Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115366 total results. Showing results 99121 to 99140 «495349544955495649574958495949604961Next ›Last » Plan to charge police to use CCTV rejected Councillors have backed down over a suggestion they could ban police from accessing the council’s CCTV system. Shropshire Star 30/3/2018 News If you’re a criminal things just got a little tougher. The 103 new police officers on parade and heading for the streets A total of 103 officers strengthen the line in the fight against crime in Humberside and many of them are heading to neighbourhoods near you to protect the public and save lives Grimsby Live 30/3/2018 News Police Scotland clear-up rates crumble after five years of controversy and cuts to the force, figures reveal Official stats show crime-solving slumped in key areas including sex attacks, housebreaking, fraud and violence The Scottish Sun 30/3/2018 News Thousands of violent crime suspects released without conditions Thousands of suspects under investigation for violent and sexual offences have been released without condition since a 28-day limit on police bail was introduced a year ago. BBC 30/3/2018 Analysis, Feature Dorset Police told to make day-to-day improvements in new report Dorset Police need to make improvements on some of their day-to-day operations, a report by a police and crime government inspector shows. Daily Echo (Bournemouth) 29/3/2018 News Police drone pilot school first to be able to train the public Police drone pilots in Wiltshire are the first to be allowed to train ordinary members of the public to fly the machines. Swindon Advertiser 29/3/2018 News South Wales Police under fire for using facial recognition technology against protesters South Wales Police have been accused of breaching civil liberties by using facial recognition technology (FRT) at an arms trade protest in Cardiff. The force used the controversial technology during protests at the Defence Procurement Research Technology Exhibition (DPRTE) on 27 March. The Canary 29/3/2018 News How police can download the private contents of your phone in MINUTES The UK police can download your phone data without a warrant in a matter of minutes, a shocking video has revealed. Mail Online 29/3/2018 Analysis, Feature Police use actors to test if Dunstable pubs sell alcohol to drunks Bedfordshire police want to raise awareness of negative effects of selling booze to drunk people The Guardian 29/3/2018 News Chief constable’s tribute as PCSOs abolished in Norfolk Norfolk’s chief constable has today paid tribute to the PCSOs whose role disappears in the county on Saturday. Plans announced in October to help save £10 million by 2020, including abolishing PCSOs and closing seven police station counters, come into effect on March 31 and mean 96 redundancies. Bury Free Press 29/3/2018 News Heroin deaths in Scotland rocket and drugs expert blasts police over ‘failed’ tactics Professor Neil McKeganey thinks Scotland has a huge drugs problem that needs addressed. Daily Record 29/3/2018 News Sussex Police report shows gender pay gap A pay gap report published by Sussex Police reveals male officers and staff members get paid almost ten per cent more than colleagues. The Argus 29/3/2018 News Police force will be first in the country to get rid of all its PCSOs Norfolk Police’s chief constable has told of the ‘significant challenge’ of restructuring the force. BT.com 29/3/2018 News Norfolk 2020 – 101 job losses announced as axe falls on PCSOs This week 91 PCSOs and 10 staff will leave Norfolk Police, at an estimated redundancy cost of more than £2m. Eastern Daily Press 29/3/2018 News Leak: SNP Government shelved railway force merger after £100m black hole identified The controversial merger of railway policing was shelved after Police Scotland warned of a potential pension black hole of up to £100m. The Herald (Scotland) 29/3/2018 News RSPB ‘sits on crimes for publicity’ The RSPB has been accused by police and Whitehall of failing to report bird crime so it can maximise publicity. The Times - Subscription at source 29/3/2018 News Westminster attack: police urged to review questioning of terror suspects Watchdog concludes that it is not always appropriate to ask detailed religious questions of detainees The Guardian 29/3/2018 News Don’t question terror suspects on faith straight away, reviewer says Police should not automatically question Muslim terrorism suspects in detail about their religion, the Government’s independent reviewer of terrorism legislation has said. The Telegraph 29/3/2018 News Staff association to represent all specials Former chief officers group open to all volunteer officers. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 28/3/2018 News Out-of-court disposal work in youth offending teams Youth offending teams (YOTs) are multidisciplinary statutory partnerships that aim to prevent offending by children. Out-of-court disposals make up an increasingly high proportion of the work of YOTs. In this inspection, HM Inspectorate of Probation and HMICFRS examined the work done by YOTs and the police with children who have committed (usually) low-level offences dealt with without going to court, known as out-of-court disposals. The aim was to develop a national understanding of the range and nature of current schemes. This report sets out the findings from this inspection. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 28/3/2018 Report «495349544955495649574958495949604961Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
