Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103010 total results. Showing results 16701 to 16720 «832833834835836837838839840Next ›Last » Policing minister wants a ‘substantial increase in stop and search’ Policing minister Chris Philp noted that the use of stop and search in London has decreased in recent years, and he wants officers to have "the confidence to use it where there are reasonable grounds". Sky News 15/5/2024 News Police officers’ chats ‘violated’ female colleagues Two police officers were found guilty of gross misconduct for sharing photos of their colleagues in a "highly offensive" WhatsApp chat. BBC 15/5/2024 News Courageous Raleigh officers win bravery award The officers will attend the Essex Police Federation Bravery Awards on Thursday 16 May. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/5/2024 News Investigation into information provided by senior officer during vetting processes The unnamed senior officer has been suspended from duty while the investigation proceeds. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/5/2024 News Operation Early Dawn could mean more defendants on police bail Under Operation Early Dawn, Ministers have ordered the criminal justice system to delay starting the court cases of some suspects due to overcrowding in prisons. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/5/2024 News Bridgewater police to bill province for long hours spent in ERs on mental health calls CANADA: 'It's time for the province to put their money where their mouth is,' says chair of police board. CBC News (Canada) 15/5/2024 News Scrapping police search warrants won’t help cut phone theft our phone has been stolen. In the bustle of the crowd there’s no way of telling who took it and how far away it is by now. Luckily, you’re with a friend and can use any number of tracking apps to quickly pinpoint the exact location of the stolen phone. You bound over to the nearest policeman to report the crime and location, only to be met with a shrug and perhaps a crime reference number. The Spectator 15/5/2024 Feature, Opinion Investigation into information provided by senior officer during vetting processes The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) is conducting a criminal investigation into a senior North Yorkshire Police (NYP) officer over “serious allegations” during the vetting process. Police Professional 15/5/2024 News Guelph police overtime was $822K over budget last year CANADA: Major crimes are a major influence on the amount of police overtime. Guelph Today (Canada) 15/5/2024 News Extra 150 gardaí to be added to road policing units REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Garda Commissioner has said that 150 members of the force will be added to the road policing units in the next two years in order to meet road safety targets. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 15/5/2024 News Wellbeing leads launch new mental health and wellbeing campaign AskTwice Initiative commits to fostering a supportive and inclusive environment where individuals feel valued, heard, and empowered to seek help when needed. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 15/5/2024 News Gardái detect 2,148 people using phones while driving in first month of new roads policing plan REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The plan involves all frontline gardaí dedicating 30 minutes of their shift to do roads policing. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 15/5/2024 News Road safety garda numbers not reducing, Commissioner to tell committee REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda Commissioner Drew Harris has told the Oireachtas Committee on Transport that staff numbers in the force's road safety operations are not being reduced. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 15/5/2024 News The dawn of a new era: Technology and the use of out-of-court resolutions Against the backdrop of changing legislation and technological innovation, police and technology advisor Paul Kennedy, and Josh Hartlage, founder of tech company AdventFS, explore how technologies can help police and other agencies to be more efficient and effective in the application of out-of-court resolutions, guided by the principle that OOCRs should always meet the needs of victims, first and foremost. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 15/5/2024 Feature, Innovation Stop and search not used ‘nearly often enough’ says policing minister Chris Philp says forces should not 'tiptoe around using these powers' in order to appease its critics. Policing minister Chris Philp has called on forces to increase the use of stop and search as part of a “robust approach” to tackling knife crime saying the power “is not used nearly often enough.” Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/5/2024 News Short 1500 officers, NSW Police launches poaching campaign AUSTRALIA: NSW Police is short by 1500 officers and is now turning to other states and countries for recruits. The New South Wales government has today launched a head-hunting campaign to poach police officers and recruits from other states, and even New Zealand. The launch of the campaign comes with several changes, including slashing the eight-month course for recruits down to three at the Goulburn Police Academy. 9 News (Australia) 15/5/2024 News Australia launches new campaign to poach senior NZ police officers NEW ZEALAND: Australia has launched a new campaign to poach some of Aotearoa's best police officers. While similar schemes have been undertaken before, this time it's not new recruits but rather our most-experienced senior constables they're targeting. With hundreds of vacancies for officers across New Zealand the campaign is badly timed for the Coalition Government which is already under pressure to pay for and staff its new national gang unit. Newshub (New Zealand) 15/5/2024 News Claims PSNI spied on journalists ‘undermining confidence in policing’ Two human rights organisations have made a fresh call for a Policing Board investigation into the claims. Shropshire Star 15/5/2024 News NT government introduces new curfew legislation after Alice Springs youth crime ‘circuit-breaker’ AUSTRALIA: Leading youth and legal advocates have raised the alarm over a new bill introduced by the Northern Territory government that will make it easier to impose curfews, saying it lacks key detail and could put civil liberties at risk. The bill's introduction comes one month after a controversial three-week youth curfew was lifted in Alice Springs. ABC News (Australia) 15/5/2024 News Proposed new sentencing guideline for non-fatal strangulation, suffocation offences The non-fatal strangulation and non-fatal suffocation offences were introduced by the Domestic Abuse Act 2021. A draft sentencing guideline for sentencing those convicted of non-fatal strangulation and non-fatal suffocation offences has gone out for consultation today. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/5/2024 News «832833834835836837838839840Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
