Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100269 total results. Showing results 9841 to 9860 «489490491492493494495496497Next ›Last » ‘It’s as if he got away with it’: how the law prevented Lucy getting justice for child sexual abuse Lucy was groomed by a friend’s father, who admitted he had sex with her when she was 14, but could not be charged The Guardian 25/8/2024 Analysis, Feature Parents of murdered Leah Croucher say police blunders prolonged agonising wait to find her Leah Croucher’s parents John and Claire revealed detectives told them they had Âdiscovered a human scalp, which later turned out to be horse hair. Mirror 25/8/2024 News Our prisons are in crisis – but how do we confront the causes of offending? Katie Haddon believes the answer lies in the staff while Stuart Harrington says the prime purpose of any state-imposed punishment is to act as a deterrent The Guardian 25/8/2024 Feature, Opinion Notting Hill Carnival chaos as police confirm 3 stabbings and make 90 arrests Police also dealt with four sexual offences, eight possession of drugs, six assaults and four robberies among other alleged offences. Express 25/8/2024 News Police acting as ‘private security’ for Drax power station, say climate activists Greenpeace among 150 groups expressing outrage after preemptive arrests led to cancellation of protest camp The Guardian 25/8/2024 News UK Notting Hill Carnival chaos leaves 3 people stabbed, 90 arrested, 15 police officers assaulted Police say 10 people were arrested for assaulting emergency workers. Fox News 25/8/2024 News Punish the men who pay for sex, rather than the women lured into that life Prostitution puts lives in danger yet sexual exploitation is permitted to thrive in the UK The Guardian 25/8/2024 Analysis, Feature, Opinion Struggling Dutch farmers face a new threat: ruthless drug gangs NETHERLANDS: Whether it’s cash or the threat of violence, the offer is one they simply cannot refuse The Times - Subscription at source 25/8/2024 Feature Now children’s pavement chalking is classed as ‘hate’! How trivial neighbourhood disputes and online spats are being logged by police just because someone is offended Police have designated children scrawling chalk on a pavement and a person hanging British and Israeli flags as 'hate incidents'. Former home secretary Suella Braverman last year told police they should log reports of supposed hate only if 'it is absolutely necessary' and not just because someone is offended. But documents released under Freedom of Information laws show how forces are still logging trivial neighbourhood disputes and online spats as so-called non-crime hate incidents (NCHIs). Mail Online 25/8/2024 News Police chief praised for common sense after saying ‘all crime is a priority In a rare outbreak of common sense in policing Norfolk Chief Constable Paul Sanford has seen crime fall by taking a back-to-basics approach including answering calls quickly, making his officers visible and making 'all crime a priority'. MPs said: 'We need more Chief Constables like Paul Sanford.' Express 25/8/2024 News Queensland police officer accused of inappropriate behaviour by female colleagues now investigated for stalking AUSTRALIA: Female senior constable alleges male officer stalked and harassed her at remote police beat The Guardian 25/8/2024 News Notting Hill Carnival is ‘the ultimate in two-tier policing’, ex-inspector claims: Thousands of officers to hit the streets on ‘family day’ in wake of riots as pubs and homes board up An ex-inspector has claimed that Notting Hill Carnival is 'the ultimate in two-tier policing' as more than a million people are set to descend on west London to enjoy the festivities. Notting Hill is one of the longest-running street parties in the UK and celebrates Caribbean culture with vividly costumed performers taking part in a parade through the streets with dancing and music. But carnivals in the past have also been marred by violence. There were eight stabbings and 275 arrests at the 2023 event and 7,000 Met Police officers are set to be deployed onto the streets of Kensington. Mail Online 25/8/2024 News Integrated police unit formed to combat online child sexual exploitation CANADA: The unit, a pilot project for six months, was disbanded in 2022. New funding will allow it to be re-established. Times Colonist (Canada) 25/8/2024 News Police officially launch ‘BluLink’ platform for emergency responses AUSTRALIA: NSW Police are today officially launching a new platform which will link police and the community, enabling members of the public to interact directly with police dispatchers and police responding to emergencies. ‘BluLink’ allows the public to provide police with GPS coordinates, live video streaming, digital media uploads, and text messages via a link sent to them from Triple Zero (000) dispatchers. New South Wales Police Force 25/8/2024 News Police Science: ANZSEBP Journal of Evidence Based Policing (Winter 2024) It is with great pleasure that the Australia New Zealand SEBP present the latest edition of Police Science, the first in a series of special editions we will publish in the coming year that celebrate the first decade of the ANZ SEBP showcasing a range of Churchill Scholarship investigations into policing practice, practitioner-led problem solving in New Zealand, Australian Institute of Criminology practitioner research, and data, evidence and insight led or created by Australian women in policing Australia New Zealand Society of Evidence Based Policing (ANZ SEBP) 25/8/2024 News NSW Police launch game-changing platform for emergency calls AUSTRALIA: NSW Police have unveiled a new platform that will allow Triple-0 callers people to share video and images to operators during emergencies. News.com.au (Australia) 25/8/2024 News SA Police tackle cybercrime and scams AUSTRALIA: Sergeant David Mitchell of SA Police’s Financial and Cybercrime Investigation Branch reveals the danger of modern scams Herald Sun (Australia) - Subscription at source 25/8/2024 News Next-level scammers move into the AI realm AUSTRALIA: Australia’s organised criminals are harnessing increasingly powerful artificial intelligence tools to create elaborate scams. Whether it’s a fake phone call using audio grabs of Queensland Premier Steven Miles to persuade someone to invest in cryptocurrency or a video meeting where everyone on the call is a deepfake demanding the transfer of millions of dollars, scams are increasingly hard to spot. The Queenslander (Australia) 25/8/2024 Feature Synthethic opioid 40 times more potent than fentanyl detected in NZ NEW ZEALAND: Scientists testing for illicit drugs at our border are concerned about the appearance of a new class of "super-opioids" 40 times more potent than fentanyl. 1 News (New Zealand) 25/8/2024 News, Video Wiltshire Police improvements noticed following inspection Wiltshire Police's positive changes were recognised in the latest Police Efficiency, Effectiveness and Legitimacy (PEEL) report from His Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS). Salisbury Journal 25/8/2024 News «489490491492493494495496497Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
