Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103010 total results. Showing results 16541 to 16560 «824825826827828829830831832Next ›Last » Police plane’s effect on public trust ‘a dangerous thing to play with’: professor CANADA: "We have to understand that the cost is not just financial; the cost is also to community values." Regina Leader-Post (Canada) 20/5/2024 News The emergence of apprenticeships in higher education and the police education qualifications framework The Police Constable Degree Apprenticeship (PCDA) is a key entry route into the UK police service; but Donna Eastham, Programme Lead for Professional Policing at Leeds Trinity University, warns that issues such as a lack of informed understanding or commitment to academic learning among employers, the impact of ‘war stories’, and the ‘inbetweenness’ degree apprenticeships create for policing students could all have damaging consequences for the success of the PCDA. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 20/5/2024 Analysis, Feature Staying prepared: Why law enforcement must remain diligent with disinfection CANADA: At the height of the pandemic, cleaning, sanitation and disinfecting were a major priority in public spaces such as police departments. Blue Line (Canada) 20/5/2024 Feature Inside top cop’s crime-busting team targeting community-terrorising gangs ‘willing to use weapons’ amid €15m drug swoops REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Other stats show how front-line officers undertook 11,390 searches, made 10,023 arrests and brought 40,814 charges and summons. The Irish Sun (Republic of Ireland) 20/5/2024 News Gardaà took almost a quarter of a million sick days in one year REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardaà took more than 245,000 sick days last year due to malicious injuries suffered on duty, accidents while working or because of mental health issues. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 20/5/2024 News Leading organised and serious crime garda has flagged protests doubled, mainly anti immigration rallies, within just one year REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A leading organised and serious crime garda has highlighted that protests more than doubled in one year in Dublin – and most are anti-immigration. AML Intelligence 20/5/2024 News Watchdog under pressure to probe Met Police over use of facial recognition tech A coalition of 16 campaign groups, including Big Brother Watch, Amnesty International, and End Violence Against Women, has called on the Information Commissioner to investigate. i News 20/5/2024 News One in four UK police officers unaware that medical cannabis is legal More than one in four police officers remain unaware that medical cannabis is legal in the UK, despite the law changing in 2018, while a worrying 88.5% of respondents said that they felt like they needed more training on the subject. Leafie 20/5/2024 News Nine-day fortnight police deal plan set to spark showdown A mediator appointed to end a pay negotiation stalemate between Victoria Police and the union is set to recommend nine-day fortnights be introduced, in a move that’s feared could diminish public safety. Herald Sun (Australia) - Subscription at source 20/5/2024 News Police officer’s skull fractured in CBD stabbing, man charged with attempted murder AUSTRALIA: A man remains behind bars on an attempted murder charge after a NSW police officer was stabbed in the head and suffered two skull fractures. Constable Elvis Poa was conducting traffic duties in the CBD, at the intersection of Castlereagh and Park streets, about 1pm on Sunday when police allege Okan Ozcan approached him from behind. Police said the alleged attacker stabbed the 35-year-old police officer in the head with a kitchen knife before running away. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) 20/5/2024 News NT police sergeant shared photo of topless Aboriginal woman with other officers, inquest told AUSTRALIA: Police commissioner Michael Murphy tells court he did not accept recommendation to demote the sergeant because he admitted sharing the photo and was contrite The Guardian 20/5/2024 Number plate images used by police for ‘any number of purposes’ NEW ZEALAND: Police say the images they get of car number plates from thousands of cameras can be used "for any number of purposes". The extensive use of automated number plate recognition (ANPR) by police last year sparked a legal challenge which is ongoing. 1 News (New Zealand) 20/5/2024 News Police failed to show up to nearly 130,000 criminal damage reports last year Criminal damage cases include intentional and malicious damage to people’s homes, vehicles or other property but police are not going to the scene when they're reported Mirror 20/5/2024 News Chris Dalby: ‘Youngsters see the criminal lifestyle on social media as desirable – and no-one’s telling them otherwise’ In the latest in a series of interviews with leading figures involved in the research and investigation of organised crime (OC), Policing Insight’s Dr Chris Allen spoke to Chris Dalby, Director of OC publishing platform World of Crime, about why the age of the cartel may be coming to an end, how education could be the biggest weapon in the fight against organised crime, and the fact that many of those involved in organised crime would rather have a house, family and a middle-class lifestyle. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 20/5/2024 Feature, Interview Man in 30s dies in police custody A man in his 30s has died while in custody at a police station in Swindon, officers have said. BBC 20/5/2024 News More than half of criminal damage reports not attended by police last year Nearly 130,000 incidents reported in 2023 did not result in an officer attending, according to statistics revealed by Lib Dems The Telegraph 20/5/2024 News CGI takes delivery role for Emergency Services Network The Home Office has signed CGI as the new technical delivery partner for the Emergency Services Communications Programme. UKAuthority.com 20/5/2024 News More than 550 charged after NSW Police blitz targeting domestic violence offenders AUSTRALIA: A NSW Police blitz over four days targeting domestic and family violence offenders has led to more than 550 people being charged with more than 1,000 offences. SBS News (Australia) 20/5/2024 News NSW Police charge man after officer was allegedly stabbed in the head in Sydney CBD AUSTRALIA: A NSW Police officer stabbed in the head by a man in Sydney's CBD has been praised for his courage as he was discharged from hospital. ABC News (Australia) 20/5/2024 News Thousands sign petition to make stalking illegal NEW ZEALAND: Thousands of people are calling for the government to make stalking illegal under the Crimes Act. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 20/5/2024 News «824825826827828829830831832Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
