Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102971 total results. Showing results 14381 to 14400 «716717718719720721722723724Next ›Last » Ride along schemes provide valuable insight into frontline policing In a bid to give the public an insight into frontline policing, many forces have ride along schemes and while the transparency is welcome, it reveals inefficiency both in terms of process and the use of officer time in areas which really should be the preserve of mental health professionals. Emergency Services Times 17/7/2024 Feature, Opinion Live chat creates capacity for 999 calls – police A police service has introduced a round-the-clock live chat service to create more capacity for officers to respond to 101 and 999 calls. BBC 17/7/2024 News CC Alex Murray: The role of AI in policing In this conversation, Chief Constable Alex Murray discusses the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in policing. He explains that AI involves machines performing tasks that humans would typically do, such as robotic process automation. PolicingTV 17/7/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Police forces in the UK have got away with racism for too long As I watched the video that Black tradesman, Josh King, sent me, I felt an all-too-familiar pain. Metro 16/7/2024 Feature, Opinion Labour set for pay battle with Police Federation Call for return to collective bargaining so that officers’ group can negotiate salary rather than accept fixed award The Telegraph - Subscription at source 16/7/2024 News The police pension scheme 2015: administrators’ guide (accessible) Each police force must have a scheme manager to manage and administer the police pension schemes. Home Office 16/7/2024 Report Custody officer arrested on suspicion of sexual misconduct towards woman CCTV footage from the police custody suite and other digital material has been seized, police said. Express & Star 16/7/2024 News Operation Spotlight brings together police forces in national campaign Police forces are coming together in a national operation to tackle the fatal 4 behaviours which cause a spike in road users being killed or seriously injured during the month of July. Emergency Services Times 16/7/2024 News Met Police under fire for ‘racist’ emoji on social media photo This criticism follows concern regarding police investigations into Black and Asian people’s use of online images across social media The Independent 16/7/2024 News A ‘Q’ word day of protest that still impacted on police resources Chris Hobbs follows an uneventful protest that nevertheless impacted officers who were either taken away from their normal duties or who had lost a precious day off. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/7/2024 Feature, Opinion Labour vows to toughen child online safety law after Ofcom criticised Charities say loopholes mean that tech giants are not being forced to deal with risks such as live streaming and efforts to keep youngsters online longer The Times - Subscription at source 16/7/2024 News UK Football Policing Unit reflects on Euro 2024 The UK Football Policing Unit (UKFPU) is reflecting on a successful overseas operation following the conclusion of the Euro 2024 Championships. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 16/7/2024 News County Roscommon Garda ‘waiting years’ for transfer REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A review of the processes in place for Garda transfers has been called for as the case of a County Roscommon Garda on the waiting list for a transfer for years was raised by Sinn Fein Deputy Claire Kerrane. Roscommon Herald (Republic of Ireland) 16/7/2024 News Young Brits warned of dangers of modern slavery abroad Young people travelling to popular holiday destinations to work in bars and clubs have been given advice on the dangers of labour exploitation. Home Office 16/7/2024 News B.C. police watchdog now has power to investigate systemic misconduct issues CANADA: Change allows OPCC to probe pervasive problems, rather than handling every complaint against an officer individually Terrace Standard (Canada) 16/7/2024 News Black, Middle Eastern people still overrepresented in police use of force stats CANADA: When Ottawa police use force on the job, Black and Middle Eastern people are still disproportionately likely to be on the receiving end — and the latest statistics show no improvement. According to a report to the Ottawa Police Service Board released this week, officers used force against 310 people last year. They included 81 whom police perceived as Black. That's 26 per cent of the total — a percentage exactly the same as the four-year average — despite the fact that Black people make up just eight per cent of Ottawa's population. CBC News (Canada) 16/7/2024 News Garda Public Order Unit ordered to leave Coolock site before violent protests erupted REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Exclusive - The Irish Mirror has established that just nine ordinary gardai were left in fear for their safety amid escalating violence at the protest site on the Malahide Road on Monday morning - after some Public Order Unit members initially assisted with getting workers onto the site at around 4am, but were then ordered to leave. Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 16/7/2024 News Anger as Police Scotland paying officers to join gay pride marches despite major staffing crisis and controversial cutbacks to crime-fighting Scotland's police officers will be paid to take part in Pride parades despite the force cutting back on fighting crime, the Mail can reveal. Uniformed officers are being urged to represent the overstretched force at LGBTI marches in exchange for pay or a day off in lieu. While hundreds will be on active duty policing the marches, senior officers have requested that other staff join the parades to show support for the marchers. Mail Online 16/7/2024 News Neurodiverse employees using their talents to redact body camera footage in new project CANADA: Edmonton police and local IT company Technology North are currently training neurodiverse workers in a project centred around body camera footage redaction. The research development project, which began in June, is working with four of Technology North's employees, two of whom have autism. The team is working to redact certain information and footage recorded by body cameras in low-complexity incidents, such as traffic stops, according to police. CTV News (Canada) 16/7/2024 News Cross-force Police Constable Entry Programme working group launched PCEP officially launched in April following the decommissioning of the Initial Police Learning and Development Programme entry route. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/7/2024 News «716717718719720721722723724Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
