Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98523 total results. Showing results 16721 to 16740 «833834835836837838839840841Next ›Last » Deputy Police Commissioner serves his last day at Waitangi NEW ZEALAND: Wallace “Wally” Haumaha is serving his country and the force for the last time at the Waitangi Treaty Grounds this year. Te Ao Maori News (New Zealand) 30/1/2024 News Met Police officer charged with sending offensive messages A Metropolitan Police officer has been charged with two counts of sending grossly offensive messages. BBC 30/1/2024 News Lost in the message: Has the new version of the Code of Ethics undermined its purpose? This month saw the launch of a new UK Code of Ethics by the College of Policing; but former officer and now author and University of Central Lancashire Policing Lecturer Derek Flint believes the revised code is so lengthy and wide ranging that the core messages may well be lost, while also providing barristers or IOPC investigators with a means by which to trip up staff and officers who are trying their level best. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 30/1/2024 Feature, Opinion Police misconduct, England and Wales, year ending 31 March 2023 OFFICIAL STATISTICS: Statistics on the number of police complaints, conduct matters and recordable conduct matters finalised in the year ending 31 March 2023. Home Office 30/1/2024 Report Weekly academic research summary This summary curates the key policing-related research that's been published online in the last week, with links to the original journal articles, and selected abstracts. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 30/1/2024 News Sussex Police faces funding gap of at least £8m Sussex Police faces a budget shortfall of more than £8m, even if it increases its share of council tax by the maximum allowed by the government. BBC 30/1/2024 News Norfolk Constabulary’s T/Ch Supt Lou Provart on responding to mental health calls (Part 2) Temporary Chief Superintendent Lou Provart is Norfolk and Suffolk Police's Joint Justice Commander and Strategic Negotiation Lead. In the second part of the series, Lou tells Bernard Rix more about a series of presentations he will be giving later this year at the International Police Association's training facility at IBZ Gimborn in Germany. The presentations focus on how police can best respond to calls involving people in mental crisis. PolicingTV 30/1/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Drone no-fly zones implemented near prisons It is now a criminal offence to fly drones within 400 metres of prisons and young offender institutions in England and Wales. Emergency Services Times 29/1/2024 News Premier League’s £7m ‘thank-you gift’ payment to police The premier league is to pay "7 million" to police forces as a thank-you gift. The Times - Subscription at source 29/1/2024 News Live facial recognition law and regulatory framework needed: UK committee The legal basis for police deployments of live facial recognition is being questioned by the Justice and Home Affairs Committee of the UK House of Lords. BiometricUpdate.com 29/1/2024 News Nottingham attacks: Police face probe over killer’s alleged assaults A police force that was investigating alleged assaults by a man who went on to kill three people in Nottingham has referred itself to its watchdog. BBC 29/1/2024 News UK Policing Watchdog Warns of Lack of Legal Basis for Live Facial Recognition The Justice and Home Affairs Committee has recently expressed concerns to the Home Secretary, James Cleverly, regarding the use of Live Facial Recognition (LFR) technology by police forces in England and Wales. The Justice and Home Affairs Committee is a select committee within the House of Lords whose main function is to scrutinize government work in justice and law enforcement. Find Biometrics 29/1/2024 News Niagara Police Services Board appoints new chief of police CANADA: Jen Lawson, Chair of the Regional Municipality of Niagara Police Services Board (PSB), announced that the Board has selected Bill Fordy as the new Chief of Police for the Niagara Regional Police Service (NRPS). Bill Fordy is currently the Deputy Chief of Police, Support Services, with the NRPS. Blue Line (Canada) 29/1/2024 News Met officer guilty of assault after mistaken identification of suspect The PC was found guilty today of common assault. A Met PC has been found guilty of common assault after a court heard he struck a shopkeeper who had dialled 999 for help. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/1/2024 News ‘She has not been forgotten’: RCMP make arrest in killing of woman 17 years ago CANADA: Police said Monday that advances in DNA technology and an extensive investigation helped in the arrest of a Vancouver man in the killing of a Manitoba woman nearly 17 years ago. Blue Line (Canada) 29/1/2024 News Many asking if police should wear body cams following latest in custody death CANADA:A video captured by Mason Kabestra shows Winnipeg police officers restraining a 35-year-old man outside of his apartment early Saturday morning. Kabestra, who lives in the complex where the incident happened, says he originally didn’t pay much attention to the situation City News (Canada) 29/1/2024 News Wiltshire Police estate to receive almost £110m investment over next decade This morning Wiltshire PCC Philip Wilkinson joined Chief Constable Catherine Roper to launch the 2023-27 Estates Strategy at the newly-finished Tidworth police station. A new dedicated policing hub will be delivered in south Wiltshire by 2028 as part of an estates strategy that also promises to invest £90M in redeveloping the HQ site in Devizes. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/1/2024 News NPCC, College among first to engage with ICO child safeguarding campaign The 'Think. Check. Share.' campaign follows a 10-step guide published in September which outlines how organisations can lawfully share information to safeguard children from physical, emotional or mental harm. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/1/2024 News Southampton trials facial recognition cameras in pubs and clubs Facial recognition cameras are being trialled to help stop those banned from pubs and clubs gaining access. The scheme, which is taking place in Southampton, is running for three months across six venues. It has been brought in after businesses found previous offenders were still getting into night-time venues due to fake IDs or human error. BBC 29/1/2024 News Top Kiwi cops Richard Chambers and Sue Schwalger appointed to global roles at Interpol and MFAT NEW ZEALAND: Two of New Zealand’s most senior police officers - including one of the contenders to be the next police commissioner - have been appointed to prestigious roles overseas. Assistant Commissioner Richard Chambers has been appointed to an Interpol job in France, while Assistant Commissioner Sue Schwalger is helping MFAT preparations for the CHOGM conference in Samoa. 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