Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93846 total results. Showing results 78121 to 78140 «390339043905390639073908390939103911Next ›Last » Officers ‘scared to stop and search’ influence knife crime debate Fears of a further spike in knife-related attacks come as “petrified” officers are giving up on stop and searches of suspects in the wake of new rules imposed to prevent them unfairly targeting black and ethnic people, a former Policing Minister claims. Police Professional 5/3/2018 News National Crime Agency signs BMT for cyber data platform Company to work with National Cyber Crime Unit on consolidating data from existing platforms UKAuthority.com 5/3/2018 News Police training: Virtual reality is ‘here to stay’ HMICFRS recently highlighted Gwent Police for its innovative approach to police training when it became the first force to use virtual reality technology for routine officer training. Mick Keyte, Director at Detect Deter Defend Limited and Tim Luft Director of Virtual Reality Simulation Systems worked with Gwent Police to implement the technology. Mick Keyte explains its benefits. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 5/3/2018 Interview, Opinion BCUs: Will the Met’s new structure offer better flexibility and efficiency? The Metropolitan Police Service is moving from a Borough-based policing model to Basic Command Units (BCU) which will mean fewer, but larger policing areas. The force believes this will improve its service to its communities, but is bigger necessarily better? Former Greater Manchester Police Assistant Chief Constable Ian Wiggett examines the issues. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 5/3/2018 Analysis Police force pays ‘substantial damages’ to an elderly couple and their son after armed officers arrested them at gunpoint A police force has paid substantial damages to an elderly couple and their son after armed officers apparently arrested them at gunpoint - and threatened to shoot their pet dog. Mail Online 5/3/2018 News Ministers drop plans to compel reporting of suspected child sex abuse Professionals in England will not face charges for not passing on suspicions, government confirm The Guardian 5/3/2018 News Met police appoint new counter-terrorism chief Neil Basu to succeed Mark Rowley in role viewed by many as toughest job in UK policing The Guardian 5/3/2018 News Facial recognition could stop terror attacks, says ex-MI5 chief Lord Evans argued it would be "foolish" to deny potential benefits, including combating terrorism by identifying 'hostile reconnaissance activity'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/3/2018 News IOPC upheaval creates staff skills shortage The IOPC has dramatically increased its workload Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/3/2018 News Officers better on Twitter than police PR teams, report says The study analysed almost 1.5 million tweets. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/3/2018 News Police Service of Northern Ireland deserves 5.4 per cent pay rise, says Fed PSNI officers missed out on last year's two per cent pay bump. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/3/2018 News Police apprenticeships to begin in September First four forces taking part revealed. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/3/2018 News Police overtime bill soars to £125k a day in Northern Ireland amid fears over shortfall in officers The PSNI is spending £125,000 a day on overtime as it struggles to plug gaps in its workforce, shocking figures reveal. Belfast Telegraph 5/3/2018 News Police recruitment ‘has been hit by Stormont collapse’ The collapse of Stormont has made the recruitment of permanent police staff more difficult, a senior officer has said. Deputy Chief Constable Drew Harris said he still doesn't know what budget the PSNI will receive for the coming financial year at the end of this month. Belfast Telegraph 5/3/2018 News Caught on camera: The CCTV challenges facing police forces CCTV plays a vital role in police investigations reducing costs, time and effort as well as improving prosecution outcomes. Richard Perkins explains the challenges of optimising the future use of CCTV, exploiting opportunities in interoperability, biometrics and artificial intelligence. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 5/3/2018 Opinion Single-crewing: New research raises concerns for officer safety Pressure on budgets is forcing police resources to be spread ever-thinner - but could this put them in greater physical danger? Mary Elliott-Davies of the Police Federation presents early results suggesting that single-crewed officers are more likely to be the victims of physical attacks and injuries requiring medical attention. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 5/3/2018 Analysis Home Office has lost hundreds of foreign criminals Hundreds of foreign criminals released from prison and awaiting deportation have disappeared off the Home Office’s radar, figures show. The Times - Subscription at source 5/3/2018 News Organised crime gangs fuel big rise in burglary Thieves ransack area before moving onto next target as offences nearly DOUBLE in parts of the UK (and Surrey is the worst hit) Mail Online 5/3/2018 News Hundreds of foreign criminals waiting to be deported fall off the radar Home Office loses track of 500 offenders after they are let out of prison Mail Online 5/3/2018 News Brain power: The future of AI-led investigations Bob Beachler tells Police Oracle how new AI-powered technology that mimics the human brain can help forces to rapidly identify patterns, objects and faces in real-time. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/3/2018 Feature, Opinion «390339043905390639073908390939103911Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
