Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115133 total results. Showing results 105521 to 105540 «527352745275527652775278527952805281Next ›Last » Countryside alliance? How Cambridgeshire’s Rural Crime Action Team is protecting a way of life Rural crime costs millions of pounds and can be devastating for victims – but is often overshadowed by urban demand. Cambridgeshire PCC Jason Ablewhite, who grew up on a farm, explains how the Rural Crime Action team - many of whom have farming backgrounds themselves - is building confidence in the police in rural communities. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 7/4/2017 Opinion How the company behind Taser plans to increase police accountability and effectiveness The company behind the TASER X2 hopes its latest device will boost public reassurance and police accountability, but Matt Spencer, MD, Axon Public Safety, says changes to the latest model are just the beginning of a technological revolution in policing. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 7/4/2017 Interview, Opinion Police force that lets off cocaine and heroin users: Top officer denies being ‘soft’ on drugs after force stopped arresting suspects A senior police officer has denied being ‘soft’ on drugs after his force stopped arresting people caught with cocaine, heroin and ecstasy. Mail Online 7/4/2017 News Yorkshire Ripper may have murdered eight more, says former detective who got killer to confess Yorkshire Ripper Peter Sutcliffe may have killed eight more women, a former detective has claimed. The Telegraph 7/4/2017 News Clashes with judges leave Truss at risk of losing job Liz Truss has been identified by ministers as the politician most at risk of losing her job in a cabinet reshuffle after confidence in her was undermined by clashes with senior judges. The Times - Subscription at source 7/4/2017 News Malvern police officers receive first batch of Axon body cameras in West Mercia Some 46 officers in Malvern have been given the cameras this week as part of West Mercia Police's £1m investment in 2,200 devices. Malvern Gazette 6/4/2017 News Force operation at EDL demo to impact on local policing as PCC calls on league to ‘show respect’ An operation to police demonstrations by activists at opposite ends of the political spectrum will hit neighbourhood policing in Britain's second city, it has been claimed. Police Professional 6/4/2017 News UK’s first crowdfunded prosecution sees defendant acquitted in just 17 minutes Britain’s first crowdfunded prosecution has ended with the defendant being acquitted in just 17 minutes as the jury said she was not guilty of killing a cyclist by dangerous driving. The Telegraph 6/4/2017 News Ground-breaking partnership between forensics students and Lancashire police Lancashire Constabulary and the University of Central Lancashire (UCLan) have teamed up for the project - which, say police, will enhance forensic science services in Lancashire. Lancashire Post 6/4/2017 News Review of Seattle police shows promise of US-backed reform Federally mandated changes in the Seattle Police Department led to a stunning drop in how often officers use serious force, with no rise in crime or officer injuries, according to a review released Thursday. Mail Online 6/4/2017 News Proposal For An East Midlands Workshop On Regional Collaboration Proposal for a workshop for East Midlands Police and Crime panels on regional collaboration. Northamptonshire OPCC 6/4/2017 Report Northamptonshire Police Job Description – Specials Inspector Including purpose of the role, main responsibilities, essential criteria, and duty breakdown. Northamptonshire OPCC 6/4/2017 Report Leap of faith? A front line view of the Police Educational Qualifications Framework Degree level entry to the police is a hugely controversial issue for many serving officers, who feel that the proposals undermine them - but is this fair? Serving officer Dan Reynolds examines the Police Educational Qualifications Framework and what it offers for those already in the force. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 6/4/2017 Opinion IPCC hits back at Simon Chesterman over criticism The NPCC lead for firearms told the paper that treating officers as suspects after discharging their weapons put off potential new AFO recruits. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 6/4/2017 News WMP appoints ‘first-rate’ assistant chief constable A force has confirmed the appointment of a new assistant chief constable with a “wealth of experience. Police Professional 6/4/2017 News Northamptonshire Police special constable numbers ‘halved’ A police force that boasted of having the highest proportion of special constables in the country has seen almost half of them leave the force. BBC 6/4/2017 News Civil Nuclear Constabulary would be better as part of Police Scotland The Scottish Government still believes Scotland would benefit from the merger of the Civil Nuclear Constabulary into the country’s national force. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 6/4/2017 News Police attempt to change scope of undercover officers inquiry Police push for extra time to apply to keep undercover identities secret and argue fewer officers should be scrutinised The Guardian 6/4/2017 News The law is twisted, says farmer who shot burglar A farmer cleared of shooting a burglar on his land has called for an end to the “upside-down laws” which left him relying on a crowdfunding website to pay almost £30,000 in legal bills. The Times - Subscription at source 6/4/2017 News Missing child appeals ‘can leave negative online footprint’ More should be done to protect former missing children whose names and images remain online long after they are found, a report says. BBC 6/4/2017 News «527352745275527652775278527952805281Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
