Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 105134 total results. Showing results 96801 to 96820 «483748384839484048414842484348444845Next ›Last » Gwent Police to start using drones Gwent Police have announced that they will start using drones. They have been granted permissions from the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) to use unmanned aircraft at live police incidents. Campaign (Wales) 30/1/2017 News Scotland Yard’s Flying Squad hit by lack of Gene Hunts Scotland Yard detectives are being “begged” to delay retirement and stay on to plug a shortage of crime-busters, a top officer has revealed. Daily Star 30/1/2017 News Uniformed officials could be given the same powers as traffic police under radical shake-up Motorists could be fined by civilian road patrols dubbed ‘traffic Wombles’ under a radical shake-up of how major roads are policed. Mail Online 30/1/2017 News Calls to ban term ‘honour killing’ because it disguises the violence The term ‘honour killing’ should be banned as it disguises the violence and puts police off investigating, an MP has said. Metro 30/1/2017 News SDLP MLA criticises Minister’s remarks on legacy investigations The Northern Ireland Secretary’s claims that investigations into Troubles killings are “disproportionately” focusing on State forces have been branded false and deeply troubling. News Letter (Northern Ireland) 30/1/2017 News Police chief who exposed breast waits to hear if she keeps £109,000-a-year job A police chief who bared her breast in a drunken scandal dubbed "Boobgate" will discover if she keeps her £109,000-a-year job. The Mail (North West) 30/1/2017 News The world of crime in 2017 – Part 2 Guest analysis by Tom Gash Russell Webster blog 30/1/2017 Analysis, Feature Ban the term ‘honour killing’ to stop political correctness getting in the way of police investigations, MP says The term "honour killing" should be banned because "political correctness" is putting police off investigating domestic violence, a Conservative MP has said. The Telegraph 30/1/2017 News Wiltshire police aren’t much cop if they’re willing to spend £800,000 to prove Ted Health was a paedo The Sun 30/1/2017 Feature, Opinion Drivers may be fined by civilians dubbed the ‘traffic Wombles’ Uniformed officials could be given the same powers as traffic police under radical shake-up Mail Online 30/1/2017 News ‘Web spiders’ hunt down abuse images Project Arachnid identified 5.1 million pages featuring paedophile material during its six-week trial The Times - Subscription at source 30/1/2017 News Troubles inquiry focusing too much on police and army, says James Brokenshire Northern Ireland secretary praises security forces who served with distinction and warns that inquiry is not working The Guardian 30/1/2017 News Comprehensive MOPAC Activity Report 3 December 2016 to 13 January 2017. In addition to the range of regular meetings and briefings with key stakeholders including senior MPS officers,below are the main activities I have been involved in and/or where MOPAC has been represented. Policing Insight 29/1/2017 Report Suffolk Medium Term Financial Plan – 4 Year Overview Table of data looking over the next four years to 2020/21. Suffolk OPCC 29/1/2017 Report Suffolk Proposed Precept Level and Council Tax Requirement 2017/18 The PCP were notified of the PCC's proposed increase in the precept by 1.972%. Suffolk OPCC 29/1/2017 Report Anti-terrorism officers’ rifles declared unsafe A rifle for anti-terrorist officers unveiled by the Metropolitan police last August has been recalled after it was discovered the weapon could be fired unintentionally. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 29/1/2017 News Met stumped by case of disappearing CID Scotland Yard is short of 700 detectives, according to a leaked letter, prompting claims the force has allowed its world-famous criminal investigation department (CID) to wither and die. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 29/1/2017 News Head urges police to pursue sexting pupils Current police guidance is that sexting by ‘consenting’ youngsters should not be investigated The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 29/1/2017 News Specials relationship? What UK policing can learn from US Reserve Deputies Volunteer Reserve Deputies in the US share much of the same training and responsibilities as regular police officers - including carrying guns. Dr Iain Britton of the Institute for Public Safety, Crime and Justice reflects on his recent trip to research volunteer Reserve Deputies in Orlando, Florida, and draws some comparisons with Special Constables in the UK. Policing Insight 28/1/2017 Opinion Overview of the Norfolk and Suffolk Cybercrime Unit Suffolk Constabulary has produced the following report which supports the Panel to understand the work of the Cybercrime Unit and Cyber Investigators. Suffolk OPCC 28/1/2017 Report «483748384839484048414842484348444845Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
