Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102956 total results. Showing results 16041 to 16060 «799800801802803804805806807Next ›Last » Police staff cuts are in addition to over 200 vacant positions from recruitment freeze NEW ZEALAND: The announcement of nearly 200 police staff set to lose their jobs is an addition to over 200 vacant positions from a recruitment freeze, the police association says. Stuff (New Zealand) 31/5/2024 News Police ‘organisational failure’ left couple in crashed car by motorway for three days The inquiry also found a police officer who failed to log a call reporting the incident was inadequately trained. A woman who, along with her partner, lay undiscovered in a crashed car for days probably would have survived, but for "organisational failure" in police call handling procedures, an inquiry has found. Sky News 31/5/2024 News Frontline gardaí in Dublin to begin wearing body cameras REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Frontline gardaí in Dublin will begin wearing body cameras from today. Some 350 members of the force from three garda stations in the capital will start using the technology on a pilot basis ahead of a planned roll-out across the country next year. The cameras will be worn on a garda's chest, and will flash red when they are turned on. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 31/5/2024 News How will the new Garda body-worn cameras work in practice? REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gathering of evidence via cameras begins immediately with court cases based on footage set to commence The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) - Subscription at source 31/5/2024 Feature The challenges facing policing in Scotland: A call to action In a response to an earlier article exploring the strategic direction of Police Scotland, former President of the Association of Scottish Police Superintendents Prof Niven Rennie argues that financial constraint – both in policing and across the public sector – is a key factor in determining the priorities for the force, and calls for support for Chief Constable Jo Farrell’s efforts to navigate these challenges, as well as a more unified public sector approach. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 31/5/2024 Feature, Opinion Call for improved resources, better connection with kids, after car thefts and burglaries spike in Mullewa AUSTRALIA: An Aboriginal leader says reconnecting children to culture is key to fixing the youth crime cycle in a small Midwest Western Australian town, but the community needs more resources to do that. ABC News (Australia) 31/5/2024 News Former senior cops and ministers say police could have acted before Perth double murder AUSTRALIA: Two former senior police officers and two former police ministers believe police should have acted on reports the man who shot and killed a mother and daughter in Perth had a gun that was unnacounted for. 9 News (Australia) 31/5/2024 News Budget 2024: Nearly 200 police support jobs to go as government boosts front-line numbers NEW ZEALAND: The loss of nearly 200 support roles could have a knock-on effect on front-line policing, the Police Association says. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 31/5/2024 News Garda body cameras: Rollout begins in Dublin REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The use of body worn cameras by Gardaí begins today in parts of Dublin. newstalk (Republic of Ireland) 31/5/2024 News Influencing change in policing: The impact of WeCops chats (Part 1) Assistant Chief Constable Katie Barrow-Grint of Thames Valley Police discusses WeCops, a bi-weekly chat discussion on social media that aims to improve policing by connecting with the general public and officers across the country. PolicingTV 31/5/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Critical police funding dangling over fiscal cliff NEW ZEALAND: Nicola Willis has banished at least eight programmes to fiscal purgatory, including $120m in funding needed to keep the lights on at NZ Police. Police have been ordered to find $120 million in savings in the next year, or risk falling off a fiscal cliff. newsroom (New Zealand) 31/5/2024 News Figures show more Tipperary domestic abuse victims are seeking Garda help REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Tipperary gardaí alerted to 342 domestic abuse incidents in first three months of 2024. Tipperary Live (Republic of Ireland) 30/5/2024 News Hackney shooting: girl, nine, in critical condition and three men wounded Child seriously injured in drive-by shooting as she ate with her family at north-east London restaurant The Guardian 30/5/2024 News Post Office Horizon victims to be exonerated Bill passed to provide justice to wrongly convicted sub-postmasters. Scottish Government 30/5/2024 News Chief’s misconduct case delayed as author who ‘quoted claims’ is contacted Misconduct hearing mired in legal arguments as scheduled three-day hearing is extended. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/5/2024 News A quarter of England’s police forces have fewer officers now than when Tories came into power More than a quarter of police forces in England have fewer police officers in their ranks than when the Conservatives came into power 14 years ago, new LBC analysis has revealed. LBC 30/5/2024 News Blazing a trail in fire scene forensics Student Jordan Bushnell is breaking new ground in the recovery of footwear marks from arson scenes. A University of Winchester student is creating interest in the forensics world with her research into retrieving footprints from fire scenes. Police Professional - Subscription at source 30/5/2024 Analysis, Feature Adapting through sport How Police UK Disability Sport CIC is working to provide adapted sports to the police community since it was formed in November last year. The formation of Police UK Disability Sport (PUKDS) came about after the founder Gary Callier – a serving British Transport Police Officer and former member of the Royal Engineers, having served in the British Army until medically discharged from service with a degenerative spinal condition, sciatica, fibromyalgia, cam deformities, stress, anxiety, depression and PTSD – competed in the Invictus Games in The Hague 2022 and then again in Dusseldorf 2023. Police Professional - Subscription at source 30/5/2024 Analysis, Feature A ‘Move in May’ towards wellbeing Police Scotland’s Move in May National Team Championship Challenge is an annual event that started in 2021 to promote physical and mental wellbeing among police officers and staff, explains Gary Sergeant. Police Professional - Subscription at source 30/5/2024 Analysis, Feature Partnership ‘paves the way’ for war on online child sexual abuse The world’s first Standard of Good Practice for adult pornography websites has been created that will “pave the way” for them to join the fight against online child sexual abuse. Police Professional - Subscription at source 30/5/2024 Analysis, Feature «799800801802803804805806807Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
