Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115434 total results. Showing results 96281 to 96300 «481148124813481448154816481748184819Next ›Last » Car makers ‘named and shamed’ as PCC highlights security flaws Car manufacturers have been ranked by the number of vehicles they had stolen in a police and crime commissioner’s (PCC’s) ongoing battle against thefts. Police Professional 2/8/2018 News PCC confirms replacement for long-serving chief The police and crime commissioner (PCC) for North Wales has chosen a Gulf War veteran as his preferred candidate for chief constable. Police Professional - Subscription at source 2/8/2018 News Gulf War veteran set for Police Chief Constable role A Gulf War veteran is set to be the next Chief Constable of North Wales. Carl Foulkes, the Deputy Chief Constable of Merseyside could be the replacement for Mark Polin, who retired last week after nine years in the role. BBC 2/8/2018 News Pasties and foot rubs among South Wales Police gifts Pizza, pasties and chiropody treatments were among the gifts offered to South Wales Police officers last year. BBC 2/8/2018 News Four men die in car crash after Bradford police pursuit Car the men were in was being followed by unmarked police vehicle, say investigators The Guardian 2/8/2018 News Technical guidance for Body Worn Video (BWV) devices: CAST, 2018 Technical guidance for police forces when procuring and deploying Body Worn Video (BWV) devices. This document is an updated version of CAST’s Technical Guidance for Body Worn Video Devices published in October 2016. It not only reflects further improvements in BWV technology, but is also influenced by the experience of UK police forces and through consultation with industry. New chapters have been added regarding wireless connectivity and the use of BWV devices for interviewing suspects under PACE. Centre for Applied Science and Technology (CAST) 2/8/2018 Report Respecting the pay process The national secretary of the Police Superintendents' Association of England and Wales gives his thoughts on the pay announcement. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/8/2018 Feature, Opinion Home Office urged to consider guidelines on ‘not guilty’ criminal records checks Comments follow claim by man that his human rights were breached because Greater Manchester Police disclosed that he had been tried and cleared of rape Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/8/2018 News Drop in recorded motor offences is sign of struggling service, says Scottish Labour 'Every sinew is stretched to meet call demand', according to Fed. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/8/2018 News Thin blue line is snapped…the bobby on beat is thing of past The thin blue line of British policing has “snapped”, a leading campaigner warned last night. Former police officer Norman Brennan spoke out amid concern that fewer officers are patrolling streets because they are being reassigned to 999 response teams. Express 2/8/2018 News STEPHEN GLOVER: Home Counties acid attacks, thuggery in a market town – and police who seem past caring Mail Online 2/8/2018 Feature, Opinion Chief Constable Bill Skelly backs 90 officers assaulted on duty Chief Constable Bill Skelly has praised the work of Lincolnshire officers in the county for putting themselves in harm’s way on a daily basis, having made statements in support of 90 officers who have been assaulted whilst on duty in so far in 2018. Louth Leader 2/8/2018 News UK.gov ploughs cash into creaky police technology The British government has sunk £100m into efforts to link up cops’ IT systems, boost resource-sharing and develop digital forensics. The Register 2/8/2018 News New police union boss vows to fight ‘contempt’ The new leader of rank and file officers declared yesterday it is time to fight back after “years of disdain and contempt” towards the police. Express 2/8/2018 News Police get £42.7 million for transformation Police forces are to receive a financial boost over the next two years to support a series of transformation projects with a strong emphasis on digital technology and data sharing. UKAuthority.com 2/8/2018 News Met chief ‘confident’ in professional standards department amid watchdog probe Commissioner objects to IOPC's use of the word 'corruption' and says she has confidence in DPS Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/8/2018 News ‘Parking outside your home is a privilege, not a right’ warn police Feuding neighbours use bollards and bricks to 'reserve' spaces in the street in front of their houses Mail Online 2/8/2018 News Privacy needs protection from the police A Supreme Court ruling highlights the way disclosure can blight the life of an acquitted man The Times - Subscription at source 2/8/2018 Feature, Opinion Former Met chiefs join outcry against police probe into British soldiers in Northern Ireland Two former Metropolitan Police commissioners have cast serious doubt on the need for criminal inquiries into soldiers over historical incidents during the Troubles. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 1/8/2018 News Middle-class cocaine use is being blamed for violent gang crime – but there are more pressing causes Britain’s most senior police officer condemned middle class cocaine users for fuelling the surge in violent gang crime yesterday. Cressida Dick, the Metropolitan Police Commissioner, attacked users who worry about “global warming and organic food,” but fail to see the harm in their cocaine use. i News 1/8/2018 News «481148124813481448154816481748184819Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
