Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104850 total results. Showing results 81421 to 81440 «406840694070407140724073407440754076Next ›Last » Police misconduct: Watchdog ‘bringing wrong cases’ Only five police officers in England and Wales were dismissed in the last three years following misconduct cases ordered by the police watchdog. BBC 17/1/2019 News Digital dialogue gives public a voice Social media is redefining communications across emergency services and public sector organisations. An event hosted last year by the social media management and compliance platform CrowdControlHQ to examine the ‘emergency services’ use of social media in 2018 and beyond’, highlighted how the new digital landscape was creating an important communications channel for spreading information and is increasingly being used as an alternative by the public to report crimes and incidents to the police Police Professional 16/1/2019 Analysis, Feature Sobering interventions Dr Laura Bainbridge explains how alcohol monitoring could become the new norm. Police Professional 16/1/2019 Analysis, Feature A “Complete and utter mess”: As 2019 kicks off what will become of police IT? It may be the dawning of a new year but many are still haunted by the same ghosts, especially those the police force, who still have the damning police IT report from the Home Affairs Select Committee hanging over them, writes Simon Hall, CEO and co-founder, Coeus Software. Computer Business Review (CBR) 16/1/2019 Feature, Opinion Police Scotland facing budget ‘misery’ The Scottish Government has been warned the proposed budget settlement for Police Scotland threatens to send the force on the same “miserable journey” as its counterparts in England and Wales. The Scotsman 16/1/2019 News Offence of upskirting finally enshrined in law in England and Wales And campaigners have Brexit-embattled PM to thank for taking up the fight. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/1/2019 News Law enforcement teams up to ‘understand’ fraud target types Vulnerable experience 'emotional' as well as financial impact, research says. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/1/2019 News Motorola acquisition will improve police response Motorola Solutions has acquired the US-based data and image analytics company VaaS International Holdings (VaaS) in a $445 million deal that promises to “shorten response times and improve the speed and accuracy of investigations”. Police Professional 16/1/2019 News Environment for change Professor Stephen Case and Professor Kevin Haines argue that knife crime is a symptom of the toxic environments that adults create around children – and children are not the problem, they are part of the solution. Police Professional 16/1/2019 Analysis, Feature Anna Soubry re-issues call for better police protection after member of staff ‘abused on way to Parliament’ Anna Soubry has renewed calls for police to better protect MPs and staff after one of her colleagues was verbally abused outside Parliament. ITV News 16/1/2019 News Finn’s Law: Committee MPs back police dog law A new law to protect police dogs and horses has passed the committee stage in the Houses of Parliament. BBC 16/1/2019 News Firms should employ criminals, says police chief Businesses in the Black Country have been urged to take on criminals by a police chief. Express & Star 16/1/2019 News London Assembly criticises significant funding gap in MOPAC budget The draft consultation budget for the Mayor of London’s final year in office has been criticised for not identifying necessary officer numbers and performance indicators. Police Professional 16/1/2019 News South Yorkshire Police applicants must photo tattoos A police force recruiting new officers has asked applicants to send photos of their tattoos with their applications. BBC 16/1/2019 News Crime Tsar says complaints over cop breaks takes the biscuit Police and Crime Commissioner supports officers who take breaks in public for much needed down-time Plymouth Live 16/1/2019 News Cutting police homicide teams is the sure sign of a failing society The social system is crumbling when murders are rising but fewer officers are trying to solve them The Guardian 16/1/2019 Feature, Opinion Crackdown urged as 60 police officers are assaulted each week in Northern Ireland There have been calls for tougher sentences for assaults on PSNI officers after new figures showed nearly 60 are attacked each week. Belfast Telegraph 16/1/2019 News Response to the report on workplace harassment in the RCMP and the review of the four cases of civil litigation against the RCMP on workplace harassment CANADA: There can be no more important obligation for a Government than the protection and safety of its citizens. [pdf] Government of Canada 16/1/2019 Report Operation Ramberg AUSTRALIA: Operation Ramberg – an investigation into whether a NSWPF officer in regional NSW engaged in serious misconduct as a police officer and in respect of his personal financial dealings. NSW Law Enforcement Conduct Commission (LECC) (Australia) 16/1/2019 Report Operation Carlow AUSTRALIA: Operation Carlow – an investigation into whether a NSWPF officer was involved in the use and/or sale of illegal drugs and associated with persons who were known to be or suspected of being involved in the distribution of illegal drugs or had been convicted of criminal offences. During the course of investigating these complaints, the Commission ascertained that, in an unrelated matter, a NSWPF officer had given false evidence in proceedings in the Magistrates Court of the Australian Capital Territory (‘ACT’). 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