Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102731 total results. Showing results 11981 to 12000 «596597598599600601602603604Next ›Last » Emerging technology and emergency surveillance or vice versa? Professor Fraser Sampson, former UK Biometrics & Surveillance Camera Commissioner: In a recent Biometric Update article I illustrated how the police in many countries are beginning to rely on citizen-generated data, foreshadowing some of the implications for regulatory frameworks. Evidence in support of this evolution can be seen in the announcement by the New South Wales government of its innovative BluLink capability. BiometricUpdate.com 2/9/2024 Feature, Opinion AFP International Posts: more than 200 officers protecting Australians from offshore AUSTRALIA: The AFP is shining a spotlight on its International Posts, with officers based offshore collaborating and sharing intelligence with foreign law enforcement partners to tackle global threats and safeguard the Australian community from afar. The National Tribune (Australia) 2/9/2024 News Wanding powers expanded, minors banned from buying knives as Queensland cracks down on knife crime AUSTRALIA: Queensland Police's wanding powers have been expanded and minors are no longer allowed to purchase knives as the state continues its crackdown on knife crime. The legislation, which was passed in February, expands Jack's Law which was legislated last year giving police stronger search powers. Acting Deputy Commissioner Mark Kelly said police had seized 689 weapons in party precincts and train stations since the laws came into effect. 9 News (Australia) 2/9/2024 News New national campaign to find alternative mental health first responders instead of police AUSTRALIA: The National Justice Project is leading an Australian campaign to advocate for appropriate first responders instead of police attending to people in a health or social crisis, especially those related to mental health. The human rights legal service is meeting with community stakeholders next week to help develop a campaign for more effective responses when people call Triple Zero (000) for mental and social support. National Justice Project (Australia) 2/9/2024 News Police responded to woman’s alleged DV murder nine hours after social worker first raised concerns AUSTRALIA: Police have revealed they received a report concerning a woman's welfare nine hours before she was allegedly killed by her partner in Darwin, but did not attend until a later report was made. Police previously said the first call was made at 12.10am that day and their response time to the incident was quick. Assistant Commissioner Michael White says no officers were available to attend and other jobs were prioritised, despite police knowing the woman had a domestic violence order in place against her partner. ABC News (Australia) 2/9/2024 News Public trust in Fiji police ‘relatively low’ due to corrupt practices – academic FIJI: A Pacific academic claims corruption is rife within the Fiji Police Force because officers "are not very well paid and temptations to take a bribe is quite strong". Fiji is grappling with a drug crisis and authorities are concerned about corrupt police officers. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 2/9/2024 News Dog attacks rise despite XL bully ban, figures reveal Exclusive: Figures obtained by The Independent show dog attacks rose by nine per cent after a ban was brought in on XL bully dogs The Independent 2/9/2024 News Sphere Drones secures major tender with WA Police Force to support drones as First Responder Program AUSTRALIA: Sphere Drones is pleased to announce its success in securing a significant tender with the Western Australian Police Force (WAPOL) to supply drone-in-a-box and associated systems for their Drones as First Responder (DFR) program. Media Net (Australia) 2/9/2024 News Record 14,508 officers were signed off with poor mental health in the past year The figure is 9% up on the previous year and has increased by 130% since the first Police Oracle survey 11 years ago. Claire Sweeting and Minia Bennie report. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/9/2024 News Queensland Police struggling with ‘never before seen’ risk on the job AUSTRALIA: 'They are stressed, they're under pressure and they need help now'. 9 Now (Australia) 2/9/2024 News Separating truth from myth after two more Carnival murders With two new murder inquiries now underway following this year's Notting Hill Carnival, Chris Hobbs reflects on the arguments about the event's safety and renewed accusations of two tier policing. Police Oracle 2/9/2024 Feature ‘Evidence of regular assaults’ at youth justice facilities, staff fail to intervene NEW ZEALAND: New Zealand's detention watchdogs have sounded the alarm over the country's youth justice facilities, highlighting "evidence of regular assaults" and staff failing to intervene. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 2/9/2024 News Study highlights high workload, unequal rewards and lack of mentoring for frustrated detectives New research by Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU) based on interviews with more than 40 investigators across five forces in England and Wales has highlighted the lack of experience and mentoring, high workload, and unequal rewards facing detectives, leaving officers frustrated and victims receiving a poorer service, as LJMU Research Director Dr Adrian James told Policing Insight’s Ian Weinfass. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 2/9/2024 Analysis, Feature, Interview Should New Zealand treat misogyny as extremism? NEW ZEALAND: New Zealand should consider following the UK's lead in classifying a form of misogyny as extremism, an expert says. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 2/9/2024 Audio, News New pilot project to support high-risk stalking victims launched in Dyfed-Powys A pioneering new pilot project aimed at improving support for high-risk victims of stalking in the Dyfed-Powys area has officially launched today. Dyfed-Powys OPCC 2/9/2024 News Dorset Police investigating staff for violence against women Dorset Police are currently investigating its own officers and staff for misconduct involving violence against women. Daily Echo (Bournemouth) 2/9/2024 News No under 18s in Young Offenders Institutions All under 18s who were previously detained in YOI Polmont have now been moved into secure care settings. Scottish Government 2/9/2024 News Over 300 domestic abuse offences linked to Euros, NPCC data reveals During the UEFA European Championships (Euros), held in Germany on 14 June to 14 July, 351 incidents of domestic abuse related to football were recorded by police forces in the UK, according to new data released by the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC). Emergency Services Times 2/9/2024 News Ruth McAlister: Voice cloning and the risks of fraud through advancements in AI-generated imagery Dr Ruth McAlister Head of Research and Intelligence, Harod Associates, explores the latest trends and developments in artificial intelligence (AI) and its impact on various fields, including policing. Ruth discusses AI and imagery, AI and text/chatbots, and AI and voice. PolicingTV 2/9/2024 Feature, Video Racism, violence, and abuse: what new police recruits face on the front line 'I think when it comes to people who say, "You don't belong in this country", I take it with a pinch of salt because I've given so much to where I've lived for so long,' said one recruit i News 1/9/2024 News «596597598599600601602603604Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
