Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103812 total results. Showing results 8761 to 8780 «435436437438439440441442443Next ›Last » Over 500 weapons seized and 1,400 vulnerable people safeguarded during crackdown of County Line drug dealers Police forces have arrested 1,660 criminals and closed 261 County Lines used by County Line gangs to sell drugs. The national crackdown saw 557 weapons seized, alongside four XL bullies, as well as £1.98 million in cash across the country during a seven-day long intensification week. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 6/12/2024 News PSNI chief reveals ‘clear plan’ to publish photos of offenders as a deterrent CC Boutcher said crime levels in Northern Ireland “remain significantly lower than in England and Wales” but this “has not manifested itself in reduced demand as crime types have changed”. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 6/12/2024 News Police and hospitality industry unite in fight against child sexual exploitation With the launch of the national prevention programme. Today (Friday 6 December) the Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) Taskforce and partners from across the hospitality industry are uniting in the fight against child exploitation and abuse, with the aim of stamping out some of the worst criminality our society sees. Operation Makesafe provides a significant opportunity to prevent child sexual exploitation, specifically incidents which take place in hotels and other forms of accommodation within the hospitality industry. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 6/12/2024 News Custody lead wins award for improving working conditions for colleagues Sgt Gary Stephen's ability to provide expert guidance has helped prevent potential conflicts, resolved ongoing issues and contributed to a more harmonious workplace. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 6/12/2024 News PCCs question strength of Government’s Neighbourhood Policing Guarantee Thames Valley PCC says there will in reality be only 3,000 'new' officers. Two Police and Crime Commissioners have pointed out that the named, contactable officer initiative in every neighbourhood announced by the Prime Minister yesterday is nothing new and one has questioned the veracity of the 13,000 ‘new’ neighbourhood officers pledge. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 6/12/2024 News PCC launches UK’s first citizens’ assemblies to help shape local policing Residents of Cheshire are the first in the country to take part in citizens’ assemblies to help shape local policing plans. Police Professional 6/12/2024 News Domestic killers face tougher sentences in latest move to halve violence against women and girls Jealous ex-partners and murderers who use their hands as weapons to strangle victims face severe prison sentences under new laws set to be brought in by the government. Ministry of Justice (MoJ) 6/12/2024 News Debate rages over police marching at Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras ahead of vote AUSTRALIA: NSW Police are facing fresh calls to be banned from marching at the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras, which the NSW premier has described as a "slap in the face" and "divisive". ABC News (Australia) 6/12/2024 News NBCC urges retailers to take advantage of free crime prevention training The police led National Business Crime Centre is urging retailers to make full use of the crime prevention and training resources available free on their website to help support shop workers during the busy festive season. Emergency Services Times 6/12/2024 News Man charged with assaulting two gardaí during Dublin riots REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A 49-year-old man has appeared in court charged with attacking two gardaí and trying to damage a garda car during the Dublin riots last year. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 6/12/2024 News Garda investigations undermined by legal constraints in issuing suspect photos, say senior officers REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardai advised to be more conservative than police force in UK for fear of breaching GDPR regulations and data protection laws. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) - Subscription at source 6/12/2024 News The power of early intervention in tackling youth violence Knife crime and serious violence, by its very nature, too often only comes to public attention when lives have been lost and communities are left shattered. Emergency Services Times 6/12/2024 News Picking a way through minefields – leadership with political astuteness for senior police The importance of ‘political astuteness’ as a skill for leaders is increasingly recognised – particularly in roles with tricky issues and diverse stakeholders – but the subject has seemingly been little considered within policing; Open University Visiting Fellow Dr Jane Roberts and Emeritus Professor Jean Hartley explore the research around political astuteness in policing, and the challenges involved in the relationships between politicians and police leaders. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 6/12/2024 Analysis, Feature CTP joins Five Eyes partners in calling for ‘whole society’ action to fight growing threat to children posed by online extremism The leaders of Counter Terrorism for the ‘Five Eyes’ nations are calling for immediate international action to fight the growing threat to children posed by online extremism. Emergency Services Times 6/12/2024 News Police and hospitality industry unite in fight against child sexual exploitation Today, the Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) Taskforce and partners from across the hospitality industry are uniting in the fight against child exploitation and abuse, with the aim of stamping out some of the worst criminality our society sees. Emergency Services Times 6/12/2024 News County Lines crackdown sees over 500 weapons seized and 1,400 vulnerable people safeguarded Police forces have arrested 1,660 criminals and closed 261 County Lines used by gangs to sell drugs. Emergency Services Times 6/12/2024 News Thames Valley DI Tina Wallace: The role of education in modern policing In this conversation, May-Britt Rinaldo Rondebro interviews Tina Wallace from Thames Valley Police, focusing on her academic journey and the innovative policing strategy known as Project Vigilant. Tina shares her unexpected path to obtaining a master's degree in Applied Criminology from Cambridge University, detailing the challenges she faced and the support she received. The discussion then shifts to Project Vigilant, which aims to connect low-level street harassment to serious sexual violence, emphasizing proactive crime prevention. Tina concludes by advocating for legal reforms to better address evolving crime types. PolicingTV 6/12/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Forces launch joint police operation to target criminality A joint operation between two police forces has targeted serious and organised crime across the border between two counties. Emergency Services Times 5/12/2024 News North Wales Police ‘outstanding’ at crime recording, but improvement needed in other areas North Wales Police is ranked one of the best in the country when it comes to crime recording, it has clear priorities and treats people with respect according to the latest His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services (HMICFRS) Peel report released on Thursday (December 5). Police Professional 5/12/2024 News More bobbies on the beat as PM puts people’s priorities first Every neighbourhood will have a named, contactable police officer in their community, dealing with local issues, as the Prime Minister puts more police on the street at the heart of his mission to tackle crime. Police Professional 5/12/2024 News «435436437438439440441442443Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
