Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100323 total results. Showing results 15921 to 15940 «793794795796797798799800801Next ›Last » PSNI: Civilian police staff may strike over danger money Police staff may go on strike after learning that a rise in their danger money is currently deemed to be unaffordable, their union has said. BBC 29/3/2024 News NZ police officers ‘struggling to put food on the table’; food donations urged NEW ZEALAND: Police officers in Canterbury are collecting food donations for colleagues “struggling” with the cost of living their battle with the Government for better pay continues. NewstalkZB (New Zealand) 29/3/2024 News Cork city has lost three gardaí a week since beginning of the year REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A Cork TD has demanded that Justice Minister Helen McEntee visit the city as a matter of urgency to explain the decline in Garda numbers Echo Live (Republic of Ireland) 29/3/2024 News Louth TD accuses Drew Harris of being ‘out of touch with reality’ as garda numbers fall REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Commissioner to revert to Louth TD Imelda Munster over fall in numbers. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 28/3/2024 News State of Policing 2022 report: government response CORRESPONDENCE: The Home Secretary responds to the recommendations in the 2022 State of Policing report. Home Office 28/3/2024 Report Police Scotland aiming to be the ‘most digitally enabled police force in Europe’ Jo Farrell, the first female Chief Constable of Police Scotland took up her post in October 2023, moving from running one of the smallest police forces in the UK, to the second largest. Having held the National Police Chiefs’ Council technology brief as well, we look at what changes she’s made so far and her ambitions for its digital future. Emergency Services Times 28/3/2024 News West Yorkshire’s targeted social media initiative recognised in Practice Bank The force has been using social media campaigns in 'micro hotspots' in a bid to reduce serious crime and engage with the public. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 28/3/2024 News Alice Springs’ youth curfew is canary in coal mine for other troubled Australian towns AUSTRALIA: Civic leaders and law experts are divided on the merits of a curfew after Northern Territory authorities announced the restriction for children following a spate of unrest in Alice Springs earlier this week. Many towns in northern Australia are grappling with similar issues as Alice Springs, with residents divided between the merits of a curfew and how it would actually play out ABC News (Australia) 28/3/2024 News Pre-deployment police officer perceptions of body-worn cameras in Brazil Body-worn cameras (BWCs) have gained prominence as relevant instruments in policing activities globally. Despite their increasing prevalence, limited analyses exist in Brazil concerning the use of BWCs in public safety. This study examines the pre-BWC deployment perceptions of military police officers in Brasília (Brazil) employing logistic regression models and exploratory factor analysis. Understanding variation in acceptance among different groups is crucial in guiding an organisation's implementation of BWCs. In general, Brazilian military police officers were resistant to cameras. As expected, the results revealed that police resistance to BWCs is associated with an expectation of greater control over their activities. Notably, younger officers, as well as those serving in operational units, emerged as the leading group resisting BWCs. Conversely, perceptions of usefulness, internal procedural justice, and social recognition exhibited a significant and positive impact on fostering acceptance. These aspects suggest a potential avenue for transformative change with substantive implications for adherence to internal protocols within police agencies. The perception that BWCs are useful, make police work easier, and more valuable plays a crucial role in driving their acceptance within the Brazilian context. Finally, this study underscores the policy implications stemming from individual attitudinal shifts toward BWC acceptance across diverse social groups and within police agencies. Policing and Society 28/3/2024 Research article Humza Yousef ‘dismissing stark police warnings about hate crime laws’ Senior officers say the law due to come into force on Monday could be ‘weaponised to tarnish the name of innocent people’ The Telegraph - Subscription at source 28/3/2024 News Robotic dog shot multiple times thanked by police for averting bloodshed USA: A robotic dog is being thanked by US police after it was shot and destroyed by a suspect. Roscoe - the robot dog - was part of the Massachusetts State Police Bomb Squad and deployed on March 6 in a house after police were fired at. Controlled remotely by state troopers, it first checked the two main floors before finding someone in the basement. The person, armed with a rifle, twice knocked over the robotic dog before shooting it three times and disabling its communication. ITV News 28/3/2024 News Police in Canada still disproportionately white and male, StatCan report finds CANADA: Experts say diversifying police forces isn't enough, policing culture also needs to change. Toronto Star (Canada) 28/3/2024 News Toronto police tribunal orders cop be fired for violating public trust Police tribunal says Const. Douglas Jason Holmes should be dismissed within 1 week, unless he resigns first. CBC News (Canada) 28/3/2024 News Lethbridge College to see how AI and virtual reality could help police recruitment CANADA: A new study at Lethbridge College, using immersive technology, could be the future of recruitment in public safety. The combination of artificial intelligence and virtual reality is being blended into a new research project that puts police applicants in real-world scenarios to determine a person’s ethical decision-making ability. Global News (Canada) 28/3/2024 News Police treating K Rd rainbow crossing vandalism as a ‘hate crime’ NEW ZEALAND: Police are treating the vandalism of a rainbow pedestrian crossing on Auckland's Karangahape Rd this morning as a "hate crime" and have carried out a search of a property in the city's south. 1 News (New Zealand) 28/3/2024 News AFP appoints new Deputy Commissioners AUSTRALIA: AFP Commissioner Reece Kershaw has welcomed the appointment of two long-serving AFP officers to the rank of Deputy Commissioner, including to the role of Chief Police Officer of ACT Policing. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 28/3/2024 News ‘Treated worse than a criminal’: Ex-cop speaks out after being stood down over vaccine AUSTRALIA: Justin Poore is a former NRL player, turned plumber, turned cop. He played for the Dragons, the Eels and for the NSW Blues in State of Origin in 2009. While he's worn many hats in his professional life, it's his blue police-issued hat he wants back. 9 Now (Australia) 28/3/2024 News Legal experts and NT children’s commissioner raise concerns over police powers in Alice Springs curfew AUSTRALIA: Australia's largest Aboriginal legal service is pushing for more detail on exactly how much power the police have in removing children from the streets of Alice Springs. ABC News (Australia) 28/3/2024 News Police investigation into Teina Pickering’s death continues, men linked to case sentenced NEW ZEALAND: Police are continuing to search for those responsible for the death of a man whose body was found five months ago on a street in Ruakākā. Teina Pickering, 24, was found dead on Peter Snell Rd around 4am on October 12 last year. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 28/3/2024 News Lewes prison inmates and staff in hospital after mass food poisoning There are fears that food at prepared for a religious service could have been spiked after up to 15 suddenly fell ill The Times - Subscription at source 28/3/2024 News «793794795796797798799800801Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
