Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102617 total results. Showing results 8201 to 8220 «407408409410411412413414415Next ›Last » B.C. RCMP detachments begin rollout of body-worn cameras CANADA: British Columbia’s top Mountie says rolling out body-worn cameras for officers in the province will address calls to “enhance public trust,” but a sociologist who studies technology’s effect on policing says evidence of it reducing use-of-force incidents is “inconsistent.” Blue Line (Canada) 22/11/2024 News Manitoba government funds new investigation unit in Swan Valley region CANADA: A new police unit is to be set up in western Manitoba to investigate complex and serious crimes. Blue Line (Canada) 22/11/2024 News Unravelling the digital surveillance web: Navigating AI’s quiet watch There is much debate about the increasing use of artificial intelligence (AI) in surveillance (both in policing and other sectors), and the public’s response to that deployment; researcher, lecturer, and Sheffield Hallam University PhD candidate Yasmine Ezzeddine argues that latest research suggests the public are already adapting to the growing use of AI – and rather than saying “no”, are urging for “not so fast”. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 22/11/2024 Feature, Innovation, Opinion Ensuring the Federation is fit for the future PFEW CEO Mukund Krishna shares the Federation’s strategy for 2028. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 22/11/2024 News New powers to clamp down on anti-social behaviour New Respect Orders will see repeat perpetrators of anti-social behaviour subject to tough restrictions on their behaviour. Home Office 22/11/2024 News Cooper and the Conference: 5 things you should know What did we learn from Yvette Cooper's first major speech on policing reform this week? The Home Secretary attended the annual conference of the National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) and the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners in London on Tuesday. Here are five key 'takeaways' from the speech and the event itself: DannyShaw.net 22/11/2024 Analysis, Feature Rise in AI and ‘nudification’ apps aiding child abuse deepfakes Schools are struggling to keep up with technology helping predators target children, while more pupils than ever are accessing sexual content on their devices The Times - Subscription at source 22/11/2024 News Met Police force set to lose 2,000 officers as result of budget cuts London’s Met Police is set to scrap 2,000 officer roles and a possible 400 civilian staff jobs as it cuts its annual finances - with some police stations already reducing their hours Mirror 22/11/2024 News ‘Rough’ haircut among hate crimes logged by police A “rough” haircut was among a number of hate crimes reported to police forces across the country who were accused of wasting time by logging them. The customer reportedly contacted officers after claiming his barber was “aggressive” following a discussion about the Russia-Ukraine war. The Telegraph 22/11/2024 News US Embassy in London under lockdown as police blow up suspicious package The US Embassy in London has gone into lockdown as police investigate a suspicious package. The embassy posted a statement on X, formerly Twitter, saying authorities were investigating a suspicious package outside the complex in Nine Elms. The Met Police confirmed it had carried out a controlled explosion in the area and that cordons remained in place. The Standard 22/11/2024 News Edmonton police chief Dale McFee sheds light on resignation CANADA: Edmonton police chief Dale McFee says he's proud of what he did during his 5ive and a half years as the city's top cop. But he says the job took its toll. Kabi Moulitharan has more on what's next for the chief, and for Edmonton Police Service. Global News (Canada) 22/11/2024 News, Video Deputy Chief Harj Sidhu chosen to lead Delta Police Department CANADA: Sidhu began his career in 1993 as a recruit constable with the DPD, most recently serving as deputy chief of the community policing bureau Peace Arch News (Canada) 22/11/2024 News Bunnings partnered with Victoria Police on controversial facial recognition tech AUSTRALIA: Bunnings, whose in-store facial recognition technology breached privacy laws, partnered with Victoria Police during a trial of the system. Privacy Commissioner Carly Kind from the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) was heavily critical of the Bunnings system which captured the faces of every person – including children – who entered 63 Bunnings stores in Victoria and New South Wales between November 2018 and November 2021via its CCTVs. Channel News (Australia) 22/11/2024 News Man charged over stabbing of NSW Police constable after officers responded to street fight in Doonside AUSTRALIA: A man has been charged after allegedly stabbing a police officer who responded to a brawl in Sydney's west. NSW Police were called to Hill End Road in Doonside about 12:30am on Friday, following reports that five men were fighting. On arrival at the scene, four men allegedly fled in a hatchback, while a fifth man allegedly left on foot. Officers approached the 20-year-old man who allegedly walked away from the scene. He allegedly stabbed one officer in the chest with a long knife as police tried to arrest him. ABC News (Australia) 22/11/2024 News Officer found guilty of assaulting woman A Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) officer has been found guilty of assaulting a woman while he was off-duty. Police Professional 22/11/2024 News New powers to clamp down on anti-social behaviour announced by Home Secretary People who persistently commit anti-social behaviour will face up to two years in prison under new powers announced by the Home Secretary on Friday (November 22). Police Professional 22/11/2024 News Police voices on prevention interviews for missing people: Safe and well? Around 359,000 missing person reports are made every year, or 1 person every 90 seconds (NCA, 2023). Police expenditure on missing people enquiries has spiralled, with basic investigations costing north of £2,500 each BSC Policing Network 22/11/2024 Analysis, Feature War of words erupts between Grant Stevens and SA Police Association The Police Commissioner and the police union are embroiled in a fiery exchange over SAPOL's controversial policing model. The Advertiser (Australia) - Subscription at source 22/11/2024 News Home Secretary sets outs police reform plans on funding, performance and new national centre Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has announced the most ambitious wave of policing reform for a decade – a new ‘National Centre of Policing’ to run support services for local forces, a new Home Office Police Performance Unit and co-designed police performance framework, and over £500 million of extra funding for forces across England and Wales, as Policing Insight’s James Sweetland reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 22/11/2024 Analysis, Feature Garda associations say new rules on conduct being rushed REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The garda associations have accused the Department of Justice of rushing in new disciplinary and conduct regulations, which they say do not respect their members rights and classify all misconduct as major. The Association of Garda Sergeants and Inspectors (AGSI) and Garda Representative Association (GRA) which represent gardaí, sergeants and inspectors, the majority of gardaí, have said the regulations which are due to be implemented next month are not transparent or clear and do not allow for a right of appeal. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 22/11/2024 News «407408409410411412413414415Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
