Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100344 total results. Showing results 8141 to 8160 «404405406407408409410411412Next ›Last » NSW Police Officers banned from using social media and encrypted messaging apps AUSTRALIA: NSW Police officers have been banned from using social media and encrypted messaging apps like WhatsApp on work phones due to data retention concerns. The directive affects approximately 17,000 police officers following a report into a police officer’s car crash in 2023 Tech Business News (Australia) 2/10/2024 News Perceptions of corruption 2024 Victoria Police AUSTRALIA: A total of 477 responses from Victoria Police employees (two per cent of the total number of 22,465 employees) were collected over the fieldwork period, 15 April to 19 May 2024. Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission (IBAC) - Victoria (Australia) 2/10/2024 Report Troubling picture on Garda numbers remains unchanged by Budget 2025 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: McEntee repeating same recruitment aspiration as 2024 unlikely to kickstart sluggish growth in Garda numbers. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 2/10/2024 News Thousands gather for National Police Memorial Day 2024 Over 1,000 family members, colleagues and supporters gathered at the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall on Sunday 29 September to remember and honour the lives of more than 5,000 police officers who have fallen in service over the past 180 years. Emergency Services Times 2/10/2024 News ACC Dennis Murray: Changing the system from within (Part 1) In this conversation, Assistant Chief Constable Dennis Murray shares his personal journey from growing up in a challenging environment in Corby to becoming a leader in policing. He discusses the impact of his early experiences with racism, the distrust his family had towards the police, and how he overcame these challenges to pursue a career in law enforcement. Dennis also emphasizes the importance of diversity in policing and how it can lead to better community relations and safety. PolicingTV 2/10/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video New joint degree combines university and police academy for new route into Victoria Police A new joint criminology and policing degree offered by Monash University and Victoria Police sees students complete two years of university-based study and a final year at the force’s Glen Waverley Academy, with the aim of equipping young officers with more skills and knowledge, improving recruitment diversity and retention, and providing longer-term career opportunities for recruits, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 2/10/2024 Feature Garda applicants ‘being kept in limbo’ over training decision as numbers dwindle REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Would-be garda recruits are “frustrated” by alleged delays in their applications, leaving them “in limbo” while the force struggles to reach recruitment targets. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 1/10/2024 News Ex-Police Federation head tells tribunal he wanted only support for PC’s widow John Apter is accused of three allegations of misconduct. The Independent 1/10/2024 News Pro-Palestinian protesters call NSW police attempt to block rally on 7 October ‘an attack on fundamental democratic rights’ AUSTRALIA: Exclusive: police will ask state supreme court to prevent the protests due to safety concerns as Palestine Action Group says it ‘unequivocally opposes’ move The Guardian 1/10/2024 News Further Evil Corp cyber criminals exposed, one unmasked as LockBit affiliate Sixteen individuals who were part of Evil Corp, once believed to be the most significant cybercrime threat in the world, have been sanctioned in the UK, with their links to the Russian state and other prolific ransomware groups, including LockBit, exposed. National Crime Agency (NCA) 1/10/2024 News Addressing menopause in the workplace A comprehensive analysis of the Police Federation of England and Wales' Menopause Survey 2023 findings. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 1/10/2024 News Met runs successful spiking op as greater police presence ensures ‘tame evening’ Early evidence kits are used by officers and staff to allow them to quickly identify whether a person has been spiked. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/10/2024 News Woman died during police call to report partner A mother died while she was on the phone to police reporting an assault, an inquest heard. BBC 1/10/2024 News Head of Met’s Black Police Association faces sacking over ‘racist’ texts Inspector Charles Ehikioya accused of sending ‘misogynistic, violent and otherwise inappropriate’ WhatsApp messages The Telegraph - Subscription at source 1/10/2024 News ‘Deeply upsetting’ to be accused of making sexual comment about PC Harper’s widow Former Police Federation Chair John Apter was suspended in December 2021 amid accusations over his conduct on four occasions that year. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/10/2024 News Live facial recognition could restore trust in policing, says Met boss Sir Mark Rowley, the police commissioner, says technology is ‘accurate, fair and not intrusive’ The Times - Subscription at source 1/10/2024 News SYP facing financial uncertainty after ‘significant error’ found in accounts Police and crime commissioner functions were transferred to South Yorkshire Mayor Oliver Coppard at the PCC elections in May. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/10/2024 News PSNI surveillance ‘targeted police ombudsman’s official’ A police surveillance operation targeted an official at the office of Northern Ireland's Police Ombudsman who was believed to be leaking secret documents to two journalists, a court has heard. BBC 1/10/2024 News Instructors’ challenges facilitating mental health first aid training with law enforcement Following highly publicized incidents of police responses to individuals with a mental illness, policing executives attempt to placate public outcry by mandating mental health training. However, police training curriculums are not well-evaluated, especially pertaining to implementation challenges that may arise. Using interviews with certified Mental Health First Aid instructors (n = 18), this study explores challenges experienced when implementing and facilitating the training with law enforcement officers (LEOs). Thematic analysis identified four themes: 1) In general, LEOs are a difficult group to train; 2) LEOs and their agencies often have different expectations for training compared to other populations; 3) instructors must be knowledgeable surrounding LEO-specific state and local policies surrounding mental health responses; and 4) instructors lacking credibility with the LEO audience may find facilitating the training to be more challenging. Findings highlight the importance of carefully selecting both instructors and training participants when implementing mental health training. Police Practice and Research 1/10/2024 Research article Budget 2025: 1,000 new Garda recruits as part of €5.25 billion spend on Justice and Defence The budget for the two departments that deal with the security of citizens and the State has increased to €5.25 billion for next year – up from €4.73 billion for 2024. 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