Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96366 total results. Showing results 80901 to 80920 «404240434044404540464047404840494050Next ›Last » Female police officer, 38, who quit force after being repeatedly groped by sex pest inspector wins £70,000 payout A long-serving policewoman who quit the force after being repeatedly groped by a sex pest inspector has won over £70,000 in compensation. Mail Online 19/2/2018 News One vision: National FGM Centre aims to end FGM in UK by 2030 The National FGM Centre was set up in 2015. The centre's head Leethen Bartholomew tells Policing Insight what progress has been made and where the police fit into the centre's vision of ending FGM in the UK by 2030. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 19/2/2018 Opinion Paedophile hunters a ‘symptom of under-resourced police service’ Rising notoriety of groups targeting suspected paedophiles is a symptom of police cuts but there is no place for it, says PFNI chairman. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 19/2/2018 News Frontline 999 PSNI services `to be cut back’ Police chiefs are making plans for budget cuts which could see fewer front-line officers on the streets to deal with 999 emergencies. The Irish News understands that contingency plans have been made to cut up to 15 per cent from some areas of the PSNI budget. The Irish News (Republic of Ireland) 19/2/2018 News Anthony Grainger shooting sparked regional firearms review The 36-year-old was shot by a GMP officer in a pre-planned operation six years ago Police Oracle - Subscription at source 19/2/2018 News 30,000 crimes in Northern Ireland linked to suspects on bail More than 30,000 crimes were linked to people on bail in Northern Ireland in the last three years, it can be revealed. The offences - nearly 30 a day on average - include murder, rape and robbery. Others were involved in witness intimidation, arson and rioting. Belfast Telegraph 19/2/2018 News Drug reform police chief faces the Downing Street backlash On the face of it, there was nothing strange about West Midlands police & crime commissioner David Jamieson announcing a set of 'practical proposals' to help reduce drug abuse. But the content turned out to be a little different from the usual 'just say no' rhetoric. Among the policies were initiatives which would effectively end the criminalisation of drug users and brand the war on drugs a failure. Politics.co.uk 19/2/2018 Feature, Opinion Editor’s Viewpoint: Public safety must be priority in bail cases In today's newspaper we reveal that more than 30,000 suspected crimes have been committed during the past three years by people who were on bail at the time. Belfast Telegraph 19/2/2018 Feature, Opinion Northern Ireland police chief ‘gravely concerned’ by crime statistics over last three years Police are working to address the number of offenders who go on to commit further crimes while on bail, a senior officer has said. Belfast Telegraph 19/2/2018 News Former Lincolnshire police officer to retire as deputy chief constable He will be returning to his roots before his retirement Lincolnshire Live 19/2/2018 News How Leicestershire Police have identified 185 children in abuse images using new technology They've changed what they do - and children are being protected as a result Leicestershire Live 19/2/2018 News Vital link: Gloucestershire rethinks its neighbourhood policing policy Neighbourhood Policing Teams are being depleted, but for Martin Surl, Gloucestershire's Police and Crime Commissioner, it is a vital policing function which is why Gloucestershire is taking a different approach. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 19/2/2018 Opinion Half of forces back bonuses to tackle detective shortages The overwhelming majority of investigators agree that more incentives will help recruitment Police Oracle - Registration at source 19/2/2018 News Met wants better pay packages for chief officers But it anticipates a 'significant' cut to the workforce in the next four years Police Oracle - Registration at source 19/2/2018 News Exclusive: Aspiring police officers in West Yorkshire tested positive for cocaine, MDMA, cannabis and other drugs West Yorkshire Police rejected 13 wannabe police officers last year for failing routine drugs tests as part of their application Leeds Live 19/2/2018 News Children’s home rapist was given hero award by Police Scotland before disgusting past came to light Joe Duffy has been placed on the sex offender's register and will be sentenced next month. Daily Record 19/2/2018 News Sex-pest police inspector, 40, who faces £25,000 payout to female officer, 38, after groping her is accused of targeting four other women at a staff Christmas party A sex pest police inspector who faces paying a female colleague up to £25,000 for groping and harassing her was accused of drunkenly targeting four other women at a staff Christmas party. Mail Online 19/2/2018 News Inquiry into police who failed to find rape victim Officers who failed to locate a screaming graduate as she was raped twice and nearly murdered in a park are under investigation by the police watchdog. The Times - Subscription at source 19/2/2018 News Number of complaints over police handling of sex attacks soars The police watchdog has seen a huge increase in the number of complaints made against officers’ handling of sexual assault cases. Referrals to the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) against officers working on sexual assault and rape cases soared by 148 percent in the past five years. Metro 18/2/2018 News APCC: Police are required to ‘fish’ for inappropriate material Inappropriate use of disclosure practices should be thoroughly examined as part of a Parliamentary inquiry into recent prosecution failures, argues the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC). Police Professional 18/2/2018 News «404240434044404540464047404840494050Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
