Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102983 total results. Showing results 14281 to 14300 «711712713714715716717718719Next ›Last » Baird Inquiry report published Every person who comes into contact with the police must be treated with dignity and respect. This is the foundation upon which trust and confidence is built and without this, we cannot effectively serve the public. College of Policing 18/7/2024 News Women treated like meat and subjected to unjustified strip searches in police custody, damning report finds ‘The only reason they did what they did was to degrade me ... If I was a man, I don’t think they would’ve done it,’ one woman tells inquiry into Greater Manchester Police The Independent 18/7/2024 News More than 250 new officers step forward to join Police Scotland Police Scotland welcomed 255 new officers as they took their oath of office at ceremonies across the country today, Thursday 18 July. Police Scotland 18/7/2024 News Police trained how to save people from water Devon and Cornwall Police officers have been trained how to rescue people from water. Acting Ch Insp Simeon Bayliss said: "Although we are not specialists in water rescue our officers are often the first on the scene when an incident happens. "They need to be equipped and trained to help people safely, as well as providing assistance to other agencies." Devon and Cornwall Police said it was the first force in the country to train officers in this new programme. BBC 18/7/2024 News The Baird Inquiry An independent report into the experience of people who are arrested and taken into custody by Greater Manchester Police with a focus on women and girls. [PDF] Greater Manchester Combined Authority 18/7/2024 Report Turning the tide: A plan to tackle online fraud Crest Insights has today published a new report calling for the establishment of a Fraud Commissioner role and for all economic crime – including fraud – to sit with a dedicated cabinet minister. Crest Advisory 18/7/2024 Report Soft-on-crime elites run Britain – and the young and weak are paying the price The tragic shooting of a nine-year-old girl in Hackney shows just how broken law-and-order has become in the capital The Telegraph 18/7/2024 Feature, Opinion GMP response to the Dame Vera Baird’s report into the treatment of people in custody We have apologised and accepted the recommendations of an inquiry into the treatment of people in our custody that was commissioned following serious allegations in June 2023. Dame Vera Baird’s report was published today (18 July) and identified issues around our use of arrest, care for domestic and sexual abuse survivors, treatment of women and men in custody, use of strip-search, and the handling of complaints. While some improvements to address Dame Vera’s recommendations have already been made, we fully acknowledge there is much more to do around the cultural practice of strip-search, particularly for welfare purposes. Greater Manchester Police (GMP) 18/7/2024 News Response to the Dame Vera Baird Inquiry Responses from Deputy Chief Constable Nev Kemp, NPCC lead for Custody and Assistant Chief Constable Tom Harding, Director of Operational Standards at the College of Policing. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 18/7/2024 News Statement – Victims’ Commissioner responds to the Baird Inquiry into Greater Manchester Police custody practices The Victims’ Commissioner, Baroness Newlove, has issued a statement in response to the Baird Inquiry into Greater Manchester Police custody practices. Victims' Commissioner 18/7/2024 News Response to the independent Dame Vera Baird KC Inquiry on the safety of women and girls in custody An independent inquiry commissioned by the Mayor of Greater Manchester, Andy Burnham, and Deputy Mayor for Policing, Crime, Criminal Justice and Fire, Kate Green, into the experiences of women and girls arrested and taken into police custody in Greater Manchester, has published its findings. Greater Manchester Combined Authority 18/7/2024 News Police Superintendents’ Association Annual Report 2023/24 It’s a real pleasure to present the annual report of the Police Superintendents’ Association. This report reflects on a year in which I led the association for a short time, and during which I served as an active member through the National Executive Committee and at branch level. Police Superintendents' Association (PSA) 18/7/2024 Report PSA publishes annual report for 2023/24 The Police Superintendents’ Association (PSA) has published its Annual Report and Impact Report for 2023/24. The reports outline how the association has worked towards its strategic priorities and outlines how it will direct its activity over the next three years. Police Superintendents' Association (PSA) 18/7/2024 News Former NT police officer Neil Mellon provided confidential information to Matt Wright, court documents show AUSTRALIA: A former senior Northern Territory police officer disclosed confidential information about a domestic violence incident to celebrity crocodile wrangler Matt Wright, newly released court documents have revealed. ABC News (Australia) 18/7/2024 News Senior NSW Police officer engaged in ‘serious misconduct’ when crashing car while allegedly drunk, watchdog finds AUSTRALIA: A senior NSW police officer who allegedly drunkenly crashed his car in a Sydney tunnel and fled to avoid being breath tested has been found to have engaged in "serious misconduct" by the Law Enforcement Conduct Commission. 9 News (Australia) 18/7/2024 News CCTV of wild shopping centre brawl prompts fresh inquiry into allegations of ‘unreasonable use of force’ by police AUSTRALIA: The NSW police watchdog has ordered a fresh investigation into an incident at a Batemans Bay shopping centre late last year where police responding to a scuffle pushed children as young as 12 years old to the ground. ABC News (Australia) 18/7/2024 News Defence Force confirms voluntary redundancies citing budget hole NEW ZEALAND: The New Zealand Defence Force has confirmed it will invite expressions of interest in voluntary redundancy from its civilian workforce. A process has begun at NZDF to "rapidly reprioritise" its budget as it works to keep ships, aircraft, equipment and personnel ready to respond where needed. 1 News (New Zealand) 18/7/2024 News Police assaults ‘relatively consistent’ in Tairāwhiti NEW ZEALAND: Assaults on police in Tairāwhiti and Hawke’s Bay have remained “relatively consistent” year-on-year and are comparable to police districts of the same size. It was reported earlier this week that Counties Manukau, Waikato and Bay of Plenty reported the most assaults on police officers compared to other regions in New Zealand. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 18/7/2024 News New Zealand Police to offer voluntary redundancies: reports NEW ZEALAND: The New Zealand Police is set to offer voluntary redundancies to corporate staff as part of public sector-wide cost-cutting orders from the government. A police spokesperson said the design and process for the voluntary scheme is still under consideration, while consultation on the proposed changes is set for August. Human Resources Director (HRD) 18/7/2024 News Beds PCC to scrap rollout of public access terminals in supermarkets Previous PCC Festus Akinbusoye launched the programme designed to encourage people to report crime, submit intelligence and access victim care support. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/7/2024 News «711712713714715716717718719Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
