Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100915 total results. Showing results 11441 to 11460 «569570571572573574575576577Next ›Last » Emergency Services Show..its journey, exhibitors and technology. David Brown ( Joint Managing Director ) and David Holden ( Editor ) discuss the journey of the Emergency Services Show and its future plans. They talk about the show's expansion and move to the National Exhibition Centre (NEC) in Birmingham. They also highlight the variety of exhibitors at the show, including those in the technology sector. The speakers and sessions at the show are also discussed, with a focus on multi-agency panels and topics such as protection of emergency service personnel. PolicingTV 6/8/2024 Advertisement, Feature, Video A report on complaints about New Zealand Police and prisons NEW ZEALAND: This report summarises 62 complaints received by Aotearoa Justice Watch, relating to people’s experiences with New Zealand Police and prisons. [pdf] Aotearoa Justice Watch (New Zealand) 5/8/2024 Report Newly trained police dogs to target sex offenders Two dogs trained by Nottinghamshire Police will soon be helping to put sex offenders behind bars. Emergency Services Times 5/8/2024 News The Guardian view on the riots: culpability in high places Rishi Sunak’s former adviser for social cohesion is right to say that inflammatory rhetoric has nourished extremism on the ground The Guardian 5/8/2024 Feature, Opinion Emergency service leaders call for an end to violence as frontline continues to deal with far right clashes After the murder of three young girls in Southport last week, emergency services leaders have shared the impact that days of riots have had on frontline responders as they deal with disorder across the country and call for an end to far right violence. Emergency Services Times 5/8/2024 News Young people face potentially life-long consequences of being involved in disorder DPP warns The Crown Prosecution Service has been at the heart of the law enforcement response to the appalling outbreaks of violence and disorder across the country. Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) 5/8/2024 News Why Britain ended up with far-right riots on its streets Readers respond to the widespread violence that has erupted across England and in Belfast since the Southport killings The Guardian 5/8/2024 Feature, Opinion Anti-immigrant protest outside Garda Headquarters descends into chaos REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Fellow demonstrators turn on Coolock protesters for standing with Tricolours alongside loyalists with union flags at Belfast protest. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 5/8/2024 News Police attacked during south Belfast disorder Police came under attack during further disorder in south Belfast. BBC 5/8/2024 News How to stop the riots For five days at the beginning of August 2011, it felt like we were on the brink of anarchy. Over the last few days, similar scenes have played out on British streets: shops have been smashed and looted; people attacked; and police officers on the front line have been injured. The Spectator 5/8/2024 Feature, Opinion 16,000 police officers and ‘swift justice’: How to stop a riot There are some key parallels between the scenes this week and the riots in 2011 that the authorities can learn from The Telegraph - Subscription at source 5/8/2024 Analysis, Feature Mark Rowley’s mic grab sets a dreadful example to police officers A Sky News reporter having his microphone grabbed and dropped to the ground might seem like a trifling story right now, given everything that’s happening in the country. But when the mic-grabber is none other than Sir Mark Rowley, Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, it’s a different matter. A very different matter. In a democracy, cops don’t treat journalists in such a dismissive, degrading fashion. The Spectator 5/8/2024 Feature, Opinion Victoria Police officer Matthew Cocks – who claimed he was bullied into quitting by his bosses – strikes court win AUSTRALIA: A police officer who took on his bosses over allegations they were bullies has reached a confidential settlement days before the case was meant to go to trial. Former Victoria Police officer Matthew Cocks had been a career policeman, working his way up through the ranks over more than 30 years. That's before a series of unfortunate events ended his dream job. Mail Online 5/8/2024 News Police helmet emblems ‘not intended to cause offence Badges worn by some police officers during violent weekend protests in Belfast "were not based on any other groups or affiliations", the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has said. BBC 5/8/2024 News Worst far-right violence should be treated as terrorism, says ex-police chief Neil Basu, former head of UK counter-terrorism, condemned the weekend’s rioters as ‘bullies and cowards’ The Guardian 5/8/2024 News Australia joins global campaign to disrupt and prevent cryptocurrency scams AUSTRALIA: The AFP has collaborated with a blockchain data platform to target criminal cryptocurrency scammers in a global operation that identified more than 2000 compromised crypto wallets belonging to Australians. The joint activity, known as Operation Spincaster, targeted criminals using a tactic called ‘approval phishing’, which has been used to steal more than $4 billion in cryptocurrency from unsuspecting victims globally since May 2021. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 5/8/2024 News Police seek suspension of majority of South Island New World liquor licenses NEW ZEALAND: Police are seeking the suspension of South Island New World liquor licences for alleged continual breaches of online alcohol advertising controls. A two-day hearing in Christchurch District Court began on Monday and will continue into Tuesday. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 5/8/2024 News Police Minister Paul Papalia declares buyback for domestic violence thugs’ guns is ‘money well spent’ AUSTRALIA: The State Government has defended using its gun buyback to take firearms out of the hands of domestic violence thugs, saying it is “money well spent” taking a deadly weapon out of a violent coward’s hands. Amid questions over firearm owners who would soon be banned from owning guns due to previous convictions receiving payouts, Police Minister Paul Papalia emphatically defended the program, which has seen almost 20,000 guns removed from the community. The West Australian (Australia) - Subscription at source 5/8/2024 News Tasmania Police anti-terror group doubled in size, made full-time in $8.9m upgrade AUSTRALIA: Tasmania Police’s Special Operations Group has been doubled in size and made full time, as part of efforts to better protect the state. An $8.9 million state government investment has enabled the establishment of a full-time SOG, bolstering Tasmania’s ability to respond to high-risk situations involving organised crime, hardened criminals and threats to the state’s way of life. Pulse Tasmania (Australia) 5/8/2024 News A botched murder investigation left a family broken and a 15-year-old boy in jail for a year AUSTRALIA: Police used flawed identification evidence against a suspect in the 2019 stabbing of a Melbourne teenager, but deny the investigation was ‘improperly conducted’ The Guardian 5/8/2024 News «569570571572573574575576577Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
