Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115741 total results. Showing results 79161 to 79180 «395539563957395839593960396139623963Next ›Last » Two Australian journalists assaulted in UK while covering London’s Black Lives Matter protest Two Australian journalists have been assaulted while covering a London demonstration against police violence and racial injustice, as protests continue across the globe following the killing of African American George Floyd by US police. ABC News (Australia) 4/6/2020 News How British, German and Portuguese police worked together in secret for 3 years to track down Madeleine McCann suspect Cops from Britain, Germany and Portugal worked together in secret for three years to track down the prime suspect in the disappearance of Madeleine McCann. The Sun 4/6/2020 Analysis, Feature Roads policing and its contribution to road safety This PACTS report, ‘Roads policing and its contribution to road safety’ , published 4th June 2020, investigates links between roads policing, compliance with traffic laws and road casualties. It summarises the policy and responsibility framework for policing in the UK and identifies trends in enforcement, compliance and casualties relating to the “fatal four” offences (speeding, drink and drug driving, non-wearing of seat belts and mobile phone use). It summarises the evidence on the effectiveness of general and specific enforcement techniques; and it identifies opportunities to improve roads policing and road safety. Parliamentary Advisory Council for Transport Safety (PACTS) 4/6/2020 Report Technology and more traffic cops required to cut road deaths The Government is being urged to invest in roads policing and fast track technology to catch drivers who flout traffic laws. Fleet News 4/6/2020 News Obama urges reform on police brutality and reminds protesters ‘your lives matter’ in stark contrast with Trump Barack Obama has delivered a message of hope to black Americans amid George Floyd protests against police brutality and told young people of colour "their lives matter", in his first on-camera comments since the demonstrations begun. The Independent 3/6/2020 News Paedophile hunters acting as undercover agents for police, Supreme Court told A Scottish man who was caught be a vigilante group has told the High Court his right to privacy was violated The Telegraph - Subscription at source 3/6/2020 News ‘Rough sex’ defence led to over 60 victims having to deny giving consent, finds research Defence was used in 67 cases over 10 years, says campaign group, which wants it banned The Guardian 3/6/2020 News How cross-border investigation identified prime suspect in Madeleine McCann case Scotland Yard has been working with German and Portuguese forces to track down 43-year-old suspected of abducting the three-year-old in 2007 The Telegraph - Subscription at source 3/6/2020 Analysis, Feature Met feared ‘serious disorder’ if lockdown rules were enforced at racism protest Britain’s top officer has said police feared there would be violence if they tried to intervene with protesters in London angered by the brutal death of George Floyd at the hands of an American officer. The Guardian 3/6/2020 News UK police chiefs demand ‘justice and accountability’ following death of George Floyd It comes as protests have cropped up across the UK in response to his death Wales Online 3/6/2020 News Peers back plan to impose restitution costs on offenders who attack police Offenders found guilty of assaulting police officers in Scotland could be ordered to pay restitution under legislation backed by the Lords. Police Professional 3/6/2020 News Sussex promotes Deputy Chief Constable to new Chief Sussex has promoted its Deputy Chief Constable to lead the force. Jo Shiner is the preferred candidate to take over from Giles York as Chief Constable. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/6/2020 News More than 50,000 officers and staff using Teams for remote working Enabling programme to deliver Microsoft 365 office applications reaches 30 forces. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/6/2020 News Spending Review must find cash to tackle online fraud, MP’s told The Whitehall spending review must devote more resources to the fight against fraud, according to two national senior officers leading enforcement work. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/6/2020 News National Volunteers Week – Independent Custody Visitors In light of National Volunteers Week, Martyn Underhill, APCC Deputy Lead for Custody and Mental Health and Police and Crime Commissioner for Dorset, said: “Volunteers play a vitally important although sadly often overlooked role in many areas of policing, and this has proven essential throughout the COVID-19 crisis. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 3/6/2020 News Praise for ‘irreplaceable’ Welfare Support Programme The Police Federation's 24-7 support line which exists to support officers' mental health has been praised as “incredible and irreplaceable” by a Fed Rep who swears by it. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 3/6/2020 News The fight for justice, truth and unity… As Chief Constable of Northamptonshire Police, I wanted to take this opportunity to write publicly about the events that have happened in the USA and the potential impact here in Northants as well as further afield. Chief Constable Nick Adderley blog 3/6/2020 Feature, Opinion Man arrested for allegedly selling over 500 fake coronavirus testing kits on the dark web A Birmingham man has been arrested for allegedly selling fake coronavirus testing kits on the dark and open webs, as part of the National Crime Agency’s response against criminals trying to exploit the Covid-19 pandemic. National Crime Agency (NCA) 3/6/2020 News Consortium of UK Police Forces to Deploy NICE Investigate Digital Evidence Management to Streamline Investigations and Reduce Risk Hoboken, N.J., June 3, 2020 – NICE (Nasdaq: NICE) today announced that a consortium of four UK police forces (Hampshire Constabulary, Thames Valley Police, Surrey Police and Sussex Police), operating as the South East Regional Integrated Policing Programme (SERIP), has signed a contract with NICE to deploy the NICE Investigate Digital Evidence Management Solution (DEMS). SERIP will roll out NICE Investigate to more than 12,000 officers to streamline investigations and address the challenges of growing digital evidence. NICE 3/6/2020 Press release Police Minister: ‘There is no place for racism in the New Zealand Police’ NEW ZEALAND: The Police Minister says there's "no place for racism in the New Zealand Police" and promises if instances are found, it will be weeded out. Stuart Nash said he did not think there was systemic racism in the police. The New Zealand Herald (New Zealand) 3/6/2020 News «395539563957395839593960396139623963Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
