Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115265 total results. Showing results 101141 to 101160 «505450555056505750585059506050615062Next ›Last » Police are more likely to find drugs on white people than black people Police are more like to find drugs when they stop and search white people than black people, research suggests. Metro 12/12/2017 News ‘We are not an organisation in retreat’ – police chief resolute in shaping force to tackle complex crime demands In three decades of policing, Gareth Wilson has witnessed huge change – perhaps never more so than in his last three years as Suffolk’s chief constable. Ipswich Star 12/12/2017 News Police commissioner awarded MBE for services to the community Swindon's police and crime commissioner has received an MBE for outstanding achievement and service to the community. Swindon Advertiser 12/12/2017 News Norfolk police insist business case to axe PCSOs is sound, despite union challenge The business case to axe all 150 of Norfolk’s police community support officers is sound, chief officers have insisted - after a challenge by the union which represents the under threat officers. Norwich Evening News 12/12/2017 News Don’t search suspects just because they smell of cannabis, police are told Watchdog angers officers by saying more evidence is needed before they stop someone Mail Online 12/12/2017 News Commissioning Arrangments For The Integrated Mental Health Team In the Force Control Room This service will be commissioned as part of the wider First Response Service to provide support for people in mental health crisis. Cambridgeshire OPCC 12/12/2017 Report Decision Records Notified To The Cambridgeshire Police And Crime Panel Appendix 1 Cambridgeshire OPCC 12/12/2017 Report Intelligence matters: Striking the balance in counter-terror policing Following the publication of David Anderson QC's review of the four terrorist attacks this year, Ian Wiggett, formerly Assistant Chief Constable of Greater Manchester Police, examines the wider issues. While counter-terror policing relies on striking the balance between resources, powers and human rights, local policing teams can expect greater demands to be placed on them. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 12/12/2017 Opinion Most police forces rated good for legitimacy by HMICFRS – but more to do on stop and search The most recent report by Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary, Fire and Rescue services found a great deal of positive work done on legitimacy in recent years but focuses on the need for more analysis on stop and search data National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 12/12/2017 News World’s largest deployment of body-worn video cameras was held up by IT issues Frontline Met Police officers were supposed to have received their cameras by the summer. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/12/2017 News PEEL legitimacy 2017: Kent Police is only outstanding force Kent Police was judged to have the best ethical approach to law enforcement. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/12/2017 News Forces ‘could and should’ improve use of stop search Unfair use of stop and search risks damaging forces’ relationships with local communities, an inspection of police legitimacy has found. Police Professional 12/12/2017 News Kent Police rated outstanding 2017 Kent Police has become the only force in the country to have been rated outstanding three years in succession for the way it keeps the public safe and tackles crime. Kent Online 12/12/2017 News White people more likely to be carrying drugs when stopped and searched, report reveals HM Inspectorate of Constabulary finds black people are eight times more likely to be searched, even though drugs are less likely to be found The Independent 12/12/2017 News Forces to produce annual reports on stop and search ethnicity Inspectorate says that reasons for disproportionate targeting of black people must be explained. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/12/2017 News Concerns over Yorkshire police force’s ‘stop and search’ scrutiny A police watchdog has raised concerns about the way stop and search powers are recorded by one of the region’s forces. The Yorkshire Post 12/12/2017 News Why the law must change to stop harassment through the courts Richard (not his real name), has been a victim of stalking for more than six years. His stalker repeatedly brings baseless, vexatious claims against him in the civil court. Richard has to represent himself because of a lack of funds. Although his stalker is subject to a restraining order, he is allowed to cross-examine Richard in the civil courts and abuse him further. The Times - Subscription at source 12/12/2017 Feature, Opinion ‘Capital at serious risk’ warns Sadiq Khan as police officer numbers could fall to dangerous lows in next four years The Mayor of London has warned the number of officers could fall as low as 26,900 by 2021, if government action is not taken Get West London 12/12/2017 News HMI Zoe Billingham will no longer inspect Bedfordshire Police The force's leaders have openly criticised HMICFRS for "unfair" inspections. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/12/2017 News Police Scotland shouldn’t deal with trivial incidents, cyber crime or steward public events says Kenny MacAskill The former SNP Justice Secretary reckons officers are “run ragged” dealing with minor matters others could take care of. Daily Record 12/12/2017 News «505450555056505750585059506050615062Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
