Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100763 total results. Showing results 12681 to 12700 «631632633634635636637638639Next ›Last » Hertfordshire officer tragically dies after early morning collision on A10 CC Charlie Hall described acting sergeant Reece as a 'much-respected colleague to so many' whose death has been felt hugely throughout the force. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/7/2024 News Stronger than fentanyl and heroin: Nitazenes are causing fear amongst Australian law enforcement and medical authorities AUSTRALIA: On the Tuesday after the Easter long weekend, peer support worker Bec arrived at the Penrith needle and syringe exchange to see an unusual sight. A line-up around the corner of people waiting for the service to open. ABC News (Australia) 3/7/2024 News Armed police cordon off Queenstown waterfront after man spotted holding umbrella like a rifle, pointing it at people NEW ZEALAND: A significant armed police presence responded to the Queenstown waterfront this afternoon after a man was spotted holding a black umbrella like a rifle, cocking it and aiming it at people. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 3/7/2024 News Counter-terror police charge pair with vandalism offences at university in Sydney AUSTRALIA: Two people have been charged after an ongoing investigation into alleged widespread vandalism at Sydney’s Macquarie University that allegedly included graffiti of the swastika. The Guardian 3/7/2024 News Positive feedback for Police Oracle Training Academy webinars The online sessions are available free of charge to all Police Oracle subscribers. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/7/2024 News Distracted driving convictions ‘set to skyrocket’ thanks to new AI speed cameras National Highways is partnering with an increasing number of police forces to test the new camera technology. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/7/2024 News Wheels comes off in latest hit to Met police finances Rivus, which won six contracts to maintain and repair the force’s 5,200 vehicles, has collapsed into administration. The Met is facing a multi-million pound hit to its finances after the failure of a company it hired only months ago to keep its fleet of police vehicles on the road. The Standard 3/7/2024 News Compliance challenges: Testing artificial intelligence surveillance monitoring tools in the public domain With police making increasing use of artificial intelligence (AI) in crime fighting – including facial recognition – a new compliance framework drawn up by the EU’s PRECRISIS project will help to ensure that the testing of AI surveillance tools in the public domain will meet all the necessary ethical, legal and security guidance and legislation, as Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 3/7/2024 Analysis, Feature Meeting former Kent Police DCC Tony Blaker QPM (Part 3) Tony Blaker QPM served as a police officer in both Kent Constabulary and Sussex Police, latterly as Kent's Deputy Chief Constable. On handing in his warrant card as a police officer, he became a member of police staff, initially with the Police Digital Service as the Senior Responsible Owner across several key national technology transformation programmes, including digital forensics, digital case file, rape investigation and video enabled working. More recently, he took on a role as the Chief of Staff to Cumbria Chief Constable, Rob Carden, in his work leading the National Police Chief Council's Digital, Data and Technology Coordination Committee (DDaT). In this third film of three for PolicingTV, Tony provides PolicingTV Founder, Bernard Rix with some further insights from his thirty plus year policing career. PolicingTV 3/7/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Rebuilding trust The UK population has lost trust in its police forces – if elected, Labour’s plan to improve crime investigation is critical, says Dr John Fox. Police Professional 2/7/2024 Feature, Opinion Officers face misconduct probe over contact with Nottingham triple killer Three Leicestershire Police officers are under investigation for potential misconduct over their contact with triple killer Valdo Calocane. BBC 2/7/2024 News Police officers probed over Valdo Calocane ‘assaults’ month before Nottingham killings Three police officers are under investigation over alleged assaults committed by Valdo Calocane before he killed three people in Nottingham. Express 2/7/2024 News Three officers investigated over their inquiries into Nottingham triple killer Valdo Calocane Valdo Calocane assaulted two colleagues at an industrial estate and then killed three people in a knife rampage the following month. Sky News 2/7/2024 News PCC holding chief accountability meetings publicly for first time Conservative Jonathan Ash-Edwards was elected in May to replace the long-serving David Lloyd who stood down after just over 10 years at the helm. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/7/2024 News TVP partners with university for ‘unique’ insight into policing Thames Valley Police (TVP) is partnering with the University of Portsmouth to provide students with a “unique, in-depth look at policing” and prepare them for a future in law enforcement. Police Professional - Subscription at source 2/7/2024 Feature The need to rethink police funding This issue, the Research Inspector examines whether police service funding allocation deserves both more independent research, and more political attention. Police Professional - Subscription at source 2/7/2024 News Cultural shift needed in safeguarding Suspected child abusers have been arrested in their hundreds by the Grooming Gang Taskforce in its first year of operation, writes Alan Collins. Police Professional - Subscription at source 2/7/2024 Feature Values? Camera? Action! An ethnography of an AI camera system used by the Netherlands Police Police departments around the world implement algorithmic systems to enhance various policing tasks. Ensuring such innovations take place responsibly – with public values upheld – is essential for public organisations. This paper analyses how public values are safeguarded in the case of MONOcam, an algorithmic camera system designed and used by the Netherlands police. The system employs artificial intelligence to detect whether car drivers are holding a mobile device. MONOcam can be considered a good example of value-sensitive design; many measures were taken to safeguard public values in this algorithmic system. In pursuit of responsible implementation of algorithms, most calls and literature focus on such value-sensitive design. Less attention is paid to what happens beyond design. Building on 120+ hours of ethnographic observations as well as informal conversations and three semi-structured interviews, this research shows that public values deemed safeguarded in design are re-negotiated as the system is implemented and used in practice. These findings led to direct impact, as MONOcam was improved in response. This paper thus highlights that algorithmic system design is often based on an ideal world, but it is in the complexities and fuzzy realities of everyday professional routines and sociomaterial reality that these systems are enacted, and public values are renegotiated in the use of algorithms. While value-sensitive design is important, this paper shows that it offers no guarantees for safeguarding public values in practice. Policing and Society 2/7/2024 Research article Perjury claims against Guernsey’s Chief of Police to be investigated by UK-based force A complaint alleging that Guernsey's most senior police officer committed perjury will be investigated by a UK-based force. The claim was made against Chief of Police Ruari Hardy in December 2023 and is believed to relate to sworn statements he made on two separate occasions during a 2022 court case. ITV News 2/7/2024 News Tow truck turf wars behind eight shootings in Toronto this week: police CANADA: Eight shootings that took place over the weekend in the city’s east end are all connected to turf wars in Toronto’s tow truck industry, police say. Since the start of the year, police say there have been 24 tow-truck related shootings in the city. CBC’s Ali Chiasson has the latest. CBC News (Canada) 2/7/2024 News, Video «631632633634635636637638639Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
