Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 105109 total results. Showing results 93181 to 93200 «465646574658465946604661466246634664Next ›Last » Organised crime is ‘significant threat to society, public safety’ The officer in charge of the garda's Special Crime Operations has said more than 30 lives have been saved because of garda interventions. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 25/8/2017 News Police officers ‘bogged down’ by paperwork warns chief Police officers remain “bogged down” by bureaucracy more than four years on from the creation of Scotland’s national force, the chief constable has warned. The Scotsman 24/8/2017 News Policing ‘fear’ and the language of community engagement 'Community policing' is now ubiquitous as a phrase, but increasingly, 'reassurance' is being subcontracted. Chief Supt. Owen West argues that police need to empower communities through old-fashioned dialogue, not high-tech solutions. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 24/8/2017 Opinion CPS aiming to support victims and witnesses Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) 24/8/2017 News Rape Crisis Scotland express worry after sharp rise in number of sexual assaults reported Rape Crisis Scotland say they’re concerned at new Police Scotland figures showing a 46 per cent increase in the number of rapes against women over 16. The National 24/8/2017 News Fed criticises suggestion officers with inadequate IT skills should be dismissed Think-tank also wants review of conditions so system of compulsory severance can be introduced. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/8/2017 News Call to create domestic abuser register Perpetrators would have to inform police if they change their name or address. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/8/2017 News West Midlands Police secure ‘landmark’ gang injunction Two-year order requires 18 men to register vehicles and phones with the force Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/8/2017 News Scottish police authority chief executive retires John Foley is expected to leave his position in October, when the SPA accounts are signed off. BBC 24/8/2017 News Police hold more than 20 million facial recognition images Criticism mounts over government delays in bringing the "privacy intruding" surveillance technology under legal control. Sky News 24/8/2017 News Border police foil 56,000 attempts by migrants to reach Britain UK Border Force foiled more than 56,000 attempts by migrants trying to get to Kent from France last year, figures show. The Standard 24/8/2017 News Cheshire chief constable suspended over gross misconduct allegations Police commissioner says Simon Byrne has case to answer after initial investigation, but does not reveal nature of claims The Guardian 24/8/2017 News Cheshire police chief Simon Byrne suspended amid claims of gross misconduct The chief constable of Cheshire police has been suspended after an investigation into claims of gross misconduct. The Times 24/8/2017 News 18 gang members receive ‘largest group injunction ever secured’ Two Birmingham gangs known as the Burger Bar Boys and the Johnson Crew will be banned from entering large parts of the city and associating with each other after being served with injunctions. Police Professional 23/8/2017 News Police officers should be sacked if they lack IT skills, report suggests Police chiefs should be allowed to fire officers whose IT skills are not up to scratch, a new report has suggested. The Telegraph 23/8/2017 News Male police officers given £96,000 payout after they were sidelined for calling out sexism Two male police officers have been awarded £96,000 after they claimed they were sidelined for raising concerns about sexist attitudes in their force. The Telegraph 23/8/2017 News Cheshire Police Chief Constable Simon Byrne suspended over gross misconduct allegations Cheshire Police Chief Constable Simon Byrne has been suspended following an investigation into allegations of gross misconduct. ITV News 23/8/2017 News ‘More questions than answers’ from minister on police pursuits law Federation has claimed officers are at risk from doing any manoeuvre a member of the public should not. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 23/8/2017 News Police sexism row after force calls female officers ‘more than just pretty faces’ Police Scotland have been accused of "going back to the 1970s" after posting a picture of female officers with the caption: "More than just pretty faces." The Telegraph 23/8/2017 News Bobbies on the net: The change needed to tackle the rise in online crime With digital crime accounting for nearly half of all crime, police officers and staff need the right skills to tackle it. As Reform publishes its latest report - Bobbies on the Net - one of its authors, Reform Researcher Emilie Sundorph, examines the changes required to make forces fit to fight digital crime. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 23/8/2017 Analysis «465646574658465946604661466246634664Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
