Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 105018 total results. Showing results 16501 to 16520 «822823824825826827828829830Next ›Last » MPs have ‘lost confidence’ in PCC after attendance at dinner featuring Nazi song Warwickshire PCC Philip Seccombe has maintained that he left the event before any music started, and said he is 'deeply saddened to be associated with such abhorrent conduct'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/7/2024 News Police ‘inadequate’ at investigating crime THE Devon and Cornwall Police service has been assessed as “inadequate” at investigating crime in a critical report that says not enough offenders are being brought to justice. Crediton Courier 15/7/2024 News PPC secures funding for street marshals to assist with ASB patrols The street marshal patrols have delegated powers to enforce public spaces protection orders. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/7/2024 News Local police station reopens after five years as new neighbourhood officer base Around 40 officers from Harborne and Quinton will be stationed there on a permanent basis. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/7/2024 News SIU investigates man’s death after Hamilton police restrained him during medical call CANADA: Man, 49, taken to hospital where he died on July 11. CBC News (Canada) 15/7/2024 News Met Inspector cleared of making inappropriate comments to female colleague The allegations facing Inspector Waddoups came to light in March 2022 while Officer A was being cross examined during misconduct proceedings relating to another officer. An allegation that a Met Inspector told a female colleague that he couldn’t wait to give her a Taser because it was ‘sexy’ to watch a girl with a gun has not been proven following misconduct proceedings held by the force. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/7/2024 News Manitoba Government and city of Brandon work on crime prevention CANADA: The Manitoba government has announced an investment of $270,000 through the Criminal Property Forfeiture Fund in the Brandon Police Service (BPS) for various initiatives to help keep the community safe. Blue Line (Canada) 15/7/2024 News Government wins in pay dispute with police union NEW ZEALAND: The government has won a long-running pay dispute with the police union, which says they will be watching nervously to see how many leave the force after this decision. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 15/7/2024 News Operation to tackle ‘Fatal 4’ behaviours to be coordinated nationally for the first time The 'Fatal 4' includes speeding, driving under the influence of drink or drugs, not wearing a seatbelt and mobile phone use. Forces are aiming to replicate the success of the Op Limit Christmas drink and drug driving campaign with a new national operation centred around the ‘Fatal 4’ behaviours. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/7/2024 News Equine therapy: A unique approach to healing trauma for first responders CANADA: Editor Brittani Schroeder recently spoke with Carmen Theobald, a wellness coach, about equine therapy and its benefits for first responders. Blue Line (Canada) 15/7/2024 Feature, Interview Extent of police infiltration of CND under Thatcher ‘truly shocking’ At least five undercover police officers spied on the anti-nuclear movement during a period when it was posing a significant challenge to government policies, a public inquiry has been told. The Guardian 15/7/2024 Violent clashes as gardaí come under attack and targeted with fireworks and bricks at Coolock site earmarked for asylum seekers REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardaí and fire service crews have come under attack amid disturbances in Coolock in Dublin at a site which is due to be developed to house asylum seekers. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 15/7/2024 News Hotspot policing sees fall in crime, force says A police force said the use of high visibility patrols in hotspot areas for crime has led to a significant fall in serious violence and anti-social behaviour. Merseyside Police said latest figures showed serious violence was down almost 48% in the areas targeted and anti-social behaviour was down more than 18%. BBC 15/7/2024 News Justice Minister says perpetrator of Coolock fire will face ‘full rigours of the law’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A security guard is understood to have been injured at the site of a proposed asylum seeker accommodation centre on the Malahide Road in Dublin. Western People (Republic of Ireland) 15/7/2024 News Arrests made as Garda Public Order Unit deployed to Coolock site set to house asylum-seekers REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Arrests made as Garda Public Order Unit deployed to Coolock site set to house asylum-seekers. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 15/7/2024 News, Video Man jailed for 11 years for stabbing police officers A man has been jailed for stabbing three police officers who were trying to disarm him. Teesside Crown Court heard that Mark Fox was a "dangerous man who had formed a clear intent to be violent" when the officers were called to a house over concerns for his safety. BBC 15/7/2024 News Police launch campaign to tackle drink and drug drivers Seven people are arrested every day for drink-driving offences in Lancashire, new figures have shown. Lancashire Police said more than 2,600 people were arrested for drink or drug driving offences across the county in the past 12 months. BBC 15/7/2024 News Participant accounts of police violence during black lives matter protests in Chicago Black protest events in the United States have been characterised by police use of violence against protestors during periods, such as the widespread riots of the 1960s, when many white people and police see black people as posing a special danger to the status quo. It appears that the aftermath of the police killing of George Floyd, which triggered widespread Black Lives Matter protests, is another such time. However, social scientific evidence that addresses the question of whether police responded with unnecessary violence to these black-led protests remains in short supply. In this study, we conducted a content analysis of protest participants’ federal court statements about their lived experience with police violence during Chicago, IL, protests. Their accounts suggest that police, rather than protestors, initiated violence and relied on it to control protestors in ways that violated Chicago Police Department policies and constitutional protections afforded citizens. Despite efforts to reform police management of protests over the last half century, our findings suggest that the historical pattern of police use of militaristic tactics and gratuitous violence to control black protest events persists today. We consider the implications of the findings for relations between the police and black communities. Policing and Society - Subscription at source 15/7/2024 Research article New recruits report ‘high satisfaction’ with entry routes into policing New recruits have reported “high satisfaction” with the education and training delivered in the various entry routes into policing. The 2023 New Recruits Survey was conducted by the College of Policing together with the Home Office between March and May 2023 to support evaluation and improvement of police constable initial education. Police Professional 15/7/2024 News High alert: Protecting the Paris Games With the Paris Olympics and Paralympics due to get underway from next week, police and security forces across the city and the country remain on high alert to prevent any possible terror attack; Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth looks at the challenges they face, how previous attacks have shaped the current security response, and the difficult balance between security and the spirit of the Games. 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