Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 105011 total results. Showing results 16261 to 16280 «810811812813814815816817818Next ›Last » The police have lost control. Welcome to the era of mob rule Public disorder like that seen in Harehills will soon become the norm if justice is not seen to be done The Telegraph - Subscription at source 19/7/2024 Feature, Opinion Mother of NSW police shooting victim demands mental health reforms a year after son’s death AUSTRALIA: A year ago to the day, Judy Deacon got a call to head to the police station. The 80-year-old expected the issue to be that her son, Jesse, had been hospitalised again. But on her way there, she got a phone call from Jesse’s father. He was crying, and as soon as she heard the tears, she knew her son had died, she said. The Guardian 19/7/2024 News Seven Greater Manchester Police officers investigated over racism allegations Seven police officers with Greater Manchester Police are being investigated over allegations of racial discrimination. Five officers have been suspended and a further two placed on restricted duties, the police force said, after accusations of discriminatory behaviour were made on 3 July. The Independent 19/7/2024 News Microsoft outages affecting LE agencies, dispatch centers across the country USA: Law enforcement agencies reported disruptions due to the Microsoft 365 outage, including having to write 911 calls on paper to share with first responders Police1 19/7/2024 News Edmonton 911 system finds workaround during global IT crash: Police CANADA: Adrenalin kicked in for Edmonton’s 911 and emergency workers when a global IT outage struck in the wee hours Friday morning. Edmonton Police Service’s chief innovation and technology officer Ron Anderson said the system started to “act strangely” at about 11:30 p.m. Thursday. “The stations themselves, each dispatcher, each call-taker, has an IP call system computer out at their station — those started to drop. We weren’t sure originally what the issue was, and of course, we were becoming concerned,” he said. Edmonton Journal (Canada) 19/7/2024 News Examining gang membership and victimisation as predictors of gun violence perpetration: testing for interactive effects Research has indicated the relevance of gang membership and victimisation as risk factors for predicting the perpetration of gun violence. However, there is a dearth of research that has examined the potential that gang membership may moderate the impact of victimisation on gun violence perpetration. This study examined this prospect within a sample of justice-involved youth. The Pathways to Desistance dataset was analysed. Generalised estimating equations were used to test for direct and interactive effects of gang membership and victimisation while accounting for nested error corresponding to the repeated measures in this 11-wave longitudinal dataset. Results indicated that gang membership was associated with an increased risk of gun violence perpetration, but not victimisation. The hypothesised interaction effect was also nonsignificant. International Journal of Comparative and Applied Criminal Justice 19/7/2024 Research article The Inspectorate is right, policing needs funding certainty and strong leadership Bodies including the College of Policing, APCC and PSA have responded to the 2023 ‘State of Policing’ report published today by HMICFRS. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 19/7/2024 News GMP apologies after review reveals mistreatment of women and girls in custody Dame Vera Baird was asked to examine the fitness of GMP's current procedures alongside its compliance with PACE, following complaints of poor treatment - including unjustified strip searches. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 19/7/2024 News Vehicles set alight and police car overturned amid Leeds disorder A local restaurant owner said that the disorder was linked to local children being taken into care. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 19/7/2024 News Ex-Met chief advising Devon and Cornwall Police A former top police officer has been appointed as an adviser to Devon and Cornwall Police following the suspension of its Chief Constable. BBC 19/7/2024 News Seven police officers investigated for alleged racism Seven police officers are being investigated amid reports of alleged racial discrimination. BBC 19/7/2024 News Police force facing £17m budget gap by 2027 Lincolnshire Police is calling for more government funding after revealing it is facing a £17m gap in its budget. BBC 19/7/2024 News ‘Youth focused’ custody suite launches A "youth focused custody suite" which keeps young suspects away from adult offenders has opened BBC 19/7/2024 News Nearly 200 charges laid after largest firearm seizure in Peel police history CANADA: Peel Regional Police say that they have seized 71 firearms and arrested 10 people, marking the force’s largest-ever seizure of illegal guns. CTV News (Canada) 19/7/2024 News Women’s safety a ‘national emergency’ with more than 80 per cent feeling unsafe walking in the dark A new survey commissioned by ITV News reveals that 81 per cent of young women aged 18-25 feel unsafe walking home in the dark. Police Professional 19/7/2024 News Fredericton searches for its next chief of police CANADA: The City of Fredericton is searching for the next chief of police for the Fredericton Police Force, who will be responsible for the administration and operational activities and report directly to the Chief Administrative Officer. Blue Line (Canada) 19/7/2024 News RCMP to heighten presence in N.S. town after patrol car set alight late at night CANADA: The Mounties say they are bringing in more officers to a southwestern Nova Scotia community where a patrol car was set on fire in a service station lot earlier this week. Blue Line (Canada) 19/7/2024 News Garda review to be carried out into case of Paiche Onyemaechi whose body was discovered in south Kilkenny 20 years ago REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The discovery of a body in south Kilkenny twenty years ago is set to be reviewed by Gardaí. KCLR (Ireland) 19/7/2024 News Man charged with threatening to kill Mary Lou Mcdonald denied bail REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A Dublin man described in court as ‘a loner’ has been refused bail after being charged with threatening to kill Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald in a social media video. Extra.ie (Republic of Ireland) 19/7/2024 News Natural hazards: Emergency services measures to protect the vulnerable Those most at risk from extreme weather events are often the most vulnerable in society, but a new campaign by the United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction is urging emergency services including police to take preventative steps to ensure those in vulnerable groups do not fall victim to ‘natural disasters’, as Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 19/7/2024 Analysis, Feature «810811812813814815816817818Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
