Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100323 total results. Showing results 15981 to 16000 «796797798799800801802803804Next ›Last » Standing up to racism, British culture and confiscated alcohol Chris Hobbs attends the latest series of protests involving disparate groups in London Police Oracle - Subscription at source 27/3/2024 News Police officer ‘cannot remember’ rape complainant A former Devon and Cornwall Police officer accused of rape has no memory of the complainant, a court has heard. BBC 27/3/2024 News Concerns raised over Garda efforts to obtain media images of Dublin riots REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda pursuit of court orders to seize images taken by media photographers during the Dublin riots is gravely concerning, the National Union of Journalists has warned. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 27/3/2024 News Non-fatal police shooting of a man in Palmerston North justified: IPCA report NEW ZEALAND: The non-fatal shooting of a man police arrested in Palmerston North was justified, an Independent Police Conduct Authority report says. Stuff (New Zealand) 27/3/2024 News The SNP is turning Scotland into a police state We should be much more frightened of Yousaf’s Hate Crime Act. It risks undermining the fundamental principle of innocent until proven guilty. The Telegraph 27/3/2024 Feature, Opinion Police chief McFee on Edmonton’s encampment strategy CANADA: It's been nearly three months since police and the city started tearing down encampments in Edmonton. Edmonton AM host Mark Connolly talks with Edmonton police Chief Dale McFee about how encampment removal strategy has worked. CBC News (Canada) 27/3/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video B.C. judge dismisses bid by Surrey Police Union to join city-province court fight CANADA: B.C. Supreme Court ruling says union allegations of bullying by RCMP against Surrey officers would hijack the case into who polices Surrey Vancouver Sun (Canada) 27/3/2024 News Police commission ordering audit of Calgary police workplace culture following former employee’s complaint CANADA: The Calgary Police Service’s workplace culture will be subject to a third-party audit following public complaints from a former director of human resources, the Calgary police commission said Wednesday. The audit follows a lawsuit filed by CPS against the former employee. The service is seeking permanent injunction barring Angela Whitney “from making any further inappropriate posts or interviews in breach of the agreement,” claiming recent posts were in violation of a resignation agreement. Calgary Herald (Canada) 27/3/2024 News Shoving camera phones in faces of gardaí ‘must end’, says Justice Minister REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Incidents involving people shoving camera phones in the faces of gardaí and hurling abuse at them must end, the Justice Minister has said, as she vowed to tackle ‘insidious’ behaviour against members of the force. Helen McEntee said the Government has increased the maximum sentence for attacks on officers from seven years to 12 because of the surge in assaults. Extra.ie (Republic of Ireland) 27/3/2024 News Concerns raised over Garda efforts to obtain media images of Dublin riots REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda pursuit of court orders to seize images taken by media photographers during the Dublin riots is gravely concerning, the National Union of Journalists has warned. The PA news agency has become the latest outlet compelled to hand over pictures taken of the city centre disorder on November 23 after investigating gardaí secured an order from a Dublin District Court judge. Several other media outlets have been subject to similar moves by gardaí to obtain images captured during the rioting as part of investigatory efforts to identify perpetrators. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 27/3/2024 News Interpol chief warns organised crime groups at risk of spreading globally like epidemic SINGAPORE - Organised crime is at risk of spreading at an epidemic level, with various groups forging alliances across jurisdictions and hiding behind the anonymity offered by the Dark Web and cryptocurrencies. In an interview with The Straits Times on March 27, Mr Jurgen Stock, secretary-general of Interpol, said the international police organisation has been warning law enforcement agencies of the threat posed by transnational criminal groups. The Straits Times 27/3/2024 News Police chiefs savage hate crime flaws: officers warn new law risks being ‘weaponised’, damaging trust in force and making it harder to tackle serious crime Humza Yousaf’s controversial hate crime law has been savaged by Scotland’s senior police officers. In an extraordinary broadside days ahead of its introduction, the Association of Scottish Police Superintendents (ASPS) said activists could seek to ‘weaponise’ the legislation to advance their own agendas. Mail Online 27/3/2024 News Parents of son killed by drunk driver speak out as Victoria Police launch massive Easter operation on state’s roads AUSTRALIA: The parents of a 23-year-old who was killed by a drunk driver have spoken out in an emotional plea as Victoria Police mount a massive operation this Easter long weekend. Sky News 27/3/2024 News Elite NT Police awards ‘racist’, NT anti-corruption commissioner says AUSTRALIA: The Northern Territory Independent Commissioner Against Corruption yesterday revealed that based on evidence gathered so far he believes awards issued within the NT Police's elite Territory Response Group are racist. 9 Now (Australia) 27/3/2024 News Sweeping arrests ‘clean up’ criminal group in Sydney, police say AUSTRALIA: Sweeping arrests 'clean up' criminal group in Sydney, police say. Officers charged 16 people, executed 18 search warrants and seized three guns in raids across the south-west of the NSW capital yesterday morning. 9 News (Australia) 27/3/2024 News South Wales Police sergeant denies burglary and computer misuse A police sergeant has denied burglary, stealing a safe containing £16,000 and the misuse of police computers. BBC 27/3/2024 News Police officer ‘cannot remember’ rape complainant A former Devon and Cornwall Police officer accused of rape has no memory of the complainant, a court has heard. BBC 27/3/2024 News ‘Flawed’ Single Justice Procedure needs reform, say magistrates The Single Justice Procedure (SJP) – which handles around 40,000 criminal cases every month – needs reform if it is to be seen as fair and transparent, according to the Magistrates’ Association. Police Professional 27/3/2024 News SPA looking for ‘exceptional police leaders’ The Scottish Police Authority (SPA) is looking for “exceptional” assistant chief constables to join Police Scotland. Police Professional 27/3/2024 News Data led approach helps Met target phone scammers who prey on the elderly An undercover Met operation has led to the conviction of phone scammers who tricked pensioners into handing over their bank cards before draining their accounts. Using data and intelligence, officers from local and specialist units have been able to link offences and target those who prey on the elderly. Emergency Services Times 27/3/2024 News «796797798799800801802803804Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
