Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103777 total results. Showing results 9201 to 9220 «457458459460461462463464465Next ›Last » Justice Committee launches new inquiry into reoffending levels The Justice Committee is to examine levels of reoffending in England and Wales as it launches its first new inquiry of the Parliament. Police Professional 26/11/2024 News Unison claims Police Scotland attempting to ‘spin the results’ of staff survey Unison claims Police Scotland is trying to “divert attention from some of the more alarming findings” in its latest staff survey. Police Professional 26/11/2024 News Policing ready to support government’s ambition to halve VAWG offences Policing, nationally and across each police force, is ready for the “challenge” of supporting the Government’s ambition to halve violence against women and girls (VAWG) offences in the next decade, says the national lead for VAWG. Police Professional 26/11/2024 News PCC criticises ‘irrational’ pension system as another chief ‘retires’ for a month PCC Simon Foster says the need for a retire and rejoin scheme is "a national problem" and he would prefer that different arrangements were in place for officers with more than 30 years' service. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/11/2024 News Teenager who died after fleeing police vehicle was under arrest, inquest told Tamzin Ellen Hall was being taken to a custody suite in Bridgwater by two Avon and Somerset officers when she was struck by a vehicle. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/11/2024 News Bill outlawing use of police cells to detain mental health patients gets second reading Peers calls for increased funding for alternative provision to police cells. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/11/2024 News Hamilton Police Services Board should be a force for change CANADA: The implied ‘defund’ message doesn’t need to be that police are not valued, but that the status quo is not something that can be tolerated. The Hamilton Spectator (Canada) 26/11/2024 Feature, Opinion Police Foundations students in Ontario get valuable ‘protest’ training CANADA: In an outstanding display of collaboration, 41 students from St. Clair College’s Police Foundations program recently volunteered alongside peers from Fanshawe College and Lambton College to participate in a joint “Protest Training” exercise in London, Ont. Blue Line (Canada) 26/11/2024 News Asia International Security Summit & Expo 2025: Asia’s premium showcase for peace and security Join the premium showcase for peace and security uniting Asia’s leaders in security, defence, and cyber resilience from 20th to 22nd January 2025 at Putrajaya International Convention Centre (PICC). AISSE'25 brings together government officials, industry innovators, and international stakeholders to advance global peace through strategic collaboration. Policing Insight 26/11/2024 Advertisement, Feature The Government of Canada supports federal law enforcement agencies in addressing gun and gang violence CANADA: Today, the Honourable Dominic LeBlanc, Minister of Public Safety, Democratic Institutions and Intergovernmental Affairs, announced that the Government of Canada has invested $8.3 million in continued annual funding for the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP). Government of Canada 26/11/2024 News McEntee addresses questions on garda numbers as she canvasses in Donegal REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Justice Minister Helen McEntee has been canvassing in Donegal today. Midwest Radio (Republic of Ireland) 26/11/2024 Audio, News Disappointment over progress with new Garda headquarters for Sligo REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: It looks like a new state-of-the-art Garda headquarters for Sligo has been kicked further down the road. Ocean FM (Republic of Ireland) 26/11/2024 News Quarterly report on appointments to Garda Siochana August to October 2024 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Policing Authority is pleased to announce that it has made a number of senior appointments in the period 1 August to 31 October 2024. Policing Authority (Republic of Ireland) 26/11/2024 Report Successful police digital academy for north-west forces tackling domestic abuse set to expand A new police digital academy providing officers from five forces in north-west England with easily accessible short sessions on retrieving evidence and digital safeguarding in domestic abuse cases looks set to expand to cover other crimes and be made available to other forces, after feedback from the initial programme highlighted improvements around understanding and awareness among officers, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 26/11/2024 Feature, Innovation Can the ‘offender pays’ model help to increase the efficient use of out-of-court resolutions? The use of out-of-court resolutions (OoCRs) by police forces in England and Wales is inconsistent, but some forces have recorded significant reductions in investigation times and improvements in outcomes; with costs sometimes viewed as a problem, police and technology advisor Paul Kennedy, and Josh Hartlage, founder of tech company AdventFS, explore the ‘offender pays’ OoCR model which could offer a viable solution. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 26/11/2024 Feature, Innovation, Opinion West Midlands police chief ‘secretly’ retires and returns to protect pension Craig Guildford is using a ‘retire and rejoin’ scheme to overcome a quirk leading to the longest-serving officers losing out financially The Telegraph - Subscription at source 26/11/2024 News Get police out of the playground It’s not just that the lunatics – sorry, ‘neuro-diverse’ – have taken over the asylum. They’ve taken over the asylum and started walking on their hands, and they’re determined to make us do the same or feel ashamed for staying the right way up. That is what I thought, anyway, when I read that children as young as nine are being cautioned by the police for calling each other names in the playground. The Spectator 26/11/2024 Feature, Opinion NSW Police kicks off third attempt to replace 30-year-old core platform AUSTRALIA: NSW Police has relaunched its search for a new core policing system two years after it terminated a multi-million contract with US-based vendor Mark43. The force has issued a premarket notice for a crime-fighting system to replace its now 30-year-old computerised operational policing system - known as COPS - and associated “legacy technology and sub-optimal business processes”. The latest procurement foray marks the force’s third attempt to replace its core policing platform in the last decade. NSW Police stated it is open to both commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) products or a single low-code product, provided they deliver on six requirements. These are investigations management; information and intelligence management; procedural justice; regulatory services, crime prevention and public safety; unifying services and a unifying interface. IT News (Australia) 26/11/2024 News ‘Crisis’ of domestic violence in NT needs immediate action, advocates say after landmark report released AUSTRALIA: Northern Territory domestic homicide rate seven times the national rate, with systemic failings contributing to deaths, coroner’s report finds The Guardian 26/11/2024 News QPS program aims to prevent youth crime through mentorship AUSTRALIA: The issue of youth crime has been in the spotlight for months, especially in the wake of the LNP pre-election flagship ‘adult time, adult crime’ policy. Alternative to addressing the problem through incarceration, one program facilitated by the Queensland Police has been working to prevent youth crime through mentorship. Project Booyah Chief Inspector, Michael Volk, joined Sofie Formica on 4BC Afternoons to discuss how the problem is addressing youth crime through prevention. 4BC (Australia) 26/11/2024 Audio, Feature, Interview, Opinion «457458459460461462463464465Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
