Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115741 total results. Showing results 79401 to 79420 «396739683969397039713972397339743975Next ›Last » Police use ‘smart helmets’ to detect people with coronavirus Italian police are one of the first authorities in Europe to deploy a ‘smart helmet’ that uses thermal cameras to detect individuals with symptoms of Covid-19. Police Professional 28/5/2020 News DUP says scaling up of neighbourhood policing critical to recovery from Covid-19 The Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) is urging the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) to scale up local and neighbourhood policing to help prevent a spike in crime as lockdown restrictions are eased. Police Professional 28/5/2020 News Social media taunts could see surge in gang violence The national chair of the Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) has warned that social media sites “have been a breeding ground” for gangs to taunt each other during the lockdown and that this could lead to a surge in violence once restrictions are lifted. Police Professional 28/5/2020 News George Floyd: Protests over death of black man after police arrest spread to LA – as Trump says FBI investigating Video of unarmed George Floyd being arrested showed a police office kneeling on his neck for more than eight minutes. Sky News 28/5/2020 News Alarm over five suicides in six days at prisons in England and Wales Campaigners fear restrictive regime to contain coronavirus is taking toll on inmates The Guardian 28/5/2020 News Police release bodycam footage they claim exonerates officer for failing to help George Floyd and shows two of the dead man’s ‘buddies’ being detained Bodycam footage from an officer who was at the scene of the arrest of George Floyd appears to show the cop speaking to two of the man's friends and then trying to reassure them an ambulance is on it's way to help him. Mail Online 28/5/2020 News Coronavirus: Police prepare for post-lockdown gang violence fuelled by social media A senior police officer says lockdown has been a pressure cooker for gangs who are taunting each other on social media. Sky News 28/5/2020 News Reflection and renewal: Taking the Police and Crime Commissioner role forward After successive governments have deliberately focused on local accountability, the launch of the nationally-led campaign to recruit an additional 20,000 officers and the formation of the National Policing Board represents a significant pivot. However, this raises fundamental questions around the role of the Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) and makes it a critical time to consider how to maximise the value of the role and gain clarity on what it can realistically be expected – and supported – to achieve. Deloitte 28/5/2020 Report Dorset Specials work 5,800 hours during coronavirus lockdown Members of the Dorset Special Constabulary have worked over 5,800 hours to support frontline policing during the lockdown period. Dorset Echo 28/5/2020 News Police arrest 26 suspected people smugglers over UK freezer truck tragedy Police swooped in a series of raids around Brussels and Paris as part of a probe also involving British and Irish investigators. SBS News (Australia) 28/5/2020 News Police step back from action against breaches of lockdown Police are “retreating” from lockdown enforcement and will now only break up large gatherings. The Times - Subscription at source 28/5/2020 News Policing by consent has been undermined by the Cummings saga This weekend the prime minister, his cabinet and most senior adviser lined up to make the incredible job our police are doing to keep us safe in this crisis even harder. The Times - Subscription at source 28/5/2020 News Dog thieves have eye on common breeds Dog thieves are increasingly targeting traditional breeds such as cocker spaniels and Yorkshire terriers. The Times - Subscription at source 28/5/2020 News EU Set to End UK’s Access to SIS- EU Database of Criminal Suspects The European Union may soon put an end to United Kingdom’s access to the Schengen Information System (SIS), an EU database through which the Schengen Member States share information millions of pieces of criminal suspects in order to help police across the continent. Schengen Visa Info 27/5/2020 News Three West Yorkshire officers face misconduct hearing Two detectives and a PC who investigated the death of a three-year old are facing allegations of gross misconduct. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 27/5/2020 News Centenary celebration As senior operational leaders, dealing with the most sigificant levels of threat, risk and harm, superintendents are thankful to have the support of a dedicated staff association, the origins of which began exactly 100 years ago. Police Professional - Subscription at source 27/5/2020 Feature PCC says Cummings has ‘undermined’ the police’s ability to enforce lockdown West Midlands police and crime commissioner David Jamieson says the ability of the police to enforce the lockdown has been “undermined” by the actions of the Government’s special adviser Dominic Cummings. Police Professional 27/5/2020 News Ahead on penalties: Victoria leads nation on COVID-19 lockdown fines AUSTRALIA: Victorians have been fined for breaking coronavirus rules at almost triple the rate of any other state or territory, with almost 6000 people each receiving a $1652 penalty since COVID-19 restrictions were imposed. Information obtained by The Age shows the number of fines in Victoria is nearly three times the number issued in Queensland and four times greater than in NSW – a state with more coronavirus cases and deaths than its southern counterpart. The Age (Australia) 27/5/2020 News Ford develops software to bake away Coronavirus in police vehicles USA: Through the course of the current Covid-19 pandemic, one of the hardest hit groups in a number of cities have been police officers and other emergency responders. In Detroit alone, several hundred police officers have been infected and more than a thousand have had to be quarantined after being exposed. Beginning in late-March, engineers at Ford went to work to try to find ways to reduce the exposure of officers to the virus. They came up with a novel software solution that almost entirely bakes it away from the interior of police vehicles. Forbes 27/5/2020 News Police Commissioner: ‘High threshold’ for routine use of armed police NEW ZEALAND: Police Commissioner Andrew Coster says there would have to be a "very high threshold" for him to change his belief that New Zealand's police should not be routinely armed. 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