Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102547 total results. Showing results 8541 to 8560 «424425426427428429430431432Next ›Last » Northern Territory Police Force Acknowledges ICAC Findings in Operation Beaufort Report AUSTRALIA: A media statement issued by Commissioner of Police, Michael Murphy APM. Northern Territory Police Fire & Emergency Services 14/11/2024 News Report into racism in NT Police Force sparked by TRG awards finds evidence of ‘historical racism’, concludes investigation be closed AUSTRALIA: An investigation into allegations of racism within the NT Police Force has found no further evidence of racist behaviour since 2015 and concluded the matter be closed. It also found there was "no admissible evidence" to charge or further investigate five police officers who swore statutory declarations refuting allegations of racism within the Territory Response Group (TRG). NT Police Commissioner Michael Murphy says the force accepts the report's findings and will continue to "learn from and acknowledge [its] past". ABC News (Australia) 14/11/2024 News Number-plate recognition software firm Auror raises more than $80m to expand NEW ZEALAND: New Zealand's largest operator of number-plate recognition software has raised over $80 million to expand. The Australian Financial Review, calling Auror a "controversial $500m anti-crime start-up", reported the transaction brought Auror's valuation up to half a billion dollars. Auckland-based Auror is a close partner with New Zealand police, that also sells its retail crime-fighting services in Australia, the United Kingdom, Canada and the United States. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 14/11/2024 News Met faces service cuts without more cash, says chief The boss of the UK's largest police force has warned it faces "eye-watering cuts" to services unless ministers increase its funding. BBC 14/11/2024 News Budget cuts forced on police by Labour are deeply troubling, says Met chief Sir Mark Rowley warns of ‘eye-watering cuts’ to the services his officers can provide to the public The Telegraph - Subscription at source 14/11/2024 News ‘Deserted’: police begin first strikes in over 20 years AUSTRALIA: Police officers say they feel disrespected by the Victorian government in a protracted pay dispute as hundreds launched a series of strikes for the first time in more than two decades. The Canberra Times (Australia) 14/11/2024 News Hundreds of Victorian police walk off the job for the first time in 25 years in major escalation of pay dispute AUSTRALIA: Hundreds of Victorian police officers have walked off the job for the first time in 25 years, in a major escalation of a pay dispute with the state government. Sky News 14/11/2024 News Fatal shooting by police in Wainuiomata justified – watchdog finds NEW ZEALAND: A man fatally shot after an hour long stand-off with police in Wellington last year thanked officers for saving his hostage's life before he died. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 14/11/2024 News Crime & Punishment: Is Scotland’s justice sector serving women? We want to ensure that anyone who has been a victim of a sexual crime has confidence in our justice system,” said First Minister John Swinney. Holyrood Magazine 14/11/2024 Feature, Opinion Parliament launches inquiry into policing’s handling of summer violence The Home Affairs Committee has launched an inquiry to consider the policing response to the disorder witnessed in England and Wales over the summer. Emergency Services Times 14/11/2024 News Lack of transparency and oversight on police use of AI could ‘bring justice into disrepute’ in Canada, warn academics Academics from two Canadian universities have raised concerns about the country’s law enforcement use of artificial intelligence (AI) tools, claiming that police bodies aren’t transparent enough when procuring new tech, and that failing to make policing subject to new AI legislation could undermine justice in Canada in the future, as Policing Insight’s James Sweetland reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 14/11/2024 Analysis, Feature, Innovation Home Office publishes new failure to prevent fraud guidance The Home Office has published guidance for organisations on the new corporate criminal offence of failure to prevent fraud, which was introduced last year as part of the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act (ECCT). Emergency Services Times 14/11/2024 News Joint plan aims to deliver justice for domestic abuse victims A new joint plan between police and prosecutors is aiming to transform the handling of domestic abuse cases through shared innovation and closer joint working. Emergency Services Times 14/11/2024 News Internet Watch Foundation reports success from tech upgrade in fighting child abuse The Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) has claimed positive results from integrating a new feature into its Intelligrade system for recording online images of child sexual abuse. UKAuthority.com 14/11/2024 News Police associations call for immediate legislative change with Canada’s bail system CANADA: After another serious incident of gun violence in our communities, the Police Association of Ontario (PAO), the Ontario Provincial Police Association (OPPA) and the Toronto Police Association (TPA) are united in asking the federal government to take some leadership in the safety of our members and the communities they serve. Blue Line (Canada) 14/11/2024 News RCMP begins national deployment of body-worn cameras CANADA: Starting November 18, frontline RCMP officers, at select detachments, across Canada will start to wear body-worn cameras. Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) 14/11/2024 News Andrew Snowden MP on community safety and public trust (Part 1 of 3) In this episode of Policing TV, Bernard Rix interviews Andrew Snowden MP, exploring his journey from being the Police and Crime Commissioner for Lancashire to becoming a Member of Parliament. The conversation delves into his motivations for entering policing and politics, his experiences in office, and his ambitions as a parliamentarian. Key themes include the importance of public trust in policing, the challenges faced during his tenure, and the collaborative nature of parliamentary work. PolicingTV 14/11/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Co-production trainer George Charlton: Do nice people take drugs? Ben Twomey talks to George Charlton about his journey from leaving school with no qualifications at 15, to grappling with mental health and addiction and then going on to train police forces and other partners that "drug users deserve love". Emphasizing the importance of compassion and understanding in policing. They explore the distinction between drug use and addiction, the significance of lived experience in shaping police approaches, and the critical role of naloxone in saving lives. The discussion highlights the need for a more humane and informed perspective on drug users within law enforcement. Watch this in depth interview about lived experience and living experience, and how the people most affected by the criminal justice system have a part to play in shaping how policing works. PolicingTV 14/11/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video IOPC investigation finds officers’ use of restraint was proportionate prior to the death of a man Due to his behaviour, officers restrained him by applying handcuffs intending to return Mr Jones to his nearby home address. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/11/2024 News Metropolitan Police Service: closure of cause of concern I am writing to you to confirm my decision to close the cause of concern we raised in our 2021/22 police efficiency, effectiveness and legitimacy (PEEL) inspection HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 13/11/2024 News «424425426427428429430431432Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
