Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100334 total results. Showing results 10381 to 10400 «516517518519520521522523524Next ›Last » Garda HQ investigating allegation that detective left firearm in clothes shop changing room REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda headquarters has launched an internal disciplinary process into allegations that a detective left their official firearm in the changing room of a clothes shop in Dublin. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 14/8/2024 News More than 1,000 arrests have now been made in connection with recent violent disorder Police and prosecutors have been working tirelessly. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 14/8/2024 News Surge in dashcam footage helps force to tackle problem of reckless drivers West Midlands Police has seen a massive increase in the number of vehicle dashcam footage submissions from the public as it shares the ongoing success of Operation Snap thanks to a boost in funding from the Police and Crime Commissioner. Emergency Services Times 14/8/2024 News Police force that discriminated against white officers ‘considering next steps’ Thames Valley Police promoted an ethnic minority sergeant ‘without any competitive assessment process taking place’, a tribunal found. The Independent 14/8/2024 News Judge urges consideration of charge carrying heftier sentence for main rioters Judge John Thackray KC said an alternative charge of riot should be considered for those playing central roles in the disorder. The Independent 14/8/2024 News Rights groups push back on UK police use of facial recognition amid far-right riots After the UK government announced more deployments of facial recognition to curb far-right riots, rights groups have called on Prime Minister Keir Starmer to reverse the decision, calling it a “chilling precedent” that “threatens the democratic rights” of the communities he is seeking to protect. BiometricUpdate.com 14/8/2024 News Sex offenders to be forced to handover passwords, codes to police in tough monitoring crackdown AUSTRALIA: Sex offenders will be forced to supply police with passwords and codes to their digital devices and apps as part of a sweeping reform to bring WA’s community protection laws into the 21st century. The West Australian (Australia) - Subscription at source 14/8/2024 News More than 1,000 arrests in connection with recent violent disorder More than 1,000 arrests have been made following the recent outbreaks of violent disorder across the country. Police Professional 14/8/2024 News Scottish Crime Campus marks a decade of operations The building which was opened in 2014 is used by around 1,100 workers and supports the work of the Serious Organised Crime Taskforce. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 14/8/2024 News Major drug seizures driving up the price of cocaine as Ireland “is standing up” to organised crime gangs REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: More than €103 million worth of drugs have been seized up to the end of June, and drugs worth more than €33 million have been seized in the last number of days Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 14/8/2024 News Police Misconduct Investigation Processes: Police Officer Perceptions of Fundamental Fairness Police misconduct has historically garnered much research attention. Internal affairs (IA) processes exist within police departments to investigate such cases of misconduct. Yet, sworn officers may distrust IA processes, potentially hampering its effectiveness and its amenability for reform. The purpose of this study was to examine police officers’ perceptions of the IA process in its current state and their amenability to various types of IA reforms (e.g., civilian oversight committees, independent investigators). We collected survey data from a sample of 115 police officers from various police departments in New Jersey, USA. The results indicated that police officers vary in their perceptions of IA processes, such as the fairness of IA processes, their amenability to reforming IA systems, and what reforms were perceivably appropriate. Findings also indicated greater amenability for revisions to the current IA process, primarily among lower-ranking police officers and Black officers. Implications for policy and practice are discussed. Criminal Justice Review - Subscription at source 14/8/2024 Research article Watch: Norfolk Police boss in hotseat interview Norfolk's Chief Constable Paul Sanford was BBC Radio Norfolk's hot seat guest on 14 August. The police chief talks about his priorities for Norfolk and keeping the county safe BBC 14/8/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video U of R study finds RCMP members at higher risk of sexual victimization CANADA: When Juliana Khoury was deciding on a topic for her thesis, she saw a need for more information regarding sexual victimization among RCMP members. CTV News (Canada) 14/8/2024 News Denmark police deploy facial recognition to fight Swedish gang violence DENMARK: The Danish police will rely on facial recognition to tackle the flood of gang violence that is spilling over the border from neighboring Sweden. The technology will be deployed to curb the increasing number of violent crimes and gun shootings in Denmark’s capital of Copenhagen, Justice Minister Peter Hummelgaard and Denmark’s national police chief Thorkild Fogde announced on Monday. BiometricUpdate.com 14/8/2024 News German police roll-out BWV GERMANY: The Thuringian Ministry of the Interior has procured 1,200 Motorola Solutions VB400 body cameras for police in the region. The devices is being rolled out alongside the company’s VideoManager evidence management software. Critical Communications Today 14/8/2024 News Crime fighting hub turns 10 The world-class crime-fighting hub which enables over 20 agencies to work together under one roof, has helped to dismantle organised crime and seize illegal drugs and firearms for over 10 years. Police Scotland 14/8/2024 News ‘Swift riot response shows need for extra funding’ Recent disorder in the UK demonstrated the need for increased funding for the criminal justice system, the National Police Chiefs' Council lead on finance, said. BBC 14/8/2024 News Statement from ACC Paul Furnell T/Assistant Chief Constable, Paul Furnell, said: "Tackling sexual offences is our top priority at British Transport Police and we take all reports of sexual harassment and sexual violence extremely seriously. British Transport Police 14/8/2024 News Edmonton man shot dead by police after stabbing officer during search warrant: EPS CANADA: An Edmonton man was shot dead by police early Wednesday morning after he stabbed an officer, Edmonton Police Service says. EPS was helping RCMP and the Internet Child Exploitation (ICE) Unit of the Alberta Law Enforcement Response Teams search a home on 54 Street near 15 Avenue around 6 a.m. when the officer was stabbed. CTV News (Canada) 14/8/2024 News Canada’s police chiefs warn ‘unprecedented’ protests are straining forces CANADA: Canada’s police chiefs are calling on all levels of government to provide more resources, training and “moral” support to help policing services respond to a growing number of protests across the country. The Canadian Association of Police Chiefs said at the conclusion of its annual summit in Halifax on Tuesday that the increased protest activity is leading to an “unsustainable demand” on police resources. Global News (Canada) 14/8/2024 News «516517518519520521522523524Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
