Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102907 total results. Showing results 14861 to 14880 «740741742743744745746747748Next ›Last » Police coverup, corruption and harassment case to move ahead in Ottawa court CANADA: Durham police leaders, officers accused of exacerbating violent domestic abuse of fellow police sergeant. A recent court ruling in Ottawa paves the way for a potentially explosive case involving a woman police officer who blew the whistle on alleged bullying, harassment, corruption, abuse of power and coverup at an Ontario police force that remains under a provincial investigation. CBC News (Canada) 2/7/2024 News Project to transform zero-emission operations A new initiative has been launched to maximise the efficiency of emergency service operations with zero-emission (ZE) technology. Police Professional 2/7/2024 News National contact management: Improving citizen services through collaboration and innovation Discover how policing can drive innovation in public contact management. This article explores key principles from the National Contact Management Strategy and shares insights from Salesforce’s engagement with police forces, focusing on effective channel management and improving citizen interactions. Policing Insight 2/7/2024 Advertisement, Feature Why we must never assume: Learning from survivors in our fight to protect children Ahead of this week’s conference on learning from and embedding victim and survivor experiences in response to child sexual abuse (CSA), Dr Sarah Colley, Postdoctoral Researcher at event organisers the International Policing and Public Protection Research Institute, underlines the importance of listening to – and acting on – the lived experiences of victims and survivors of CSA. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 2/7/2024 Feature, Opinion Lady Elish Angiolini: ‘It’s really important – including for those good police officers – that we weed out the rotten ones’ Former Scottish Lord Advocate Lady Elish Angiolini KC is chair of the eponymous inquiry into the rape and murder of Sarah Everard by serving Met Police officer Wayne Couzens; in this exclusive interview with Policing Insight she talks to James Sweetland about the inquiry’s review of Couzens’ offending history, including historic indecent exposure investigations that were “doomed to fail”, “apathy and disinterest” from investigating officers, and flawed vetting processes that failed to pick up critical red flags. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 2/7/2024 Feature, Interview Degrees of change? Social justice and decolonising the police curriculum are key drivers for retention, explains Rezbi Duffield. Police Professional - Subscription at source 2/7/2024 Feature, Opinion AI could help cut admin burden Artificial intelligence (AI) could save police officers 6.5 hours in administrative tasks every week, according to new research. Police Professional - Subscription at source 2/7/2024 Feature Assault-related absences soar by over a third in a year in Police Scotland Absences due to assault have risen by 36.2% in a year as chiefs raise concerns over delays to national rollout of body-worn cameras. STV News 2/7/2024 News Police Scotland sickness absences from attacks on officers rise by more than a third Amid concerns over roll-out of body cameras, total assaults were also up 16.2 per cent to a total of 5,439 The Telegraph 2/7/2024 News Officer who took cocaine supplied police information to his dealer Officer was given a conditional caution for cocaine possession and resigned. A PC who took cocaine and supplied police information about the arrest of another man to his dealer has been dismissed and placed on the barred list. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/7/2024 News ‘A line in the sand’: Coercive control laws are now in effect in NSW AUSTRALIA: New coercive control laws have officially come into effect in New South Wales, with the crime punishable with up to seven years’ imprisonment. Women's Agenda (Australia) 2/7/2024 News Weekly academic research summary This summary curates the key policing-related research that's been published online in the last week, with links to the original journal articles, and selected abstracts. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 2/7/2024 News New serial shoplifting, worker assault laws in effect, with customers facing seven years for punching staff AUSTRALIA: Tough new laws aimed at curbing climbing rates of serial shoplifting and assaults against shop staff have come into effect, with the State Government warning there will be consequences for repeat offenders. Starting on Monday, shop customers who assault staff — including spitting, punching and throwing items at workers — will face up to seven years prison, while serial shoplifters will face up to 24 months in jail. The West Australian (Australia) - Subscription at source 2/7/2024 News Canberra man accuses police of racial profiling after arrest for trespassing at his own home AUSTRALIA: A Canberra man has lodged a formal complaint with ACT Policing after he was arrested, handcuffed and put into the back of a police vehicle because police assumed he was trespassing. Tuck, who does not wish to be identified by his full name, believes he was the victim of racial profiling as a result of the incident, which took place last week at his apartment complex in Narrabundah. ABC News (Australia) 2/7/2024 News Theft rises may be due to cost of living – police Rises in the costs of living could be behind an increase in theft in Jersey, police say. BBC 2/7/2024 News CC Gavin Stephens: ‘FR is one of the biggest crime detection breakthroughs since the discovery of DNA’ National Police Chiefs’ Council Chair, Chief Constable Gavin Stephens, believes facial recognition (FR) has the potential to be a game-changer for crime fighting; in this article – which appears as the foreword to Policing Insight’s latest thematic report, Facing the future: the rise of facial recognition in policing – he highlights the potential benefits of FR, and the pledges from UK policing to ensure such technology is used ethically, transparently and responsibly. Policing Insight - Registration at source 2/7/2024 Feature, Opinion People caught with cannabis three times more likely to be prosecuted than to receive Garda caution REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Report on alternatives to coercive sanctions comes on foot of Citizens’ Assembly’s support for health-led response to drug use. People caught with cannabis for personal use are three times more likely to be prosecuted than to receive a Garda caution despite a policy shift away from criminal sanction, a report has found. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 2/7/2024 News Complaints reform bill leaves timeliness issue ‘largely unresolved’ The Police (Ethics, Conduct and Scrutiny) (Scotland) Bill will expand the powers of the Pirc alongside placing a duty of candour on officers and the force as a whole. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/7/2024 News Garry Botterill of Service Dogs UK: Matching dogs with veterans In our final conversation with Garry Botterill Founder of Service Dogs UK, he tells Bernard Rix how they are currently operating in three locations in the southern half of England and now have around 50 dogs. They mainly work with rescue dogs, focusing on temperament rather than breed. The organization sources suitable dogs for veterans on their waiting list and matches them based on compatibility. Service Dogs UK is looking to grow organically and will require funding to set up new hubs. They are seeking support through donations, dog sponsorship, and volunteering. PolicingTV expresses gratitude to Altia for connecting them with Service Dogs UK. PolicingTV 2/7/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Police watchdog to investigate XL Bully shooting A police force has referred itself to a watchdog over the shooting of an XL Bully dog after it attacked a woman. 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