Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 91582 total results. Showing results 80181 to 80200 «400640074008400940104011401240134014Next ›Last » The moped menace: How the scooter became muggers’ vehicle of choice They’re used in phone robberies, bag snatches – and now even in acid attacks. They’re easy to steal and hard for the police to pursue. Is there a way to cut this crimewave? The Guardian 23/7/2017 Analysis, Feature Storage hunters: Should forces be using the cloud? Officers have always gathered evidence, but now that technological advances have placed digital evidence from multiple sources at the core of investigations, the challenge for forces is how to gather, store and share massive amounts of data. Is the cloud the solution? Policing Insight - Subscription at source 22/7/2017 Analysis Justine Damond shooting: Police chief Janee Harteau quits A police chief in the US state of Minnesota has resigned after one of her officers fatally shot an unarmed Australian woman. BBC 22/7/2017 News Terror threat doubles cost of event security, says Metropolitan Police chief Public events now cost twice as much to keep secure because of the increased terrorism threat, according to the Metropolitan Police commissioner. The Times - Subscription at source 22/7/2017 News Undercover bike police seek out dangerous drivers Undercover police officers wearing plain clothes and video cameras have been sent out on bicycles to catch motorists who endanger cyclists by driving too close or cutting them up. The Times - Subscription at source 22/7/2017 News Reforming justice for the digital age Liz Crowhurst, The Police Foundation, in partnership with CGI. In collaboration with CGI the Police Foundation has been looking at how digitisation will transform the criminal justice system (CJS), delivering better experiences for all users of the system. Reforming justice for the digital age, authored by the Police Foundation in collaboration with CGI, examines the costs and inefficiences caused by a paper-based system and looks at how digitisation, collaborative working practices, and technologies such as intelligent automation and Blockchain offer opportunities to resolve many of the system's historic challenges. [PDF] The Police Foundation 21/7/2017 Report Surrey Police Engagement Report there have been community and partner views that communication and engagement with Surrey’s communities needs to be improved. Surrey OPCC 21/7/2017 Report HMIC Inspection Reports – Surrey Improvements have also been made in the grades for tackling serious and organised crime and for using resources to manage current demand. Surrey OPCC 21/7/2017 Report Draft Police And Crime Commissioner For Surrey Annual Report The attached Annual Report covers the period April 2016 to March 2017 and is submitted to the Police and Crime Panel for comment. Surrey OPCC 21/7/2017 Report Surrey Police Group Financial Report For Month 12 Financial Year 2016/17 This report compares the expenditure and income incurred by both Surrey Police and OPCC during the financial year 2016/17 compared with the revenue and capital budgets approved by the PCC in January 2016 for the financial year 2016/17. Surrey OPCC 21/7/2017 Report Undercover police target London drivers who pass too close to cyclists Drivers who fail to give cyclists enough space when overtaking will be pulled over, and officers will explain how to overtake cyclists safely The Guardian 21/7/2017 News Launch of new Domestic Violence Perpetrator Programme The West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner is rolling out a new 30 week programme for domestic violence perpetrators designed to change their behaviour and reduce the number of victims. The new £1 million scheme, called the Domestic Violence Perpetrator Programme, will now be available across the West Midlands. West Midlands OPCC 21/7/2017 News Cheshire police chief hires £75,840+ a year chief of staff But appointment not supported by police and crime panel members The Chester Chronicle 21/7/2017 News Work on ‘acid attacks’ needed nationally not just in London Deputy commissioner also confirms some "read across" between gangs and acid incidents Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/7/2017 News Herts PCC replaces Dame Vera Baird as head of APCC Mr Lloyd has been keen to increase his responsibilities since being elected. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/7/2017 News Shropshire Council backs fire governance change fears Shropshire Council has unanimously backed concerns raised over the idea of the police and crime commissioner taking over governance of Shropshire's fire service. Shropshire Star 21/7/2017 News Diane Abbott makes another number blunder as she struggles to explain how Labour would pay for more police officers The shadow home secretary appeared to struggle to recall the cost of Labour's plans to recruit additional police officers during an interview with ITV News. The Telegraph 21/7/2017 News Former director of intelligence joins Cumbria Police ranks A former director of intelligence at the National Crime Agency has been appointed the new Assistant Chief Constable (ACC) at Cumbria Constabulary. The Westmorland Gazette 21/7/2017 News Encryption frustrates police terror investigations every day, says Met boss Encryption "frustrates" police investigations on a daily basis, Britain's most senior officer has revealed, as she warned the terror threat has shifted in tempo this year Aol 21/7/2017 News Police claim decline in their numbers is a ‘wake-up call’ after latest figures show officer level is at its lowest in 30 years Police chiefs have seized on figures showing officer numbers had fallen to their lowest level in 30 years - despite officials admitting the records were not ‘directly comparable’. Mail Online 21/7/2017 News «400640074008400940104011401240134014Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
