Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115123 total results. Showing results 105921 to 105940 «529352945295529652975298529953005301Next ›Last » Scotland 2026: Numbers don’t count, people do Chief Superintendent Gordon Crossan, President of the Association of Scottish Police Superintendents, explores Police Scotland's draft 10-year plan and how its successful delivery will depend on the quality of its workforce, not on the quantity. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 16/3/2017 Opinion £475k repair bill for police vehicles in 2 years Police crashes by the North Yorkshire force have amounted to a repair bill of almost £500,000 in the last two years. Officers and staff were involved in 332 vehicle collisions throughout 2015 and 340 a year later, according to figures obtained by The Press through the Freedom of Information Act. The Press (York) 16/3/2017 News Police boss under pressure to resign Calls have been made for the North Wales Police and Crime Commissioner to resign after accusations he broke a manifesto pledge by announcing the closure of the custody suite in Dolgellau station Cambrian News 16/3/2017 News West Mercia Police force among those using restraint belt West Mercia Police is among forces still using a restraint device that led to the death of a man who collapsed in custody. Shropshire Star 16/3/2017 News Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Policing Salary: £32,958 to £46,924. Closes: 16th April 2017 De Montford University 16/3/2017 Jobs Tory election spending claims: 12 police forces pass files to CPS Conservative party figures fear series of byelections after up to 20 MPs are alleged to have overspent in 2015 campaign The Guardian 16/3/2017 News Playing politics with the SFO will bring disaster Lord Macdonald of River Glaven, QC, is warden of Wadham College, Oxford, and a former director of public prosecutions The Times - Subscription at source 16/3/2017 Feature, Opinion MI5 helped to catch Russian cyberspies Two Russian spies were charged by the US with cybercrimes for the first time yesterday after a key role played by MI5. The Times - Subscription at source 16/3/2017 News Terrorism laws that damage communities face axe Terrorism laws must be overhauled to identify those that are unfit for purpose or that send a damaging message to faith communities such as Muslims, the new terrorism watchdog has said. The Times - Subscription at source 16/3/2017 News More funding for Leicestershire Police needed – commissioner Lord Willy Bach says the force has lost millions every year The Hinckley Times 15/3/2017 News China unveils latest weapon: £30K ‘anti-drone’ gun can help police ‘shoot down’ unlicensed flying devices Drones flying around populated areas are becoming an increasing problem in major cities across the world. Wuhan in China has come up with its own way of fixing the problem, by inventing an 'anti-drone' gun that can help police 'shoot' unlicensed flying devices. The gun uses radio waves to disrupt signals to the drones, forcing them to land. Mail Online 15/3/2017 News Chinese show off radio wave gun that brings down drones It looked like a cheap science fiction film when a Chinese police officer arrived at a football stadium carrying a long black case then pulled out a futuristic, silver-grey gun. But he soon hit his target, a flying drone, and grounded it with radio waves rather than bullets. The Times - Subscription at source 15/3/2017 News Forces should prepare for surge in hate crime Forces need to prepare for another surge in hate crime and make sure victims are confident to report incidents as the deadline approaches for invoking Article 50 this month and Britain negotiates its exit from the European Union, according to a national charity tackling the issue across the UK. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 15/3/2017 Analysis Leniency for lower level sex offenders won’t help protect children – more police funding could NPCC lead for child protection, Simon Bailey, recently hit the headlines for suggesting police needed to focus limited resources on those who had physically abused children. Dr Natalie Mann of Anglia Ruskin University warns that those who view images often go on to abuse children, and what's needed is sufficient funding to treat all sex offenders equally. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 15/3/2017 Opinion Make detective work attractive again to stop numbers decline, says forum head Working as a detective needs to be restored as an attractive proposition again if chiefs want to address the national crisis in investigation skills, the chairman of the Police Federation National Detectives' Forum believes Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/3/2017 News PCC given £100,000 to examine fire service takeover Martin Surl has now hired external consultants to carry out a review. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/3/2017 News Mayor welcomes Budget devolution with criminal justice deal and extra domestic violence funding The Chancellor’s ‘bombshell’ Budget has signalled the green light to a devolution deal on criminal justice services with “far greater powers” for London. Police Professional 15/3/2017 News 15 retirements among Garda top brass this year The Garda top brass will be hit with 15 vacancies this year, according to a report compiled by commissioner Nóirín O’Sullivan. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 15/3/2017 News Government’s £1bn plan for online courts ‘challenges open justice’ Thinktank warns prison and courts bill, which would see low-level hearings moved online, risks ‘further discrimination against vulnerable defendants’ The Guardian 15/3/2017 News The Future of Cyber Criminality – Dr Mary Aiken Dr Aiken has written a two-part blog for the College of Policing newsletter which explores behaviour online. 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