Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100344 total results. Showing results 15641 to 15660 «779780781782783784785786787Next ›Last » Longest ever serving PSA national officer retires from the Service Today, April 8th 2024, marks the last the final day in Assistant National Secretary Paul Griffiths' Service as a police officer. This also marks the end of his tenure as the longest serving national officer in the history of the Police Superintendents’ Association. Paul, who served as an officer for Gwent Police throughout his operational career, has been a branch secretary, a member of the Panel of Friends, vice president, president and most recently, assistant national secretary. We asked him to reflect on his time as a superintendent, as an active member of the association, and on his thoughts on the future of the organisation. Police Superintendents' Association (PSA) 8/4/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion NSW police paid redundancies to three top media advisers in two years totalling $687,000 AUSTRALIA: Exclusive: since Karen Webb became commissioner the force has dumped and paid out three executive directors of public affairs The Guardian 8/4/2024 News Proposed Police budget cuts sees ReFrame refocused on near-term benefits NEW ZEALAND: Police now looking at what it can do within existing systems and processes. A proposed 6.5 per cent Police budget cut has prompted changes in a planned digital project to boost integration and cooperation with other parts of the justice sector. The project, dubbed ReFrame, was touted to focus on “the basics of good policing” through modernising current and developing new capabilities together with sector and community partners and iwi. Reseller News (New Zealand) 8/4/2024 News Police officer charged over fatal Boxing Day collision A lengthy investigation into the 2022 death concluded the officer driving the marked car that struck the father of four should be prosecuted The Times - Subscription at source 8/4/2024 News Don’t repeat mistakes of the past: A proactive policing response to general purpose artificial intelligence With policing coming under growing pressure to leverage the benefits of artificial intelligence (AI), Assistant Professor Dr Eric Halford, a former officer and now Associate Researcher in policing and development, explores the potential for police forces to improve efficiency and effectiveness through greater use of general purpose AI, as well as the associated challenges, and the pitfalls to avoid. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 8/4/2024 Feature, Innovation, Opinion Alice Springs youth curfew extension to be discussed in meeting today, NT police commissioner says AUSTRALIA: The Northern Territory government will meet on Monday afternoon to discuss an extension of the youth curfew in Alice Springs, the NT police commissioner says. ABC News (Australia) 8/4/2024 News Court documents reveal details of covert police operation as second man committed to stand trial over 1999 murder of Irma Palasics AUSTRALIA: New details have emerged about a covert police operation set up to solve the cold case investigation into the murder of Canberra woman Irma Palasics. ABC News (Australia) 8/4/2024 News Firearms Minister accused of misleading public on gun stats NEW ZEALAND: The Firearms Minister is being accused of misleading the public over the number of people allowed to have prohibited semi-automatics. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 8/4/2024 News Viv Beck on extra money given to fight CBD crime NEW ZEALAND: Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown has announced an extra $570,000 to help fight crime in the CBD. [AUDIO] RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 8/4/2024 News Westmeath JPC member calls for no confidence vote in Garda Commissioner REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A member of the Westmeath Joint Policing Committee is calling for a vote of no confidence in the Garda Commissioner. Midlands 103 (Republic of Ireland) 8/4/2024 News Firearms Prohibition Orders Legislation Amendment Bill NEW ZEALAND: The New Zealand Police Association, Te Aka Hāpai is supportive of the Firearms Prohibition Orders Legislation Amendment Bill. [pdf] New Zealand Police Association 8/4/2024 Report Gangs Legislation Amendment Bill NEW ZEALAND: . The New Zealand Police Association, Te Aka Hāpai supports the broad concept of the Gangs Legislation Amendment Bill with its overall aim “to reduce harm caused by gangs and make communities safer”. [pdf] New Zealand Police Association 8/4/2024 Report Talking to Andy Marsh: From PC Marsh to CEO of the College of Policing (Part 1) Policing TV's latest presenter Jason Harwin interviews the College of Policing's CEO Andy Marsh. In the first of a series of episodes focused on the professional body of policing, Andy, with over 37 years in policing, shares with us his journey from PC Marsh to the CEO of the College of policing, including the things that has shaped him as an officer and now a strategic leader. PolicingTV 8/4/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Police are inundated with complaints from rabble-rousers over Scotland’s new hate crime law Rabble-rousers are inundating police with irritating complaints in an attempt to overwhelm officers dealing with newly-introduced hate crime laws in Scotland. Mail Online 7/4/2024 News Nearly 2,500 arrests in England and Wales since 2019 under Vagrancy Act Almost 2,500 homeless people have been arrested by police in England and Wales since 2019 under the Georgian-era Vagrancy Act, among them nearly 500 people since the government pledged to replace the act in 2022. The Guardian 7/4/2024 News Officer charged over death of man hit by police car A police officer has been charged over the death of a father-of-four who was hit by a police vehicle. BBC 7/4/2024 News ‘Honour-based’ abuse in England increases 60% in two years Global political influence may make assault and forced marriage more frequent and severe, say experts The Guardian 7/4/2024 News North Yorkshire police officer suspended for using force during arrest A North Yorkshire police officer has been suspended after using force to restrain a suspect. BBC 7/4/2024 News Police chief reveals less than one per cent of all ‘hate crimes’ reported in Scotland are turning into ‘actual investigations’ – as JK Rowling leads backlash against Humza Yousaf’s ‘authoritarian’ law Less than one per cent of all 'hate crimes' reported in Scotland are turning into 'actual investigations', the Scottish Police Federation has claimed. David Kennedy, the general secretary of Scotland's police federation, has been heavily critical of Humza Yousaf's shambolic hate crime laws since they were enacted on Monday. Mail Online 7/4/2024 News Fury as Scotland’s new Hate Police ‘tell woman they are discarding her complaint about a Star of David merged with a Swastika in Facebook post made by SNP minister’s relative – because she isn’t Jewish’ Police Scotland was last night embroiled in an extraordinary hate crime row amid claims a woman who reported an anti-Semitic Facebook post ended up being quizzed about her own ethnicity. A former police officer reported the post, which depicts a Nazi swastika within a Star of David, to the force but claims she was told no charges would be brought because she is not herself Jewish. The post, made by a relative of an SNP minister we have chosen not to name, is captioned 'Nazism = Zionism'. Mail Online 7/4/2024 News «779780781782783784785786787Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
