Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115366 total results. Showing results 99001 to 99020 «494749484949495049514952495349544955Next ›Last » Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner Rob Tromans resigns The Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner for Warwickshire, Rob Tromans, has resigned from his role for personal reasons. Warwickshire OPCC 4/4/2018 News Ex-Trident officer on how to resolve London’s complex violent crime crisis The last few days have seen the issue of street violence in London and elsewhere unusually occupying headline space as the realisation appears, at last, to be dawning that the thinning blue line are struggling to maintain control of our streets. This has been clearly illustrated by the tragic events on Monday evening when a 17-year-old girl was shot dead in Tottenham. On the same evening two 16- year- olds suffered serious injuries in a shooting and stabbing incident in nearby Walthamstow. The London Economic 4/4/2018 Feature, Opinion Government rejects £7 million fracking policing funds bid At its peak Operation Manilla used 75-100 officers per day Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/4/2018 News Thousands of violent crime suspects released following ‘disastrous’ bail reforms Shocking figures have confirmed our worst fears, staff association says. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/4/2018 News Training for response: What the Kerslake Review missed Dr Dave Sloggett looks at the gaps in the review of the Manchester Arena terror attack. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/4/2018 Analysis, Feature Duty officer must be able to track outside firearms officers at major incidents, says review Chiefs agree that introducing capability is 'crucial' and say it is being worked on Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/4/2018 News Legalising cocaine and heroin could help fight war on drugs from economic perspective, say researchers Increasing access to education may prove more effective than cracking down on drug criminals by force, an innovative 20-year study suggests. Police Professional 4/4/2018 News Policing is a tie that binds us all. Don’t let it unravel Tory budget cuts, along with Theresa May’s offhand treatment of the police, is putting the social contract with the public at risk The Guardian 4/4/2018 Feature, Opinion ‘Enough is enough’: Police chief calls for end to cuts amid London’s gang violence surge Every police officer in London will be heartbroken at last night’s tragic shootings which brought the number of murder victims across the capital to 48 in two months says Metropolitan Police Federation chairman Ken Marsh Daily Star 4/4/2018 Feature, Opinion Number of police stations reduced by two-thirds in 20 years in Northern Ireland The number of police stations in Northern Ireland has been slashed by two-thirds in the last two decades, it has emerged.Ninety-four of 141 have closed their doors since November 1999, PSNI figures show. Belfast Telegraph 4/4/2018 News Rise in hate crime reports to police across the Black Country Reports of hate crime in the Black Country rose 11 per cent last year, according to new police figures. Express & Star 4/4/2018 News Birmingham ‘relay’ car thefts: Police chief to meet motor firms in security summit Crime Commissioner David Jamieson has called the summit for April 12 after claims of 'dozens' Birmingham Live 4/4/2018 News Hi-tech gun will help Commonwealth Games police tackle drones Australian police have been given a device that resembles a gun to “shoot down” drones using radio technology rather than bullets. The Times - Subscription at source 4/4/2018 News I fear the crisis of violence on our streets now threatens British society, writes former Home Secretary David Blunkett As far as police know, the shooting of Tanesha Melbourne was more or less random. The 17-year-old was chatting with friends in the street close to her home in Tottenham, North London, when a gunman in a moving car fired at least twice at the group. Mail Online 4/4/2018 Feature, Opinion Bloodbath on London’s streets is down to criminals taking advantage of ‘overwhelmed’ detectives reeling from Government cuts says ex-Scotland Yard superintendent London's murder surge is the result of budget cuts and crippling reductions in officer numbers, according to one of the city's former senior policemen. Mail Online 4/4/2018 News Car hire criminal checks to stop would-be attackers Motorists who want to hire cars will undergo criminal record checks for the first time to try to stop would-be terrorists from using vehicles as weapons. The Times - Subscription at source 4/4/2018 News 36,000 people seek help for viewing child abuse images The National Police Chiefs’ Council says more offenders are being arrested for viewing or sharing sexual images of children The Times - Subscription at source 4/4/2018 News Gangs incite violence online Amber Rudd is to demand that social media companies act against video sites and message boards that incite and glorify violence, as part of government plans to stop youth violence. The Times - Subscription at source 4/4/2018 News Police respond to ex-Army boxer’s claim he is better at stopping crime Thousands are turning to John 'Winky' Watson to tackle crime by paying him £13-a-year Chronicle Live (North East) 3/4/2018 News Investigators need more effective, consistent training on the disclosure process National Lead for Criminal Justice, Chief Constable Nick Ephgrave says that there is a need for more effective, consistent training on disclosure, but sets out the need to ensure sensitive unused material is not automatically shared. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 3/4/2018 News «494749484949495049514952495349544955Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
