Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104256 total results. Showing results 12601 to 12620 «627628629630631632633634635Next ›Last » Campaign encourages young people to talk about consent Cheshire Constabulary is encouraging young people to start a conversation about sexual consent following a worrying rise in recorded offences. Police Professional 19/9/2024 News Domestic abuse specialists to be embedded in 999 control rooms The measure – part of ‘Raneem’s Law’ – will speed up referral of domestic and sexual abuse victims to support services The Guardian 19/9/2024 News PSA President’s response to Sir Mark Rowley’s lecture to Police Foundation President of the PSA, Nick Smart, has commented following the John Harris Memorial Lecture delivered by MPS Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley and Deputy Commissioner Dame Lynn Owens. The lecture was delivered to the Police Foundation on Wednesday 18th September 2024. Police Superintendents' Association (PSA) 19/9/2024 News The Royal Canadian Mounted Police has lost 205 firearms since 2020, including machine-guns CANADA: The Royal Canadian Mounted Police has lost 205 firearms since 2020, including more than 120 handguns and at least five fully automatic weapons like machine-guns. The data, which was obtained through an access to information request, also shows that nearly a dozen RCMP firearms have gone missing so far this year. CTV News (Canada) 19/9/2024 News Integrated Officer Pilot Program launching at three Toronto hospitals CANADA: The Toronto Police Service (TPS) is launching a one-year pilot project in collaboration with University Health Network, Unity Health Toronto and Humber River Health, to expedite the transfer of care of patients and reduce wait times for frontline police officers, getting them back to their core policing duties. Blue Line (Canada) 19/9/2024 News The path to Surrey’s new police of jurisdiction CANADA: Since the provincial announcement that Surrey Police Service (SPS) will become the police of jurisdiction for Surrey on November 29, 2024, the City of Surrey, SPS, RCMP, the Province of B.C., and Public Safety Canada have been working closely together to advance the planning and establish the model for the change of command from the RCMP to SPS. On November 29, 2024, SPS will assume policing and law enforcement as the City of Surrey’s police of jurisdiction. The B.C. RCMP, as the provincial police service, will continue to operate in Surrey, providing temporary transitional supports to the SPS until the transition is completed, with both agencies working together under a temporary collaborative arrangement. Surrey Police Service (Canada) 19/9/2024 News New measures set out to combat violence against women and girls Home Secretary to spearhead a cross-government approach to tackling violence against women and girls, part of the wider mission to take back our streets. Home Office 19/9/2024 News Leveraging crowd psychology to prevent violence USA: As the United States ebbs closer to its next election season, with the anticipated risk of protests becoming violent, the swath of campus disturbances across the United States in April 2024 prompts these questions: What can be done to help police agencies improve their crowd management response? What might success look like for U.S. policing in this highly challenging and often controversial sphere of operational activity? Police Chief Magazine 19/9/2024 Feature Edmonton police report slight uptick in use of force amid increasing violent incidents CANADA: Edmonton police officers used force more times in the first half of 2024 compared to the last two years, according to new statistics presented to the city's police commission Thursday. But police officials are linking the increase to a significant jump in the number of violent incidents they respond to each year. CBC News (Canada) 19/9/2024 News Privacy experts shocked as Hobart council agrees to beam live CCTV footage into police station AUSTRALIA: Sharing livestream from 330 council-operated cameras with force via ‘portal’ in Hobart police station labelled ‘a massive intrusion on rights’ The Guardian 19/9/2024 News Top gardaà criticise Government plan for proposed pension changes REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Senior gardaà are unhappy with the Government's response to an independent report which recommended changes to their pension schemes. Assistant garda commissioners and chief superintendents are seeking clarity as to why the Government did not accept the recommendations of the Butler report which examined the financial issues that the senior officers said were preventing them from applying for promotion. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 19/9/2024 News Gang patch legislation passed into law NEW ZEALAND: Gang patches will be banned in public places from November 21, part of a raft of measures the Government hopes will "crack down" on gangs peddling "misery and intimidation". 1 News (New Zealand) 19/9/2024 News LGBTIQ hate crimes inquiry recommendations to be implemented in full AUSTRALIA: The NSW Government says it will support all 19 recommendations from an inquiry into LGBTIQ hate crimes. The Special Commission of Inquiry into Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Intersex and Queer Hate Crimes examined unsolved deaths between 1970 and 2010, which had previously been investigated by NSW Police. Law Society Journal (Australia) 19/9/2024 News Police officer to face court on drug supply charges after Wagga arrest AUSTRALIA: A police officer has been suspended and will face court accused of supplying prohibited drugs and dealing with the proceeds of crime. The Daily Advertiser (Australia) - Subscription at source 19/9/2024 News ‘It’s not about the frickin targets’: Luxon fires up over gang numbers NEW ZEALAND: Prime Minister Christopher Luxon appeared to get annoyed with a line of questioning at a press conference over gang numbers today, leaning across a lectern and saying: "It's not about the frickin targets." 1 News (New Zealand) 19/9/2024 News 70 police officers to be added to community patrol teams NEW ZEALAND: Christopher Luxon announced that a further 70 police officers will be added to community patrol teams across the country. Video / Mark Mitchell. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 19/9/2024 News, Video Four Met police officers under investigation after double murder by man who was ‘great danger to women’ Carl Cooper, 66, was jailed for life for the murders of Naomi Hunte, 41, and Fiona Holm, 48, who had both complained to police about his violence The Standard 19/9/2024 News Rioters after Southport attack ‘largely racially motivated thugs’, Met chief says Sir Mark Rowley says summer disorder was ‘brutal and difficult time’ and rebuts far-right claim of two-tier policing The Guardian 19/9/2024 News How the sexist Met police failed Naomi Hunte and Fiona Holm Domestic violence charity Refuge said that 'both women’s deaths were preventable' Socialist Worker 19/9/2024 News Digital evidence demands outpacing Waterloo Regional Police resources CANADA: Waterloo Regional Police faces increasing demand for digital evidence management, requiring additional resources for disclosure team as new technologies and files are processed. 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