Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103783 total results. Showing results 9041 to 9060 «449450451452453454455456457Next ›Last » From exorcisms to Interpol: Who is the country’s new top cop? NEW ZEALAND: There was something about the idea of being a police officer that Richard Chambers could never shake, he says, laughing as he remembers one particular photo of himself aged just 5 years old wearing a lopsided police helmet and a grin. With a high-profile criminal defence barrister as his father, a sense of justice was ingrained in Chambers from a young age as he grew up in Auckland, regularly crossing paths with police officers. “I met some amazing policemen and policewomen as a kid, so policing was always something I thought of as an option for me,” Chambers told The Post. The Post (New Zealand) - Subscription at source 29/11/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion Humberside ex-chief constable under investigation for ‘unprofessional behaviour’ Paul Anderson faces allegations he made offensive and discriminatory comments in addition to earlier misconduct claims The Guardian 29/11/2024 News Terrorism legislation ‘inadequate’ for those travelling abroad, says Independent Reviewer The Independent Reviewer of Terrorism says legislation still does not adequately deal with individuals who travel abroad to align with terrorist organisations such as Islamic State/Da’esh. Police Professional 29/11/2024 News London funding shortfall puts 2,700 Met Police jobs at risk Britain’s largest force plans for major cuts to staff and services if budget negotiations fail Financial Times - Subscription at source 29/11/2024 News Minister Davis welcomes new RCMP NL commanding officer CANADA: The Honourable Bernard Davis, Minister of Justice and Public Safety, joined with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Newfoundland and Labrador in welcoming its new Commanding Officer of B Division, Assistant Commissioner Pat Cahill. Blue Line (Canada) 29/11/2024 News The Government of Canada invests in crime prevention in Elsipogtog First Nation CANADA: The Honourable Dominic LeBlanc, Minister of Public Safety, Democratic Institutions and Intergovernmental Affairs, announced a federal investment of more than $1 million to prevent gun crime and gang violence in Elsipogtog First Nation. Blue Line (Canada) 29/11/2024 News Celebrating Canadian policing on the global stage CANADA: Fall 2024 was quite a busy season for the Blue Line team. We introduced our inaugural digital training week, bringing exciting training content to your inboxes in mid-September. Blue Line (Canada) 29/11/2024 Feature Cocaine worth €2.6m ‘destined for Christmas social scene’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A man and a woman have been arrested after Gardaí (Irish police) seized cocaine with an estimated street value of €2.6m (£2.2m) in north Dublin. BBC 29/11/2024 News 191 complaints made against Gardaí in local division last year REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: GSOC’s primary responsibility is to deal with complaints made by members of the public concerning the conduct of members of the Garda Síochána. Northern Sound (Republic of Ireland) 29/11/2024 News Policeman who rammed cow with patrol car cleared of wrongdoing Surrey force says the officer’s actions were ‘lawful and necessary’ and that he will return to duty The Times - Subscription at source 29/11/2024 News Welsh-English ‘race’ rows investigated as non-crime hate incidents by police One woman contacted police, after she was branded a ‘Welsh Witch’, and officers logged the comment as a ‘racial’ non-crime hate incident The Telegraph - Subscription at source 29/11/2024 News Police officer who rammed cow with marked car to return to front-line duties Surrey force says tactic to protect public was ‘both lawful and necessary’ after investigation following incident in west London The Telegraph - Subscription at source 29/11/2024 News GAMEPLANS: A template for robust digital evidence strategy development With police officers encountering digital evidence in the vast majority of inquiries, a digital evidence strategy (DES) can ensure they are prepared to effectively deal with it; Dr Graeme Horsman, Senior Lecturer in Digital Forensics at Cranfield University, explains how the GAMEPLANS acrostic can help officers produce a robust DES to effectively identify, collect, examine, and evaluate any digital devices/data, and define the circumstances when it is appropriate to conduct such tasks. Policing Insight 29/11/2024 Analysis, Feature, Innovation Woman’s life ruined after finding son’s father was undercover police officer, inquiry told More than 20 years after child was born, inquiry hears, woman found out truth about Bob Lambert in newspaper The Guardian 29/11/2024 Analysis, Feature, News Surrey police officer who rammed cow will return to frontline duties Investigation into incident found tactic to be ‘lawful and necessary to prevent harm to the public and property’ The Guardian 29/11/2024 News Agreed vision and priorities needed to transform NI criminal justice system, says Chief Inspector The lack of a collectively agreed vision and strategic priorities shared by the Department of Justice and the key criminal justice organisations in Northern Ireland has been identified as a barrier to delivering change in the criminal justice system. Police Professional 29/11/2024 News CJI Chief Inspector reappointed for further three years The current Chief Inspector of Criminal Justice in Northern Ireland, Jacqui Durkin, has been reappointed for a further three years. Police Professional 29/11/2024 News Devon and Cornwall Police chief once dubbed Britain’s ‘sexiest copper’ was suspended for sending ‘personal’ messages on his work mobile phone The acting chief constable of Devon and Cornwall Police dubbed 'Britain's sexiest copper' was suspended over sending 'personal' messages on his work phone. Jim Colwell is being investigated by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) for alleged breaches of professional standards. His suspension came after a compulsory referral to the police watchdog by Alison Hernandez, the police and crime commissioner for Devon and Cornwall. Mail Online 29/11/2024 News Durham Police Chief Constable Rachel Bacon reflects on year A year after joining Durham Constabulary, Chief Constable Rachel Bacon reflects on a turbulent 12 months for policing and her vision for the future of the force. The Northern Echo 29/11/2024 Feature, Opinion ‘Our whole existence is illegal’: What the police removal of Traveller children reveals about public and media attitudes towards community Police accused of ‘discriminatory’ and ‘heavy-handed’ approach towards children from Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities Byline Times 29/11/2024 Feature, Opinion «449450451452453454455456457Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
