Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102995 total results. Showing results 16421 to 16440 «818819820821822823824825826Next ›Last » ‘It’s an epidemic’: Calls for stalking to be made illegal in New Zealand NEW ZEALAND: A survivor of stalking has opened up about the hold her ex-partner has on her life, 10 years after they split. It comes amid calls for stalking to be made illegal in New Zealand. Caroline Williams reports. Stuff (New Zealand) 22/5/2024 News Auckland CBD businesses plead for more cops as safety fears keep customers away NEW ZEALAND: Business owners in Auckland’s central city say crime is getting out of control and are pleading for a greater police presence, for their own safety as well as for the survival of their businesses. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 22/5/2024 News Prisoners could be released after serving 43 per cent of sentences to tackle jails overcrowding Prisoners could be released after serving 43 per cent of sentences to tackle jails overcrowding The Telegraph - Subscription at source 22/5/2024 News Met Police ‘seriously’ looking at prosecuting those responsible for Post Office scandal Post Office campaigner Alan Bates said he met with 'senior staff' at the Met today morning as former boss Paula Vennells began giving evide Express 22/5/2024 News ‘Incredible’ that policing doesn’t properly monitor officer suicides in 2024 Andy Rhodes from Oscar Kilo admits that 'we do not collect data well enough yet about suicides' despite there now being a National Suicide Action Plan in place. Police Oracle 22/5/2024 News Towards an understanding of Indigenous arrest AUSTRALIA: This study examines the correlates of First Nations contact with the criminal justice system. Australian Institute of Criminology (Australia) 22/5/2024 Research article Officers participate in this years RoadPeace Challenge Hundreds of police officers, firefighters, safer roads partnerships, schools, businesses and communities took part in this year’s challenge, demonstrating incredible commitment and dedication. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/5/2024 News Towards a theory of Indigenous contact with the criminal justice system AUSTRALIA: The Australian Indigenous imprisonment rate is currently 16.7 times the non-Indigenous imprisonment rate. Australian Institute of Criminology (Australia) 22/5/2024 Research article Walney report into Political Violence and Disruption: policing recommendations In the 292 page report Lord Walney recommends a series of changes including a blanket ban on face coverings at protests and covering the costs of policing protest. Police Oracle 22/5/2024 Analysis, Feature Police Scotland ‘held under the water on a daily basis’ by scale of demand The force's Chief Constable, Jo Farrell, made the comments when addressing the centenary conference of the Association of Scottish Police Superintendents (ASPS). Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/5/2024 News Hamilton police to hold news conference at 11:30 a.m. to address spike in shootings CANADA: Hamilton’s police force says it plans to hold a press conference Wednesday to address the concerning uptick of daytime shootings in busy areas of the city. CHCH 22/5/2024 News First Indigenous police chief takes command of Timmins Police CANADA: His message to the community is simple: We're hiring. Timmins Today (Canada) 22/5/2024 News Roscrea receives ‘kick in the teeth’ on Garda CCTV REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Borrisokane gets green light for new camera system. Offaly Live 22/5/2024 News Increase in burglaries and decrease of traffic offences in Tipperary Garda District REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The latest crime statistics reveal an interesting picture across Tipperary. Offaly Live 22/5/2024 News Police volunteering: It’s time to use citizen power Police Foundation Director Rick Muir believes that the potential for citizen volunteering in police and public safety has been neglected for too long, and points to the success of volunteering approaches in a number of other countries including the US and Japan as an indication that placing citizen participation as central to policy discussions could help to solve some of the big challenges UK policing faces. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 22/5/2024 Feature, Opinion Gardaà could record dying individuals under new body camera legislation REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardaà will be able to use body-worn cameras to record a dying individual if they believe that he or she had been a victim of or has witnessed an offence. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 22/5/2024 News Leaked NPCC document tells forces to scale back arrests in bid to cut prison overcrowding According to report document suggests halting planned operations where large numbers of arrests are likely. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/5/2024 News Gen Z police recruits don’t want to work weekends, bosses told Attendees at a superintendents’ conference were also advised that fatigued officers should ask their bosses if they could take an afternoon power nap The Times - Subscription at source 22/5/2024 News Victoria Police shuts down roster recommendation in union pay dispute Negotiations between Victoria Police and the Police Association of Victoria (TPAV) over a new pay deal have hit a hurdle after Chief Commissioner Shane Patton told staff a proposed rostering system was rejected. Public Sector and Defence News (PSNEWS) (Australia) 22/5/2024 News Expert says ‘cultural gap’ between victims and courts a factor in under-reporting of cattle theft AUSTRALIA: Cattle rustling is a crime some may associate with cowboys riding horses across dusty outback plains, but it is a serious, often sophisticated and relatively common offence than can have severe consequences for victims. People close to the industry say rogue operators are still trying to pull off rustling schemes across Australia and many could be getting away with it. Rural crime expert Kyle Mulrooney says the isolation and size of many properties can make police investigations very challenging. ABC News (Australia) 22/5/2024 News «818819820821822823824825826Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
