Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103911 total results. Showing results 10841 to 10860 «539540541542543544545546547Next ›Last » PFEW Uniform Lead presses for improved uniform and new-age body armour The Home Office and police chiefs must continue to invest in researching and supplying police officers with body armour and uniform which is fit for the future, the National Uniform Co-lead for the Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) has said. Emergency Services Times 23/10/2024 News NPCC Chair Gavin Stephens on building stronger ties in global policing (Part 2) In this conversation, Bernard Rix and Gavin Stephens QPM discuss the significant international dimension of policing in the UK. They explore the role of the National Police Coordination Centre, the strengths of British policing, and the importance of learning from international policing models. The conversation highlights the need for global collaboration and the sharing of best practices to enhance public safety and community engagement. PolicingTV 23/10/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Chris Kaba shot gang rival at nightclub days before his death Met Police marksman Martyn Blake has been cleared of Kaba’s murder The Times - Subscription at source 22/10/2024 News Limerick’s Crime Prevention Officer reflects on her 35-year-long service ahead of retirement REPUBIC OF IRELAND: From an early stint in Dublin, before relocating to Limerick during the ‘troubling times’, Sergeant Ber Leetch recalls decades of service with An Garda Síochána Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 22/10/2024 Feature, Opinion PFEW presses for improved uniform and new-age body armour National uniform co-lead discusses the need for continued investment in PPE for members. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 22/10/2024 News ‘Shocking’: Chris Kaba verdict stokes old frustrations in Brixton Latest acquittal of an officer who shot dead unarmed Black man provokes disbelief, frustration and resignation in south London The Guardian 22/10/2024 News Police domestic abuse training ‘unfit for purpose’ Police training on when to charge people accused of domestic abuse has been labelled as "not fit for purpose" in an internal email posted online. BBC 22/10/2024 News Chris Kaba revealed as gunman in nightclub shooting days before he was killed The father-to-be shot a rival in the leg on a packed dancefloor days before he was killed by a police marksman The Independent 22/10/2024 News ‘Hero’ police officer who shot Chris Kaba faces sack despite being cleared Sgt Martyn Blake could still be charged with gross misconduct by the Independent Office for Police Conduct The Telegraph - Subscription at source 22/10/2024 News Dame Diana Johnson speech on tackling anti-social behaviour The Crime and Policing Minister spoke at the Tackling Anti-Social Behaviour Conference on 22 October 2024. Home Office 22/10/2024 News Police push to make it harder to prosecute officers after Chris Kaba shooting Exclusive: Campaigners say calls to redraw rules are cynical attempt to secure ‘effective immunity’ for officers The Guardian 22/10/2024 News Police officer left vulnerable woman feeling ‘violated’ A police dog handler allegedly sent a vulnerable woman graphic sexual messages that left her feeling “dirty and violated”, a misconduct panel has heard. BBC 22/10/2024 News APCC comment on the announcement of an independent review of sentencing “Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) broadly support the sentencing review. Sentencing should protect the public, punish the offender, and rehabilitate them to prevent future crime, whilst assuring the public that sentences handed down by the courts are proportionate to the harm caused. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 22/10/2024 News Shield armed police from prosecution, demands Met chief Sir Mark Rowley is lobbying the government to exempt officers involved in fatal shootings after Sergeant Martyn Blake was found not guilty of murder over the death of Chris Kaba The Times - Subscription at source 22/10/2024 News A new approach to Serious and Organised Crime in the UK Serious and organised crime (SOC) is now assessed by the government to affect more people, more often, than any other national-security threat. While overall crime figures have fallen over the past decade, the National Crime Agency (NCA) states that the scale and harm from SOC has increased. In total, SOC is estimated to cost the United Kingdom an eye-watering £47 billion every year. Tony Blair Institute for Global Change 22/10/2024 Report Chris Kaba shot man in club and was alleged core member of London gang Judge rules details of Kaba’s criminal past can be reported after police officer who shot him was cleared of murder. The Guardian 22/10/2024 News ‘I can grant immunity from prosecution’: UK’s chief fraudbuster on modernising the SFO Nick Ephgrave divulges that Serious Fraud Office has ‘flipped’ a witness as he shares plans to boost its powers The Guardian 22/10/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion Chris Kaba death: why officer was not charged with manslaughter While Martyn Blake was acquitted of murder, questions have been raised about why he didn’t face alternative charge The Guardian 22/10/2024 Analysis, Feature Families want inquiry after 9 police-involved Indigenous deaths CANADA: A group of Black and Indigenous women say they want a national public inquiry into a recent spate of police-involved deaths after nine Indigenous people were killed in interactions with police in August and September. CBC News (Canada) 22/10/2024 News ’No police in 10 years’: Union’s dire warning over cop exodus AUSTRALIA: The Queensland Police Service has been described as overworked, paranoid, stressed and losing officers in droves. Whoever wins government will have their hands full fixing the mess, according to the head of the police union. The Courier Mail (Australia) - Subscription at source 22/10/2024 News «539540541542543544545546547Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
