Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100609 total results. Showing results 13581 to 13600 «676677678679680681682683684Next ›Last » Hopes Garda Bodycams will be rolled out in North West soon REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Following the roll out of body-worn cameras on a pilot basis for frontline gardaí in Dublin, it is hoped similar measures will be put in place across the north west. [AUDIO] Ocean FM (Republic of Ireland) 4/6/2024 News Body Worn Cameras will be rolled out to Waterford Gardaí in coming months REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Body Worn Cameras will be rolled out to Waterford Gardaí in coming months. The Munster Express (Republic of Ireland) 4/6/2024 News National service in the police: Benefits all round, or an expensive burden? As political parties in the UK begin their election campaigning in earnest, a Conservative proposal for a new national service scheme – which would include options for young people to undertake their service in ‘civic duties’ including policing – has prompted much debate; Policing Insight’s Ian Wiggett looks at how the scheme might work, what happens elsewhere, and the possible challenges and benefits. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 4/6/2024 Analysis, Feature Met Police reform ‘slower and more limited due to budget cuts’, warns Mark Rowley Reform of the Met will be “more limited” and slower than it should be because of a huge budget shortfall and officer shortages compounded by the demands of policing the Gaza protests and other major events, Sir Mark Rowley warned on Tuesday. The Standard 4/6/2024 News NSW knife laws allowing suspects to be scanned without a warrant could be ‘abused by police’ AUSTRALIA: Legal expert says wording of legislation is ambiguous and police powers need to be explicitly limited The Guardian 4/6/2024 News Police Commissioner floats tighter alcohol regulation as ‘trade off’ to reduce estimated $7.8b harm from booze NEW ZEALAND: Internal police documents say alcohol creates 20 times the harm of meth but police deploy less than one percent of their staff on reducing its harm. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 4/6/2024 News Recognising and supporting female offenders who are victims of coercive control The concept of coercive control has been recognised for more than 15 years, and coercive and controlling behaviour was introduced as a criminal offence in 2015; but research by Julia Pitman, justice policy, campaigns and research professional, highlighted key barriers the police face in recognising female offenders as victims of coercive control, including lack of officer skill and experience, and inadequate policy and guidance. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 4/6/2024 Analysis, Feature Police must be able to protect us – it’s up to Scottish Government to properly fund force Record View says the demands on our police force are increasing at a time when public confidence is sliding. Daily Record 4/6/2024 Feature, Opinion NSW police urged to improve mental health training after string of deaths involving vulnerable people AUSTRALIA: Parliamentary inquiry finds NSW mental health care is ‘reactive and crisis-driven’ because it is chronically and severely underfunded. The Guardian 4/6/2024 News Criminology in policing: Control theory and desistance In this penultimate article in the current series of The Police Student focusing on Criminology in Policing, Policing Insight Academic Editor Dr Carina O’Reilly explores control theories, which concentrate not on why an individual is motivated to offend, but what persuades them not to, and what society – and officers – can do to support people to stop offending. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 4/6/2024 Feature Wigan Council launches personal safety app Wigan Borough Council has made a ‘safe places’ app available to residents. UKAuthority.com 4/6/2024 News Police Minister ‘assured’ staff cuts will not affect the frontline NEW ZEALAND: The Minister of Police says he’s been assured the loss of nearly 200 ‘corporate support’ roles, in addition to over 200 vacant positions from a recruitment freeze, “will not affect the frontline”. Stuff (New Zealand) 4/6/2024 News Criminals are emboldened and society gets more violent, while garda morale wanes REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Crime figures show worrying trends all across the island – the Justice Minister is going to need help. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) - Subscription at source 4/6/2024 News Revealed: Areas where crime has surged, as majority of garda stations see jump in crime rates REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Figures reveal a wide variety of crime patterns between different parts of the country, but also sometimes between stations within close proximity to each other. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) - Subscription at source 4/6/2024 News Oscar Kilo 9: Garry Botterill discusses the introduction of police wellbeing dogs In this conversation, Gary Botterill discusses his involvement with the UK police wellbeing organization Oscar Kilo and the creation of Oscar Kilo Dogs. PolicingTV 4/6/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Chief Constable announces independent probe of journalist surveillance claims Angus McCullough KC has been appointed to lead the review. The Independent 3/6/2024 News Police contributed to officer’s death, says coroner A Metropolitan Police took her own life after the actions of her employer made her mental health worse, an inquest has found. BBC 3/6/2024 News Two more women accuse Met Police officer of sex offences A serving Metropolitan Police officer has been charged with further sexual offences after previously being charged with raping a woman. BBC 3/6/2024 News Met Police officer accused of multiple sexual offences including rape A Metropolitan Police officer accused of multiple sexual offences has been charged with more allegations of rape and coercive control. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 3/6/2024 News Despair of Police Scotland’s cops laid bare in their scathing exit interviews as force faces a ‘perfect storm’ of recruitment Scotland’s police officers are quitting in their droves amid heavy workloads and stress as the force faces a ‘perfect storm’ of recruitment and retention, exit interviews have found. Mail Online 3/6/2024 News «676677678679680681682683684Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
