Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104900 total results. Showing results 10021 to 10040 «498499500501502503504505506Next ›Last » Stalking victims to be told perpetrator’s identity, says Jess Phillips Tougher guidance in England and Wales will also prevent convicted stalkers from contacting victims while in prison The Guardian 3/12/2024 News Evaluating the implementation of Right Care, Right Person RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS: A joint Home Office and DHSC report evaluating the implementation of the Right Care, Right Person approach, from a sample of police, fire, health and social care services in England. Right Care, Right Person (RCRP) is an approach that is aimed at ensuring that people of all ages who have health and/or social care needs, are responded to by the right person, with the right skills, training, and experience to best meet their needs. Home Office and Department of Health and Social Care analysts evaluated the implementation of RCRP through a rapid process evaluation covering police, fire, health and social care services. Findings highlighted the importance of communication, openness and transparency across agencies when implementing RCRP. While generally supportive of RCRP principles, participants highlighted some implementation challenges, such as capacity limitations for health and social care services. Early data monitoring showed a reduction of police time spent on health-related incidents post RCRP implementation. Recommendations to support the implementation of RCRP are included. Home Office 3/12/2024 Report Publication of Post Implementation Review: Crime Investigation Report 2014, Recommendation 8.17 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Today the Garda Inspectorate has published a post implementation review of Recommendation 8.17 from its 2014 Crime Investigation report which stated “that the Garda Síochána conducts an urgent review of the recording of children’s details as an intelligence record on PULSE”. Garda Síochána Inspectorate (GSI) (Republic of Ireland) 3/12/2024 News Calgary’s police chief blasts province’s photo radar decision CANADA: Calgary police Chief Mark Neufeld is in disbelief following the province's decision to ban photo radar(opens in a new tab) on numbered provincial highways and will only be allowed in school, playground and construction zones. "We will see an increase in serious injury and fatal collisions on our roadways," said Neufeld. CTV News (Canada) 3/12/2024 News Weekly academic research summary This summary curates the key policing-related research that's been published online in the last week, with links to the original journal articles, and selected abstracts. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 3/12/2024 News New powers to keep the community safer this summer AUSTRALIA: The new knife search legislation will take effect this summer. Allan Adams, Deputy Commissioner of WA Police, discussed with 6PR’s Gary Adshead how this new power will be executed. “We are looking forward to taking a whole heap of dangerous weapons off individuals who are carrying them around, which could ultimately lead to significant criminal offences,” he said. 6pr (Australia) 3/12/2024 Audio, Feature, Interview, Opinion Officer who grabbed child by throat and pushed her into wall ‘excessive and unjustified’ NEW ZEALAND: The Independent Police Conduct Authority has found the use of an officers force on a child in Napier last year was unjustified. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 3/12/2024 News ‘Right to know’ clause will allow police to release identity of online stalkers 'Right to know' clause among six new stalking measures announced by the Home Office. For the first time, the Home Secretary will issue new ‘Right to Know’ statutory guidance to empower the police to release the identity of an online stalker at the earliest opportunity. According to the Home Office “this will set out the process for disclosure more clearly to the police and provide victims with greater reassurance that they will be quickly told the identity of the individual threatening them online.” Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/12/2024 News Randox forensic testing inquiry dropped by GMP due to lack of funding The force says it will review the outcome 'if the required resources and technology do become accessible in the future.' GMP has halted its inquiry into Randox Testing Services and Trimega Laboratories Ltd in what was described by the NPCC at the time “as a most serious breach of forensic science standards” due to lack of funding to analyse a mass of seized material. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/12/2024 News Kristian White sacked from NSW Police Force after manslaughter verdict AUSTRALIA: Kristian White has been sacked from the NSW Police Force one week after he was found guilty of manslaughter for fatally Tasering 95-year-old Clare Nowland. 9 News (Australia) 3/12/2024 News Kristian White removed from NSW Police Force after found guilty of Clare Nowland’s manslaughter AUSTRALIA: The NSW Police officer found guilty of the manslaughter of a 95-year-old woman in an aged care home in the Snowy Mountains has been sacked from the force in a move Clare Nowland's family has described as "too little, too late". ABC News (Australia) 3/12/2024 News Officer who grabbed child by throat and pushed her into wall ‘excessive and unjustified’ NEW ZEALAND: The Independent Police Conduct Authority has found the use of an officers force on a child in Napier last year was unjustified. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 3/12/2024 News Hundreds more criminals tagged in Scotland Hundreds more criminals were fitted with electronic tags last year as Scottish ministers increased the use of tracking technology. Police Professional 3/12/2024 News Victims to get ‘right to know’ the identity of their online stalker in new clampdown Victims of online stalking will get the right to learn the identity of their tormenters as part of a new government clampdown on the terrifying crime. Metro 3/12/2024 News Can we learn what caused the summer riots, and stop them happening again? Four months on from violence and disorder across towns and cities in England and Northern Ireland, what caused them – and whether law enforcement is equipped to stop them taking place again in the future – is still a matter for debate; Ian Weinfass reports on discussions about these issues from the recent APCC-NPCC Partnership Summit. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 3/12/2024 Analysis, Feature Victims given more protection in stalking crackdown Stalking victims are to be given more protection and offenders will face tougher sanctions under a raft of new measures unveiled by the Home Office on Tuesday (December 3). Police Professional 3/12/2024 News Additional support for domestic abuse victims using counter terrorism policing approach More than 100 domestic abuse victims in Carmarthenshire, Wales have received additional support thanks to the adoption of a policing approach developed in counter terrorism. Emergency Services Times 3/12/2024 News Forces in Wales to have more neighbourhood resource to fight crime Wales’s four police forces will be better supported by the UK government as a result of its mission to deliver safer streets. Emergency Services Times 3/12/2024 News Victims to be given more protection in stalking crackdown Stalking victims will be better protected under a raft of new measures unveiled by the Home Office. Home Office 3/12/2024 News The evolution of roads policing in Staffordshire (Part 1) Continuing our series of conversations with Staffordshire Police we hear from Inspector Sion Hathaway who discusses his extensive career in roads policing, the history and recent changes regarding the Central Motorways Policing Group (CMPG), and the ongoing collaborations between Staffordshire Police and neighbouring forces. He emphasizes the importance of maintaining operational effectiveness while adapting to changes in policing structures and the critical role of motorways in crime prevention and public safety. PolicingTV 3/12/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video «498499500501502503504505506Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
