Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104900 total results. Showing results 10201 to 10220 «507508509510511512513514515Next ›Last » Investigative Interviewing Webinar Session was a rare opportunity to gain firsthand knowledge about real-life criminal investigations, the challenges detectives face, and the critical decision-making processes involved. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 28/11/2024 News UK/Iraq border security pact to target smuggling gangs Home Secretary signs landmark joint statement with Iraq to tackle people smuggling and organised crime networks operating across the region and in Europe. Home Office 28/11/2024 News The Guardian view on the ‘spy cops’ inquiry: police lies are finally being exposed It is due to the courage of victims that we are learning why these undercover officers behaved as they did The Guardian 28/11/2024 Feature, Opinion Mini Police: five things you need to know Learn about the Mini Police initiative aimed at primary school children. College of Policing 28/11/2024 News Appointment extension of Jonathan Hall KC as independent reviewer Announcing appointment extensions of Jonathan Hall KC as Independent Reviewer of State Threats Legislation and Independent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation. Home Office 28/11/2024 News Transforming the Criminal Justice System in Northern Ireland Criminal Justice Inspection has published a strategic overview of transformation in Northern Ireland’s criminal justice system. The inspection looked at how the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI), Public Prosecution Service for Northern Ireland (PPS), Northern Ireland Courts and Tribunals Service (NICTS), Forensic Science Northern Ireland (FSNI), the Northern Ireland Prison Service (NIPS), Youth Justice Agency and the Probation Board for Northern Ireland (PBNI) worked together with the Department of Justice (DoJ) to secure transformation and improvement for the benefit of men, women and young people engaging with or working in the criminal justice system. Criminal Justice Inspection Northern Ireland (CJINI) 28/11/2024 Report Chief Inspector publishes transforming justice report CJI Chief Inspector Jacqui Durkin has published an Inspection Report that provides a strategic overview of transformation in Northern Ireland’s criminal justice system. The inspection included reviewing the strategy and governance the Police Service of Northern Ireland, Public Prosecution Service for Northern Ireland, the Northern Ireland Courts and Tribunals Service, Forensic Science Northern Ireland, the Northern Ireland Prison Service, and the Youth Justice Agency, Probation Board for Northern Ireland and the Department of Justice were using to deliver transformational change. Criminal Justice Inspection Northern Ireland (CJINI) 28/11/2024 News Crackdown on illegal ‘party drugs’ crossing the border More 90 tonnes of illegal drugs have been seized by Border Force so far this year, a 92 per cent increase on the year before. Police Professional 28/11/2024 News Police officers protest over pay in Glasgow city centre A union has warned that police staff could go on strike "for the first time" as they gathered in the city centre to protest over pay. Around 100 members of the police – ranging from frontline officers to control room and custody workers – protested around George Square on Thursday, just outside Queen Street Station. Demonstrators carried signs reading, “No Strike – Fair Pay”, as they argued pay talks between the Scottish Police Federation (SPF) and Police Scotland, the Scottish Police Authority and the Scottish Government have reached a “crisis point”. Glasgow Times 28/11/2024 News Met Police urges phone manufacturers to fix security issues fuelling thefts in the capital Phone manufacturers are being urged by the Metropolitan Police to fix security issues fuelling thefts in the capital. It comes as new analysis published by the Met found thousands of phones stolen on the streets of London are being shipped abroad. Metropolitan Police Service 28/11/2024 News Acting police chief suspended over allegations The acting chief constable of Devon and Cornwall Police has been suspended for alleged "professional standards breaches". Devon and Cornwall police and crime commissioner (PCC) Alison Hernandez said Jim Colwell had been suspended pending an Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) investigation. BBC 28/11/2024 News Peel police are pushing for their largest budget increase ever. Some are pushing back CANADA: A group of community organizations are pushing back against Peel police’s proposed budget for 2025. The force is asking for the highest increase to its operational budget in history. CBC’s Tyler Cheese has the details. CBC News (Canada) 28/11/2024 News, Video Surrey Police Service prepares to take command, ending years-long saga CANADA: Outside the Surrey RCMP detachment, signs were removed and replaced with ones from the Surrey Police Service (SPS) on Thursday. As of midnight, SPS is the police agency of jurisdiction for the city. “Surrey Police Service is ready for the stroke of midnight tonight when we become police of jurisdiction for the city of Surrey,” SPS spokesperson Staff Sgt. Lindsey Houghton told Global News. Global News (Canada) 28/11/2024 News Sex offender investigation unit achieves highest detection rate in force In a typical week, the unit are charging eight to ten people with offences linked to breaching prison release conditions. A dedicated unit, described by GMP as the only one of its kind in the UK has achieved an 87 per cent solved outcome rate for crimes since it was formed two-and-a-half years ago the force has said. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 28/11/2024 News Two officers served with misconduct notices after death of 17-year-old on M5 Tamzin Ellen Hall was being taken into custody when officers pulled over onto the hard shoulder for “safety reasons”. Two Avon and Somerset officers have been served with misconduct notices after a 17-year-old girl escaped from a police car and died on the M5. Police Oracle 28/11/2024 News Acting chief constable suspended over allegations of mobile phone use In a statement the IOPC said A/CC Jim Colwell had been served with a gross misconduct notice over allegations he had used his work mobile phone to exchange messages of a “personal nature”. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 28/11/2024 News ‘Disgusting over-reach’ or fair cop: The massive police response to Tauranga’s gang tangi NEW ZEALAND: As hundreds of mourners and police descended on Tauranga on Thursday for a Mongrel Mob tangi, Tony Wall gauged community reaction. By any measure, it was a huge police operation, the kind of thing you see occasionally for drug or anti-terror raids or when protests get out of hand. Dozens of cops, some heavily armed, and dozens of police vehicles - squad cars, prisoner transport trucks, the Eagle helicopter - had parts of Tauranga in lockdown. All this for a funeral. Mongrel Mob Notorious Captain Wayne “Ned” Kelly and his wife, who died a day or two after him, were being farewelled by friends and family, many of them mob members. Stuff (New Zealand) 28/11/2024 Analysis, Feature Watchdog calls for end to ‘adultification’ of black children by police in England and Wales Campaigners welcome IOPC’s recognition of adultification as racial bias but say guidelines to address it do not go far enough The Guardian 28/11/2024 News Two police officers given misconduct notices after death of girl on M5 Tamzin Hall, 17, was hit by car after fleeing police vehicle that had pulled over on M5 in Somerset The Guardian 28/11/2024 News Devon and Cornwall acting chief constable suspended while investigated for potential conduct matters Devon and Cornwall Police Acting Chief Constable Jim Colwell has been suspended by the police and crime commissioner (PCC) following alleged professional standards breaches. Police Professional 28/11/2024 News «507508509510511512513514515Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
