Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96426 total results. Showing results 81981 to 82000 «409640974098409941004101410241034104Next ›Last » New South Wales Police chief’s neighbourhood policing vow Matt Jukes has become South Wales Police's new chief constable on New Year's Day, pledging to "protect neighbourhood policing". BBC 1/1/2018 News Police and politicians must get a grip on violent crime As London prepared to host a spectacular fireworks display to welcome in the new year, the capital was gripped by darker forces away from the heavily policed set-piece events. Elsewhere, four young men were stabbed to death in incidents across the city, further evidence that the police, in London and other conurbations, need to get a grip on rising violence. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 1/1/2018 Feature, Opinion Police chief is accused of ‘soft justice’ after telling his officers to interview child suspects in their homes rather than custody A police chief has come under fire for saying officers should take a 'sympathetic and caring' approach to young offenders. Mail Online 1/1/2018 News Cleveland Police chief Iain Spittal bids fond farewell to the force as he cycles in on his last day Retiring Cleveland Police chief constable cycled into work on his last day - just as he did on his first operational shift over 31 years ago Gazette Live 1/1/2018 News Freemasons are ‘blocking the career progression of women and ethnic minorities in the police’ Steve White, of the Police Federation, said a number of people within his organisation 'suspected' members of Masons have been an 'obstacle' to changes Mail Online 1/1/2018 News New South Wales Police chief’s neighbourhood policing vow Matt Jukes has become South Wales Police's new chief constable on New Year's Day, pledging to "protect neighbourhood policing". BBC 1/1/2018 News Attempts to reform the police are being thwarted by the freemasons, claims top cop Steve White, Police Federation chair, said colleagues “suspected” members of the secretive organisation have been an “obstacle” to changes The Sun 1/1/2018 News Let us have drunk tanks, paid for by drunks The old desire to escape life’s worries will not go away but a hefty financial cost could shift the burden of indulging it The Times - Subscription at source 1/1/2018 Feature, Opinion Alexa… call the cops! Crime victims could use their Amazon Echo to get help without leaving the sofa Police want to use technology to deliver daily crime bulletins to householders Mail Online 1/1/2018 News Police reform ‘thwarted by masons’ Freemasons are blocking police reform, including the promotion of women and officers from black and ethnic minorities, a police leader has said. The Times - Subscription at source 1/1/2018 News Freemasons are blocking reform, says Police Federation leader Steve White, stepping down as chair, says the society is thwarting progress of women and BAME people The Guardian 31/12/2017 News Police Scotland are using cars Eighties TV detective Gene Hunt would recognise Scots police officers are driving around in clapped-out old bangers, one of which could have come straight out of Ashes to Ashes, the 1980s-set hit police TV drama series. The Herald (Scotland) 31/12/2017 News Not ready to retire: Police Scotland still using 28-year-old vehicle Liberal Democrats blame the SNP, while the police blame legacy forces preceding the 2013 creation of Police Scotland The Guardian 31/12/2017 News Bizarre plan is launched to enlist ‘Dad’s Army’ of volunteers to help Border Force protect ports Special Volunteer Force to police harbours but with no powers to arrest Mail Online 31/12/2017 News Don’t panic: Dad’s Army volunteers to guard borders Smugglers and people traffickers at Britain’s ports will face a new “Dad’s Army” of volunteer border guards under plans being considered by ministers. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 31/12/2017 News Staffordshire Police officers are spending less time on the beat – despite £1m investment in new technology Police officers are spending fewer hours patrolling Staffordshire's streets - despite £1 million being spent on technology designed to get bobbies out on the beat for longer. Stoke on Trent Live 30/12/2017 News Scottish Police Authority facing criticism over complaints COMPLAINT handling procedures at the body that oversees Scotland’s police force are “neither effective nor efficient”, according to a damning audit report. The National 30/12/2017 News Millions of motorists face being caught out by police for using mobile phones as SatNavs behind the wheel UK police raise an estimated £40,000 every day from fines handed out to drivers who use their mobile phones at the wheel The Sun 30/12/2017 News Police not handling complaints against top officers effectively Procedures for handling complaints at the body overseeing Scotland’s police are “neither effective nor efficient”, according to an audit report. The Times - Subscription at source 30/12/2017 News Looking for evidence: Measuring the impact of body worn video cameras on police behaviour and criminal justice outcomes Body-worn video is one of the most significant emerging technologies in policing, but robust analysis of its effects has been limited. Elizabeth Linos, Joanne Reinhard, Simon Ruda and Michael Sanders of the Behavioural Insights Team report the results of a large-scale randomised control trial in one UK police force. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 30/12/2017 Analysis «409640974098409941004101410241034104Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
