Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93847 total results. Showing results 78201 to 78220 «390739083909391039113912391339143915Next ›Last » Police at the Commonwealth Games will use anti-drone guns on rogue ‘copters Police in the state of Queensland have made a deal with DroneShield in order to secure the Australian company’s signature drone-blocking guns for use at this year’s Commonwealth Games. techradar 28/2/2018 News Police boss Sue Mountstevens thinks Bristol should ban strip clubs The elected head of Avon and Somerset Police believes Bristol should ban all strip clubs. Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC), Sue Mountstevens, has asked Bristol City Council to reject the applications to renew two of the city’s most prominent clubs, Urban Tiger and Central Chambers – which have the same owner. Bristol Live 28/2/2018 News Thames Valley and Hampshire police call system delayed An industry-first computer system overhauling the way two police forces deal with calls from the public is delayed and £3m over budget. BBC 28/2/2018 News Give PCCs joint probation responsibility with MoJ says APCC lead The current criminal justice system 'isn't working', according to the APCC Chairman Police Oracle - Registration at source 28/2/2018 News Police station closure plan ‘reckless’ as PCC has become ‘detached from reality’, MP claims Furious Tory MP Wendy Morton claims the region’s crime commissioner has become ‘detached from reality’ over his ‘reckless plan’ to close Aldridge Police Station. Express & Star 28/2/2018 News Campaign launched to stop West Midlands Police station closures Police and Crime Commissioner David Jamieson urged to use force's reserves to save threatened servers Birmingham Live 28/2/2018 News Most UK cannabis ‘super strength skunk’ Most cannabis being sold illegally in the UK is super-strength skunk linked to a higher risk of psychotic mental health episodes, an analysis of 995 samples seized by the police suggests. BBC 28/2/2018 News Greater Manchester police force’s troubled history The Times revealed in December that a five-year inquiry into a notorious crime gang collapsed after Greater Manchester police officers were accused of taking bribes from associates of Paul Massey, the underworld “Mr Big” who was murdered in 2015. The Times - Subscription at source 28/2/2018 Analysis, Feature Top police refused to investigate crime chief John Murphy Senior police officers blocked an investigation into the head of a criminal gang because they feared that it might embarrass his corporate business partners, The Times can reveal. The Times - Subscription at source 28/2/2018 News Evidence not being disclosed on a daily basis, lawyers say in survey More than 1,000 criminal lawyers in England and Wales have experienced disclosure of evidence failings in the last year, according to a BBC survey. BBC 27/2/2018 News 100 child abuse suspects arrested over online grooming every week as sick ‘livestreams’ of child porn become more popular Top police expert Keith Niven called on web giants to help stop children being exploited online The Sun 27/2/2018 News Third of all lawyers believe disclosure problems have led to miscarriages of justice The scale of the disclosure crisis facing the criminal justice system has been laid bare, after a survey found that half of all lawyers were now running into problems on a daily basis and a third saying they believed it had resulted in wrongful convictions. The Telegraph 27/2/2018 News Study: Screen criminals for brain trauma at first contact with justice system to ‘cut violent re-offending’ Routine checks for signs of past head injuries could help reduce crime and improve the lives of those who offend, new research reveals. Police Professional 27/2/2018 News APCC chair: Is Manchester ‘one person’ model way forward for criminal justice system? Manchester's mayoral model could be the blueprint for “local accountability” in ensuring the criminal justice system is brought to account, MPs have been told. Police Professional 27/2/2018 News CoPaCC publishes latest report on PCC transparency The latest CoPaCC thematic report, 'PCCs and Statutory Transparency,' is published today. CoPaCC has undertaken a review of PCCs and transparency in every year since 2012, when Police and Crime Commissioners were first elected. Bernard Rix, CoPaCC Chief Executive and Policing Insight's Publisher, introduces the latest review and outlines what additional related work is planned for next year. Policing Insight 27/2/2018 News Michelle Skeer appointed Cumbria Police Chief Constable Cumbria's deputy chief constable has been appointed to the force's top job. BBC 27/2/2018 News Distorted vision: Keeping PCCs focused on their intended role Lord Wasserman has been a government adviser on policing and criminal justice since 2011 and was the driving force behind the introduction of Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs). He speaks exclusively to Policing Insight about how he sees the role of the PCCs and the importance of transparency and accountability. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 27/2/2018 Interview, Opinion Tommy Robinson threatens to ‘find’ UK’s most senior counter terrorism police officer Head of terror compares EDL founder to Islamist hate preacher Anjem Choudary The Independent 27/2/2018 News Building trust with openness and transparency To coincide with the publication of the CoPaCC "PCCs and Transparency" Thematic Report, Julia Mulligan the APCC Lead for Transparency and Integrity expresses her support for the CoPaCC "Open and Transparent" Quality Mark to promote transparency and accountability Policing Insight - Registration at source 27/2/2018 Opinion PCCs and Statutory Transparency 2018 CoPaCC's latest review of Office for the Police & Crime Commissioner (OPCC) transparency. Twenty-seven OPCCs took part in the review with twenty-five awarded the CoPaCC "Open and Transparent" Quality Mark. The report includes analysis of OPCC performance and commentary from PCCs whose offices achieved the award. 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