Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100363 total results. Showing results 15561 to 15580 «775776777778779780781782783Next ›Last » Public order challenges continue for the Met Chris Hobbs follows the latest Gaza War-related protests in London and says a rethink on banning some protests may be necessary. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/4/2024 News B.C. says promised $150M will be used to support Surrey police transition ‘directly’ CANADA: The B.C. government says it will use the $150 million it promised the City of Surrey to support the police transition “directly until it is completed.” City News (Canada) 10/4/2024 News Assaulting a retail worker to be made a standalone criminal offence Serial or abusive shoplifters will face tougher punishments as the Prime Minister sets out tough new action to crack down on retail crime and protect the UK’s high streets. Police Professional 10/4/2024 News Ottawa Police Service hires 32 new cops in first three months of 2024 CANADA: The Ottawa Police Service has hired nearly three dozen new recruits in the first three months of 2024, after missing its hiring target in 2023. CTV News (Canada) 10/4/2024 News South Yorkshire Police survey highlights ‘low morale’ among officers More than 80% of South Yorkshire Police officers have experienced stress or low mood over the past year, according to a survey by their union. BBC 10/4/2024 News Garda killer Aaron Brady’s trial for perverting course of justice is delayed again REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda killer Aaron Brady's trial for perverting the course of justice has been delayed for a third day following discussions between the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) and Brady's lawyers. Sunday World (Republic of Ireland) 10/4/2024 News Garda killer Aaron Brady’s trial for perverting course of justice during murder case adjourned REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda killer Aaron Brady's trial for perverting the course of justice during his murder case has been adjourned again following discussions between prosecutors and his lawyers. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 10/4/2024 News How the Australian Border Force can exploit artificial intelligence As part of his speech to the recent Milpol Asia-Pacific Conference in Singapore, Australian Border Force Commissioner Michael Outram highlighted the potential that artificial intelligence offers his force and others in detecting and disrupting criminal activities and responding to crises. Policing Insight 10/4/2024 Analysis, Feature, Innovation, Opinion Counter terror tactics help police snare 24 of London’s worst predators against women and girls Pilot tracking capital’s 100 suspected worst offenders helped convict 24 – including rapist Marcelino Goncalves The Independent 10/4/2024 News Met Police using data to arrest men who attack women and girls Dozens of suspects responsible for extreme harm to females in London have been arrested in a new data-led scheme being used by the Metropolitan Police. The V100 initiative, used in counter-terrorism operations, had arrested 60 suspects since August, the force said. BBC 10/4/2024 News Addressing Racism in Policing EUROPE: Racism in the police ranges from discriminatory racial profiling practices to excessive use of force. Repetitive incidents like these highlight the deeper structural issues that need to be uprooted from policing across the EU. Everyone in society is affected by racism in policing, not only the individuals or communities targeted. Lack of trust in policing fuels social exclusion and damages the foundations of a fair and equal society. This is the first EU-wide report on racism in policing. FRA’s findings identify gaps in regulatory frameworks and proposes concrete steps for action. European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights 10/4/2024 Report Tackling racism in policing EUROPE: Racist comments, more frequent stops and even violence - this is how people of different ethnic backgrounds experience policing in Europe. Yet, the lack of national data makes it difficult to fully assess the magnitude of the problem and design effective responses, finds the first ever EU-wide report on racism in policing from the EU Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA). The Agency calls on EU countries to systematically collect data on police misconduct, make reporting safer and recording of police incidents effective, and increase diversity in police forces. European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights 10/4/2024 News EU: Racist policing widely under-reported, FRA says The EU's Fundamental Rights Agency, FRA, says racist policing is widely under-reported in the European Union. In a new report, the Vienna-based agency said most EU countries had "no official data sources on racist incidents and discrimination involving the police". It said just a few countries recorded incidents of police racism separately. Of these, only Germany, the Czech Republic and the Netherlands publish the data. BBC 10/4/2024 News Suspended police officers paid $3.4M from northwestern Ontario forces since 2013, part of $134M provincewide CANADA: Police forces in northwestern Ontario have paid an estimated total of at least $3.4 million to 15 suspended officers since 2013, according to information revealed as part of a CBC News analysis of police services across the province. The Thunder Bay Police Service (TBPS) alone spent an estimated $1.2 million on six officers suspended between 2016 to present, including two chiefs and a deputy chief, while Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) detachments in Thunder Bay, Kenora and Greenstone spent about $2.2 million on nine officers suspended during that period. CBC News (Canada) 10/4/2024 News How compassion fatigue is forcing police officers off the job AUSTRALIA: At Victoria Police, Peter Romanis says he can see the impact of compassion fatigue all around him. And it's led him on a search for answers. ABC News (Australia) 10/4/2024 News, Video Prime Minister launches retail crime crackdown Assaulting a retail worker to be made a standalone criminal offence. Home Office 10/4/2024 News Examining British police pay and the ‘P-Factor’ Sustained real-terms losses to earnings and heightened exposure to harm while on duty prompt questions about the adequacy of police officers’ salaries. This article from the Social Market Foundation, examines UK police pay and discusses the ‘P-Factor’, a pay policy that remunerates officers for risks and restrictions inherent to the profession. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 10/4/2024 Analysis, Feature Shoplifting crackdown to include £55m for facial recognition tools in England and Wales Mobile units will be deployed on high streets to identify wanted people – including repeat offenders The Guardian 10/4/2024 News Rogue drones: Terror in the skies There have long been warnings about the criminal and terrorist threat posed by drones, a risk that is increasing with the proliferation of cheap drone technology and the accessibility of explosives; against this backdrop, Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth looks at the concerns and recommendations regarding the use of drones highlighted in the latest report from the Counter-Terrorism Preparedness Network. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 10/4/2024 Analysis, Feature SA police sworn into NT police force as youth curfew continues in Alice Springs AUSTRALIA: A group of 10 South Australian police officers have been temporarily sworn into the Northern Territory police force, as a youth curfew continues in Alice Springs. ABC News (Australia) 10/4/2024 News «775776777778779780781782783Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
