Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100940 total results. Showing results 89941 to 89960 «449444954496449744984499450045014502Next ›Last » Greater Manchester doubles number of police trained to use stun guns Force to train 1,100 officers to use Taser weapons to better protect region after terrorist attacks in London and Manchester The Guardian 1/7/2017 News Does military equipment lead police officers to be more violent? We did the research. When law enforcement agencies are increasingly militarized, do officers become more violent? The Washington Post 30/6/2017 Analysis, Feature Assistant Chief Constable Vacancy British Transport Police is unique. We are a national police force, working closely with the rail industry to ensure the safety and security of nearly 3 billion passenger journeys and over 100 million tons of freight every year across the rail network throughout Great Britain, including London Underground. The world in which we work is fast-paced, operationally and commercially demanding, and constantly changing. We are looking for an Assistant Chief Constable who is equally unique - someone who understands the operational and commercial factors surrounding the work we do, the environment we do it in, and the varied and evolving challenges that we face. An individual who can build on the excellent performance of others to achieve our objectives to keep the public safe and deliver the best service for victims, witnesses and the vulnerable. Salary up to £110,148. The closing date for applications is 09.00 7 July 2017 British Transport Police 30/6/2017 Jobs Public seek digital access to police services A new report has found that Londoners want greater access to police services through digital channels and social media platforms. Government Technology 30/6/2017 News Public sector pay rise could create more budget pressure, says NPCC boss CC Sara Thornton said counter-terrorism, neighbourhood policing and cyber-attack prevention need particular funding attention. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/6/2017 News Londoners affirm public safety value of police use of new digital services and social media platforms According to new research commissioned by Unisys as part of its Safe Cities initiative, Londoners want greater access to police services through digital channels and social media platforms. Despite 80 percent of London’s citizens expecting to use the 999 emergency number for initial emergency contact, 83 percent of Londoners would want to be able to contact the police through digital channels including mobile, online services and social media. Unisys UK 30/6/2017 Press release Number of police officers carrying tasers in Greater Manchester set to double The uplift will see the amount of officers trained rise to 1,100. Key 103 (Manchester) 30/6/2017 News Decisions of Significant Public Interest: Forward Plan Appendix B for Nottinghamshire PCC's significant decisions Nottinghamshire OPCC 30/6/2017 Report Police Scotland hail air weapon law ‘success’ A law requiring all owners of air weapons to hold a licence has now been in force for six months. BBC 30/6/2017 News Durham Commissioning in 2016-17 and 2017-18 Report The PCVC spent fully the allocation of monies from the Ministry of Justice in 2016/17 to support the delivery of victims’ services. Durham OPCC 30/6/2017 Report Police may keep track of just two in three sex offenders: Third could see home visits and assessments dropped as forces prioritise the most dangerous criminals Almost a third of sex offenders could see their police supervision and risk assessments dropped under a plan to prioritise the most dangerous criminals, police chiefs announced last night. Mail Online 30/6/2017 News Dubai Police unveil world’s first self-driving, criminal-catching car The robotic vehicles will be equipped with software that can scan for wanted criminals and those suspected of breaking laws. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/6/2017 News West Mercia Police and Crime Commissioner John Campion accused of ‘hostile takeover’ of Hereford and Worcester Fire and rescue Councillors have accused the police and crime commissioner of attempting a 'hostile takeover' of the fire service – with one telling him to "back off". Evesham Journal 30/6/2017 News Police given powers to restrict human traffickers in Scotland Police and the courts can now use new powers to restrict the activities of those believed to pose a risk to the public from human trafficking and exploitation. Police Professional 30/6/2017 News Online fraud costs public billions but is still not a police priority, says watchdog It is the most common crime for people in England and Wales to experience and requires an urgent response, says National Audit Office The Guardian 30/6/2017 News Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Criminology Salary: £35,302 to £50,222 includes London allowance. Closes: 9th July 2017 London South Bank University 30/6/2017 Jobs Police relax monitoring of sex offenders to focus on high-risk criminals Police chiefs say hundreds of offenders considered low-risk may no longer be subject to measures such as annual home visits The Guardian 30/6/2017 News Online fraud Online fraud is now the most commonly experienced crime in England and Wales, but has been overlooked by government, law enforcement and industry. National Audit Office (NAO) 30/6/2017 Report Police on 999 calls warned of dangerous driving charges Police could take longer to respond to emergencies and arrive later at 999 calls after officers were warned they could be prosecuted for driving offences like any other motorist. The Times - Subscription at source 30/6/2017 News Forces’ failure to tackle cybercrime costs £144bn Only one in 150 police officers is dedicated to investigating fraud despite it being the most common crime in Britain, according to the public spending watchdog. 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