Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100734 total results. Showing results 12881 to 12900 «641642643644645646647648649Next ›Last » New Zealand Crime and Victims Survey – Police Module – June 2024 The New Zealand Crime and Victims Survey (NZCVS) is run nationwide through the Ministry of Justice and collects information about New Zealand adults’ experiences of crime. Since 2021 - the Ministry of Justice and New Zealand Police have collaborated to incorporate a Police Module into the NZCVS. The purpose of the Police Module is primarily to gain an understanding of New Zealanders’ experiences with, and perceptions of, NZ Police. New Zealand Police 27/6/2024 Report Survey shows high trust in Police; high profile cases impacting public perceptions about crime NEW ZEALAND: Police have today released the 2022-2023 results from the public perceptions survey known as the Police Module, conducted as part of the Ministry of Justice’s annual New Zealand Crime and Victims Survey (NZCVS). Police Commissioner Andrew Coster welcomed the report’s valuable insights into the New Zealanders’ feelings of safety and perceptions about crime and Police. New Zealand Police 27/6/2024 News Garda Commissioner warns against potentially lethal drugs entering Ireland REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Garda Commissioner has flagged concerns about the emergence of potentially lethal nitazenes, as further overdoses from the drug have been reported in the southeast of the country. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 27/6/2024 News Recorded Crime – Victims AUSTRALIA: National statistics about victims of a range of personal, household and family and domestic violence offences as recorded by police. Australian Bureau of Statistics 27/6/2024 Report The manifesto promises on policing and crime – and do UK voters really care? With the UK public preparing to head to the polls to elect the next government, each party has set out its specific manifesto pledges on policing and crime; Policing Insight’s Thomas James looks at what the parties are promising to implement should they get into power, and – despite widespread media coverage of policing and crime over recent months – whether voters actually care about it as an election issue. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 27/6/2024 Analysis, Feature Tasmania Police launch children’s book to support first responders AUSTRALIA: Tasmania's emergency services have launched a new children's book by a North-West police officer aimed at supporting emergency service first responders and their families. The Examiner (Australia) - Subscription at source 27/6/2024 News 94 new police officers bolster Queensland communities AUSTRALIA: Almost 100 new officers graduated from the Queensland Police Academy in Oxley today, bolstering the ranks of the Queensland Police Service (QPS). myPolice - Queensland Police News 27/6/2024 News How police forces are tackling anti-social behaviour with their £66m funding boost this year In the run up to the election on 4 July, political parties have pledged to focus on reducing anti-social behaviour, and with specific funding for hotspot policing only allocated to March 2025, here is what some police forces have said they are doing to reduce crime and improve community safety. Emergency Services Times 27/6/2024 News Police chiefs plan central cyber support for sector The National Police Chiefs Council (NPCC) has outlined plans for a cyber support function and a catalogue of solutions for police forces. UKAuthority.com 27/6/2024 News PCC Tim Passmore discusses the National Rural Crime Network (Part 2) In the second part of their conversation, Bernard Rix interviews Tim Passmore, the Suffolk Police and Crime Commissioner, about national Matters. His role in the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) and his leading role in the environment portfolio. Tim emphasizes the importance of working together despite political differences and highlights the need for a pragmatic approach to environmental issues in Suffolk. He also discusses his involvement in the National Rural Crime Network and the need for better support for rural areas. He expresses his ambition to continue leading the environment portfolio and his role in the National Rural Crime Network. PolicingTV 27/6/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Coroner highlights need for police training regarding use of spit hoods after Alo Ngata’s death NEW ZEALAND: Alo Ngata never got up from the floor of the police custody cell he was left lying on with a spit hood over his head following his arrest for assaulting an elderly man. Stuff (New Zealand) 26/6/2024 News Police force refers itself to watchdog after murder Staffordshire Police has referred itself to the police watchdog over "recent police contact" in connection to an ongoing murder investigation. BBC 26/6/2024 News Agencies’ failures factor in Zara Aleena death – inquest Failures “across multiple agencies” contributed to the death of Zara Aleena, who was raped and murdered as she walked home from a night out in east London, in June 2022, an inquest jury has found. BBC 26/6/2024 News Anti-migrant sentiment is ‘a driver’ of rising arson attacks, Garda Commissioner says REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda Commissioner Drew Harris has said he believes anti-immigration sentiment is partly responsible for an 11 per cent increase in arson offences. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 26/6/2024 News Cheshire officer receives response policing award A response Police Officer from Cheshire Constabulary has been recognised for their dedication and commitment to response policing during this year’s annual NPCC Response Policing ‘Week of Action’ (24 June – 30 June). National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 26/6/2024 News Devon & Cornwall Police sign twinning agreement with Royal Gibraltar Police Devon & Cornwall Police is branching out into international policing, signing a new twinning agreement with colleagues in the Royal Gibraltar Police (RGP). Emergency Services Times 26/6/2024 News Zara Aleena’s ‘brutal’ murder could have been prevented, says aunt after inquest The inquest’s jury found ‘Zara’s death was contributed to by the failure of multiple state agencies’. The Independent 26/6/2024 News Zara Aleena’s death should have been prevented, says aunt Inquest finds failures by state agencies contributed to murder of 35-year-old law graduate The Telegraph - Subscription at source 26/6/2024 News Top garda warns Dublin is suffering ‘significant’ opioid crisis after 80 overdoses REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Since late last year, Ireland is facing a crisis similar to the fentanyl problem in America. Sunday World (Republic of Ireland) 26/6/2024 News Essex leading the way on online CSA thanks to ‘professionalism’ of POLIT Det Supt Natalia Ross says that declining to follow a proportionate model and maximising internal digital capability contribute to the force's strong performance. 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