Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100282 total results. Showing results 10061 to 10080 «500501502503504505506507508Next ›Last » The King visits Southport and meets emergency services following tragic murders in the town On Tuesday, His Majesty The King visited Southport to meet those affected by the tragic incident that saw three young girls murdered during a knife attack last month. Emergency Services Times 21/8/2024 News Maggie Hamilton: Seeking a new challenge by joining Western Australia Police Force Maggie Hamilton, a former Police Scotland officer, shares her experience of joining the Western Australia Police Force. She explains her motivation for seeking a new challenge and the extensive application process she went through. PolicingTV 21/8/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video As an ex-prison officer, I know how to make space: let out drug offenders and low-level gang members Labour’s Operation Early Dawn will address overcrowding, but the problems that cause it are societal and need equal attention The Guardian 20/8/2024 Feature, Opinion Investigation finds Met Police firearms officers used necessary force during Bywater Place fatal shooting Our investigation into the fatal police shooting of Bryce Hodgson in Southwark in January found that the use of lethal force was necessary, given the ongoing threat to officers and others inside the property. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 20/8/2024 News Inmates reoffending after early release – watchdog Inmates being released early in a bid to reduce overcrowding at a prison are reoffending and being recalled, an inspection has found. BBC 20/8/2024 News Police fear they won’t be able to make arrests because prisons too full Overcrowding crisis could lead to ‘one-in, one-out system’ in which suspects are driven around the country in secure vans to find free cell The Telegraph - Subscription at source 20/8/2024 News Modern slavery guidance – have your say Modern slavery can take many forms, including human trafficking – where victims are taken between countries or around a country so they can be exploited – as well as sexual exploitation, forced labour, domestic servitude and criminal exploitation. College of Policing 20/8/2024 News Four years on, Operation Castle continues to see success in driving down burglaries Greater Manchester Police has seen reductions in reports of burglaries as a result of ‘sustained investment’ in training, improved investigative approaches and distributing crime prevention products to victims and potential victims of crime. Emergency Services Times 20/8/2024 News All justice is best served swiftly Stephen Parkinson, Director of Public Prosecutions, wrote in a piece for The Times about the need for swift justice in all criminal cases. He explained the process by which we can charge cases of violent disorder quickly, and why the other case types take deeper, specialist work to build a case and ultimately prove. Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) 20/8/2024 News Non-fatal shooting in Grey Lynn justified NEW ZEALAND: The Independent Police Conduct Authority has found that a Police officer was justified in shooting a man who was in possession of a shotgun and had fired several shots at an unoccupied Grey Lynn address during an incident on 18 July 2022. Independent Police Conduct Authority (IPCA) (New Zealand) 20/8/2024 Report Queensland police not told of ‘doomsday’ ideas before cop killings AUSTRALIA: NSW police failed to pass on reports about two brothers' fascination with "doomsday" before they were involved in fatally shooting two officers, a coroner has heard. Coroner Terry Ryan, who is investigating the fatal shooting of six people at Wieambilla in rural Queensland, on Tuesday heard evidence from NSW Police on their search for missing man Nathaniel Train, 46, who would later feature in the killings. 9 News (Australia) 20/8/2024 News Police change approach after initially not fining motorists smoking and vaping in cars carrying children NEW ZEALAND: The Government has stepped in after it was revealed police have intentionally not been enforcing a law banning smoking and vaping in cars carrying children. NZME can reveal not a single fine has been issued since the law came into force in 2021, with police saying fines are punitive and unlikely to work. It can also be revealed police never carried out the necessary system upgrades to issue fines, despite Parliament delaying the law coming into force for 18 months to allow for the updates. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 20/8/2024 News Implementing Focused Deterrence: Barriers and Opportunities We asked OC&C Strategy Consultants to conduct a scoping exercise to help us understand which force areas are delivering focused deterrence and, importantly, how they’re delivering it. The insights collected as part of this project will be used to inform the development of practice guidance on focused deterrence. Youth Endowment Fund 20/8/2024 Report Scotland’s drug deaths remain worst in Europe amid ‘concerning’ 12% increase Government pledges to step up efforts to tackle problem as figures show number of deaths rose to 1,172 in 2023 The Guardian 20/8/2024 News Modern slavery training: resource page GUIDANCE: Training and awareness raising resources available to public sector organisations to help their staff understand modern slavery and learn to spot the signs. Home Office 20/8/2024 Report Every time NZ Police promise us no more miscarriages of justice, they get caught doing it again! New Zealand: Anyone reading the Alan Hall case would be shocked at the blatant attempt to frame him for the crime. You honestly get the perception after reading the reports that the cops simply rounded up the most vulnerable person near the crime and bullied him into answers that were used to frame him while withholding evidence that proved he didn’t do it The Daily Blog (New Zealand) 20/8/2024 News WA police praised after stopping ‘dangerous’ pursuit without injuries AUSTRALIA: A West Australian police superintendent has praised officers who halted a "dangerous" pursuit through the Kimberley town of Kununurra on Friday. Police said the chase started just before midnight after officers attempted to pull over an allegedly stolen four-wheel drive on Barringtonia Avenue at the eastern end of the town, 3,000 kilometres north of Perth. ABC News (Australia) 20/8/2024 News Facial recognition policy for New Zealand police outlines acceptable use NEW ZEALAND: New Zealand police have published a policy on facial recognition technology (FRT), which lays out how and when authorities can use the biometric tool in investigations. BiometricUpdate.com 20/8/2024 News Victoria Police Chief Commissioner Shane Patton investigates lockdown link to youth crime rise AUSTRALIA: Victoria's top cop has linked a rise in youth crime to a cultural shift he thinks could stem from pandemic lockdowns, which has seen young people go from "zero to 100" when it comes to offending. ABC News (Australia) 20/8/2024 Feature, Interview WA Police to shop “hundreds of millions of dollars” in IT services AUSTRALIA: WA Police Force is set to source “hundreds of millions of dollars” of IT and application services from the end of next month in what it’s calling “one of Australia’s largest” technology services deals. 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