Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100573 total results. Showing results 14141 to 14160 «704705706707708709710711712Next ›Last » McEntee condemns growing ‘acts of violence and intimidation’ facing gardaí REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Minister for Justice has condemned growing "acts of violence and intimidation" being faced by frontline gardaí. Members of An Garda Síochána who died in the line of duty were remembered at a memorial in Dublin Castle. Since the force was formed in 1922, 89 gardaí have lost their lives while in service. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 18/5/2024 News EPS defends police actions during U of A encampment clearing CANADA: Edmonton's police chief is defending the decision to clear a pro-Palestinian encampment at the University of Alberta last weekend, saying that safety concerns, signs of entrenchment and local police intelligence were among the factors that led to the dismantling of the camp. CBC News (Canada) 18/5/2024 News I’m not woke: Victoria’s top cop takes on the critics AUSTRALIA: Victoria's top cop hates being called woke. Herald Sun (Australia) - Subscription at source 18/5/2024 News Joint targeted area inspection of the multi-agency response to serious youth violence in Coventry Today Ofsted published a letter with findings from a joint targeted area inspection of the multi-agency response to serious youth violence in Coventry. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 17/5/2024 Report NCA secures first Unexplained Wealth Order in Northern Ireland The National Crime Agency (NCA) has secured the first Unexplained Wealth Order in Northern Ireland against a man suspected of involvement in serious organised crime. National Crime Agency (NCA) 17/5/2024 News Most crime has fallen by 90% in 30 years – so why does the public think it’s increased? Seventy-eight percent of people in England and Wales think that crime has gone up in the last few years, according to the latest survey. But the data on actual crime shows the exact opposite. Emergency Services Times 17/5/2024 Analysis, Feature South Australian police launch unusual campaign to combat distracted driving AUSTRALIA: Police in South Australia have launched a quirky new advertising campaign in an attempt to stop young people from using their mobile phones while driving. The humorous ad features the Grim Reaper texting motorists, along with the tagline, "Don't flirt with death". 9 News (Australia) 17/5/2024 News Police volunteering: It’s time to use citizen power The citizen has always been central to our model of policing, but police and public safety volunteering has long been neglected in policing policy discussions. Before the foundation of the Metropolitan Police in 1829 England had an essentially volunteer-led policing system that went back to the Statute of Winchester in 1285. This was based on two elements: volunteer village constables and the obligation on all citizens to ‘raise hue and cry’ upon witnessing an offence. The Police Foundation 17/5/2024 Feature, Opinion New mayor raises concerns about police searches of children New Labour mayor David Skaith has raised concerns about the number of children being subjected to stop and search by North Yorkshire Police. Deputy chief constable Scott Bisset revealed today the force carried out 2,872 stop and search incidents between May 1 last year and April 30 this year, and planned to use the power more often. The Stray Ferret 17/5/2024 News Police Scotland passed nearly 500 abusive posts sent to MSPs A pilot programme has unveiled the level of abuse directed at MSPs with almost 500 posts passed to Police Scotland. After the death of MP Sir David Amess, the Scottish Parliament set about ensuring the safety of elected members, including increasing their level of security. The Herald (Scotland) 17/5/2024 News New police powers ‘would mean more injustices’ Police are ‘completely unqualified’ to receive new powers to ban activities in public places, a campaign group has argued. LocalGov 17/5/2024 News How a Toronto police complaints officer belittled a criticism about bike lanes — and why advocates say it’s a problem CANADA: “The police can park where they need to. If they wanted to park upside down, inside out, or on top of a building, that would be acceptable.” The 32-year-old cyclist stared at the email in disbelief. She wondered if the Toronto Police unit complaint co-ordinator who sent it to her been hacked, or was he just having a bad day? The Star (Canada) 17/5/2024 News Overtime continues to be a budget breaker for Waterloo Regional Police CANADA: Waterloo Regional Police Services faces high overtime costs due to understaffing, aiming to reduce numbers through intensified recruitment efforts while balancing savings from low staffing levels. Waterloo Region Record (Canada) 17/5/2024 News Two BTP officers on duty during Manchester Arena attack given final written warnings It followed a complaint on behalf of families of the victims, relating to evidence heard at the Manchester Arena Inquiry. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/5/2024 News Leicestershire campaign sees voluntary drug treatment referrals almost double Substance Misuse Team Leader James Edmondston says that 'pretty much everything that we could want to improve, has improved' as a result of the campaign. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/5/2024 News Road victims in Cleveland to be given support through Police Property Act Fund The newly elected Labour PCC Matt Storey, visited the Cleveland’s Roads Policing Unit to announce the funding during his first week in office. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/5/2024 News Comment: why was the Met involving itself in fare evasion? The Met has stopped joint operations with TFL inspectors but why was it devoting resources to this activity in the first place? One of the interesting points to emerge from today’s fare evasion case is that since that incident the Met has ceased all joint operations with TFL (Transport for London) ticket inspectors. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/5/2024 Feature, Opinion Met officer found guilty of assault during ‘fare evasion’ incident Met traffic officers were helping TFL ticket inspectors in a joint fare evasion operation at the time of the incident which went viral on social media. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/5/2024 News Officer found guilty of assaulting woman during fare evasion operation A Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) officer has been found guilty of assaulting a woman during a fare evasion operation in Croydon in July last year. Police Professional 17/5/2024 News Met Police officer guilty after ‘manhandling’ and wrongly arresting woman over bus fare Perry Lathwood has been found guilty of assaulting Jocelyn Agyemang in front of her young son after getting off a bus in Croydon in July last year. Footage of the incident went viral Mirror 17/5/2024 News «704705706707708709710711712Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
