Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 91636 total results. Showing results 81541 to 81560 «407440754076407740784079408040814082Next ›Last » More than 30,000 people reported missing in Scotland each year A national framework aimed at preventing people from going missing has been launched with the aim of reducing the number of Scots who leave home with no explanation. The Scotsman 10/5/2017 News National Missing Persons Framework for Scotland The National Missing Persons Framework for Scotland sets out the roles and shared responsibilities of respective agencies, as well as key national objectives and supporting commitments to focus our efforts on preventing people from going missing and limiting the harm associated when they do go missing. [PDF] Scottish Government 10/5/2017 Report Collaboration ‘at the heart’ of new approach to missing people Tens of thousands of missing people will receive better support every year after Police Scotland joined a first-of-its-kind collaboration. Police Professional 10/5/2017 News Emotion reading technology claims to spot criminals before they act Emotion reading technology could soon be used by police after a Russian firm created a tool that can identify people in a crowd and tell if they are angry, stressed or nervous. The Telegraph 10/5/2017 News Police swap helmets for caps to attract more transgender officers A police force has replaced helmets with caps in a bid to attract more transgender officers. The Telegraph 10/5/2017 News Statement from PCC Alison Hernandez – CPS decision following police investigation into spending at 2015 general election I am delighted that the Crown Prosecution Service has decided to take no further action against me following the police investigation into spending at the 2015 general election Devon & Cornwall OPCC 10/5/2017 News English and Welsh police forces must learn from the Met and protect traffic cop numbers says Green party’s Baroness Jones Former London Assembly member Baroness Jenny Jones has urged police forces across the country to follow the capital’s example and protect investment in traffic officer numbers. MayorWatch 10/5/2017 News Deputy Chief Constable Recruitment Are you ready to join us on our journey to be great? We’re already ‘good’ and on a clear journey to be great. Our ambition is to be outstanding. The foundations are strong. Our use of predictive analytics and visualisation to manage demand is ground breaking. Now we’re looking for a talented, progressive deputy to steer the organisation through a transformation programme to help us achieve our ambition. Recruitment timeline: Informal briefing at Police HQ on 22 May 2017. Closing date for completed applications is 29 May 2017. Formal briefing for shortlisted applicants is on 7 June 2017. Interviews are 14 and 16 June 2017. Avon & Somerset Constabulary 10/5/2017 Jobs Cloud evidence management systems to be a “powerful tool” in collaborative working Cloud-based evidence systems could save police forces a significant amount of time. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/5/2017 News Working together to smash the stigma of mental illness Matthew Scott, deputy lead of the APCC Portfolio Group on Mental Health and Police & Crime Commissioner for Kent, speaks out during Mental Health Awareness Week. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/5/2017 Feature, Opinion Northamptonshire Police officers to start wearing baseball-cap style protective hats Police officers across Northamptonshire will start wearing baseball-cap style protective hats from today. The caps, which have a reinforced internal frame, will replace the traditional Custodian and Bowler hats by 9 June. ITV News 10/5/2017 News Bobbies on the beat must stay, says retiring Derbyshire police chief Mick Creedon Derbyshire's retiring police chief has said bobbies on the beat are the force's "eyes and ears" and must be maintained. Derbyshire Live 10/5/2017 News Is Prevent more than a ‘broken brand’? Following the UN's stinging criticism of Prevent last year, senior policing figures have hit back saying the strategy is the victim of bad press and inaccurate reporting, but are the problems with Prevent more than just a 'broken brand'? Policing Insight - Subscription at source 10/5/2017 Analysis Durham Police AI to help with custody decisions Police in Durham are preparing to go live with an artificial intelligence (AI) system designed to help officers decide whether or not a suspect should be kept in custody. BBC 10/5/2017 News Scots railway policing integration bill passes first hurdle MSPs are to debate legislation aimed at integrating railway policing into Police Scotland for the first time. BBC 10/5/2017 News Police in London consider tougher tactics against moped gangs Officers fear scooter gangs targeting mobile phone users may increasingly be prepared to use or threaten violence The Guardian 10/5/2017 News Police drug‑test company ‘tampered with results’ Thousands of convictions for crimes including murder, rape and assault may be ruled unsafe after claims that employees of a private firm “manipulated forensic tests”, police have warned. The Times - Subscription at source 10/5/2017 News Kathleen O’Toole to head up garda review Kathleen O'Toole, the former head of the Garda Inspectorate, is to head up the Commission on the Future of Policing in Ireland. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 10/5/2017 News ‘Manipulated’ drug test data probe extended – police A probe into the alleged manipulation of drug test result data is now looking at thousands more blood samples. BBC 10/5/2017 News ‘Triple-lock’ on officer pay guaranteed as MSPs vote through rail policing merger The integration of rail policing services into Police Scotland has moved a step closer after government plans passed through Parliament. Police Professional 9/5/2017 News «407440754076407740784079408040814082Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
