Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103232 total results. Showing results 97101 to 97120 «485248534854485548564857485848594860Next ›Last » Burbank police implement changes following survey indicating low morale in department A olice-union administered survey that revealed low morale levels at the Burbank Police Department has prompted several changes at the agency, including the suspension of deployments based on "predictive policing” technology criticized by the rank-and-file but hailed by top cops as the future of crime-fighting. Los Angeles Times 30/9/2016 News Euro judges order police to ‘protect’ gangsters: Officers forced to issue ‘threat to life notices’ to villains and drug lords Mail Online 30/9/2016 News Who should be the next Metropolitan police commissioner? It’s the biggest job in UK policing. Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe’s successor will have to get to grips with terrorism, cybercrime and media relations The Guardian 30/9/2016 Feature, Opinion Former admiral considered for Britain’s top police job The Times - Subscription at source 30/9/2016 News South Yorkshire Police – HMCIC section 38 documents The statutory process for a police and crime commissioner to require a chief constable to resign or retire contains several checks and balances, to ensure that the chief constable is treated fairly. Part of that process requires the police and crime commissioner first to obtain and take into consideration the written views of HM Chief Inspector of Constabulary. At a later stage of the process, the police and crime commissioner is also required to consider the recommendation of the local police and crime panel. The panel is entitled to ask for the further views of HM Chief Inspector of Constabulary on the matter. In this case, the panel did so. As the statutory process has now ended with the forced removal of the chief constable, the written views of HM Chief Inspector of Constabulary on the matter are published here. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 30/9/2016 Report Time to listen’− a joined up response to child sexual exploitation and missing children Tackling child sexual exploitation can be done. Responding effectively to child sexual exploitation requires all partners to take responsibility for their own work and to work collaboratively with each other. The five joint targeted area inspections (JTAIs) have found evidence of progress being made in many local areas, which is resulting in better support for children at risk of, or subject to, child sexual exploitation. This report sets out an overview of the five joint inspections of child sexual exploitation and missing children were published from February to August 2016. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 29/9/2016 Report Take the time to listen to vulnerable children, say inspectorates A new report finds that child sexual exploitation can be tackled best when all partners take responsibility for their roles, while also working collaboratively, with strategic goals clearly identified, understood and agreed across agencies. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 29/9/2016 News Retiring Sir Bernard: My successor will have the 50,000 ‘greatest gifts’ in policing The sudden departure plans of Britain's highest-ranking police officer has set the wheels in motion for a potential global search for his successor. Police Professional 29/9/2016 News South Yorkshire PCC calls for the removal of Chief Constable David Crompton South Yorkshire OPCC 29/9/2016 News Lawyers for David Crompton, Chief Constable SY Police, say he has been dismissed… BBC 29/9/2016 News Contenders for the next Met police chief There is no obvious standout candidate for the post soon to be vacated by Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe The Guardian 29/9/2016 Feature, Opinion Irish police set for industrial action The organisation which represents An Garda Síochána (Irish police) has voted to take industrial action. BBC 29/9/2016 News Concerns raised over new policing model in Sussex Changes to local neighbourhood policing across Sussex were called into question at the latest Sussex Police and Crime Panel meeting. Uckfield News 29/9/2016 News New bail plans slammed by police bodies The PFEW, PSAEW and NPCC all raise concerns about proposals following a report by the College of Policing. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/9/2016 News Number of motorists caught using their phones behind the wheel down by almost half Fed says fall in those being caught and reduction of traffic officers go "hand in hand". Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/9/2016 News Police to investigate fewer crimes – including some that could be solved Swathes of crime are to go uninvestigated to save money. Sussex Police is to investigate fewer crimes in order to cope with a reduction in officer numbers and budget cuts. The Argus 29/9/2016 News “Contagious accountability”: The effect of police body-worn cameras on citizens’ complaints against the police A global multisite randomized controlled trial on the effect of police body-worn cameras on citizens’ complaints against the police by University of Cambridge Criminal Justice and Behaviour 29/9/2016 Report Use of body-worn cameras sees complaints against police ‘virtually vanish’, study finds Year-long study of almost 2,000 officers across UK and US forces shows introduction of wearable cameras led to a 93% drop in complaints made against police by the public – suggesting the cameras result in behavioural changes that ‘cool down’ potentially volatile encounters. University of Cambridge 29/9/2016 News Cheshire police and fire HQ sell-off plan is shelved Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service has shelved plans to sell off its base in Winsford and move into the county's police headquarters. BBC 29/9/2016 News Northumbria and Durham cops combine forces Northumbria Police and Durham Constabulary are about to join forces. The two are to launch a joint forensic services function based in Peterlee. Sun FM 29/9/2016 News «485248534854485548564857485848594860Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
