Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104927 total results. Showing results 99001 to 99020 «494749484949495049514952495349544955Next ›Last » PCC on Sir Cliff’s campaign: I want anonymity for all defendants up to charge, not just on sex offences A police and crime commissioner (PCC) believes Sir Cliff Richard’s campaign enlisting the support of senior politicians in Westminster to stop people accused of sex abuse being named before they are charged does not go far enough. Police Professional 20/9/2016 News More armed officers as forces face ‘competition’ to protect potential terror targets Police forces guarding some of the UK’s most iconic sites are stepping up armed patrols as part of orchestrated efforts to counter the terror threat at potential hotspots. Police Professional 20/9/2016 News Acquittal figures at ten-year high More defendants were cleared by juries in 2015 than any other year over the past decade. Police Professional 20/9/2016 News Weekly Media Monitor summary Our Weekly Review, drawing on our popular Media Monitor database, picks up the key news stories and reports of the week, and explains why they matter to you. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 20/9/2016 News Brexit implications for policing and security: Sir Hugh Orde Former ACPO President Sir Hugh Orde's keynote speech to the CoPaCC "Brexit: Implications for policing and security" event on Wednesday, 14th September 2016 Policing Insight - Subscription at source 20/9/2016 Analysis Becky Godden detective: why I broke rules over Christopher Halliwell Steve Fulcher explains why he ordered taxi driver Christopher Halliwell to lead him to bodies of Sian O’Callaghan and Godden The Guardian 20/9/2016 Feature, Opinion Gwent Now – Briefing Document In response to queries from the Panel, it was confirmed that over 48,000 users had signed up to Gwent Now since its inception, which is a more accurate figure when compared to the number of former OWL users. Gwent OPCC 20/9/2016 Report Inspector to Chief Inspector Promotion Process 2016 London is changing, the expectations of Londoners are changing – and the Met Police is changing too. This is an exciting time to be working for the Met. In addition to large-scale transformation, there’s the unique and ever-evolving challenge of policing London. This means that as a Chief Inspector, you will need to provide strong leadership and management in a time of unprecedented change within the UK’s largest Police Service. Open to: Substantive transferees and Inspectors on promotion / Salary: £56,040 plus allowances / Location: London / Closing date: 07 October 2016. All expressions of interest must be received by 23 September 2016, midday. Completed application forms must be returned by 7 October 2016, midday. Metropolitan Police Service 20/9/2016 Jobs Deputy Chief Constable – Vacancy The Chief Constable of West Mercia Police is looking for an energetic and innovative individual to join his team of dedicated, committed professionals working in a diverse range of environments in the unique model of policing resulting from the alliance between West Mercia Police and Warwickshire Police. Fixed term of up to 5 years at an annual salary of £119,430. Closing date Friday, 30 September 2016 (12 noon) West Mercia Police 20/9/2016 Jobs Brexit: Where do policing, criminal justice and domestic security now stand? Ian Wiggett, CoPaCC Director and former Greater Manchester Police ACC, reflects on the learning from CoPaCC's "Brexit: Implications for policing and security" event last week, and asks PCCs and police chiefs, "What is the plan?" Policing Insight - Subscription at source 20/9/2016 Analysis Police officers to get de-escalation training Chicago police Superintendent Eddie Johnson says mandatory de-escalating training of city's police officers is designed to teach them how to deal with tense situations "without the use of deadly force whenever possible." Mail Online 20/9/2016 News Theresa May tasks MI6 and GCHQ with combatting slave trade as UN debates migrant crisis Home Office estimates there were 10,000 to 13,000 potential victims of modern slavery in the UK in 2013. International Business Times UK 20/9/2016 News Orgreave truth must come out, even if fatal for police force A public inquiry, argues Andrew Vine, must be held into the policing of picket lines outside the Orgreave coking plant in 1984. The Yorkshire Post 20/9/2016 Feature, Opinion Strain on police as 300 rapes per year reported in Brighton A huge rise in reported sexual offences is straining police and diverting attention from solving other crimes. The Argus 20/9/2016 News Officers under investigation ‘should have names protected’ Revealing officers' identities can be 'quite damaging', chief constables told IPCC. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/9/2016 News Care homes: More than 70 sex attacks in NI homes reported in three years More than 70 alleged sex offences in NI adult care, nursing and residential homes have been reported to the PSNI over the last three years, the BBC can reveal. BBC 20/9/2016 News Chief Constable of Lincolnshire announces retirement Sleaford Standard 20/9/2016 News Met Police chief investigated over Ukip and Brexit support – and could face being SACKED The head of the Metropolitan Police’s CCTV squad could face being sacked after posting a number of online comments in support of Ukip and Brexit. Express 20/9/2016 News New York police use virtual ‘wanted poster’ to help catch bombing suspect Ahmad Khan Rahami New York police will issue more virtual 'wanted posters' in the future after using the technology in the hunt for the man suspected of carrying out a bombing that injured 29 people at the weekend. ABC News (Australia) 20/9/2016 News Should dispatchers be officially classified as first responders? 911 call takers and dispatchers are not considered first responders according to the Office of Management and Budget PoliceOne.com 20/9/2016 Feature, Opinion «494749484949495049514952495349544955Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
