Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102650 total results. Showing results 10461 to 10480 «520521522523524525526527528Next ›Last » Live facial recognition could restore trust in policing, says Met boss Sir Mark Rowley, the police commissioner, says technology is ‘accurate, fair and not intrusive’ The Times - Subscription at source 1/10/2024 News SYP facing financial uncertainty after ‘significant error’ found in accounts Police and crime commissioner functions were transferred to South Yorkshire Mayor Oliver Coppard at the PCC elections in May. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/10/2024 News PSNI surveillance ‘targeted police ombudsman’s official’ A police surveillance operation targeted an official at the office of Northern Ireland's Police Ombudsman who was believed to be leaking secret documents to two journalists, a court has heard. BBC 1/10/2024 News Instructors’ challenges facilitating mental health first aid training with law enforcement Following highly publicized incidents of police responses to individuals with a mental illness, policing executives attempt to placate public outcry by mandating mental health training. However, police training curriculums are not well-evaluated, especially pertaining to implementation challenges that may arise. Using interviews with certified Mental Health First Aid instructors (n = 18), this study explores challenges experienced when implementing and facilitating the training with law enforcement officers (LEOs). Thematic analysis identified four themes: 1) In general, LEOs are a difficult group to train; 2) LEOs and their agencies often have different expectations for training compared to other populations; 3) instructors must be knowledgeable surrounding LEO-specific state and local policies surrounding mental health responses; and 4) instructors lacking credibility with the LEO audience may find facilitating the training to be more challenging. Findings highlight the importance of carefully selecting both instructors and training participants when implementing mental health training. Police Practice and Research 1/10/2024 Research article Budget 2025: 1,000 new Garda recruits as part of €5.25 billion spend on Justice and Defence The budget for the two departments that deal with the security of citizens and the State has increased to €5.25 billion for next year – up from €4.73 billion for 2024. Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 1/10/2024 News Learning the Lessons issue 44 – corruption Learning the Lessons issue 44 focuses on corruption. Our research tells us that one of the most significant factors affecting public confidence in policing is hearing stories of police corruption. This issue raises awareness of the key issues we see through our work, and highlights tangible learning opportunities to help the police service identify, prevent and root out police corruption. Key themes include abuse of position, computer and information misuse, social media and more. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 1/10/2024 Report Sussex Police chief constable reappointed under Retire and Rejoin scheme Sussex police and crime commissioner (PCC) Katy Bourne has welcomed confirmation of the reappointment of Jo Shiner as chief constable. Police Professional 1/10/2024 News Four officers and a police staff member to face disciplinary proceedings over David Carrick investigations Four police officers and a police staff member will face disciplinary proceedings following investigations into “alleged failures” by the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) to take appropriate action after serious criminal allegations were made against convicted serial rapist David Carrick. Police Professional 1/10/2024 News £1.4m lost from email and social media account hacking in the past year Latest data from Action Fraud shows that more than 33,600 people reported that their online accounts had been hacked from August last year, with victims losing a total of £1.4 million. Police Professional 1/10/2024 News National Police Memorial Day 2024 Over 1,000 family members, colleagues and supporters gathered at the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall to remember and honour the lives of more than 5,000 police officers who have fallen in service over the past 180 years. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 1/10/2024 News Prisons need more than an architecture of hope Joe Sim on reforming prisoners through a compassionate philosophy, Malcolm Fowler on the sensory memories of his prison visits, and Sue Beaumont on the demoralising effect of stepping inside a jail The Guardian 1/10/2024 Feature, Opinion Met settles £1m civil case after wrongful arrest of black bank manager in 2017 Dale Semper feels ‘some justice has been done’ after apology and settlement but moment ‘bitter sweet’ The Guardian 1/10/2024 News Woman killed in NT town’s second suspected DV death since July AUSTRALIA: A woman has been killed in a suspected domestic violence assault in the Northern Territory. Emergency services found the 22-year-old after responding to reports of a distressed man on O’Shea Terrace in Katherine on Monday night. The Guardian 1/10/2024 News Sussex Police chief constable reappointed to role Jo Shiner has been reappointed as the Chief Constable of Sussex Police until 2027. BBC 1/10/2024 News Police officers’ group chat was ‘racist and sexist’ Eight West Yorkshire Police officers were part of a WhatsApp group in which racist, sexist and "bullying" remarks were all exchanged, a tribunal has been told. BBC 1/10/2024 News NSW Police commissioner to apply to Supreme Court to prohibit planned Sydney pro-Palestinian protests AUSTRALIA: NSW Police has confirmed its commissioner has decided to apply to the state's Supreme Court to prohibit two upcoming protests in Sydney. Two protests organised by Palestine Action Group were planned for Sunday October 6 and Monday October 7. ABC News (Australia) 1/10/2024 News Police leader ‘upset’ by sex remark and touch claims A former police leader has told a gross misconduct hearing the charges of indecent touching and sexual remarks against him are "deeply upsetting". BBC 1/10/2024 News Police and probation service out of court disposal scheme wins national award Re-offending rates for successful Divert participants are just four per cent. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/10/2024 News Briefing room: what is the ‘Retire and Rejoin’ scheme? The chief constables for Sussex and Derbyshire Police are among those to have recently availed of the scheme, which is open to all police officers in England and Wales. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/10/2024 News Highly regarded hostage and crisis negotiator retires after 28 years with force Chief Supt Manjit Atwal was awarded the QPM in 2020 for her work. 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