Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 91120 total results. Showing results 79601 to 79620 «397739783979398039813982398339843985Next ›Last » Gangs pay teenagers to launder crime cash Thousands of young children and teenagers are being paid by criminals to hide or launder stolen money in their bank accounts, The Times has learnt. The Times - Subscription at source 29/7/2017 News ‘It would change the power dynamic’: police officers on carrying guns We asked you to tell us if all officers should routinely be armed or not and your reasons why The Guardian 29/7/2017 Feature, Opinion Anti-crime poster with cartoon cat ‘less frightening’ Cartoon cats have been used to make police warning messages more memorable and less about trying to scare people into changing their behaviour. BBC 29/7/2017 News Draft Annual Report Of The Police And Crime Commissioner For West Mercia It is challenging to note there has been an 11% increase in total recorded crime within West Mercia over the last year. West Mercia OPCC 28/7/2017 Report West Mercia Performance Summary 2016/21 West Mercia OPCC 28/7/2017 Report Police and Crime Plan Activity And Performance Monitoring Report Overview of activity undertaken in support of the Safer West Mercia Plan and provide an update on police performance. West Mercia OPCC 28/7/2017 Report West Mercia – Current and Non-Recent Sexual Offences The tables below show the breakdown of rape, other sexual offences and child sexual exploitation offences (any offence assigned a CSE interest marker), by current and non-recent. West Midlands OPCC 28/7/2017 Report Professor in Policing Salary: Competitive. Closes: 27th August 2017 University of Leicester 28/7/2017 Jobs APCC Chair Response to Secretary of State for Justice Letter APCC Chair Response to Letter from Rt. Hon. David Lidington MP, Secretary of State for Justice Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 28/7/2017 Report Security risk to UK identified if EAW is not replaced Justice in the UK faces a "cliff edge" scenario if a new deal is not struck on the extradition of criminal suspects after Brexit, peers have warned. Police Professional 28/7/2017 News Former justice minister warns of police ‘leadership gap’ Kenny MacAskill has asked politicians to show greater support for the service. STV News 28/7/2017 News Outgoing chief talks direct entry, police degrees and training overseas In an in-depth interview with PoliceOracle.com, CC Alex Marshall discusses his time as the first head of the College of Policing. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 28/7/2017 News Met agrees to more staff in control rooms after strike threat Union says it secured a number of assurances after raising prospect of industrial action during the Notting HIll Carnival. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 28/7/2017 News Rise in firearms ops and discharges Staff association to ask members about routine arming. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 28/7/2017 News Controversial powers have been given to police in a Welsh city’s red-light district Police will have extra powers to stop public drinking and disperse groups who are causing trouble Wales Online 28/7/2017 News Fire union voices fears over creation of UK’s first police and fire commissioner in Essex Essex’s creation of the first police and fire commissioner could threaten the fire service’s independence and neutrality, according to the Fire Brigades Union (FBU). East Anglian Daily Times 28/7/2017 News Labour warns of a ‘lost generation’ of police officers as soaring numbers are over 40 Labour blamed recruitment freezes and brutal cuts for creating a "ticking time bomb" as 48% of officers are over 40 - up from just 39% ten years ago Mirror 28/7/2017 News Police tsar plan for fire services branded ‘crazy’ A former North Yorkshire chief constable has branded a plan for the area’s Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) to also run its fire authority a “crazy idea”. The Yorkshire Post 28/7/2017 News The moped and scooter crime wave that has swept London Offences involving scooters and mopeds have rocketed in London, but the epidemic is yet to spread to the rest of the UK. BBC 28/7/2017 Analysis, Feature Outgoing chief talks direct entry, police degrees and training overseas From training police in countries with questionable human rights records to the introduction of direct entry, the College of Policing has had an eventful life since its inception in 2012. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 28/7/2017 News «397739783979398039813982398339843985Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
