Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102650 total results. Showing results 7921 to 7940 «393394395396397398399400401Next ›Last » Woman’s life ruined after finding son’s father was undercover police officer, inquiry told More than 20 years after child was born, inquiry hears, woman found out truth about Bob Lambert in newspaper The Guardian 29/11/2024 Analysis, Feature, News Surrey police officer who rammed cow will return to frontline duties Investigation into incident found tactic to be ‘lawful and necessary to prevent harm to the public and property’ The Guardian 29/11/2024 News Agreed vision and priorities needed to transform NI criminal justice system, says Chief Inspector The lack of a collectively agreed vision and strategic priorities shared by the Department of Justice and the key criminal justice organisations in Northern Ireland has been identified as a barrier to delivering change in the criminal justice system. Police Professional 29/11/2024 News CJI Chief Inspector reappointed for further three years The current Chief Inspector of Criminal Justice in Northern Ireland, Jacqui Durkin, has been reappointed for a further three years. Police Professional 29/11/2024 News Devon and Cornwall Police chief once dubbed Britain’s ‘sexiest copper’ was suspended for sending ‘personal’ messages on his work mobile phone The acting chief constable of Devon and Cornwall Police dubbed 'Britain's sexiest copper' was suspended over sending 'personal' messages on his work phone. Jim Colwell is being investigated by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) for alleged breaches of professional standards. His suspension came after a compulsory referral to the police watchdog by Alison Hernandez, the police and crime commissioner for Devon and Cornwall. Mail Online 29/11/2024 News Durham Police Chief Constable Rachel Bacon reflects on year A year after joining Durham Constabulary, Chief Constable Rachel Bacon reflects on a turbulent 12 months for policing and her vision for the future of the force. The Northern Echo 29/11/2024 Feature, Opinion ‘Our whole existence is illegal’: What the police removal of Traveller children reveals about public and media attitudes towards community Police accused of ‘discriminatory’ and ‘heavy-handed’ approach towards children from Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities Byline Times 29/11/2024 Feature, Opinion ‘Breaking point’: Hundreds of police officers walk off job over pay dispute in Victoria AUSTRALIA: Hundreds of police officers have walked off the job from Victoria’s biggest police station as tensions over pay disputes deepen. News.com.au (Australia) 29/11/2024 News Police dragging feet on disclosing evidence: Chief Justice claims AUSTRALIA: The state's Chief Justice has criticised police for “unacceptable delays” in disclosing evidence to lawyers acting for those accused of serious offences. The Mercury (Australia) - Subscription at source 29/11/2024 News Narco sub busted in Pacific with tonnes of cocaine was heading to Australia, New Zealand NEW ZEALAND: New Zealand authorities have been involved in an international operation that seized 1400 tonnes of drugs, including tonnes of cocaine on a “narco sub” bound for Oceania. The six-week Operation Orion involved agencies from 62 countries, stopped six semi-submersible vessels and seized 225 tonnes of cocaine. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 29/11/2024 News Pioneering project sees 20 officers trained as Stalking Champions A cohort of 20 Durham Constabulary officers have been trained this week to become Stalking Champions as part of a groundbreaking pilot funded by police and crime commissioner (PCC) Joy Allen. Police Professional 29/11/2024 News QPS recruit numbers soar as interest in policing careers hits an all-time high AUSTRALIA: The Queensland Police Service (QPS) has achieved a record in its number of recruits, with an unprecedented 883 recruits currently in training at academies in Brisbane and Townsville as of last week. Two new intakes of between 50 and 150 recruits commenced last week, joining seven intakes already in training to set the new record. Most of the recruits – 776 in total – are completing the mainstream training program for first-time police officers, with the remainder having joined from other police jurisdictions. The QPS offers a range of incentives to experienced police, including $20,000 in relocation costs, to drive interstate and overseas interest. myPolice - Queensland Police News 29/11/2024 News Supers leaders join colleagues and police staff union on pay protest Rob Hay and Stewart Carle took part in the 'no strike fair pay' protest that took place outside the Scottish Police Authority building. Leaders from the Association of Scottish Police Superintendents joined colleagues from the Scottish Police Federation and UNISON in a public show of “the anger and utter disappointment felt by our members. ” Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/11/2024 News Terrorism law does not adequately deal with those who travel abroad says CT reviewer The Home Secretary has accepted the recommendation to consider introducing a new offence of travelling to support a proscribed organisation. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/11/2024 News Kristian White ‘entirely devastated’ as Clare Nowland’s family ‘struggling to understand’ why police officer granted bail AUSTRALIA: NSW police officer who fatally shot 95-year-old with Taser extends ‘thoughts and prayers’ to Nowland family after manslaughter verdict. The Guardian 29/11/2024 News Hundreds of Victorian police officers walk off job over pay dispute AUSTRALIA: Hundreds of Victorian police officers have walked off the job from police headquarters as tensions over pay disputes deepen. 9 News (Australia) 29/11/2024 News Gangs Act: New Zealand police lay 38 charges, seize patches nationwide but none in Northland or Southern NEW ZEALAND: All but two police districts nationwide have reported arrests and seizures of gang patches under the new legislation. NewstalkZB (New Zealand) 29/11/2024 News Wexford Gardaí launch festive operation targeting drugs, thefts and anti-social behaviour in town REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: On the eve of a general election and with the local elections having taken place less than six months ago, crime and policing have been firmly on the agenda in Wexford. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 29/11/2024 News Fit for the future: the case for a reformed national policing landscape Leapwise and The Police Foundation recently co-published a brand-new policy paper: ‘Fit for the Future: the case for a reformed national policing landscape.’ If you didn’t catch it, you can find the full version here. Emergency Services Times 29/11/2024 Feature Inspectorate calls for Garda strategic assessment to address the growing threat of transnational organised crime A new report by the Garda Síochána Inspectorate has called for the force to carry out a strategic threat and risk assessment to identify and tackle transnational organised crime; a workforce plan to better allocate resources, prioritising data-informed processes, and adopting an “all-island” approach to organised crime were also among more than 60 recommendations, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 29/11/2024 Analysis, Feature «393394395396397398399400401Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
