Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96579 total results. Showing results 85401 to 85420 «426742684269427042714272427342744275Next ›Last » Thousands of children sexting, police say Thousands of children, including a boy aged five, have been investigated for sexting, the BBC has learned. BBC 11/7/2017 News Merging Islington and Camden police ‘has caused problems’, admits Met deputy commissioner The Met’s deputy commissioner has admitted there have been problems merging Islington and Camden’s police teams. Islington Gazette 11/7/2017 News Police shake up tactics to tackle stalker menace A new approach to crimes of harassment and stalking has been promised by Lincolnshire Police in the wake of a damning new report Spalding Today 11/7/2017 News Police defend tactic of ‘nudging’ thief off bike using van door after he was caught red-handed on CCTV stealing from parked car A police inspector today defended capturing a thief by “nudging” him off a Boris bike to send him crashing headfirst into the road. The Standard 11/7/2017 News Police tactics at fracking protests need urgent review, says MEP Call for review follows repeated allegations of violence and excessive force by police and security staff at UK sites The Guardian 11/7/2017 News ‘Paedophile hunters’ told to join police A police and crime commissioner has suggested that vigilante groups be made special constables in their online search for child sex groomers. The Times - Subscription at source 11/7/2017 News Enfield cop shop could be axed The Mayor of London’s officials are drawing up a blueprint to keep just one 24-hour police station open to the public in every borough – meaning Enfield Police Station, in Baker Street, could be at risk. Barnet & Whetstone Press 10/7/2017 News Cells shut as police trial the closure of Basildon custody TWENTY cells at Basildon police station will be out of bounds for three months as bosses trial costcutting proposals to close custody for good. Southend Echo 10/7/2017 News ‘CONCERNING’ New rules ordering cops to declare any links to journalists and politicians could be unlawful NEW rules ordering cops to declare any links to journalists and politicians could be unlawful, rank-and-file leaders warned. The Scottish Police Federation said it was consulting its lawyers as controversial rules sneaked in by top brass could be open to legal challenge The Scottish Sun 10/7/2017 News Adam Simmonds trial: PCC ‘thought information was in public domain’ A police and crime commissioner (PCC) disclosed information about a police inquiry into an MP as he felt it was within his remit, a court has heard. BBC 10/7/2017 News Police Scotland denies whistleblowing concerns Police Scotland has insisted that rules requiring officers to declare contact with journalists or politicians are not intended to deter whistleblowers. BBC 10/7/2017 News Appointment Of Deputy PCC For Devon, Cornwall And The Isles Of Scilly The PCC must notify the Panel of her decision whether to accept or reject the recommendation of the Panel. Devon & Cornwall OPCC 10/7/2017 Report Proposed Appointment Of Police And Crime Commissioner’s Treasurer The report provides an overview of the appointment process that was undertaken during in the Spring of 2017 by the PCC to select a preferred candidate. Devon & Cornwall OPCC 10/7/2017 Report The ‘McDonaldization’ of police-academic partnerships: Observations on what works and what doesn’t Dr Karen Lumsden, a senior lecturer in Sociology at the University of Loughborough, explores the dynamics of police and academic partnerships in terms of what works and what doesn't. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 10/7/2017 Analysis Ottawa hopes to pick new RCMP commissioner from within ranks Ottawa is primarily looking within the RCMP to appoint its next commissioner, instead of focusing on an outsider, senior officials in the government and RCMP say. The Globe and Mail (Canada) 10/7/2017 News Clarity of government language on police funding levels: Labour PCCs’ letter Letter from Dame Vera Baird and 13 other Labour PCCs Northumbria OPCC 10/7/2017 Report The politics of policing: Hail to the Chiefs Senior police officers have traditionally been reluctant to comment on issues that stray into political territory. However, the recent general election saw several senior officers break with this to publicly highlight the damage caused by budget cuts. Chief Supt Owen West applauds their openness. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 10/7/2017 Opinion Commissioner announces candidate for Deputy PCC post Warwickshire Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Seccombe has announced his intention to appoint Robert Tromans as his deputy. Warwickshire OPCC 10/7/2017 News Cleveland PCC’s Decisions – January to June 2017 and Forward Plan See Appendix 1 for Forward Plan, Summary of Decisions made by the PCC see Appendix 2 Cleveland OPCC 10/7/2017 Report Cleveland Performance Report June 2017 As a result of efficiencies, an extra £1.5m was released by the PCC for investment to ensure neighbourhood policing was retained. Cleveland OPCC 10/7/2017 Report «426742684269427042714272427342744275Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
