Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102994 total results. Showing results 13881 to 13900 «691692693694695696697698699Next ›Last » Police rally behind cop sidelined after Manchester Airport violence – as armed colleagues lay down their guns in solidarity and family of ‘kicked victim’ say they have ‘real concerns’ for injured officers Police chiefs are rallying behind an officer who was suspended from duty after kicking a teenager in the head - as the family of the victim say they have 'real concerns' for the cops who were injured in the lead-up to the incident. Mail Online 29/7/2024 News Police need more money to rebuild public trust – PCC More money needs to be given to police forces across multiple years in order to rebuild public trust, Wiltshire's Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) has said. BBC 29/7/2024 News Essex Police officer awarded force’s highest honour An Essex Police officer who risked his life to save a teenager has been presented with the force’s top honour by the Chief Constable. Emergency Services Times 29/7/2024 News Dr Eric Halford: Understanding the risk levels of AI in policing In a series of Webinars over the early summer we heard from a wide range of industry experts on the challenges and opportunities that AI can bring the Justice & Police Sectors. In this second part from our first webinar we hear from Dr Eric Halford, former Detective Chief Inspector and now Assistant Professor, Policing and Security Program from the Rabdan Academy on the Transformer Led Policing Model. A framework for integrating General Purpose Artificial Intelligence. Dr Eric discusses the framework for integrating general purpose artificial intelligence (AI) in policing. Eric introduces himself as a researcher with a background in evidence-based policing and highlights his focus on studying the implementation of technology in policing. He explains the concept of general purpose AI and its potential applications in law enforcement. PolicingTV 29/7/2024 Feature, Video Manchester Airport footage shows ‘we need to protect the protectors’, police federation claims The footage revealed that officers appeared to have been violently set upon by two men before a colleague responded by tasering one of them The Telegraph - Subscription at source 28/7/2024 News Police investigate after flag-waving officer filmed doing laps in patrol car after Armagh All-Ireland win The PSNI has launched an internal investigation after footage emerged of patrol cars lapping a street in celebration of Armagh’s All-Ireland win. Belfast Telegraph 28/7/2024 News, Video ‘We got failed by the police’: how veterans of Leeds riots stepped in to defuse disorder A group of Muslim men put themselves in danger to calm unrest in Harehills over children being taken into care The Guardian 28/7/2024 Feature, Interview Family of kicked man concerned for hurt officers The family of a man who was kicked in the head by police at Manchester Airport have said they are concerned for any injured officers after a second video emerged. BBC 28/7/2024 News Undercover officer lied about police beating, inquiry told Former officer alleges colleague John Dines inflicted injuries on himself in bid to be seen as high-performing The Guardian 28/7/2024 News Violence against women is a national emergency, but will police do anything? Cynthia Scott shares her personal experience and calls for thoroughly vetted police officers who are properly trained to protect women and girls. The Guardian 28/7/2024 Feature, Opinion Calm heads, not Twitter, must rule when police face scrutiny When police hit the headlines, it is usually for the wrong reasons. The Independent Office for Police Conduct has launched a criminal investigation into an officer filmed at Manchester airport kicking and stamping on a 19-year-old after an altercation. His publicity-hungry lawyer has, strangely, accused police of an attempted “assassination”, but we should await the outcome of the inquiry — and footage released last night has already given more context to the incident. The Greater Manchester mayor, Andy Burnham, has rightly called for calm. The Times - Subscription at source 28/7/2024 Feature, Opinion Police Scotland’s £300k armoured car funded by taxpayer has lay in storage for two years This is Police Scotland’s £300,000 taxpayer funded battle machine for “Action Man” cops which has been lying in storage for two years. The force bought the bulletproof Sandcat 4x4 vehicle two years ago but it’s never been used and is currently locked in a warehouse at a training HQ. Daily Record 28/7/2024 News Cops go softly, softly as youth crime surges AUSTRALIA: Victoria is in the grip of a youth crime wave but ‘cautions and diversions’ experiment rolls on. The Australian - Subscription at source 28/7/2024 News Greater Manchester mayor urges restraint after new airport footage emerges The mayor of Greater Manchester urged people “not to rush to judgment” over the Manchester airport incident after new footage appeared to show a violent and frenetic lead-up. The Guardian 28/7/2024 News Detective garda was wrongly ousted from special taskforce fighting organised crime, High Court told REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A detective garda who said he was removed from a special taskforce due to his relationship with a woman whose deceased family members were involved in serious criminality has settled his legal action against the force. Det Gda Joseph Kavanagh also received a “declaration” from the High Court, agreed upon by all parties involved in the case, stating that his removal from a Special Crime Task Force (SCTF) should not have been authorised. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) - Registration at source 28/7/2024 News Spotting the behavioural signs of predatory offending in the night-time economy Predatory behaviour exhibited by men towards women in public spaces is often dismissed as mere ‘street harassment’ (Fileborn and O’Neill, 2021). College of Policing 28/7/2024 News Why anti-gang patch policies fail – and what works instead NEW ZEALAND: Research suggests anti-gang measures may have the opposite of the desired effect, write Antje Deckert and Juan Tauri for The Conversation. 1 News (New Zealand) 28/7/2024 Feature, Opinion Man shot dead by NSW Police allegedly tried to stab officer in shoulder AUSTRALIA: A man who was shot dead by police in western Sydney overnight had allegedly run up to a police car and tried to stab an officer in the shoulder. Emergency services were called to Bird Walton Avenue in Middleton Grange about 11pm yesterday after reports a man had thrown a knife at a vehicle. 9 News (Australia) 28/7/2024 News Sacking of Met commander over drugs test overturned The sacking of a senior Metropolitan Police officer over his failure to provide a sample for a drugs test has been overturned. Former commander Julian Bennett - who wrote the force’s drugs strategy for 2017-21 - was found to have committed gross misconduct by refusing to provide a urine specimen after he was accused of smoking cannabis. BBC 27/7/2024 News Police use of ‘deeply intrusive’ facial recognition cameras sparks warning over privacy from campaigners Plans to introduce live police surveillance cameras that scan people’s faces have been branded ‘deeply intrusive’ and dangerous by a coalition of international privacy campaign groups. Mail Online 27/7/2024 News «691692693694695696697698699Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
