Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115189 total results. Showing results 104041 to 104060 «519952005201520252035204520552065207Next ›Last » Police now have an investigative squad for drone crime Criminals are increasingly using drones to smuggle drugs and other banned items into prisons. In a bid to catch them, a new squad of police and prison officers has been set up. Business Insider 10/7/2017 News Surrey Police Taser use on children more than doubled in one year Surrey Police said "the decision to draw or fire a Taser is not taken lightly" Surrey Live 10/7/2017 News Cleveland PCC’s Programme of Engagement Below is a summary of key other meetings attended by the PCC. The full diary is published on the PCC website at www.cleveland.pcc.police.uk. Cleveland OPCC 9/7/2017 Report Crackdown on drugs, drones and mobile phones in prisons A huge haul of drugs and mobile phones has been recovered since the introduction of detection measures to crackdown on prison contraband. Ministry of Justice (MoJ) 9/7/2017 News Police criticise ‘staggering’ bureaucracy for recording use of force Officers fill out 10-page form whenever they use force despite Theresa May’s 2011 promise to get rid of ‘grinding’ bureaucracy The Guardian 8/7/2017 News Police cuts ‘jeopardising hunt for potential terrorists’ Former officers say cuts have shrunk teams that used to be ‘eyes and ears’ on the ground The Guardian 8/7/2017 News Terror informants face lie tests under Scotland Yard scheme Scotland Yard’s counter-terrorism division has started performing “lie detector” tests on its informants for the first time, amid fears about the quality of intelligence received by the police. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 8/7/2017 News The Home Office’s response on police use of force data The Home Office’s response to changes to police use of force rules to increase transparency following the Shaw Review. Home Office 8/7/2017 News Delivering an Outstanding Local Criminal Justice System in Durham and Cleveland This document sets out a statement of intent by the members of the Cleveland and Durham Local Criminal Justice Partnership. Cleveland OPCC 8/7/2017 Report Statement re: Professional Standards Department of Cleveland Police. The Tribunal has indicated it will find that the force acted unlawfully with regard to the authorisation of several acquisitions of communications data over a period of months up to August 2012. Cleveland OPCC 8/7/2017 Report Lecturer in Criminology Salary: £32,958 to £37,075 per annum, dependent on experience. Closes: 20th July 2017 Sheffield Hallam University 8/7/2017 Jobs Professor of Policing and Security Salary: £57,674 to £63,009 per annum. Closes: 14th July 2017 University of South Wales 8/7/2017 Jobs RSPCA in talks about getting police powers to enter private property and seize people’s pets The RSPCA is seeking new police powers to allow hundreds of its inspectors to enter private property and seize pets The Telegraph 8/7/2017 News London is a ‘modern day slavery hotspot’ Building sites, restaurants and hotels are using 'forced labour', police chief warns Mail Online 8/7/2017 News Surge in acid attacks in England leads to calls to restrict sales Crimes with corrosive substances doubled in London in three years, as experts link increase to crackdown on knives and guns The Guardian 8/7/2017 News Chair nominations for Home Affairs Committee One nomination was received for the position of Chair of the Home Affairs Committee: Yvette Cooper. As the only candidate for the position, Yvette Cooper will be declared to be elected unopposed when the Speaker announces the result of the Chair elections after the ballot held on Wednesday 12 July. Parliament.uk 8/7/2017 News Chair nominations for Justice Committee One nomination was received for the position of Chair of the Justice Committee: Robert Neill. As the only candidate for the position, Robert Neill will be declared to be elected unopposed when the Speaker announces the result of the Chair elections after the ballot held on Wednesday 12 July. Parliament.uk 8/7/2017 News ‘Very bureaucratic’ 10-page use-of-force form sparks police complaints Police officers in England and Wales have criticised a new 10-page form they have to fill out every time they use any kind of force against someone. BBC 8/7/2017 News Durham and Cleveland Local Criminal Justice Board Review A review be carried out to assess current arrangements, whether they were fit for purpose, and to make recommendations for future improvement. Cleveland OPCC 7/7/2017 Report Cleveland Commissioners’ Update Update on key matters. Cleveland OPCC 7/7/2017 Report «519952005201520252035204520552065207Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
