Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98635 total results. Showing results 89461 to 89480 «447044714472447344744475447644774478Next ›Last » Thomas Orchard case puts use of emergency response belts in focus No national policing body endorsed use of ERB as a spit or bite hood but at least three forces have used it as such The Guardian 14/3/2017 News National surveillance camera strategy for England and Wales launched After a year of hard work I’m delighted to be able to launch a national surveillance camera strategy for England and Wales, to help keep people safe in public places and respect their right to privacy. It’s a strategy that is far reaching, touching on many areas of surveillance camera use – police and local authority, installers and manufacturers, training providers and regulators – and of course how the use of surveillance cameras impacts members of the public. Blog by Tony Porter, Surveillance Camera Commissioner gov.uk 14/3/2017 Feature, Opinion Derbyshire police criticised for how they use stop and search powers Derbyshire police have been criticised by the Government for the way they have carried out stop and searches. The force has been suspended from one Government scheme in which it has the powers to stop and search but it has not been stopped completely from using them. Derbyshire Live 14/3/2017 News How are belt restraints used in the UK? A police sergeant and two detention officers have been cleared of killing a man in custody after an Emergency Response Belt (ERB) was placed around his face. The death of Thomas Orchard, 32, who had paranoid schizophrenia, has raised the issue of restraint belts and how they are used in the UK. BBC 14/3/2017 Analysis, Feature Strategy launched to maintain support for surveillance cameras Public engagement will be key to ensuring public confidence in surveillance as a new camera strategy is launched for England and Wales. Police Professional 14/3/2017 News Three cleared of Thomas Orchard police custody death Thomas Orchard, 32, who had schizophrenia, died in hospital a week after he suffered a cardiac arrest in an Exeter police cell in 2012. Sgt Jan Kingshott, 45, and detention officers Simon Tansley, 39, and Michael Marsden, 56, denied gross negligence manslaughter. BBC 14/3/2017 News Wiltshire Performance Report Quarter Three 2016-17 The volume of dwelling burglaries has increased by 16 per cent in the 12 months to December. Wiltshire OPCC 14/3/2017 Report Horizon Service Update Report – Wiltshire This paper provides the Panel with an update on the development of the Horizon Victim and Witness Care Unit, which is provided by Wiltshire Police. Wiltshire OPCC 14/3/2017 Report Policing with a purpose: A leadership compass The National Police Chief’s Council (NPCC) and the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners' (APCC) ‘Policing Vision 2025’ sets out a vision of transformational change across the whole of policing. Dr Stephen Brookes, Senior Fellow in Public Policy and Leadership at the University of Manchester, outlines the key leadership questions that will shape policing over the course of the next ten years. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 14/3/2017 Opinion Medium Term Financial Forecast 2017/18 to 2020/21 – West Yorkshire West Yorkshire OPCC 14/3/2017 Report Community Conversation Results – West Yorkshire Council Tax Question Results 2017/18 - Appendix A West Yorkshire OPCC 14/3/2017 Report 2017/18 Revenue Budget And Precept Capital Programme 2017/18 – 2019/20 The provisional settlement is worse than expected with government grant being reduced by £3.5m in 2017/18 West Midlands OPCC 14/3/2017 Report Inside a police firearms training school Over three months, the BBC was given unique access to some of the new recruits being assessed in Cheshire, as they train to use firearms. BBC 14/3/2017 Analysis, Feature UK public faces mass invasion of privacy as big data and surveillance merge The privacy of the public is at risk of being invaded on a mass scale without its consent as the collection of big data meshes with proliferation of video surveillance, the government’s CCTV watchdog has warned. The Guardian 14/3/2017 News Weekly academic research summary This summary curates the key policing-related research that's been published online in the last week, with links to the original journal articles, and selected abstracts - and now features the latest research from the College of Policing. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 14/3/2017 News ACC Mark Roberts blog: We all have the same aim – a safe and enjoyable World Cup It’s hard to forget the scenes from Marseilles during Euro 2016. We witnessed some of the worst football violence in recent years. It was highly organised and prolonged with many being left with serious injuries. This isn’t what football tournaments should be about. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 14/3/2017 Feature, Opinion Digital policing must ‘adapt quickly’ to meet pace of change NPCC digital intelligence lead says more "collaborative knowledge" required as society changes. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 14/3/2017 News PCSOs consider strike action over inability to get home after late shifts Transport workers union leader accuses railways force of 'turfing staff onto the streets' Police Oracle - Subscription at source 14/3/2017 News SFO should stay in place, lawyers warn Top lawyers have criticised a government move to review the future of the Serious Fraud Office as part of an inquiry into crime-fighting agencies. The Times - Subscription at source 14/3/2017 News The cyber threat to UK business: 2016/2017 Report No single organisation can defend against the threat on its own and it is vital that we work together to understand the challenges we face. We can only properly protect UK cyberspace by working with others - with the rest of government, with law enforcement, the Armed Forces, our international allies and, crucially, with business and wider society. In introducing this report, the first joint NCSC and National Crime Agency (NCA) Annual Threat Assessment, I want to acknowledge the outstanding contribution that law enforcement in general, and the NCA in particular, plays in detecting and deterring cyber attacks against the UK. National Crime Agency (NCA) 14/3/2017 Report «447044714472447344744475447644774478Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
