Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103232 total results. Showing results 99261 to 99280 «496049614962496349644965496649674968Next ›Last » More police to be armed with Tasers after rise in attacks on officers More police officers in North Yorkshire are to be trained to use Tasers, following a rise in attacks in the line of duty. Gazette & Herald 30/5/2016 News Revealed: Police called to 9,000 knife crimes in just one year Police were called to more than 9,000 knife crimes in London in the past year alone, shock new figures show. The Standard 30/5/2016 News Positive thinking: Where can PCCs now make a name for themselves? PCCs have only four years to establish their legacy before the next elections. Bernard Rix, editor of CoPACC, outlines the four key areas where PCCs can stamp their authority. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 30/5/2016 Analysis Diversity is not someone else’s job: The ongoing challenge for police Chief Constable Dave Thompson of West Midlands Police pays tribute to efforts made to increase diversity, but warns that police still need to correct assumptions, think harder, and talk about their challenges. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 30/5/2016 Opinion Candidate to be Deputy PCC to face hearing this Friday Rutland & Stamford Mercury 30/5/2016 News Police confess treatment of rape victims is ‘despicable’ Rape victims in Scotland continue to be medically examined by men in the aftermath of attacks - despite recommendations otherwise dating back decades. The Herald (Scotland) 30/5/2016 News EU Referendum: The policing debate Two former officers set out the case for and against remaining in the European Union. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/5/2016 Feature, Opinion Police chiefs’ European Union ‘silence’ is ‘extraordinary’ Former head of Association of Chief Police Officers claims chiefs therefore 'united in wanting to remain in the EU Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/5/2016 News Police text fugitives asking them to give themselves up – and a ‘surprising’ number do Sending a text message is a 'surprisingly effective' method of getting wanted people to hand themselves in, police have revealed. Sussex Police have unveiled that it sends a text message to people with outstanding arrest warrants, asking them to turn themselves in. Mail Online 30/5/2016 News Nottinghamshire Police And Crime Panel Work Programme Work programme for the Panel and to suggest further topics for inclusion (see appendix A). Nottinghamshire OPCC 30/5/2016 Report Deputy PCC for Essex Closing date for applications: 10th June 2016 Essex OPFCC 30/5/2016 Jobs Case Study – Improving Hate Crime Performance In analysing its findings the Commission made particular reference to the loss of the Police’s specialist hate crime function in 2010 as a likely contributory factor to the change in performance. Nottinghamshire OPCC 30/5/2016 Report Decisions of Significant Public Interest: Forward Plan 1st May 2016 – 31st August 2016 APPENDIX B Nottinghamshire OPCC 30/5/2016 Report Leaving EU risks national security, say Labour PCCs BT.com 30/5/2016 News Metropolitan Police poster boy quits force over ‘lack of support’, weeks after being shot at on patrol The Telegraph 30/5/2016 News Irish police challenge the Northern Irish police to a Running Man dance challenge and the result is magnificent The Irish Post (Republic of Ireland) 30/5/2016 News Young unemployed fill special constable roles in move branded ‘policing on the cheap’ by unions The recruits will work alongside regular officers Âpatrolling the streets, but will be paid the minimum wage of £7.20 an hour Mirror 30/5/2016 News Humberside Police ‘defensive’ over report criticising treatment of naked man NEWLY-elected Humberside police and crime commissioner Keith Hunter says a statement issued by the force after they were criticised in a report could have been seen as "defensive". The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) investigated after an innocent man with broken legs was strip-searched and left naked in a cell at Clough Road Police Station, Hull, for five hours. Hull Live 29/5/2016 News Hertfordshire Police shines a light on lesbian and gay hate crime specialists The Rainbow Flag was proudly flying above police stations across the county last week. Hertfordshire Constabulary has been focusing on LGBT hate crime for several years and, in a bid to appear more open to victims of such attacks, is shining a light on several specialist officers who are the public face of the fight against hate. Herts Live 29/5/2016 News Cyber crime new focus for Derbyshire Police after shake-up A POLICE force has undergone a complete 'reshape' as it looks to tackle the everyday problems connected to cyber crimes. Policing Insight 29/5/2016 News «496049614962496349644965496649674968Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
