Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96469 total results. Showing results 82881 to 82900 «414141424143414441454146414741484149Next ›Last » Police force to stop prosecuting low level drug dealers Low level drug dealers selling heroin and cocaine to feed their own habits will not face prosecution under a new scheme, a police chief has said. The Telegraph 19/11/2017 News Drink-drive tests focused on tip-offs, says commissioner Catching drink-drivers by focusing on tip-offs is working, a Welsh police force commissioner has said. Dyfed-Powys Police tested 1,600 fewer motorists in this year's summer crackdown campaign than in June 2016. BBC 19/11/2017 News Calls to the 101 non-emergency number ‘taking half a minute longer to be answered than three years ago’ The figures were uncovered by Labour MP Justin Madders using the Freedom of Information Act Mirror 19/11/2017 News Theresa May’s local police force is hiring £20-an-hour private investigators to deal with sex crimes Thames Valley Police are hiring ex-CID staff through an agency to attend calls following budget cuts of £100million Mirror 19/11/2017 News Policing forum targets early intervention in tackling domestic abuse Policing domestic abuse has been put under the spotlight at a major research forum looking at how early intervention can have a significant impact on one of the biggest issues facing society. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 19/11/2017 News Denial of voice and removal of responsibility: Reflections on the reductions to the Crime Survey England and Wales Cost-saving measures to be introduced next year will reduce the number of households that the Crime Survey England and Wales can interview. Emma Williams of Canterbury Christ Church University and Dr Helen Innes of Cardiff University explain the implications. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 19/11/2017 Opinion What have police and crime commissioners done for us? Five years since the first elections, the job has struggled to escape controversy in Devon and Cornwall Plymouth Live 19/11/2017 Feature, Opinion Why are we reserved about garda volunteers? There is resistance to citizen officers who could help combat rising rural crime The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 19/11/2017 News Police watchdog ‘racist and corrupt’ The Met’s Olympics poster girl is suing the complaints commission, claiming it frustrates inquiries to protect accused officers The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 19/11/2017 News Retired chief constable who was re-hired immediately after the end of his 35-year career is paid £1,000 per day to find ways to save money A chief constable who retired from the police after 35 years was immediately rehired on a £1,000-a-day contract – where his job is to find ways for forces to save money. Mail Online 19/11/2017 News Mail on Sunday Comment: Police should enforce the law, not change it Chief Constables are not hired to change the law. They are hired to enforce it. Mike Barton, the Durham Police chief, needs to be sharply reminded of this. Mail Online 19/11/2017 Feature, Opinion Police chief vows to stop arresting drug addicts and ‘low level dealers’ in favour of sending them to rehab programme A police chief has declared that his force will stop prosecuting all drug addicts, along with ‘low-level’ dealers of heroin and cocaine. Mail Online 19/11/2017 News Police seek extra £18m as domestic violence soars Soaring numbers of domestic violence cases threaten to overwhelm police unless extra funding is found in the budget, according to a leaked document prepared by the country’s most senior officers. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 19/11/2017 News Police forces are accused of ‘postcode lottery’ approach to speeding tickets Police forces across the country were last night accused of applying a ‘random’ approach to cracking down on speeding drivers. Mail Online 18/11/2017 Analysis, Feature Nearly every person in the UK has been hacked including the police officer in charge of the fight against cyber crime Nearly every person in the country has been hacked and had their details sold on the dark web, Britain’s police lead on cyber crime revealed yesterday. Mail Online 18/11/2017 News Police accused of exaggerating risks of HIV to introduce spit guards Force plans to issue guards to officers from January, saying people infected with blood-borne viruses use spitting as a weapon The Guardian 18/11/2017 News Everyone has been hacked, say police Virtually everyone in the country is likely to have had their personal data hacked and placed for sale on the dark web, police have said. The Times - Subscription at source 18/11/2017 News An analysis of trends in first time entrants to the youth justice system A study to investigate the possible factors related to the rapid changes in the number of first time entrants to the youth justice system in England and Wales. RAND Corporation 17/11/2017 Report Hampshire Police and Crime Plan – Delivery Progress Overview of police and crime plan Hampshire OPCC 17/11/2017 Report Draft Annual Report From Hampshire Police and Crime Commissioner I have worked hard in the communities I represent and have over the past 52 weeks attended over 60 formal events and, nearly every day in smaller opportunity contacts. Hampshire OPCC 17/11/2017 Report «414141424143414441454146414741484149Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
