Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 91516 total results. Showing results 83141 to 83160 «415441554156415741584159416041614162Next ›Last » ‘Officers have spoken’ as demand for Taser grows Eight per cent more officers think Taser devices should be further rolled out across the front line than did three years ago, according to new research. Police Professional 31/1/2017 News Misconduct data published for first time Home Office statistics have revealed 359 officers and staff were dismissed from forces last year following misconduct proceedings Police Professional 31/1/2017 News IPCC hands PCC file to CPS Sussex police and crime commissioner (PCC) Katy Bourne could face criminal charges as evidence from an Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) investigation have been handed to prosecutors. Police Professional 31/1/2017 News Prosecutors to consider Sussex PCC Katy Bourne ‘false statement’ Prosecutors are to decide whether the Sussex Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) should face charges over allegations she made a false statement. BBC 31/1/2017 News Policing and Crime Act These documents explain the changes to the law through the Policing and Crime Act. gov.uk 31/1/2017 Report Policing and Crime Bill receives Royal Assent A key bill in the police reform agenda has today achieved Royal Assent. gov.uk 31/1/2017 News Weekly academic research summary This summary curates the key policing-related research that's been published online in the last week, with links to the original journal articles, and selected abstracts. Policing Insight 31/1/2017 News Police Now recruit, Upile Mtitimila, shares his impressions of policing PC Upile Mtitimila is a neighbourhood officer for Cheshire Police and a member of the 2016 Police Now Cohort. Here he writes about his new policing ‘family’ and how the job has matched his expectations. Policing Insight - Registration at source 31/1/2017 Opinion How ‘Police Now’ is helping to improve diversity When the first cohort of exceptional graduates joined the Police Now programme, 56 per cent said they had never considered the police service as a career. Six months into their training and 'the vast majority of them' are planning to stay in the service beyond their initial two-year commitment which is encouraging news as many are from minority ethnic backgrounds. Tina Orr-Munro talks to Kurtis Christoforides, Police Now's programme director. Policing Insight 31/1/2017 Interview, Opinion Improving the quality of police mugshots could unlock their potential We're all familiar with the police mugshot taken of the hapless offender in the police custody suite. Over the years the quality of photographs has significantly worsened. However, forces could be missing a trick because new and emerging technology means the humble and largely neglected mugshot now has a greater part to play in combating crime. Policing Insight 31/1/2017 Analysis Royal Air Force Police – Inspection of leadership in relation to its investigations The Armed Forces Act 2011 places a duty on Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary to inspect and report on the independence and effectiveness of investigations carried out by the armed forces’ police services. HMIC has today published the findings of the first inspection under this act, into the effectiveness of the Royal Air Force Police leadership in relation to its investigations. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 31/1/2017 Report RAF Police praised in first HMIC inspection The Royal Air Force Police (RAFP) is well led and has good standards of training with only a few areas in need of improvement, a report has concluded. Police Professional 31/1/2017 News Police body searches for new finance boss amid funding ‘crisis’ The body charged with managing Police Scotland’s £1 billion annual budget has begun the search for a new chief financial officer just days after being heavily criticised for its “weak leadership”. The Scotsman 31/1/2017 News Council tax rise proposed to retain Lincolnshire Police officer numbers Residents in Lincoln and the county will be asked to pay 1.97% more for Lincolnshire Police’s segment of council tax in order to maintain frontline officer numbers. The Lincolnite 31/1/2017 News Thousands of calls to North Yorkshire Police go unanswered More than 100 calls to North Yorkshire Police were abandoned daily over a nine-month period last year, as control room staff struggled to cope with demand. The Press (York) 31/1/2017 News Cleveland Police wrong to track ex-officers’ phones Cleveland Police acted unlawfully in monitoring the phones of two of its former officers, a tribunal has ruled. BBC 31/1/2017 News Information sharing on counter terrorism in the EU has reached an all-time high One year of the European Counter Terrorism Centre (ECTC) at Europol Europol 31/1/2017 News My brush with brutal reality of knife crime Witnessing the lead-up to a violent attack has brought home the desperate need to tackle the epidemic of stabbings The Times - Subscription at source 31/1/2017 Feature, Opinion IPCC should focus on the facts, not publicity The Guardian 31/1/2017 Feature, Opinion The amount South Wales Police charge as part of the council tax bill is set to rise by 7% The average band D household will see just over £10 a year added to their tax bills Wales Online 30/1/2017 News «415441554156415741584159416041614162Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
