Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102711 total results. Showing results 11021 to 11040 «548549550551552553554555556Next ›Last » Prince Albert police ask residents to voluntarily register home security cameras to help reduce crime CANADA: The Prince Albert Police Service is asking for the public's help reducing crime. It hopes to do this by having residents voluntarily register their outward-facing security cameras with police. The program is called the Safe Neighbourhood Camera Registry. It's a secure web system that allows residents and businesses to register that they have security cameras and would be willing to share imagery should a crime happen in view of the camera. Prince Albert police say they believe this will give them quicker access to potential evidence. CBC News (Canada) 20/9/2024 News Officer used police database to snoop on friends, colleagues NEW ZEALAND: An officer used the police database like a “social media application” to snoop on his partner, family members, friends, neighbours, people he saw on social media, other police officers and gang members he had no reason to be investigating. 1 News (New Zealand) 20/9/2024 News Garda reps criticise Drew Harris after he admits standing down Public Order Unit at Coolock was wrong REPUBLC OF IRELAND: Garda Commissioner Drew Harris has said prosecutions may result from footage obtained by RTÉ Investigates of the Coolock anti-immigration riots in July, and broadcast on Thursday night. However, he criticised the fact that that footage had only emerged eight weeks after a Garda appeal for such evidence. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) - Subscription at source 20/9/2024 News ‘Previously, you couldn’t join if you weren’t Irish’: Nine new garda graduates born outside the State REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A drone flew overhead and cameras clicked busily as 80 male and 28 female garda graduates marched in uniform through the square in Templemore garda training college as they were attested as sworn gardaí. Of those, nine were born outside the State, with new graduates from Slovakia, Poland, Romania, India, Lithuania and Ethiopia. One graduate was a former Garda reserve. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 20/9/2024 News MPS detectives prevent £35m worth of cocaine entering the UK A group of prolific drug dealers have been jailed after a successful investigation by Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) officers disrupted the sale of tens of millions of pounds worth of drugs across London and others parts of the UK. Police Professional 20/9/2024 News Chief constable meets retail delegates to discuss ‘significant’ issues of business crime The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) chief constable met local business and retail leaders on Friday (September 20) to discuss the “significant criminal challenges” facing the sector. Police Professional 20/9/2024 News Domestic abuse is ‘Cinderella’ of crimes, safeguarding minister says Jess Phillips said she wants to do more than give domestic abuse victims ‘a good call’, and instead prevent domestic abuse from happening at all. The Independent 20/9/2024 News Domestic abuse specialists in 999 control rooms to help victims, Yvette Cooper announces Home Secretary said ‘Raneem’s Law’, named after Raneem Oudeh who was murdered by her ex-partner, marks the start of plans to halve violence against women and girls in a decade The Independent 20/9/2024 News Four Met police officers under investigation after two women killed by predator Carl Cooper was jailed for life in July for the murders of Naomi Hunte, 41, who was stabbed in the chest, and Fiona Holm, 48, whose body has never been found Express 20/9/2024 News Do CSTR treatment orders work? Russell Webster reviews a new report looking at the effectiveness of Community Sentence Treatment Requirements (CSTRs). Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/9/2024 News Former Northumbria police houses set to be sold off Residents have complained about the houses which are in 'disrepair'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/9/2024 News Matt Ratana memorial stone to be unveiled next week The memorial will stand in the public area outside the Custody Centre on Windmill Road in Croydon, south London. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/9/2024 News Steve Hartshorn removed from role while ‘internal governance’ matter investigated Steve Hartshorn has held the position since April 2022 after being elected by a membership the previous month. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/9/2024 News Victims’ Commissioner comments on new ‘Raneem’s Law’ measures introduced to improve how police respond to domestic abuse "It is essential first responders are equipped to spot, identify and act on domestic abuse — and police have the necessary tools to keep victims safe", says Baroness Newlove. Victims' Commissioner 20/9/2024 News Vetting ‘to be improved’ after police chief sacking The investigation into a chief constable who was later found to have lied about his career has led to better-enforced vetting checks, a police commissioner said. BBC 20/9/2024 News The core of policing: Building change leaders In the last in a series of four articles, Policing Insight’s Matthew Wood explores the case for transformational leadership in policing, the differing approaches to leadership training in the UK and Canada, and offers his own practical tips for police leadership development. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 20/9/2024 Analysis, Feature Police interviewing in Taiwan: A self-report survey of practices and beliefs Following upon a prior survey of 631 North American law enforcement officers, and in light of heightened concerns about false confessions, we assessed the interrogation practices and beliefs of 551 police investigators in Taiwan. Overall, participants estimated that they were 66% accurate at truth and lie detection, that 48% of suspects waived their rights, that they elicited self-incriminating statements from 75% of all suspects, and that 27% of suspects confessed in the presence of their attorney. Of particular note is the self-report by participants that 72% of their interrogation sessions were fully recorded. With regard to the use of various interrogation techniques, participants estimated that they often identified contradictions in the suspect’s story, confronted the suspect with actual evidence, appealed to the suspect’s self-interests, and isolated the suspect from family and friends. We discussed the consistency of our findings with prior research, addressed potential shortcomings, and made recommendations to future directions. International Journal of Comparative and Applied Criminal Justice - Subscription at source 20/9/2024 Research article Domestic abuse specialists to be embedded in 999 control rooms under new measures announced by Home Secretary Domestic abuse specialists will be embedded in 999 control rooms as part of the Government’s pledge to halve violence against women and girls (VAWG) in the next decade. Police Professional 20/9/2024 News PSNI mugshot policy protects criminals, says victim The victim of a man convicted of voyeurism has said criminals are being protected by the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) not releasing mugshots. The chief constable has said the policy will be changed but there is no timescale for when this will happen. BBC 20/9/2024 News More than 1,200 under 18’s held overnight in Devon and Cornwall police cells in a year More than 1,200 children have been held overnight in Devon and Cornwall police cells in a year, according to exclusive figures. A total of 1,220 youngsters aged between 10 and 17 were detained overnight in the year to the end of July, data from the county’s police service requested by the Local Democracy Reporting Service shows. It is not against the law to keep children overnight. However, officers must have justifiable reasons under the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984, known as PACE. Devon Air Radio 20/9/2024 News «548549550551552553554555556Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
