Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98635 total results. Showing results 89501 to 89520 «447244734474447544764477447844794480Next ›Last » Humberside Police commissioner Keith Hunter reveals crime plan including more officers The Humberside area's new police and crime commissioner has revealed his top priorities for the coming years. Keith Hunter, a former chief superintendent who spent 30 years with the force, has been in the role since May after beating Matthew Grove in an election. He has now unveiled his first police and crime plan which includes proposals for more officers on the streets and no more station closures. Grimsby Live 13/3/2017 News The Police Foundation’s response to the Home Affairs Select Committee’s inquiry into policing for the future The Police Foundation 13/3/2017 Report Inside Europe’s cybercrime headquarters CNN's Nina dos Santos is granted rare access to Europol's cybercrime center where intelligence agencies are working to keep Europe's elections free from outside CNN 13/3/2017 News Detective honoured by Queen accuses Met of racism and sexism Tribunal claim by Nighat Hubbard says she was passed over for complex police cases, and men made discriminatory remarks The Guardian 13/3/2017 News Typing mistake led to innocent father’s arrest for paedophilia A man has spoken publicly for the first time about the “horrendous nightmare” he endured after a typing error by police led to his wrongful arrest for downloading images of child abuse. The Times - Subscription at source 13/3/2017 News We spend $100 billion on policing. We have no idea what works. Police are more likely to adopt new technology because another department has it than because of reasoned cost-benefit analysis. The Washington Post 13/3/2017 Analysis, Feature As opioid overdoses rise, police officers become counselors, doctors and social workers The nation’s opioid epidemic is changing the way law enforcement does its job, with police officers acting as drug counselors and medical workers and shifting from law-and-order tactics to approaches more akin to social work. The Washington Post 13/3/2017 News UK economic crime agencies given fitness test Review prompted by rising concern about City scandals revives doubts over SFO’s future Financial Times 12/3/2017 News West Mercia Budget Report 2017/18 The purpose of this report is to set out the proposed budget and precept proposals for decision by the PCC West Mercia OPCC 12/3/2017 Report West Mercia Budget 2017/18 And The Medium Term Financial Plan 2017/18 – 2020/21 Balances will reduce from £50.6 million at 1st April 2017 to £19.8milliom at 31st of March 2021. West Mercia OPCC 12/3/2017 Report Surrey Police and Crime Panel- Forward Work Programme 2017/18 The purpose of this document is to provide a summary of work due to be undertaken by the Surrey Police and Crime Panel. Surrey OPCC 12/3/2017 Report Feedback On Performance Meetings – Surrey This report provides an update on the meetings that have been held and what has been discussed in order to demonstrate that arrangements for good governance and scrutiny are in place. Surrey OPCC 12/3/2017 Report Policing In Your Neighbourhood (PiYN) Update – Surrey Post Implementation Review Surrey OPCC 12/3/2017 Report Hairdressers train staff to spot signs of domestic abuse Hairdressers are being trained to spot signs that their clients might be the victims of domestic abuse. BBC 12/3/2017 News Wiltshire and Swindon PCC Commissioning Allocation 2017/18 Commissioning allocations for the Community Safety Fund and Victims Fund 2017/18. Wiltshire OPCC 12/3/2017 Report The right tools for the job: Listening to the public and rolling out Taser Taser has been a hot topic in recent weeks, with surveys suggesting that both police officers and the public want to see more Tasers on the streets. Steve White of the Police Federation argues that more open public engagement is needed - as well as sufficient resources - to make sure officers get the kit they need. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 12/3/2017 Opinion The Constable and Clio: Introducing an official historical function to police services Is policing losing a sense of its past? As a military historian who has worked closely with the US and UK military, and who has also had insight into UK policing, Dr Jill S. Russell is convinced of the value an ‘official history’ approach would bring to policing research, professional development, and policy. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 12/3/2017 Opinion Make drugs dull: Legalising cannabis the Canadian way A former Toronto police chief on controlling drugs by ending their criminalisation The Spectator 12/3/2017 Feature, Opinion Police given funds to extend Madeline McCann probe for another six months Police investigating the disappearance of Madeleine McCann have been granted thousands of pounds to extend the search for a further six months. The Telegraph 12/3/2017 News Police reveal astonishing list of gangsters’ loot they have sold Police forces raised more than £5 million last year by selling off a treasure chest of criminals' loot, including flash cars, luxury yachts, light aircraft – and even guns. Mail Online 12/3/2017 News «447244734474447544764477447844794480Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
