Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115189 total results. Showing results 104741 to 104760 «523452355236523752385239524052415242Next ›Last » Police admit overconfidence in IT project Senior officials at Scotland’s police watchdog have admitted that there was overconfidence in a failed multimillion-pound computer project. The Times - Subscription at source 2/6/2017 News Body-worn cameras to be rolled out to police officers in Suffolk and Norfolk It is expected all frontline police officers in Suffolk will have body-worn cameras by the end of the year Ipswich Star 2/6/2017 News New chief constable for Derbyshire Police The new chief constable for Derbyshire Police has taken up his new role today (Thursday,June 1), highlighting preventing radicalisation and extremism as his top priority. He also said online crime was fast-becoming the biggest emerging threat. Burton Mail 2/6/2017 News After Manchester there were more police like me on the streets – but at what cost? Last time the UK terror threat was at critical there were 35,000 more frontline police. This time around made me realise how stretched we really are The Guardian 2/6/2017 Feature, Opinion Police under investigation over woman murdered after rape claims Melinda Korosi was killed by her former partner two days after he was released without charge The Guardian 2/6/2017 News This specialist police team is leading the way in catching online paedophiles Cleveland Police has a dedicated unit working to tackle those who groom children and share images of abuse Gazette Live 1/6/2017 News Gloucestershire PCC accused of spit hood u-turn The Police Federation has accused Gloucestershire's Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) of a U-turn over the use of spit hoods in custody suites. BBC 1/6/2017 News The Realities Of Policing In The West Midlands – Government Cuts Are Stopping Police From Doing Their Job By David Jamieson, West Midlands PCC Huffington Post 1/6/2017 Feature, Opinion New drug kits save police dogs from opioid overdoses Police dogs simply follow their noses to sniff out narcotics. But inhaling powerful opioids can be deadly, so officers have a new tool to protect their four-legged partners: naloxone, a drug that has already been used for years to reverse overdoses in humans. CBC News (Canada) 1/6/2017 News Humberside Complaints Report The purpose of this report is to provide the Panel with an update on complaints made against the Humberside PCC during the period 1 November 2016 to 30 April 2017. Humberside OPCC 1/6/2017 Report Six month review to Humberside Police and Crime Panel Police and Crime Plan, Precept, Granting arrangements, Restructure, Assurance review, HMI arrangements, National portfolio, Recruitment for CC Humberside OPCC 1/6/2017 Report Met drafting in team of retired detectives to coach trainees Overworked detective sergeants will be given help in bringing new investigators through. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/6/2017 News PONI refutes ‘witch hunt’ accusation Accusations that the Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland (PONI) is conducting a witch hunt against officers are “unfounded”, the ombudsman has said. Police Professional 1/6/2017 News Ministry of Defence Police suspends recruitment of firearms officers after ‘high volume of applications’ The MDP is "temporarily pausing" the receipt of applications and will reinstate the recruitment "in due course" Surrey Live 1/6/2017 News Cyber child sex offences increase by nearly half, NSPCC finds 'Figures give us an insight into how crimes are changing and how access to children is changing through the use of the internet,' charity expert tells The Independent The Independent 1/6/2017 News Europol shows clues from child abuse images to track offenders Europe's police agency has launched a new webpage that displays objects in child sex abuse images to try to find the perpetrators and victims. Europol hopes details like a logo on a bag or a shampoo bottle may alert someone who can then contact police by an anonymous tip-off or social media, writes the BBC's Anna Holligan in The Hague. BBC 1/6/2017 News Hit, kicked and spat at – 80% of police officers attacked in past year in Northern Ireland Eight of every 10 PSNI officers were the victim of a physical or verbal attack in the last year. Officers described suffering assaults, including being hit, kicked and wrestled. Belfast Telegraph 1/6/2017 News PSNI job cuts will have dire consequences, warns Police Federation The chairman of the Police Federation, which represents the PSNI's rank and file has said officer numbers could reach worrying levels with "dire consequences" for those left to fill in the gaps. Belfast Telegraph 1/6/2017 News Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Policing Salary: £32,958 to £49,772 per annum. Closes: Friday 30 June 2017 Edge Hill University 1/6/2017 Jobs Met Police to recruit detectives without experience in uniform Britain’s biggest police force is to recruit detectives who have never worked as uniformed beat officers to overcome a shortage of investigators. 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