Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103812 total results. Showing results 9681 to 9700 «481482483484485486487488489Next ›Last » Ministry of Defence Police appoints new Assistant Chief Constable The Ministry of Defence Police (MDP) has announced the appointment of Simon Dobinson into the role of Assistant Chief Constable, Territorial, Crime and Support. Emergency Services Times 18/11/2024 News IOPC appoints two new Deputy Directors General as part of transformation plans The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has appointed two new Deputy Directors General as part of a package of wide-ranging reforms. Emergency Services Times 18/11/2024 News Disability in Policing Conference The Disability in Policing Conference brought together various stakeholders to discuss the importance of disability inclusion within police forces. We are welcomed by Tracey Betts the President of the Disabled Police Association and Andrew Price NPCC Lead for Disability in Policing and hear from delegates and suppliers on their thoughts of the conference and the future direction of Policing in the UK PolicingTV 18/11/2024 Feature, Video Prosecutors have failed to act after an assault on police so we are doing their job for them Despite compelling CCTV footage, the Crown Prosecution Service has not charged anyone over Manchester Airport attack The Telegraph - Subscription at source 17/11/2024 News Home Secretary to announce major policing reforms A new Home Office unit to monitor performance of police forces will be announced by the Home Secretary this week Home Office 17/11/2024 News New community policing unit to cover East Clare & North Tipp REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A new dedicated community policing unit to cover East Clare and North Tipperary has been established by An Garda Síochána. The Clare Echo (Republic of Ireland) 17/11/2024 News Starmer says police should focus on ‘what matters most’ amid Pearson tweet investigation PM’s comments come as controversy continues about investigation into Telegraph columnist’s deleted tweet The Guardian 17/11/2024 News Police watchdog is weak, toxic and broken, says former director Sal Naseem, who worked at the Independent Office for Police Conduct for eight years, says it is too risk averse and susceptible to government interference The Times - Subscription at source 17/11/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion Now Essex Police commissioner questions if looking at over 700 non crime hate incidents is a good use of time as row rages on over his force visiting a journalist about a year-old social media post A crime commissioner responsible for a police force facing criticism for visiting a journalist over a year-old social media post has questioned whether investigating hundreds of non-crime hate incidents is worthy of officers' time. Roger Hirst, the police, fire and crime commissioner for Essex has defended the county's force in the face of a backlash over the treatment of Telegraph columnist Allison Pearson. Mail Online 17/11/2024 News Allison Pearson tweet row: Focus on fighting crime, PM tells police Sir Keir Starmer said forces should ‘concentrate on what matters most to communities’ after officers visited columnist Allison Pearson over a social media post The Times - Subscription at source 17/11/2024 News Police to be set minimum standards for solving violent crimes Yvette Cooper to announce string of measures aimed at ending ‘postcode lottery’ of performance by forces The Telegraph - Subscription at source 17/11/2024 News The Toronto Police Service is inciting public fear just to increase funding CANADA: More police funding does not directly result in lower crime rates The Varsity (Canada) 17/11/2024 Feature, Opinion Police release transcript to rebut columnist Allison Pearson claim The police force at the centre of a free speech row involving an allegedly offensive social media post by a newspaper columnist has sought the advice of prosecutors. Essex police said they were “liaising with the Crown Prosecution Service [CPS]” as part of a criminal investigation into a tweet posted, and later deleted, by Allison Pearson, a journalist at The Daily Telegraph, after Hamas’s October 7 attack on Israel last year. The force said it is investigating an allegation of incitement to racial hatred. The Times - Subscription at source 17/11/2024 News Why didn’t police prosecute ‘brutal’ abuser linked to Church of England? John Smyth’s death in 2018 meant an "appalling abuser" associated with the Church of England escaped justice for crimes stretching back decades. Smyth used his role in a Christian charity to assault over 100 children and young men - and the Archbishop of Canterbury resigned after being criticised in a scathing report earlier this month. Now, an advocate for the victims of John Smyth tells the BBC the police were not "sufficiently curious" when told about him. BBC 17/11/2024 News Threat of deepfakes to the criminal justice system: a systematic review Background: This systematic review explores the impact of deepfakes on the criminal justice system. Deepfakes, a sophisticated form of AI-generated synthetic media, have raised concerns due to their potential to compromise the integrity of evidence and judicial processes. The review aims to assess the extent of this threat, guided by a research question: (1) What threats do deepfakes pose to the criminal justice system? Methods: The review was conducted using databases such as Web of Science, ProQuest, Scopus, and Google Scholar, focusing on publications from 2021 to 2022. Search terms were optimised for sensitivity and specificity, and articles were chosen based on criteria including relevance to deepfake threats and deepfake detection research. The methodology included rigorous screening processes using tools like Zotero and Rayyan.ai, with an emphasis on inter-rater reliability to ensure objective selection of studies. Results: The search initially identified 1355 articles, with 1200 articles screened for eligibility after duplicates were removed. For the threat of deepfakes to the criminal justice system, 110 studies were selected for full-text review, and 44 were included in the final analysis. Key findings include identification of primary crime categories linked to deepfakes, such as pornography, fraud, and information manipulation, alongside challenges like trust erosion in institutions and evidence falsification issues. Conclusions: Deepfakes significantly threaten the criminal justice system, highlighting the necessity for advanced detection methods. These findings underscore the importance of continued research and development in deepfake detection technologies and strategies for legal safeguards and broader implications on policy, national security, and democratic processes. Crime Science Journal 17/11/2024 Research article Libby Mettam’s $510 million crime fighting promise AUSTRALIA: More police overtime and a superannuation bonus are the centrepiece of the WA Liberal party's $510 million election promise to crackdown on crime. The West Australian (Australia) - Subscription at source 17/11/2024 News Final hours before 95-year-old fatally tasered by police officer revealed in court AUSTRALIA: The sequence of events that led to a 95-year-old woman being fatally tasered by a police officer have been laid bare in court. Clare Nowland died of injuries sustained when Senior Constable Kristian White discharged his Taser at her chest in Yallambee Lodge nursing home in Cooma on May 17. The police officer is facing trial in the NSW Supreme Court after pleading not guilty to manslaughter over the great-grandmother’s death. News.com.au (Australia) 17/11/2024 News Police say they will crack down on Brian Tamaki convoy protesters NEW ZEALAND: Police are planning to take enforcement action after protesters walked on Auckland's motorway network during a convoy led by Destiny Church leader Brian Tamaki. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 17/11/2024 News Crime targets to be brought back for police forces More funds and ‘neighbourhood policing guarantee’ to be unveiled in return to New Labour’s policies The Times - Subscription at source 17/11/2024 News Police officers ‘punch bags’ in ‘epidemic’ of violent attacks Attacks on the police happen on average 100 times a day in the UK, the BBC has found. Officers say they are used to being punched and kicked, but assaults have become more frequent – and more extreme. 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