Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102779 total results. Showing results 93121 to 93140 «465346544655465646574658465946604661Next ›Last » Man from Coventry charged for ‘swatting’ US gamer who was shot by police A man has become the first person in Britain to be charged in the ‘swatting’ craze that sees gamers make hoax calls to the police to send a SWAT team to an innocent person’s home. Metro 11/4/2017 News Co-production in police research: Towards a model of greater inclusivity Policing research used to be dominated by research on the police, designed, directed and carried out by academic researchers. However, recent years have seen a move towards co-production of research with police. Sean Butcher, a PhD student at the University of Leeds, reports from a workshop on the challenges of co-production, and how this move might be sustained. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 11/4/2017 Opinion Force imposes ‘exclusion zone’ in Manchester city centre after spike in psychoactive drug use One of Britain’s biggest metropolitan forces battling incidents of ‘epidemic proportions’ involving the psychoactive drug Spice dealt with 31 calls in a 24-hour period. Police Professional 10/4/2017 News Top City of London police chief Ian Dyson warns businesses are leaving cyber crime unreported The majority of online crime is going unreported the City's top police officer has said, as he urged business to come forward and trust police to do investigate. City A.M. 10/4/2017 News Government must tackle Spice drug problem before it gets any worse, police and council chiefs warn The Spice drug problem blighting parts of the UK cannot be allowed to get any worse, a police chief has said, as he warned that the rise of 'zombies' using the substance is putting too much pressure on public services. The Telegraph 10/4/2017 News Evidence-based policing: An inconvenient truth? There is an ongoing debate within policing about the value of academic input, and whether evidence-based policing can offer the kind of knowledge that policing needs. Chief Superintendent Owen West looks at the arguments, and calls for academic collaboration to confront the politics of knowledge within the police service itself. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 10/4/2017 Opinion Thames Valley OPCC Strategic Delivery Plan 2017/18 Business Areas which support delivery of the PCC’s Police and Crime Plan Thames Valley OPCC 10/4/2017 Report Cllr Sue Murphy leaves role as Deputy PCC The Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner can today confirm that Cllr Sue Murphy has left her role as Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner. Merseyside OPCC 10/4/2017 News PC Keith Palmer: Funeral for officer killed in London attacks The funeral of PC Keith Palmer, who was killed in last month's Westminster attack, is taking place at Southwark Cathedral in central London. BBC 10/4/2017 News There’s more to mobile technology than “distributing shiny boxes” Dr Alistair Norman, lecturer in information management at Leeds University Business School, discussed the latest technological solutions around public safety communications at the recent B-APCO 2017 conference, including the drivers, barriers and trends for the future. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 10/4/2017 Analysis Greater Manchester Police recording LGBT domestic abuse Greater Manchester Police is believed to be the first force in the UK to officially record domestic abuse in the LGBT community. BBC 10/4/2017 News The public are ‘at risk’ until police are better armed, says chief of the Scottish Police Federation Members of the public are being put at risk while Scotland’s police officers are unarmed, the Scottish Police Federation’s general secretary has warned. The National 10/4/2017 News Met police chief is right woman for the job Libby Purves: Cressida Dick’s strong CV and collegiate approach stand her in good stead for the unprecedented pressures she faces The Times - Subscription at source 10/4/2017 Feature, Opinion Police chiefs refuse to fund compensation bid by families of two cops killed in tragic Clutha helicopter disaster Police chiefs refused to fund a compo fight by the families of two cops killed in the Clutha disaster, it is claimed. The Sun 10/4/2017 News £7m cop out: 81 police officers picked up full pay last year despite not having done a day’s work An astounding 271 officers have been languishing on full pay at the start of 2016, with their total wages costing taxpayers an estimated £7m The Sun 10/4/2017 News Chief trying to help debunk ‘sensationalism’ about police communications use Work needs to be done to debunk the myths surrounding police use of communications, the national lead for digital investigations says. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/4/2017 News PC Keith Palmer: Thousands of officers to line funeral route The funeral of PC Keith Palmer, who was killed in the Westminster attack, will take place in London's Southwark Cathedral later. BBC 10/4/2017 News Police in fight for extra pay to protect Royals at Balmoral Scotland’s highest civil court is to rule on whether armed police officers deserve extra “away from home” payments while protecting the Royal Family at Balmoral. The Scotsman 10/4/2017 News Cumbria PCC spends thousands on ‘cost effective’ new website Two month project "essential" for "strong online presence". Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/4/2017 News Thousands of domestic violence victims withdrawing from legal action after Government cuts, figures reveal Nearly 40 per cent jump in number refusing to press charges in single year The Independent 9/4/2017 News «465346544655465646574658465946604661Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
