Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100765 total results. Showing results 12501 to 12520 «622623624625626627628629630Next ›Last » Young people come together to debate the future of policing Around 80 young people from across the country came together to reimagine policing in a landmark Hope Hack event. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 9/7/2024 News Facial recognition on deployment: ‘It’s a flawless system, and it has a very good success rate’ Policing Insight’s James Sweetland joined officers and staff from the Metropolitan Police for a live facial recognition deployment, to gain a better understanding of the operational benefits and challenges as well as the public response to this new technology. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 9/7/2024 Feature Jersey seeing massive drop in scams – police chief There has been a “massive drop” in the number of telephone and online scams in Jersey, the island's chief police officer says. BBC 9/7/2024 News Ex-counterterror chief ready to take charge of stopping small boats Neil Basu is the leading candidate to head the home secretary’s new border security command, which will aim to cut the number of migrants crossing the Channel The Times - Subscription at source 9/7/2024 News UK police chief who declared her force ‘institutionally racist’ says culture is changing Sarah Crew says some Avon and Somerset officers were hurt by her decision but it helped improve trust in community The Guardian 9/7/2024 News Use of force in police custody criticised in report A police force has been criticised for failing to collect "accurate" data on the use of force in custody, a report has found. BBC 9/7/2024 News Police have ‘more to do’ to fix institutional racism Avon and Somerset Police has admitted it has “much more work to do” after it declared itself “institutionally racist” last year. BBC 9/7/2024 News Tech UK: Discussing VAWG and RASSO work and collaborations In this interview at the Tech UK Head Offices we hear from Naomi Bolton from Cloud Gateway the chair of the Violence Against Women and Girls and Rape and Serious Sexual Offences Working Group at Tech UK and her colleague Cinzia Miatto the program manager for Justice and Emergency Services at Tech UK. (Tech UK is the UK trade association for the tech industry.) We also hear from Nayane Tiraboschi, the vice chair for the VAWG and RASSO group. VAWG stands for violence against women and girls, and RASSO is rape and serious sexual offences. She talks about some of the amazing achievements with the group so far such as the strategic threat and risk assessment second iteration that they collaborated on which helped to provide critical insights into emerging trends and vulnerabilities, which in turn allowed them to tailor a better strategic document. PolicingTV 9/7/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Quebec, provincial police union reach 6-year contract deal, to be presented this week CANADA: The Quebec government and the association representing provincial police officers have reached a new agreement in principle on a six-year contract. Blue Line (Canada) 8/7/2024 News Workplace assault: Police data reveals the number of assaults on traffic camera operators have soared NEW ZEALAND: Assaults on traffic camera operators have risen sharply, raising concerns about the growing risk they face on the job. Police data released by Newstalk ZB under the Official Information Act shows reported assaults on the country’s 78 or so operators have been increasing over the past three years. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 8/7/2024 News Call for ban on rifles that can easily be converted into handguns NEW ZEALAND: Gun control advocates want the Government to restrict or block the import and ownership of a type of rifle that is easily cut down to serve as a handgun. 1 News (New Zealand) 8/7/2024 News South American Police Chiefs commit to increased use of INTERPOL SOUTH AMERICA: Greater cooperation and information sharing key to combating transnational crime threat INTERPOL 8/7/2024 News Windsor police launch online tool to report hate crimes CANADA: The Windsor Police Service has launched a website that allows people to report hate crimes and other hate-motivated acts “from the comfort and safety of their own homes.” “Hate crimes and hate-motivated incidents continue to impact individuals and families in Windsor and across Canada,” said Chief Jason Bellaire. “By leveraging technology to streamline the reporting process, we hope to empower victims and witnesses to come forward, while also bolstering our ability to effectively respond to incidents of hate.” Windsor Star (Canada) 8/7/2024 News Call for government ban on rifles easily cut down into handguns NEW ZEALAND: Gun control advocates want the government to restrict or block the import and ownership of a type of rifle that is easily cut down to serve as a handgun. Police say at least 163 of the 782 Alfa carbines and Alfa hunters brought into the country from 2019-2021 have been passed on to criminals. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 8/7/2024 News ‘We don’t want to be left in a vacuum’ – Harris facing calls to fill void left by retiring Longford garda chief REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda Commissioner Drew Harris is facing calls to appoint a new superintendent to Longford following the retirement of outgoing Garda chief Seamus Boyle over the weekend. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 8/7/2024 News Police newsletter offers advice on side hustles as staff await outcome of pay negotiations NEW ZEALAND: A Canterbury detective says official police advice on how to manage “side hustles” was “bad taste”, arriving the day after the police union admitted it had reduced its pay demands. The Press (New Zealand) 8/7/2024 News Garda jailed for three years for corruption and deception REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A garda who admitted charges of deception and corruption has been jailed for three years at Trim Circuit Court. Judge John Martin described the garda's offending as an abuse, exploitation and betrayal of those over whom he had power. The Anglo-Celt (Republic of Ireland) 8/7/2024 News About half of drugs seized by London, Ont., police last year were prescribed opioids CANADA: Police in London, Ont., say roughly half of the drugs they seized last year were prescribed opioids, indicating they're being diverted onto city streets. But Deputy Chief Paul Bastien said safer opioid supply (SOS) programs aren't the only source of drugs being diverted for other uses. CBC News (Canada) 8/7/2024 News Quebec, provincial police union reach 6-year contract deal, to be presented this week CANADA: The Quebec government and the association representing provincial police officers have reached a new agreement in principle on a six-year contract. CTV News (Canada) 8/7/2024 News $2M of taxpayer money already spent investigating alleged Durham police corruption CANADA: An investigation into alleged criminal activity, cronyism and harassment at the Durham Regional Police Service has already cost taxpayers more than $2 million in legal fees, CBC has learned. CBC News (Canada) 8/7/2024 News «622623624625626627628629630Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
