Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103270 total results. Showing results 97161 to 97180 «485548564857485848594860486148624863Next ›Last » Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe to retire as Met police commissioner Scotland Yard chief will step down in February 2017 after five years in the role The Guardian 29/9/2016 News Met Commissioner Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe to retire after Sadiq Khan refused to extend his contract Britain's most senior police officer said it has been a privilege to do the job for the last five years The Sun 29/9/2016 News Commissioner to retire from MPS Metropolitan Police Service 29/9/2016 News Met commissioner Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe to retire BBC 29/9/2016 News Academics criticise anti-radicalisation strategy in open letter The Guardian 29/9/2016 News Governor signs DUI ignition interlock bill into law Drunk driving offenders in California will be required to install an ignition interlock on their vehicles that connects to a breathalyzer under a new law signed by Gov. Jerry Brown on Wednesday. NBC 29/9/2016 News Rise in guns entering UK The Times - Subscription at source 29/9/2016 News Issues with crime statistics ‘undermine confidence’ in Garda Policing Authority members ask if failure to record all crimes is down to poor performance The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 29/9/2016 News Police leave half a million suspects on bail for months The Times - Subscription at source 29/9/2016 News Police body cameras ‘cut complaints against officers’ BBC 29/9/2016 News Pre-charge bail reforms will bog forces down with ‘pointless bureaucratic burden’, claim chiefs Government plans to restrict the use of pre-charge bail in England and Wales impose “unrealistic” deadlines and make intelligence sharing difficult, police chiefs have said. Police Professional 28/9/2016 News PSNI handles bomb alert a week with dissidents ‘disconnected from reality and society’ The prospect of "genuine peace" in Northern Ireland is still some distance away while officers face the continued threat of being murdered as terrorists try to bomb their way to a united cause, the Police Federation of Northern Ireland (PFNI) warns. Police Professional 28/9/2016 News Supporting victims: Why restorative justice can benefit everyone The House of Commons Justice Select Committee in September published its report on restorative justice. Durham and Darlington Police and Crime Commissioner Ron Hogg welcomes the report, and outlines the way that Durham has led on the development of restorative approaches. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 28/9/2016 Opinion Cheshire Police Diversity Drive Nominated For National Award The force was slammed in October for not hiring a single black person, but has now turned things around The Voice 28/9/2016 News Report of the Chief Executive – Gloucestershire OPCC It is intended to assist the Panel in reviewing and scrutinising decisions made and actions taken by the Commissioner, in accordance with its statutory responsibilities. Gloucestershire OPCC 28/9/2016 Report New allegations made against Scots police corruption unit Fresh allegations have been raised against Police Scotland's counter-corruption unit, including claims of officers attempting to pervert the course of justice. BBC 28/9/2016 News Police: “Conceivable” that security services act in Scotland without their knowledge Admission follows revelations over secret Scottish spy system linked to GCHQ Common Space 28/9/2016 News Cops in crisis: Officers told not to nick criminals as cells SHUT due to staff shortages The Scottish Sun 28/9/2016 News The global crime drop and changes in the distribution of victimisation Over three decades crime counts in England and Wales, as throughout the Western world, have fallen. Less attention has been paid to the distribution of crime across households, though this is crucial in determining optimal distribution of limited policing resources in pursuing the aim of distributive justice. The writers have previously demonstrated that in England and Wales the distribution of crime victimisation has remained pretty much unchanged over the period of the crime drop. The present paper seeks to extend the study of changes in the distribution of victimisation over time using data from 25 countries contributing data to the International Crime Victimisation Survey (ICVS) Crime Science Journal 28/9/2016 Report Bail time limit proposals questioned by police standards body Plan to restrict police bail without charge to 28 days could pose ‘significant problems’ for investigations, says College of Policing The Guardian 28/9/2016 News «485548564857485848594860486148624863Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
