Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100279 total results. Showing results 9881 to 9900 «491492493494495496497498499Next ›Last » Rape investigation overhaul sends more to court A radical overhaul of the way sexual offences are investigated has more than doubled the number of suspected offenders brought to court, a police force said. A radical overhaul of the way sexual offences are investigated has more than doubled the number of suspected offenders brought to court, a police force said. BBC 24/8/2024 News Police brace for massive court fight over mobile phone fines AUSTRALIA: SA Police is hiring extra prosecutors as it prepares for a potential wave of motorists challenging their mobile phone detection camera fines in court. The Advertiser (Australia) - Subscription at source 24/8/2024 News Clacton: Key arrests follow first Live Facial Recognition deployment Officers had five positive alerts and made three arrests during the first deployment of our new Live Facial Recognition technology. Thursday 22 August saw the first deployment of our new Live Facial Recognition (LFR) vans at the Clacton Airshow. Essex Police 24/8/2024 News Pet thieves could be jailed for up to five years under new law in UK Campaigners welcome new legislation for England and Northern Ireland, which they say will help stamp out trade in stolen animals The Guardian 24/8/2024 News Frustration over national domestic violence plan AUSTRALIA: Two years into the decade-long national plan to end gendered violence, key reviews released this week have highlighted significant shortfalls in the strategy. The Saturday Paper (Australia) 24/8/2024 News Trust in police: How the force is investigating how fair it is NEW ZEALAND: Mark Evans - Understanding Policing Delivery (UPD) is a research programme that aims to understand why. It is focused on these three key points: who police stop and speak to; police use of force and who it’s used against; and factors that influence prosecution/charging decisions. It is focused on police systems and policies, not on individual officer actions or behaviour. The aim is to determine whether and to what extent there is unfairness in the way police operate. We have challenged accepted practice not to find fault but in ways that encourage shared learning and to answer the question, “can we do better?” And the results are ground-breaking. The Post (New Zealand) 24/8/2024 Feature, Opinion Notting Hill Carnival: a ticking time bomb? Europe's largest street carnival endures with significant concerns for public safety writes Chris Hobbs Police Oracle 24/8/2024 Feature New app shows you Toronto Police Service calls across the city in real time CANADA: Ever wondered why you just heard a bunch of police cars pass through your neighbourhood? Well, a new app created by a Toronto-based software developer can tell you exactly why. Tpscalls, which was developed by Riley Durant, allows you to access real-time Toronto Police Service data on the go. BlogTo (Canada) 24/8/2024 News ‘So much more to do’: Victoria Police Chief Commissioner hoping to serve another term AUSTRALIA: Victoria Police Chief Commissioner Shane Patton has spoken about the joy he gets from his role and his desire to remain the state’s top cop for another term. “I love this job. It is a privilege to be Chief Commissioner of Victoria Police and very few people get that opportunity,” he told Sky News Australia. “My appointment finishes June next year, I would absolutely love to go around again but they are matters for the government, they will work through that. “We have done a lot but there is so much more to do.” Sky News 24/8/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Reduction in crime following introduction of liquor restrictions AUSTRALIA: West Kimberley towns have seen a reduction in crime since the introduction of new liquor restrictions in Derby and Broome earlier this year. Government of Western Australia 24/8/2024 News Paul Williams: Rancour, discontent and bad blood – How the top brass in An Garda Síochána is eating itself REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Justice Minister Helen McEntee’s actions will have a potentially disastrous effect on future of policing for the country Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) - Subscription at source 24/8/2024 Feature, Opinion Garda pensions: Why is the force finding it hard to hire a deputy chief – and how the tax issue works REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Job comes with salary of €200,000 a year, but added wages could push pension pot to point where it is hit with tax liability The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) - Subscription at source 24/8/2024 Analysis, Feature Met Police ‘Rich List’: Force spent £35m paying top cops on over £100,000 The Metropolitan Police spent £35m last year paying top cops salaries of above £100,000, accounts reveal. Over 290 top officers and staff were paid more than £100,000, with the highest pay of £313,366, including benefits and pensions, going to assistant commissioner Louisa Rolfe. City A.M. 24/8/2024 News Patrik Thunholm: Teaching police cadets mental health and effective communication Patrik Thunholm has had a diverse career, starting as a military officer and transitioning to the Swedish police. He has worked as an investigation leader, HR manager at the fire department, and at the Swedish Defense Research Institute. In an interview with May-Britt Rinaldo Ronnebro, (ret. chief superintendent from the Swedish National Police/ former President of IPA Section Sweden and Former Secretary General of the International Executive Board of IPA) he tells us about amongst other things How he met the King of Sweden on a mission in Mali! while at the same time teaching police cadets, with a focus on mental health. He emphasizes the importance of communication and mental preparation in police work. PolicingTV 24/8/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Police officer accused of leaving undercover officers ‘seriously compromised’ by leaking their details to crime gang quits the force A detective has quit amid a probe into claims that details of undercover officers were leaked to an organised crime gang. Another officer has been suspended as the investigation - led by Police Scotland’s internal Professional Standards Department (PSD) - continues. The men, believed to be part of Police Scotland’s Organised Crime and Counter Terrorism Unit, have been accused of handing over details of their own colleagues, carrying out covert surveillance, to underworld sources. Mail Online 23/8/2024 News RCMP officer disregarded training, was ‘unwise, unjustified’ in pursuit leading to fatal shooting: inquest CANADA: Inquest into Steven Campbell’s death ends almost 9 years after he was shot and killed by Const. Abram Letkeman CBC News (Canada) 23/8/2024 News Apologies, promises: Inside a ‘tense’ NT Police union conference AUSTRALIA: The NTPA’s annual conference has been told of overtime bills in the tens of millions, bug-infested shipping containers serving as remote police station, and record levels of violence. NT News (Australia) - Subscription at source 23/8/2024 News President’s address to 2024 NTPA Annual Conference AUSTRALIA: Good morning all, and welcome to the Northern Territory Police Association Annual Conference for 2024. Northern Territory Police Association (Australia) 23/8/2024 News Gardaí called to average of 130 incidents of domestic violence each day in first quarter of 2024 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardaí were called to an average of 130 incidents of domestic violence each day during the first quarter of 2024, according to figures published by the Department of Justice. New crime figures reveal that gardaí responded to calls to attend the scene of a domestic violence incident on 11,675 occasions during the first three months of this year. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 23/8/2024 News West Mercia PCC funds new app to help force report on child sexual expoitation A PowerApp is now being designed and built for West Mercia Police, which will allow a full system approach to reporting levels of CSE. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 23/8/2024 News «491492493494495496497498499Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
