Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100823 total results. Showing results 88921 to 88940 «444344444445444644474448444944504451Next ›Last » Police ‘need thousands of volunteers’ to help defeat cyber crime Police Scotland and forces across the UK should recruit a network of volunteers to take on the growing threat from sophisticated cyber criminals, it has been claimed. The Scotsman 23/8/2017 News ID fraud epidemic with 500 new scams a day Identity fraud has reached “epidemic levels” in Britain with almost 500 new scams reported every day, new figures reveal. The Times - Subscription at source 23/8/2017 News Bobbies on the net: A police workforce for the digital age As crime changes, police forces must respond. Not only are more of people’s lives spent online, but new technology, such as the Internet of Things and artificial intelligence, will entrench society’s reliance on digital infrastructure. [PDF] Reform Think Tank 23/8/2017 Report Metropolitan Police tweet sparks social media backlash A tweet from the Metropolitan Police has sparked an online backlash after a drugs bust in Catford, south-east London, was linked to the Notting Hill Carnival. BBC 23/8/2017 News We need to talk about mental health: Oxford police officer Mike Ellis goes public about his struggle with depression A SENIOR Oxford police officer has opened up for the first time about his struggles with depression, as he reveals the huge pressures on those tasked with keeping us safe. Oxford Mail 23/8/2017 News Britain’s police forces need to act like California tech start-ups to defeat the internet criminals The fight against crime has moved online. Earlier this year the National Audit Office said that the police in England and Wales had "overlooked" internet fraud. This week, Alison Saunders, the director of public prosecutions, called for a greater focus on online hate speech. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 23/8/2017 Feature, Opinion Online hate has real consequences for the victim and should for the perpetrator, too Alison Saunders, the Director of Public Prosecutions, has announced that the Crown Prosecution Service is to crack down on online hate crime. At last. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 23/8/2017 Feature, Opinion Don’t waste police time on the online bigots With fewer officers available to tackle rising crime, the CPS crackdown on social media is foolish and even dangerous The Times - Subscription at source 23/8/2017 News Video games fuel knife crime, says police chief in Suffolk Young teenagers turning to knife crime and drug dealing in market towns are overexposed to video games and social media, a police officer has warned. The Times - Subscription at source 23/8/2017 News Home Office hid study warning of terror and crime risks after Brexit Theresa May’s Home Office drew up an unpublished document that revealed how Britons could be more at risk of terrorism and crime after Brexit. The Times - Subscription at source 23/8/2017 News Bra checks? Football fans are used to being treated like criminals Invasive security measures at Stevenage FC aren’t surprising. Routine restrictions on fans would cause outrage if imposed on others in society The Guardian 23/8/2017 Feature, Opinion Identity theft at epidemic levels, warns Cifas Identity theft is reaching "epidemic levels", according to a fraud prevention group, with victims most likely to be aged in their 30s. BBC 23/8/2017 News Hertfordshire PCC: Letter to Home Secretary re Fire Governance Change of Governance of Hertfordshire FRS to the PCC Hertfordshire OPCC 23/8/2017 Report Dallas police now have forensic tools to track online child exploitation A child sex exploitation sting that led to the arrest of 15 men in Collin County in May may not have been possible without federal funding, Collin County Sheriff Jim Skinner said Monday. Dallas News 23/8/2017 News Fire governance takeover will ‘prevent savings being diverted to councils’ A police and crime commissioner (PCC) is the second to submit proposals to become a police, fire and crime commissioner in England, despite a number of concerns raised during consultation. Police Professional 22/8/2017 News Force’s record number of live complaints puts PIRC under pressure The doubling of investigations against Police Scotland since its formation has put "sustained increased demand" on the resources of its overview body. Police Professional 22/8/2017 News Hertfordshire PCC: Victims of ‘Honour’ based abuse need dedicated support Police and Crime Commissioner for Hertfordshire, David Lloyd, is working on ambitious plans to include so-called Honour Based Abuse (HBA) in future victims’ services to be delivered via Hertfordshire’s victim care centre – Beacon. Whilst reports of these crimes are rare in Hertfordshire it is likely that there is a significant number of victims that the police and other agencies are unaware of. All victims deserve support and there is clear determination to develop a multi-agency approach to ensure that they can get it. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 22/8/2017 Analysis Spit guards introduced after officer showered with blood – tests positive for hepatitis His one-year-old son and daughter also had to be screened for various deadly diseases Birmingham Live 22/8/2017 News Altered images: The challenge of identifying fake photographs Fake photographs have been around for almost as long as the camera, but in a digital age of photography the ability to alter images has never been easier. EU Forensic Video Expert David Spreadborough examines the current challenges surrounding authenticating images. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 22/8/2017 Opinion ‘Dedicated, committed and professional’: Police heap praise on Surrey Search and Rescue after 500th callout Surrey SAR has reached its 500th call out in support of Surrey Police and has been roundly praised by the county's top cop. Surrey Live 22/8/2017 News «444344444445444644474448444944504451Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
