforcement agencies. So how accurate are the people tasked with making the final call? And how do they compare to the latest algorithms? ABC News (Australia) 28/5/2019 News How effective are Video Surveillance Systems (VSS)? VSS are operated by most Local Authorities in England and Wales and are intrinsically linked with operational policing to protect the public and ensure their safety. Indeed the whole genre of video surveillance systems (VSS) beyond the traditional CCTV is growing rapidly – Drones and Body Worn cameras, Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) and evolution of technology incorporating artificial intelligence represent the current landscape. It’s evolved in the last few decades from just a few dozen cameras to millions of cameras in operation now. They are everywhere from stadiums and trains stations, shops and high-streets, cash machines and even abattoirs. Surveillance Camera Commissioner 28/5/2019 Feature, Opinion Number of Met Police officers on long-term sick doubles after knife crime surge The number of Met officers on sick leave is soaring as a police leader warns that they are dealing with a “war zone” on London’s streets. The Standard 28/5/2019 News Home Secretary Sajid Javid pledges more police on our streets to stop knife crime as he bids to be the next PM By Sajid Javid, Home Secretary The Sun 28/5/2019 Feature, Opinion Policing Labour Trafficking in the United States Despite new mandates to identify and respond to labour trafficking crimes, US law enforcement struggles to integrate labour trafficking enforcement with traditional policing routines and roles. As a result, human trafficking enforcement has primarily focused on sex trafficking and few labour trafficking cases have been identified and prosecuted. This study utilizes data from 86 qualitative interviews with municipal, state, county and federal law enforcement, victim service providers and labour trafficking victims in four US communities to inform our understanding of police responses to labour trafficking in local communities. Through the coding of these interviews across a series of themes, we identify three major challenges that impact police identification and response to labour trafficking crimes. These include lack of clarity about the definition of labour trafficking, lack of institutional readiness to address labour trafficking, and routines of police work that undermine police responsiveness to labour trafficking in local communities. Trends in Organized Crime - Registration at source 28/5/2019 Research article «389438953896389738983899390039013902Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
