Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 105043 total results. Showing results 16701 to 16720 «832833834835836837838839840Next ›Last » Regina police aim to improve community engagement with once-a-month patrols CANADA: The Regina Police Service is going to send more than 80 officers out to walk the streets to improve community engagement — for one day once a month. CBC News (Canada) 10/7/2024 News Mayor Brenda Locke accepts $250 million for Surrey police force transition CANADA: B.C. government worked out a deal with Surrey that includes $30 million a year until 2029 to assist with the transition. Vancouver Sun (Canada) 10/7/2024 News Saturday duty: A new UK government but the protests continue Chris Hobbs attends the first demonstrations since the General Election involving pro-Palestinian protestors and a small number of pro-Israel counter-protesters. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/7/2024 Analysis, Feature Search for new West Mercia Police chief takes another twist as another temporary leader leaves Another temporary chief constable has left the police force covering Shropshire, it has been announced. Shropshire Star 10/7/2024 News ‘We need to restore respect and recognition for remarkable work of the police’ Writing exclusively for the Mirror, Home Secretary Yvette Cooper said 'confidence in policing and the criminal justice system has fallen' and vowed to restore public trust Mirror 10/7/2024 Feature, Opinion Yvette Cooper vows to ‘restore confidence and trust’ in police and end fears ‘no one will come’ Writing for the Mirror, the new Home Secretary praised hero cops and vowed to rebuild public confidence in the police after 'problems with standards cast a long shadow' Mirror 10/7/2024 News Police Federation set to launch campaign on industrial rights It comes after a nationwide poll, in which 97.7% of members who responded said they wanted the Federation to pursue industrial rights on their behalf. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/7/2024 News ‘Highly offensive’: police condemn ITV for naming new comedy show Piglets Police Federation says title for series about new recruits is ‘disgusting choice of language’ The Guardian 10/7/2024 News Former Bedfordshire Police staff member given suspended prison sentence for corruption A former Bedfordshire Police staff member who shared “confidential information with an external party” has received a suspended prison sentence. Police Professional 10/7/2024 News Police starting pay rises to £32k to boost numbers A new pay deal for police officers has been agreed in a bid to drive recruitment and retain staff, the Isle of Man Constabulary has confirmed. BBC 10/7/2024 News Deputy police boss accused of ‘blatant misogyny’ The second most senior officer at Merseyside Police discriminated against a "strong professional woman" who ran an elite anti-gang unit, a tribunal ruled. BBC 10/7/2024 News Edmonton police shooting of Matthew Arkangelo criticized: ‘Seems like he was just gunned down’ CANADA: New security camera video shows what happened in the fatal encounter between Mathios (Matthew) Arkangelo and an Edmonton police officer. It depicts the young man standing in front of an Edmonton police officer, with his arms raised, holding something in one of his hands. He took a step forward and the officer fired his gun. Global News (Canada) 10/7/2024 News Jail sentence appropriate for Calgary police officer who body slammed woman: appeal court CANADA: A three-judge Alberta Court of Appeal panel said a former Calgary cop’s jail sentence for body slamming a woman was appropriate, according to a decision published on Wednesday morning. Global News (Canada) 10/7/2024 News GSOC investigating crash involving off-duty Garda in North Cork REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Garda Síochána Ombudsman Commission has launched an investigation into a crash in North Cork this weekend. Crews from Cork County Fire Service and the National Ambulance Service accompanied Gardaí at the scene of a serious collision at Ballyhea near Charleville on Saturday, July 6. CorkBeo (Republic of Ireland) 10/7/2024 News Garda vetting not well managed at some IP centres – HIQA report REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda vetting of staff in International Protection Accommodation Services (IPAS) was not well managed across a number of centres inspected by the independent watchdog, the Health Information and Quality Authority (HIQA), earlier this year. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 10/7/2024 News Man arrested over attempted murder of police officer The officer suffered serious but not life threatening injuries. A man has been arrested in connection with the attempted murder of a police officer. The 27 year old man’s arrest is also linked to several other charges, including abduction, stealing a car and dangerous driving. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/7/2024 News West Mercia temporary chief to depart in further leadership shake up Met Commander Kyle Gordon was meant to replace Pippa Mills but his appointment fell through due to an unforeseen 'change in circumstances'. The acting chief constable of West Mercia Police is set to depart at the end of August, a further shake up for a force which hasn’t had a permanent leader in nearly a year. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/7/2024 News DNA a ‘game changer’ for team tasked with solving South Yorkshire’s cold cases Dave Stopford, who heads up the Major Incident Review Team, came back to the force having retired after 35 years in policing. A team of retired detectives who have returned to South Yorkshire Police to investigate the force’s most serious cold cases have achieved a number of successes using DNA capability which didn’t exist at the time of original investigation. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/7/2024 News Taiwan’s exclusion from Interpol is the world’s loss Taiwan’s police forces are known for their professionalism and expertise, particularly in areas such as terrorism, cybercrime and human trafficking; but China’s continuing successful efforts to block Taiwan’s membership of Interpol weakens the organisation and sends the wrong political signals – a situation which Dr John Coyne of the Australian Strategic Policy Institute believes needs to be addressed at Interpol’s next General Assembly in Glasgow in November. Policing Insight 10/7/2024 Analysis, Feature, Opinion New legislation on sexual offences and human trafficking passed by Oireachtas REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Minister for Justice, Helen McEntee TD, and Minister of State at the Department, James Browne TD, have welcomed the passage through the Oireachtas of a Bill which strengthens the law on sexual offences and improves protections for victims of sexual offences and of human trafficking. Government of Ireland 10/7/2024 News «832833834835836837838839840Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
