Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103270 total results. Showing results 97981 to 98000 «489648974898489949004901490249034904Next ›Last » Watchdog probes spit hood arrest Footage of the young black male being arrested was posted to YouTube and quickly attracted attention. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/8/2016 News Sussex Police: We will still use spit hoods on children Sussex police are finally to apologise to the mother of a disabled 11 year-old girl four years after her daughter was restrained in a spit hood but are refusing to rule out using the controversial technique on children again. The Argus 18/8/2016 News Taser medical safety advice judged satisfactory just months ago Review set up following inquest of Jordon Begley found medical statement on use of taser does not need to change. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/8/2016 News Cops fear ISIS could target Thames Barrier in plot to flood London Daily Star 18/8/2016 News Police Federation: ‘Restrictions’ to proactive drug dealer probes over Scots overtime cuts are ‘tip of the iceberg’ THE Scottish Police Federation say that reports officers are being told to abandon proactive drug dealer investigations if it means incurring overtime are the "tip of the iceberg" in terms of cuts. The Herald (Scotland) 18/8/2016 News Two G4S police control room staff fired over 999 ‘test calls’ Workers sacked after investigation into claims they made hundreds of 999 calls to improve perceived performance The Guardian 18/8/2016 News Police Scotland whistle blower: Officers not to pursue drug dealers if it incurs overtime The Scottish Government has been accused of failing communities after a whistle blower claimed police officers were being told not to investigate drug dealers if it meant working overtime. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 17/8/2016 News Police Scotland insists overtime is not banned amid claims of probes being axed Police Scotland has stressed "there is no overtime ban", after a rank-and-file whistle-blower claimed officers have been told to abandon drug investigations in case they have to work additional hours. Evening Times (Glasgow) 17/8/2016 News New features and the latest equipment at The Emergency Services Show 2016 The Emergency Services Show has a host of new features for 2016 as it moves to the larger Hall 5 at the NEC, Birmingham on 21-22 September. New seminar programmes will cover Lessons Learnt and ICT Innovation, while the Drone Zone brings together everything UAV. Policing Insight 17/8/2016 News Plea to postpone force’s neighbourhood and response team transformation Local police federation says resourcing issues must be solved before changes come into effect Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/8/2016 News CPS Wales communication with victims of crime ‘poor’ The Crown Prosecution Service in Wales has been rated as "poor" by inspectors for its communication with victims of crime. BBC 17/8/2016 News Job: Lecturer in Criminology and Criminal Justice, Ulster University £33,593 to £47,829. Closes: 14th September, 2016 Ulster University 17/8/2016 Jobs Revealed: Dozens of West Midlands Police officers avoid disciplinary action by retiring Accusations that included corruption, perjury and assault were levied at officers - but they retired before they came to fruition Birmingham Live 17/8/2016 News Keith Vaz calls for review of Taser policy as officers who shot dead footballer Dalian Atkinson with stun gun ‘will not be suspended’ The Telegraph 17/8/2016 News How Anjem Choudary spent 20 years inspiring home-grown terrorists including Lee Rigby killers before finally facing jail The former law student helped launch a group linked to a series of terror attacks The Sun 17/8/2016 Analysis, Feature Leader of black police officers warns against Taser rollout proposals After Dalian Atkinson death, Black Police Association president says Taser use damages cohesion and will not stop terrorism The Guardian 17/8/2016 News Policing needs public trust – and we won’t win it with Tasers Black officers have deep concerns about the disproportionate deployment of Tasers against minorities, and the death of Dalian Atkinson has heightened them The Guardian 17/8/2016 Feature, Opinion The Guardian view on police Taser use: Time to tighten up the rules The sad death of the former football star Dalian Atkinson highlights the need to get a grip on the use of ‘less lethal’ weapons that can still cause avoidable fatalities The Guardian 17/8/2016 Feature, Opinion Anti-terror police faked photo of star couple The Times - Subscription at source 17/8/2016 News Bedfordshire PCC Kathryn Holloway calls for more Bedfordshire’s PCC marks first 100 days in office by publishing 100 achievements in the role. Bedford Today 16/8/2016 News «489648974898489949004901490249034904Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
