Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115316 total results. Showing results 13941 to 13960 «694695696697698699700701702Next ›Last » People and skills New Deputy Chief Constable for Hertfordshire Hertfordshire Constabulary has announced that Andy Mariner has joined the force as its new Deputy Chief Constable. Emergency Services Times 20/5/2025 News Gill Marshall: COPS and rebuilding shattered lives Rachael Harrison is a former Contact Handler and now News and Public Affairs Officer at Staffordshire Police and has been exploring for Policing TV the people involved and the people touched by the annual UK Police Unity Tour cycle ride, which this year takes place from 1st to 3rd August. Here she talks to retired Chief Inspector, Gill Marshall, who is National President of the Care of Police Survivors (COPS) charity. She talks about her personal connection with the charity and its mission to support the loved ones of those lost in service. PolicingTV 20/5/2025 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Joint inspection business plan 2025–27 This plan sets out the programme of criminal justice joint inspections for 2025–27 in which two or more of our inspectorates will be working together. Criminal Justice Joint Inspection 19/5/2025 News Elderly amputee Tasered and Pava sprayed by PCs responding to care-home call, court hears Staff had called police after Donald Burgess was seen poking a care worker in the stomach with a knife after flicking food at her. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 19/5/2025 News PC Tasered amputee, 92, in wheelchair, court hears A 92-year-old care home resident in a wheelchair was sprayed in the face with synthetic pepper spray before being Tasered and hit with a baton by police officers, a jury has been told. BBC 19/5/2025 News Joint Inspection Business Plan 2025–27 This plan sets out the programme of criminal justice joint inspections for 2025--27 in which two or more of our inspectorates will be working together. Criminal Justice Joint Inspection 19/5/2025 Report Migrants sneak into UK in lorries while police ‘too focused on small boats’ Watchdog says chances are being missed to intercept illegal immigrants who take less high-profile routes The Telegraph - Subscription at source 19/5/2025 News How Antiracist Frameworks Can Transform Policing Procedures: A Qualitative Case Study This qualitative case study examines the development of a racially responsive policing procedure using an antiracist framework within a suburban community in the Northeastern United States. By centering the experiences of civilian community members, police officials, and government actors, the study explores how antiracist principles can shape procedural development to address racialized policing practices and racial trauma. Findings highlight three central themes: trust and legitimacy, inclusion and belonging, and healing and liberation. Through an antiracist process, participants collaboratively designed a policing procedure that not only addressed racial disparities but also expanded to include other marginalized identities, evolving into an identity-responsive policing directive. The study underscores the importance of community-driven, participatory governance in policing reform, demonstrating that antiracist frameworks can strengthen trust, foster healing, and enhance procedural legitimacy. These findings provide a model for reimagining police–community relations and offer critical insights for law enforcement agencies and policymakers seeking to embed antiracist principles into policing practices. By prioritizing systemic change over individual-level interventions, this research contributes to the broader discourse on justice-oriented police reform and the potential for antiracist frameworks to transform law enforcement procedures. Race and Justice - Subscription at source 19/5/2025 Research article 40,000 criminals to be tagged in sentencing law overhaul Shabana Mahmood, the justice secretary, has secured £700m to pay for monitoring devices. Almost 40,000 criminals will be electronically monitored at any one time as part of a mass expansion of tagging technology that will be at the heart of sentencing law reforms. Shabana Mahmood, the justice secretary, is understood to have secured £700 million funding from Rachel Reeves, the chancellor, to buy nearly 30,000 more devices. The Times - Subscription at source 19/5/2025 News ‘I will never, ever forget how they treated me… that’s why I want to become an officer’ This is Georgia Gabriel-Hooper, who at the age of just 14 witnessed her mother being shot dead by her estranged husband. Speaking to Police Oracle, the now-21-year-old has applied to become an officer as she continues her campaign against domestic abuse. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 19/5/2025 Feature, Opinion Leicestershire get more than 1,000 non-emergency calls through 999 Leicestershire Police is receiving more than 1,000 non-emergency calls everyday through its 999 line, as it released an example of the prank calls being made to its contact centre. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 19/5/2025 News SelectaDNA tagging spray to be used by officers to target off road bikes and ASB The spray is aimed by officers at bikes, clothing and skin of any riders and passengers. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 19/5/2025 News Most young people sceptical of approach to knife crime, poll finds Around 80 percent of young people across the UK are unconvinced plans to make it harder to buy knives will reduce crime, new research has found. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 19/5/2025 News Police pepper-sprayed and Tasered 93-year-old disabled man, court hears Two officers responding to call from care home in East Sussex allegedly also hit Donald Burgess with baton The Guardian 19/5/2025 News BTP records ‘shocking’ rise in sex crimes at London train stations since 2022 Thousands of train station crimes are reported every year, and sex offences at stations across the UK have soared to all-time highs, according to latest data. Police Professional 19/5/2025 News How specialist team is tackling knife crime in city centre Nottinghamshire Police’s specialist knife crime team, one of the few operating outside of London, has seized more than 900 knives and other offensive weapons since it was formed eight years ago. Police Professional 19/5/2025 News Police officer made racist comments, panel says A former police officer made racist comments to colleagues on multiple occasions, a misconduct panel found. BBC 19/5/2025 News Family and sexual violence prevention minister warned of ‘declining police responsiveness’ NEW ZEALAND: A ministerial advisory group has warned of “declining police responsiveness” to family violence events, and serious risk of injury or death. A memorandum from Te Pūkotahitanga, a tangata whenua advisory group to the Minister for the Prevention of Family and Sexual Violence Karen Chhour, says: The New Zealand Herald (New Zealand) 19/5/2025 News Police called to Inglewood apartment complex on Ninth Avenue more than 300 times in six months AUSTRALIA: Crime and anti-social behaviour are out of control, and tenants say they would rather take their ‘chances on the street’. It’s an affluent, inner city suburb with tree-lined streets where homes sell for about $1.3 million. 7 News (Australia) 19/5/2025 News New survey to provide faster feedback on issues impacting officers throughout policing The Oscar Kilo survey should take around 10 minutes and hopes to provide faster feedback on the issues that matter most to the workforce, both locally and nationally. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 19/5/2025 News «694695696697698699700701702Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
