Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96513 total results. Showing results 83181 to 83200 «415641574158415941604161416241634164Next ›Last » Pirc concludes that police could have prevented murder of St Andrews woman Elizabeth Bowe Police Scotland could have prevented the murder of a vulnerable woman if they had reacted properly to her call asking for help. The National 8/11/2017 News Pre-emptive policing: Harmful, oppressive, and needing independent scrutiny A form of predictive policing, the Suspect Targeting Management Plan, has been in operation in Australia for 17 years. Dr Vicki Sentas of the University of New South Wales warns that the programme is racialised, targeted overwhelmingly at young people, and damaging and disruptive to their lives. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 8/11/2017 Opinion Beds police recruitment diversity unmatched across England and Wales Bedfordshire’s police and crime commissioner has saluted the county’s force for the diversity of its recruitment, which has been commended as unmatched in England and Wales. The Comet (Hertfordshire) 8/11/2017 News International work has huge benefits for officers, says chief CC Andy Marsh says good work of British personnel can help prevent mass migration and radicalisation Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/11/2017 News Met Commissioner questioned on current challenges facing police The Home Affairs Committee hears from the Metropolitan Police Commissioner, Cressida Dick, on policing for the future. Parliament.uk 8/11/2017 Report Britain’s top cop warns the Met could lose ANOTHER 3,000 officers Cressida Dick says police are facing 'unprecedented' challenge of £400m funding cuts amid rising crime and terror threat Mail Online 8/11/2017 News Internet giants MUST help us beat the gangs, says Met chief Cressida Dick demands sites do more to take down material that triggers fatal violence Mail Online 8/11/2017 News Met chief warns police cuts will make it harder to tackle violent crime Cressida Dick tells MPs losing up to 3,000 officers amid savings drive may also hamper efforts to prevent extremism The Guardian 8/11/2017 News Cressida Dick urges web giants to help police prevent gang wars and knife crime Britain’s most senior police officer has called on internet companies to do more to help officers fight knife crime by alerting them to emerging gang wars before they happen. The Times - Subscription at source 8/11/2017 News Special unit plan for young sex offenders as convictions rise An increase in “dark and troubling” sexual crimes committed by children, including a rape by an 11-year-old, has led ministers to consider if a special unit is needed to hold them. The Times - Subscription at source 8/11/2017 News The battle for minds: Britain expands project on mental health in terrorism A project looking at links between mental health and terrorism in three English cities has been expanded nationwide after it found a significant number of people referred to counter-radicalization programs suffer some form of mental illness. Reuters 7/11/2017 News HMI takes over at College of Policing Former chief constable Mike Cunningham has been appointed. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/11/2017 News Northern Ireland police paid out more than £1.8 million to informers Police in Northern Ireland has paid out up to £1.8 million for information on crime within the last five years, more than £270,000 of that sum being offloaded within the last year alone. The Irish Post (Republic of Ireland) 7/11/2017 News West Yorkshire Police and Crime Commissioner Mark Burns-Williamson calls for greater protection for emergency workers Attacks on emergency workers is something that is hard to fathom. Yorkshire Evening Post 7/11/2017 Feature, Opinion Revealed: The cost of police sick days on the frontline in Cumbria County MP and union claim Government cuts are hitting health in the force News & Star 7/11/2017 News Wiltshire Police chief Mike Veale denies reports he is ‘to pocket £80,000-a-year pension’ The chief constable of Wiltshire Police has tonight denied he is planning to resign amid reports that he may walk away with a pension pot of up to £2 million. Swindon Advertiser 7/11/2017 News Some PSNI cops have ‘negligently discharged’ their guns at home Some PSNI cops have 'negligently discharged' their guns at home Policing Insight 7/11/2017 News Britain’s top cop warns jihadis intent on murder could go undetected unless police are given more cash Met chief Cressida Dick said cuts to the police would directly affect its vital work on counter-terrorism in the UK The Sun 7/11/2017 News New CEO announced A former chief constable with extensive experience across policing was today announced as the new Chief Executive Officer of the College of Policing. College of Policing 7/11/2017 News Cumbria Report on Compliments And Complaints Two complaints have been received since the last meeting. Cumbria OPCC 7/11/2017 Report «415641574158415941604161416241634164Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
