Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104893 total results. Showing results 15761 to 15780 «785786787788789790791792793Next ›Last » Met officers sacked following Maida Vale stop set to appeal A misconduct panel found that former PCs Jonathan Clapham and Sam Franks had lied about smelling cannabis during a stop and search of British athlete Bianca Williams and her partner. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/7/2024 News ‘Speedy rollout’ of ‘crucial’ Garda bodycams urged REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: “There can be no accommodation of violence, intimidation, or fear in Limerick,” said one Limerick senator, urging haste in the deployment of body-worn cameras for Gardaí in Limerick. Limerick Post (Republic of Ireland) 29/7/2024 News Garda killer and Dublin criminal sentenced for conspiring to pervert course of justice during murder trial REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Aaron Brady (33) given three years and Dean Byrne (31) given two years, which will begin once his current jail sentence expires. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 29/7/2024 News Former Humberside Sgt would have been sacked for on-duty affair The misconduct panel said the unnamed sergeant had caused 'significant reputational harm to the police service'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/7/2024 News ‘I felt a prisoner at hands of my police abuser’ As a sergeant in Warwickshire Police’s anti-corruption unit, Paul Whitehurst’s job was to uphold the highest standards of policing. BBC 29/7/2024 News MPS considers legal challenge after former commander’s dismissal is quashed The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) is taking legal advice following a decision by the independent Police Appeals Tribunal (PAT) to overturn the dismissal of a former officer. Police Professional 29/7/2024 News Appeal for information after car driven at officer A police officer was injured after his arm was pinned between a vehicle and police car during a stop on Saturday night (July 27). Police Professional 29/7/2024 News Conference explores the ‘terrifying exposure’ and ‘incredible opportunities’ of transformative tech in policing For more than 40 years the UK’s renowned Cumberland Lodge policing conference has convened an influential, cross-sector gathering of speakers and delegates to stimulate fresh thinking on key issues in policing; in this article, the Police Foundation’s Ruth Halkon and Andy Higgins present the highlights from this year’s event. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 29/7/2024 Analysis, Feature, Innovation ICO takes action against force for ‘risking public trust’ with FoI failings Devon and Cornwall Police has been issued with an enforcement notice by the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) for “risking public trust” by failing to meet basic information request requirements under the Freedom of Information (FoI) Act 2000. Police Professional 29/7/2024 News Julian Bennett successfully appeals dismissal as PAT orders new hearing Having worked for the Met since 1976, Mr Bennett was suspended on full pay in July 2020 after allegations of cannabis use emerged. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/7/2024 News Nobody is happy with the Northern Territory police, including officers. Leanne Liddle hopes to fix that AUSTRALIA: The Northern Territory police force is under siege. Facing low morale, reeling from the aftermath of the police shooting of Warlpiri teenager Kumanjayi Walker, under investigation for multiple allegations of racism and “military-style” conduct, as well as escalating demands and shrinking staff, the leadership is under pressure to deliver reform in an election year. But its newest and most senior Indigenous appointment, the Arrernte lawyer Leanne Liddle, says she is ready to lead a “complete transformation” of the NT police. About three weeks ago, Liddle started work as the executive director of the community resilience and engagement command. The Guardian 29/7/2024 News Live facial recognition – five things you need to know LFR is a real-time deployment comparing a live camera feed (or multiple feeds) of faces against a predetermined watchlist to locate people of interest such as missing people or those with outstanding warrants. College of Policing 29/7/2024 News ‘It’s not good enough’: Police crack down harder on young Indigenous offenders AUSTRALIA: In July 2020 Australian state and territory governments got together and established a National Agreement on Closing the Gap, one aim of which was to reduce the number of Aboriginal adults in prison by 15% by 2031. Between making that commitment and March this year, the Aboriginal imprisonment rate rose by 18%. If it continues rising at the current rate, it will be more than 40% higher than it was back in July 2020. The Age (Australia) - Subscription at source 29/7/2024 Feature, Opinion Inquest into Wieambilla shooting hears officer’s final act before being gunned down AUSTRALIA: A police officer murdered in an ambush in Queensland's Western Downs recorded a last message for her family and continued to report what was happening via her body-worn camera after she was shot in the leg, a court has heard. ABC News (Australia) 29/7/2024 News Duty to protect: Martyn’s Law and security accountability for terror attacks The Protect Duty under the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) draft bill, known as Martyn’s Law, was drawn up in response to the death of Martyn Hett and 21 other innocent victims of the Manchester Arena terrorist attacks, and was one of the key topics discussed at the recent Counter-Terror Expo in London, as Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 29/7/2024 Analysis, Feature ‘They know I’m here, I’m scared’: footage reveals Queensland police officer’s fears as colleagues killed by Wieambilla shooters AUSTRALIA: Bodyworn camera of Const Randall Kirk shows he was shot at nine times as he hid behind a gum tree on the Train’s remote property The Guardian 29/7/2024 News Police taken away from core duties to transport prisoners: MP AUSTRALIA: Police in the Hunter are being incorrectly used to transport prisoners who should be in the care of the state's corrective services system, taking officers away from core duties, according to submissions to a NSW Parliamentary inquiry into community safety in the regions. The Northern Daily Leader (Australia) - Subscription at source 29/7/2024 News Firearms Prohibition Orders too broad, giving police too much power for warrantless searches – select committee NEW ZEALAND: The Government’s moves to crack down on gang associates and their firearms would potentially capture innocent people and give police too much power for warrantless searches, according to the Justice Select Committee. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 29/7/2024 News Campaign groups call on Home Office to stop ‘steady erosion’ of protest rights Civil society organisations demand home secretary protects the ‘safety valve’ of democracy The Guardian 29/7/2024 News New laws and ads won’t make roads safer – just police them REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Deaths from crashes on Irish roads have easily surpassed the 100 mark this year, up on the figure for this time last year. Echo Live (Republic of Ireland) 29/7/2024 News «785786787788789790791792793Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
