Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96263 total results. Showing results 79601 to 79620 «397739783979398039813982398339843985Next ›Last » Force set to equip all frontline officers with BWV Kit is hoped to act as deterrent to save time and money for force and courts. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/4/2018 News New police powers on the cards after council votes for abortion clinic protection zone The Home Office is considering whether to give police extra powers to deal with aggressive protesters who hound staff and patients as they enter abortion clinics. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/4/2018 News More specialist crime teams to go local, despite new central taskforce launch Moving operations into basic command units will 'be a net positive' says commissioner. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/4/2018 News PCC loses ‘no confidence’ vote Officers participated in a poll issued in response to claims PCC Michael Lane mislead the public over a council tax hike. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/4/2018 News Q&A with Justice Secretary Michael Matheson Holyrood asks Michael Matheson, Cabinet Secretary for Justice, about some of the key issues on the justice agenda Holyrood Magazine 16/4/2018 Feature, Opinion Imported crime from London and Merseyside gangs a problem in Dorset, says chief constable James Vaughan Imported crime from London and Merseyside gangs is a particular problem in Dorset, says the force’s new chief constable. Speaking to the Daily Echo at the end of his first week in his new role, Chief Constable James Vaughan said imported crime is a particular problem for regional forces. Dorset Echo 16/4/2018 News Jacob Rees-Mogg reveals he has been stopped and searched by police and warns the power can be ‘intrusive’ Jacob Rees-Mogg today revealed he has been stopped and searched by police - and warned the powers can be 'intrusive'. The Tory MP waded into the row over the police power, which he said had been over used by some forces. Mail Online 16/4/2018 News LIVE: Gross misconduct hearing into Cheshire Police chief constable Simon Byrne The first day of a police misconduct hearing into the chief constable Simon Byrne is set to start today, Monday The hearing is expected to run until April 27 at Warrington Town Hall Mr Byrne is accused of showing a lack of self-control and exhibiting volatile, unpredictable and offensive behaviour during his time at the head of the police force Warrington Guardian 16/4/2018 News Thames Valley Police commissioner to appoint deputy A council leader is to take up another full time job as deputy police and crime commissioner for Thames Valley. Plans have been made to make Matthew Barber's role as deputy to Anthony Stansfeld permanent from 21 May. BBC 16/4/2018 News Special police investigation team ‘could cut crashes’ More calls have been made to create an independent police investigations branch in a bid to cut fatal crashes. BBC 16/4/2018 News Detective who led the Stephen Lawrence murder hunt for a year claims it is ‘utter rubbish’ to brand Scotland Yard guilty of institutional racism Police investigating Stephen’s murder faced a ‘kangaroo court’ at the public inquiry which damned them for institutional racism, a retired senior detective has claimed. Mail Online 16/4/2018 News Stephen Lawrence 25 years on: ‘It was the moment we lost trust in the system’ The 1993 murder confronted Britain with its own racism. As a new documentary about the case is released, producer Asif Kapadia and Lawrence’s friend Duwayne Brooks ask what has changed The Guardian 16/4/2018 Feature, Opinion Police stop family tributes to Hither Green burglar Henry Vincent Police and residents clashed with Travellers who built a shrine to mark the birthday of a burglar stabbed to death during a raid on a pensioner’s home. The Times 16/4/2018 News WhatsApp photo drug dealer caught by ‘groundbreaking’ work A pioneering fingerprint technique used to convict a drugs gang from a WhatsApp message "is the future" of how police approach evidence to catch criminals. BBC 15/4/2018 News The volunteer patrol groups trying to keep their communities safe as police numbers fall Just as most people are turning in for the night and double-locking their doors, in some parts of the UK, small teams of concerned residents are pulling on combat gear and berets, and hitting the streets in an effort to keep their own communities safe. And before you ask, they insist that they’re not vigilantes. The Times - Subscription at source 15/4/2018 Analysis, Feature Cop tsar ‘stalker’ is let off after ‘5-year ordeal’ A police tsar who campaigns on behalf of stalking victims is furious her own alleged stalker will not face charges. Daily Star 15/4/2018 News Stephen Lawrence: Murdered teen’s father forgives killers The father of murdered teenager Stephen Lawrence says he has forgiven his son's killers, nearly 25 years after the attack. BBC 15/4/2018 News Categorising child abusers as online or offline doesn’t help protect victims The sexual exploitation of children is often divided into online and offline abuse - but are these categories useful? Laura Broome, Dr Cristina Izura, and Prof. Nuria Lorenzo-Dus of Swansea University argue that the distinction is not a helpful one and propose a better method of categorising child sexual abuse. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 15/4/2018 Opinion Collapsed forensics firm bailed out by forces finds buyer Effected forces still expected to pay extortionate amount towards costs of keeping company afloat Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/4/2018 News Sean Rigg: Five Metropolitan Police officers to face gross misconduct charges over mentally ill man’s death Musician was restrained with 'unsuitable and unnecessary' force The Independent 15/4/2018 News «397739783979398039813982398339843985Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
