Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102918 total results. Showing results 15661 to 15680 «780781782783784785786787788Next ›Last » Fredericton police to buy cellphone-cracking tool to use in investigations CANADA: Council approves purchase of technology that would let police get around passwords — with warrant CBC News (Canada) 11/6/2024 News Police to confiscate firearms from those accused of domestic violence AUSTRALIA: The state government has unveiled a further tightening of the new firearms laws following a double-murder suicide in Floreat in May, including empowering police to seize guns from those accused of threatening violence. Under the proposed amendments, the Firearms Act will also be tightened for collectors, with only those who are members of an approved society able to obtain a licence. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) - Subscription at source 11/6/2024 News Miles Labor Government delivers record Police and Community Safety budget AUSTRALIA: The Miles Government’s State Budget today delivers a record $4.379 billion allocation for Police and Community Safety and underpins Queensland’s historic Community Safety Plan. Queensland Government (Australia) 11/6/2024 News South Auckland crime: Police Minister told of use of weapons, fears for staff amid rise in offences NEW ZEALAND: South Auckland business owners who say they're dealing with crime on a daily basis vented their frustrations at Police Minister Mark Mitchell today. Mitchell held a community meeting which was standing room only for residents and retailers such was the interest. He also visited shops in Manurewa to hear what residents and shop owners were going through. Many told him how bad crime had become in the neighbourhood. They called for extra officers on the ground and harsher penalties for offenders. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 11/6/2024 News Body left on street overnight due to police ‘error in judgement’ – IPCA report NEW ZEALAND: The body of a man killed in a hit-and-run was left on a grass verge overnight after police "failed to respond appropriately" to an emergency phone call, the police watchdog has found. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 11/6/2024 News Police chiefs promote responsible approach to AI with new machine learning guide A new resource is now available for police forces looking to use artificial intelligence approaches in their work. with the publication of the Machine Learning Guide for Policing which is supported by the National Police Chiefs’ Council. Emergency Services Times 11/6/2024 News Luísa Proença: ‘Sharing best practice with other law enforcement agencies fosters collaboration and improvement’ As collaboration between law enforcement agencies becomes increasingly critical to combat cyber threats, Luísa Proença, Deputy National Director of the Portuguese Judicial Police, spoke exclusively to Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth about the importance of research and innovation, and how their participation in the European NOTIONES network is bringing law enforcement agencies together to improve intelligence functions. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 11/6/2024 Feature, Interview Watchdog warns Police Scotland needs ‘longer-term vision’ More work needs to be done to help Police Scotland develop a longer-term vision and sustainable model for policing, a watchdog has suggested. The Herald (Scotland) 11/6/2024 News Tasmania eyeing one of Australia’s quickest police cars AUSTRALIA: Tasmania Police are considering a high-performance turbo six-cylinder BMW 3 Series for highway patrol duties over the diesel 5 Series sedans used across the Tasman. Drive (Australia) 11/6/2024 News Police to seize firearms ‘as quickly as they can’ in DV cases under new laws, Paul Papalia declares AUSTRALIA: Police will move to seize firearms following reports of domestic violence “as quickly as they can” under new amendments to the Firearms Act, Paul Papalia has revealed. The West Australian (Australia) - Subscription at source 11/6/2024 News Light The Lakes: Raising awareness of fallen police officers and supporting their families Light the Lakes is an annual event that started in 2012 to raise awareness of police officers being killed and to support the families of fallen officers. The event involves climbing the 214 Wainwright Peaks in the Lake District and lighting a blue flare at the top of each peak to remember the officers and staff who have died. We speak to the Lead Organiser of the event Detective Inspector Vinny Wagjiani about how the event has grown over the years and now includes participants from the policing family, scout groups, cadet groups, and the general public. The event also raises money for the charity Care of Police Survivors (COPS). Corporate sponsors and individual donations are welcomed to support the event. PolicingTV 11/6/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Te Pāti Māori’s self-referral for police investigation forces Government’s hand on data issue NEW ZEALAND: The self-referral by Te Pati Maori to Police Minister Mark Mitchell and Police Commissioner Andrew Coster to investigate claims that Census 2023 data and possibly Covid-19 vaccination information NZ Herald (New Zealand) - Subscription at source 11/6/2024 News Man challenges gardaí’s policy of refusing bail in domestic violence order cases REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A man has brought a High Court challenge over a refusal by An Garda Síochana to grant him station bail following his arrest over an alleged breach of a domestic violence order. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 10/6/2024 News Almost 100 civilians injured by Garda use of force this year, according to latest data REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: There were 76 members of An Garda Siochana injured during a 'use of force' incident according to the latest stats released Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 10/6/2024 News Northamptonshire Police gears up for British Grand Prix with facial recognition technology With less than a month to go before the UK’s highest attended sports event, the policing operation for the 2024 Formula 1 British Grand Prix at Silverstone is already underway. Emergency Services Times 10/6/2024 News Ram raids down 80 per cent compared with same time last year NEW ZEALAND: Ram raids are down more than 80 per cent for the month of April compared to last year. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 10/6/2024 News New training for neighbourhood policing We're trialling enhanced training to develop the knowledge and skills of neighbourhood policing teams and professionalise this vital area of the service College of Policing 10/6/2024 News New report on encryption in criminal matters stresses balance between security and privacy EUROPE: The EU Innovation Hub for Internal Security, of which Eurojust is one of the main partners, today published its first report on the use of encrypted communications in criminal investigations. The report stresses the balance that needs to be struck between securing private communications and fundamental rights, while enabling investigations and prosecutions to combat organised crime and terrorism. European Union Agency for Criminal Justice Cooperation (EUROJUST) 10/6/2024 News Manitoba only province with former officer leading police complaints agency CANADA: Cabinet order appointed former Winnipeg detective to lead its Law Enforcement Review Agency CBC News (Canada) 10/6/2024 News Home Office to spend £5.2 million on change in ESN programme The Home Office is to spend £5.2 million on exiting a legacy contract for the troubled Emergency Services Mobile Communications Programme (ESMCP). UKAuthority.com 10/6/2024 News «780781782783784785786787788Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
