Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104930 total results. Showing results 7901 to 7920 «392393394395396397398399400Next ›Last » Common Challenges in Cybercrime: 2024 Review by Eurojust and Europol EUROPE: This report is a collaborative effort between Eurojust and Europol that addresses persistent and emerging challenges in cybercrime and investigations involving digital evidence. Key challenges include management of massive volumes of data, legal uncertainties following the invalidation of the Data Retention Directive, and technologies that create barriers to accessing data. Just like in the previous edition, this 2024 review identifies and categorises challenges from both the law enforcement and judicial perspectives. However, this report includes a second part focusing on legislative tools that could alleviate those challenges and their practical application. Europol 31/1/2025 Report Parents wearing body armour to drop kids to school over gangland fears REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Some parents are wearing body armour to drop their kids at school over fears they will be targeted by mobsters, a top garda has warned. Deputy Commissioner Justin Kelly also said some children are getting caught up in gangland — and their lives are being threatened. He made the comments yesterday at the monthly meeting in Dublin between Garda bosses and the Policing Authority — an independent oversight body. Dublin Live (Republic of Ireland) 31/1/2025 News Viewpoint: Essex Police faces an impossible situation, their PCSOs will be sorely missed Cutting PCSOs means that there will be less community policing, problem solving, reducing demand, visibility and community presence, says Matt Girdlestone, Client Director, Skills for Justice Police Oracle 31/1/2025 Feature, Opinion Will forces be allowed to use £100 million funding for neighbourhood officers to plug existing holes? According to the Home Office each force will set out their plans to government by early Spring, showing how they'll use their allocation to increase visible patrols. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 31/1/2025 News Power of prevention Seth Cooke, a former Senior Intelligence Analyst and Business Intelligence Developer for Avon and Somerset Police and currently Technical and Tradecraft Subject Matter Expert at the i2 Group, looks at ways to deploy existing software to tackle anti-social behaviour. Police Professional 31/1/2025 Feature ‘Epidemic’ of violence against women and girls in UK is getting worse – report National Audit Office says government attempts to tackle misogynistic violence are hampered by poor coordination The Guardian 31/1/2025 News Victims’ Commissioner: NAO VAWG report highlights critical lack of understanding The Victims' Commissioner responds to the National Audit Office report Tackling Violence against Women and Girls. Victims' Commissioner 31/1/2025 News Internal investigation finds eight WA Police officers did not perform their duty in lead-up to Floreat murders AUSTRALIA: An internal investigation into the actions of WA Police officers in the weeks before Mark Bombara killed two women in the Perth suburb of Floreat has found eight officers did not perform their duty. ABC News (Australia) 31/1/2025 News Extra £100m funding announced as police warn of cuts The Home Office has announced an extra £100m for neighbourhood policing in England and Wales, as part of its pledge to put more officers on the ground by 2029. BBC 31/1/2025 News Tackling violence against women and girls Over one in four women are estimated to be victims of sexual assault or attempted assault in their lifetime, and one in 12 women are victims of VAWG each year, although the actual number is likely to be much higher. National Audit Office (NAO) 31/1/2025 Report No progress on tackling violence against women and girls Russell Webster reviews an assessment from the National Audit Office. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 31/1/2025 News Southport attacks: why the UK needs a unified approach to all violent attacks on the public The conviction of Axel Rudakubana for the murder of three young girls in Southport has prompted many questions about how the UK handles violence without a clear ideological motive. Emergency Services Times 31/1/2025 News Boosting productivity through thoughtful tech will free more time for bobbies on the beat UK policing is a big spender when it comes to technology, so when a national report on the state of digital government shows that the blockers to getting it right are no different to those experienced in policing, the timing is right to talk to NPCC Digital, Data and Technology (DDaT) Lead Chief Constable, Rob Carden. Emergency Services Times 31/1/2025 News Policing Tech Forum (Series 1/Webinar 1 highlights): Demystifying interoperability in policing PolicingTV 31/1/2025 Feature, Video Complaints against senior police officer accused of offensive remarks on gender and Māori issues NEW ZEALAND: Three separate complaints have been laid against a senior police officer accused of making offensive remarks in a shared office space. Stuff (New Zealand) 30/1/2025 News Planned UK people-smuggling laws risk ‘criminalising’ asylum seekers, charities say Bill could mean asylum seekers crossing the Channel who refuse rescue may face five years in prison The Guardian 30/1/2025 News Knife crime hits record high across multiple regions Figures suggest offences rising faster in rural areas, with surge blamed on rise of county lines gangs The Telegraph - Subscription at source 30/1/2025 News Shops ‘at breaking point’ as thefts and abuse rocket Shoplifting reached an all-time high with 20 million incidents last year, according to the British Retail Consortium The Times - Subscription at source 30/1/2025 News High Court orders Garda commissioner to restore driver to his post after forced retirement REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The High Court has granted an order to a civilian driver for the gardaí, who was made to retire at 70, that he be reinstated to his post. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) - Subscription at source 30/1/2025 News The Victims’ Commissioner has always championed victims; now it has the powers to match The role of Victims’ Commissioner is unrecognisable from the role I first took on in 2013. Key reforms now provide the statutory powers needed to fulfil its original mandate—championing victims’ rights, monitoring the Victims’ Code, holding criminal justice agencies to account, and driving real change. Victims' Commissioner 30/1/2025 Feature «392393394395396397398399400Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
