Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104372 total results. Showing results 12901 to 12920 «642643644645646647648649650Next ›Last » Police officer kept on duty despite perjury charges NEW ZEALAND: A Counties Manukau police officer remained on duty despite facing, and ultimately pleading guilty to, charges of fabricating evidence and perverting the course of justice. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 17/9/2024 News Police investigation ‘deals blow to heart’ of Comancheros motorcycle gang, with nearly every member facing criminal charges NEW ZEALAND: Nearly every single member of the Comancheros motorcycle gang is facing active criminal charges, according to police who have today revealed a long-running investigation spanning three years. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 17/9/2024 News Neil Basu: ‘The Race Action Plan has only been going since 2022 and it’s already had three leaders – and it’s still rubbish’ Former Metropolitan Police Assistant Commissioner and National Police Chief’s Council Lead for Counter-Terrorism Policing Neil Basu QPM is one of the country’s most outspoken former senior cops; in the final part of a series of interviews with Policing Insight’s James Sweetland, he discussed institutional racism – what chief constables really think about this contentious label, the “utterly ineffective and utterly ignored” Police Race Action Plan, and why taking on neo-Nazi group National Action was one of his “proudest moments” in policing. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 17/9/2024 Feature, Interview Secret Garda spy truck catches 100 drivers for bad behaviour behind wheel on bust Irish roads amid ‘real risk’ alert REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardai have deployed a secret spy truck to catch Irish drivers' bad behaviour on the roads in bid to help reduce road traffic collisions. The Irish Sun (Republic of Ireland) 17/9/2024 News Weekly academic research summary This summary curates the key policing-related research that's been published online in the last week, with links to the original journal articles, and selected abstracts. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 17/9/2024 News Unmarked Garda lorry to crackdown on unsafe driving REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A new unmarked Garda lorry is being launched today in a bid to catch bad behaviour on the roads. newstalk (Republic of Ireland) 17/9/2024 News #TakingAction to end Violence Against Women and Girls Merseyside’s Chief Constable and Police and Crime Commissioner have pledged their 100% commitment to ending Violence against Women and Girls (VAWG) as they launch a hard-hitting new campaign today recognising the fears and concerns of women and girls in our region. Merseyside Police 17/9/2024 News Tom Harding, College of Policing Director of Operational Standards on improving public protection In our 4th Episode, focusing on the important work of the College of Policing, Former DCC Jason Harwin - KPM talks with Assistant Chief Constable Tom Harding, who is the Director of Operational Standards. During the episode Tom shares his policing journey and his reflections on his first 12 months in the College. He shares the current priorities for his team, particularly around improving neighbourhood policing and public protection and the work the college are leading to improve standards and shares how local officers and staff can play their part in improving standards. Finally, they discuss the Code of Ethics and its role in policing. PolicingTV 17/9/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Police Service of Northern Ireland welcomes launch of the Executive Office’s Ending Violence against Women and Girls Strategy Detective Chief Superintendent Lindsay Fisher commented on the Executive’s EVAWG strategy launch today, Monday 16th September, saying: “In September 2022, we launched the first Tackling Violence against Women and Girls Action Plan for policing in Northern Ireland and have made significant progress, already completing 33 of the 41 actions within in the first two years. Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) 16/9/2024 News New powers help reduce antisocial behaviour near Sevenoaks New powers implemented by Kent Police and Sevenoaks District Council have led to a significant reduction in antisocial behaviour. Kent Police 16/9/2024 News APCC backs police weeks of action on spiking as University freshers’ week starts In support of a week of action that will see police forces across the country carry out patrols and visits to student campuses to raise awareness of spiking during freshers’ week, APCC Joint Leads on Addictions and Substance Abuse, David Sidwick and Joy Allen, and Joint Leads on Victims, Sophie Linden and Lisa Townsend, said: Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 16/9/2024 News More than half of women fleeing domestic abuse turned away from safe refuge due to chronic shortages Leading domestic abuse charity Refuge reveals it is making more homelessness referrals than ever The Independent 16/9/2024 News Ending violence against women and girls Ending all forms of violence, abuse, and harm against women and girls is one of the most pressing challenges facing our society today. The Executive Office 16/9/2024 Report Forces patrol student bars to tackle spiking during freshers’ week Police forces across the country are carrying out patrols and visiting student campuses this month to raise awareness of spiking during freshers’ week. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 16/9/2024 News MPs to hold emergency debate after 6 First Nations deaths by police over 2 weeks CANADA: The House of Commons will hold an emergency debate Monday evening after six separate incidents in two weeks where First Nations people were killed by police. Lori Idlout, MP for Nunavut, requested the debate. "For decades Indigenous people have been injured, worse yet, died at the hands of the RCMP," Idlout said in a speech before the House. The deaths between Aug. 29 and Sept. 8 involved both RCMP and municipal police officers across five provinces. CBC News (Canada) 16/9/2024 News Nearly one in 10 NSW men have faced legal action for domestic and family violence, study finds AUSTRALIA: Nearly one in 10 NSW men have faced legal action for domestic and family violence, study finds According to the research, the first of its kind in Australia, 1.2% of people born in the state were responsible for more than 50% of recorded offences The Guardian 16/9/2024 News WA Police begin second stage of electric vehicle trial with Kia EV6 to be tested by South West officers AUSTRALIA: WA Police have launched the second stage of its electric vehicle trial, with a new highway patrol car hitting the roads of the South West. A dual motor Kia EV6 came into service in Bunbury on Friday, which will see South West traffic officers put the SUV through its paces across the policing district. Bunbury Herald (Australia) 16/9/2024 News Two years overdue, two sites tested: ‘Unfathomable’ delay for key DV scheme AUSTRALIA: A video recording scheme preventing domestic violence victims from having to relive their trauma has not been rolled out across Queensland more than three years since an inquiry. The Courier Mail (Australia) - Subscription at source 16/9/2024 News Understanding the Challenges in the Anti-Human Trafficking Movement in Florida Florida ranks third in the United States for prevalence rates of human trafficking, but there are still clear gaps in the way we address human trafficking in terms of prevention, intervention, and treatment. To better understand the gaps in services for human trafficking survivors from the perspective of the providers who serve them, we conducted in-depth interviews with anti-trafficking stakeholders in Florida. This comprehensive gap analysis helped shed light on the areas needed to effectively assist human trafficking survivors. This article presents literature on the scope of human trafficking and victim service provision, followed by a presentation of the current study, its methodology and results, and concludes with a discussion of the general implications of these findings as well as practical applications of the results of this study. Crime and Delinquency - Subscription at source 16/9/2024 Research article Police Ombudsman launches independent investigation over data breach The Police Ombudsman has appointed a solicitor to carry out an “independent investigation” into a data breach at the watchdog last month. Sarah Havlin is expected to complete the probe within six weeks after which the Police Ombudsman will publish her findings and recommendations. A former boundary commissioner, Ms Havlin is currently the independent assessor of complaints for the Police Ombudsman. The Irish News 16/9/2024 News «642643644645646647648649650Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
