Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 91516 total results. Showing results 91041 to 91060 «454945504551455245534554455545564557Next ›Last » Investigating burglary: how and when we do it may have to change Blog by Police Chiefs' NPCC Chair Sara Thornton National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 6/8/2015 Feature, Opinion PCC wins fair funding for Kent Police Kent PCC announces that "Government will meet all reasonable additional costs" associated with policing of Operation Stack Kent OPCC 6/8/2015 News PCC clarifies comments after initially claiming job was ‘a contact sport’ when asked about officer assaults Police Oracle - Subscription at source 6/8/2015 News Essex Police stop and search figures revealed A black person living in Essex is five times more likely to be stopped and searched by police than a white person. Echo (Essex) 6/8/2015 News Motorola: High-tech future for US police includes smartbelts and drones USA Today 6/8/2015 Analysis, Feature Wiltshire PCC Annual Report 2014/2015 Wiltshire OPCC 5/8/2015 Report Wiltshire’s PCC publishes annual report hailing ‘successful year’ Standard (Wiltshire & Gloucestershire) 5/8/2015 News Deputy PCC criticises policy not to prosecute in under age domestic abuse cases Wales Online 5/8/2015 News Deputy PCC criticises decision to prosecute in underage domestic abuse case Wales Online 5/8/2015 News NCA losing cyber-crime officers to Met’s Falcon Squad The much-vaunted National Crime Agency, often described as 'Britain's FBI', has lost several officers to the Met Police's Falcon Squad, as 'bored' investigators look to go more hands-on with cyber-crime cases. SC Media 5/8/2015 News What’s next – police only investigate the theft of yellow cars? In Leicestershire, the news that the police only respond to your call if you live in an even-numbered house will only encourage criminals says assistant editor Philip Johnston. The Telegraph 5/8/2015 Feature, Opinion Policing needs a grown up conversation Charlotte Pickles of the Reform think-tank responds to media coverage of the NPCC Chief's recent remarks on burglary investigation, and suggests a mature debate is needed about prioritising police activity Policing Insight - Subscription at source 5/8/2015 Opinion Mere sight of a gun makes police – and public – more aggressive, experts say A large body of psychological research on the ‘weapons effect’ may help explain the often violent interactions between police and the policed The Guardian 5/8/2015 Analysis, Feature Edward Heath: Five police forces investigating A fifth police force receives allegations against Sir Edward Heath - amid claims the ex-PM took boys from Jersey out on his boat. Sky News 5/8/2015 News Staffordshire PCC Matthew Ellis pledges wage rise for PCSOs who train for specialist roles Police Community Support Officers are being offered wage rises – if they become experts in a particular specialism. Stoke on Trent Live 5/8/2015 News Police failed to fully investigate home invasions for three months ‘if house had odd number’ Leicestershire Police conducts trial 'to make best use of limited resources' The Independent 5/8/2015 News Police officers must be trained to step in early and prevent crime When so much police time is spent dealing with problems other than crime, there’s a growing need for early intervention - Carey Oppenheim, CEO of the Early Intervention Foundation. The Guardian 5/8/2015 Feature, Opinion ‘Borders problem poses terrorist threat’ PCC warns that if people can get through, authorities will struggle to deal with guns or drugs. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/8/2015 News Surrey PCC backs idea for police forces to merge Eagle Radio 5/8/2015 News Farmers train police in new bid to tackle £6.6m livestock thefts The Scarborough News 5/8/2015 News «454945504551455245534554455545564557Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
