Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93900 total results. Showing results 79961 to 79980 «399539963997399839994000400140024003Next ›Last » Abandoned son of police spy sues Met for compensation Complainant alleges he has suffered psychiatric damage after discovering at age 26 that his father was an undercover officer The Guardian 5/12/2017 News Child exploitation: Live streaming an ‘urgent’ threat Sex offenders are increasingly using live online streaming platforms to exploit children, police have warned. BBC 5/12/2017 News Met chief Cressida Dick condemns ex‑officers over Damian Green porn claims Britain’s most senior police officer has warned that retired detectives commenting publicly about pornography allegedly found on a cabinet minister’s computer risk prosecution. The Times - Subscription at source 5/12/2017 News Abandoned son of police spy Bob Lambert sues Met A former policeman who infiltrated a group of political activists while undercover has been accused of a reckless abuse of power by the son he fathered under his alias. The Times - Subscription at source 5/12/2017 News Cressida Dick: We will investigate ex-officers over Damian Green pornography leaks Retired police officers could face prosecution after revealing information about an inquiry into Cabinet minister?Damian Green, the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) commissioner has warned. Police Professional 4/12/2017 News Germany considers law change to allow police to spy on potential terrorists and criminals through car and house alarms Interior minister expects to discuss proposal next week in attempt to improve surveillance capabilities The Independent 4/12/2017 News Devon and Cornwall PCC’s Update Report Exploring a potential merger with Dorset. Devon & Cornwall OPCC 4/12/2017 Report Blue Light Collaboration – Devon and Cornwall This report draws the Panel’s attention to two specific collaboration initiatives -t he collapsed behind closed doors project and the high risk missing person searches project. Devon & Cornwall OPCC 4/12/2017 Report Update On Neighbourhood Policing Review – Devon and Cornwall The development of a specialist training programme for neighbourhood teams is progressing with plans to launch a new neighbourhood academy in 2018. Devon & Cornwall OPCC 4/12/2017 Report Protecting People At Risk Of Harm – Dorset Dorset is recorded as having the 11th lowest total crime rate nationally. Dorset OPCC 4/12/2017 Report Dorset Police and Crime Plan Monitoring Report – Quarter 2 The PCC has agreed to fund one police officer for a year for a HIN Serenity Integrated Monitoring (SIM) initiative – specialist support for high intensity mental health crisis Dorset OPCC 4/12/2017 Report Dorset Finance Report 2017/18 – Quarter 2 The Forecast for the full year is predicting a net overspend of £1,048k Dorset OPCC 4/12/2017 Report Road Safety And Parking In Surrey Report summary showing killed and seriously injured (KSI) statistics over the past 5 years Surrey OPCC 4/12/2017 Report Drug dealers and brothel owners turning to digital currencies 'Traditional' criminals are starting to use crypto-currencies like Bitcoin to hide cash. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/12/2017 News Policing Minister is “not mandating” fire and rescue authorities appoint PCCs Nick Hurd wants all PCCs to have the option of being appointed to their fire authority. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/12/2017 News Northern Irish police clarify mistletoe rape warning The Police Service of Northern Ireland has clarified a tweet after being criticised for warning about consent if people “bump into that special someone under the mistletoe”. i News 4/12/2017 News Met police chief condemns ex-officers’ Damian Green porn claims The head of the Metropolitan Police has condemned retired officers over their claims about finding pornography on Conservative Damian Green's computer. BBC 4/12/2017 News Former police officers who leaked Damian Green pornography allegations could face prosecution, says Cressida Dick Theresa May faces a Cabinet split over future of her de-facto deputy The Independent 4/12/2017 News Hack the Police 2: The return of the original UK policing hackathon This weekend (9-10 December), in the wake of the College of Policing’s Everyday Innovation conference and in the run up to CoPaCC’s thematic report into police ICT, Hack the Police 2 will bring developers and frontline officers together to take innovative ideas and put them into action in a sequel to the UK’s first and original policing hackathon. We interview one of the organisers, Edwin Burns of the Forensic Psychology Unit at Goldsmiths (University of London), ahead of the event. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 4/12/2017 Opinion New police watchdog chief denies force is in crisis The new chairwoman of Scotland’s police watchdog has said she takes issue with the notion that the country’s police service is in crisis. The Scotsman 4/12/2017 News «399539963997399839994000400140024003Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
