Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96469 total results. Showing results 86361 to 86380 «431543164317431843194320432143224323Next ›Last » Lecturer in Criminology Salary: £33,943 to £39,324 per annum. Closes: 28th May, 2017 University of Suffolk 11/5/2017 Jobs Assistant commissioner – Vacancy The role of Assistant Commissioner places you at the forefront of our organisation. From here, you’ll shape strategic direction and the delivery of policing, as part of our Management Board. Salary: Circa.£188,823 pa. Closing date: 1 June 2017 Metropolitan Police Service 11/5/2017 Jobs Forces are able to challenge misconduct panel outcomes, judge rules Forces are entitled to challenge the decisions of independent misconduct panels, a High Court judge has ruled. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/5/2017 News New chief constable takes up his post The new Chief Constable of Gloucestershire, who took charge of the county constabulary last week, says he wants to "provide security, stability and vision" for the force. Gloucester Review 11/5/2017 News A Guide to Stop and Search in Scotland From 11 May 2017, police in Scotland must follow a new Stop and Search Code of Practice. This Code sets out rules for when the police can use stop and search, how the search should be carried out and what information about the search should be recorded. It also covers the information the officer should give you so that you understand what will happen and why. [PDF] Scottish Government 11/5/2017 Report New police stop-and-search code of practice comes into effect The code, drawn up by an advisory group led by John Scott QC, received widespread support during consultation and was unanimously approved by the Scottish Parliament Evening Express (Aberdeen) 11/5/2017 News New stop and search rules for Police Scotland come into effect Non-statutory or 'consensual' stop and searches are now banned entirely. STV News 11/5/2017 News Bail or jail? App helps police make decision about suspect A police force is enlisting an artificial intelligence system to help officers to decide whether to hold suspects in custody or release them on bail. The Times - Subscription at source 11/5/2017 News The Chris Froome ‘ramming’ proves it: police must take on vicious drivers Helen Pidd: "I know some of us occasionally jump lights or hop on to kerbs on our bikes. These are not crimes for which riders deserve to be killed by cyclist-hating motorists" Policing Insight 11/5/2017 Feature, Opinion Number of suspected slavery victims in London expected to leap by 60% Head of Met’s modern slavery unit tells conference the force expects as many as 1,600 people to be referred this year The Guardian 11/5/2017 News Traffic policing cuts ‘risk lawlessness on roads’ Roads in England and Wales are in danger of becoming increasingly "lawless" because of cuts to traffic policing, the charity RoadPeace says. BBC 11/5/2017 News AI detective analyses police data to learn how to crack cases A system called VALCRI should do the laborious parts of a crime analyst's job in seconds, while also suggesting new lines of enquiry and possible motives New Scientist 10/5/2017 News DeTect’s DroneWatcher installed at ECP Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport (ECP) has installed DeTect's DroneWatcher UAS detection and defence system. Shephard Media 10/5/2017 News More than 30,000 people reported missing in Scotland each year A national framework aimed at preventing people from going missing has been launched with the aim of reducing the number of Scots who leave home with no explanation. The Scotsman 10/5/2017 News National Missing Persons Framework for Scotland The National Missing Persons Framework for Scotland sets out the roles and shared responsibilities of respective agencies, as well as key national objectives and supporting commitments to focus our efforts on preventing people from going missing and limiting the harm associated when they do go missing. [PDF] Scottish Government 10/5/2017 Report Collaboration ‘at the heart’ of new approach to missing people Tens of thousands of missing people will receive better support every year after Police Scotland joined a first-of-its-kind collaboration. Police Professional 10/5/2017 News Emotion reading technology claims to spot criminals before they act Emotion reading technology could soon be used by police after a Russian firm created a tool that can identify people in a crowd and tell if they are angry, stressed or nervous. The Telegraph 10/5/2017 News Police swap helmets for caps to attract more transgender officers A police force has replaced helmets with caps in a bid to attract more transgender officers. The Telegraph 10/5/2017 News Statement from PCC Alison Hernandez – CPS decision following police investigation into spending at 2015 general election I am delighted that the Crown Prosecution Service has decided to take no further action against me following the police investigation into spending at the 2015 general election Devon & Cornwall OPCC 10/5/2017 News English and Welsh police forces must learn from the Met and protect traffic cop numbers says Green party’s Baroness Jones Former London Assembly member Baroness Jenny Jones has urged police forces across the country to follow the capital’s example and protect investment in traffic officer numbers. MayorWatch 10/5/2017 News «431543164317431843194320432143224323Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
