Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100327 total results. Showing results 16761 to 16780 «835836837838839840841842843Next ›Last » Police Association says new pay offer won’t be put to a vote NEW ZEALAND: A new pay offer to police is considered to be unacceptable and won’t even be put to a vote, Police Association president Chris Cahill says in a letter to the organisation’s members. Negotiations had been delayed by bargaining and political processes that were “inequitable”, and had “failed to deliver the much needed financial relief many of you are desperate for”, Cahill said in the letter, which has been seen by Stuff. Stuff (New Zealand) 9/3/2024 News Clare’s Law the ‘springboard’ that saved Peterborough DA survivor The Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme, introduced ten years ago today, allows officers to disclose information about a partner’s previous history of domestic abuse on request. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/3/2024 News New ‘Elizabeth Emblem’ to commemorate public servants who died in line of duty The award is the civilian equivalent of the Elizabeth Cross. Family members of police officers, firefighters and other public servants who have died in the line of duty will now be recognised by a new ‘Elizabeth Emblem’. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/3/2024 News What does Wednesday’s Budget tell us about the direction of public spending on policing and the criminal justice system? On the face of it, the portents are not good. Part of how the Chancellor has been able to justify further tax cuts today - and still meet his (already loose) fiscal rules - has been by promising to keep public spending down tomorrow. Crest Advisory 8/3/2024 Analysis, Feature Met Federation “shocked and concerned” at decision to name firearms officer The officer had previously only been identified as NX121. The Met Federation has said they are concerned about the decision to name the firearms officer who is accused of murder over the fatal shooting of Chris Kaba. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/3/2024 News NPCC welcomes new lead for Serious and Organised Crime Chief Constable Chris Haward took up the post this week. The National Police Chiefs’ Council have this week welcomed a new lead for Serious and Organised Crime. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 8/3/2024 News Together against violence: Tech’s role in addressing VAWG and RASSO International Women's Day launched over a hundred years ago to celebrate the achievements of women in different areas across society, work, culture and politics. Progress has been made in various areas, but violence against women and girls (VAWG) and incidents of rape and serious sexual offence (RASSO) remain a prevalent issue that has a significant impact on women. TechUK 8/3/2024 Feature GMP in ‘protracted procurement process’ to replace ailing records management system Chief Constable Stephen Watson told the Greater Manchester Police Accountability meeting that the RMS has been improved while its replacement is sourced. GMP’s efforts to replace the RMS linked to crime recording failures which led the force to enter special measures just over three years ago are “rather more protracted” than its Chief Constable would like. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/3/2024 Feature, Interview PFNI keen for ‘speedy resolution’ after Minister promises to progress pay award PFNI Chair Liam Kelly had previously alleged there was a 'lack of urgency' in the Department of Justice over implementing a pay award that was due last September. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/3/2024 News Policing operations unaffected after station fire, says Met The force has confirmed that operations in Newham will be “unaffected”. Around 175 firefighters and 30 fire engines tackled a fire at Forest Gate police station in Newham on Wednesday. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/3/2024 News Police Scotland to roll out crime investigation pilot across entire service on a ‘phased basis’ DCC Malcolm Graham told the SPA Board last month that initial results of the pilot, undertaken in the north east Grampian region, were 'very positive'. Police Scotland intends to fully roll out a process which sees certain crimes not investigated, after an initial 12-week pilot returned positive results. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/3/2024 News Metropolitan Police officer admits child indecency charges A Metropolitan Police officer has admitted making and distributing indecent images of children. PC Adam Merriman appeared at Westminster Magistrates' Court charged with three counts of making an indecent image of a child, three counts of distributing an indecent image of a child and resisting arrest. BBC 8/3/2024 News ‘Sex predators within police operate in plain sight’ A former police inspector has said that “sexual predators are operating in plain sight” within the service. Rebecca Kalam served in West Midlands Police's firearms unit until she quit after winning a 2023 employment tribunal case in which she cited multiple instances of such behaviour. BBC 8/3/2024 News Rolling out Citizen Portal in Humberside ‘the right thing to do’ for public contact The Citizen Portal project has been trialled in Humberside as part of a programme designed to improve digital contact with the police. Humberside Police is set to roll out the Citizen Portal in the coming weeks after a pilot undertaken with two crime types led to a huge reduction in control room demand. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/3/2024 News Police chief who led Stakeknife inquiry condemns MI5 for stalling investigation Victims’ families say Jon Boutcher’s report into British spy proves state and IRA were ‘co-conspirators’ in murder The Guardian 8/3/2024 News Nottingham attacks: ‘We have no faith in the police. We want justice’ The murder of their children, students Grace and Barney, in Nottingham last summer brought mothers Sinéad O’Malley-Kumar and Emma Webber together in grief. Now they are united in their determination to hold the police and the justice system to account The Times - Subscription at source 8/3/2024 Interview, Opinion Police Scotland survey used to justify investigating fewer crimes completed by 43 people Tories accuse force of using ‘flimsy data’ to railroad through dangerous SNP-backed policy The Telegraph - Subscription at source 8/3/2024 News Delay in recruitment means bail unit won’t be ready until fall, Winnipeg police chief says CANADA: A new bail enforcement unit will take months to get up and running, Winnipeg's police chief says. In February, the province set aside $3 million to hire 12 officers for the unit, which will focus on arresting people who pose a safety risk by breaching conditions of their release. Recruitment for the unit will have to wait, however, because the service still needs to hire 24 officers for its downtown foot patrols, as well as replace officers who retire. CBC News (Canada) 8/3/2024 News Independent body should review NSW Police procedures on service weaponry: RLC AUSTRALIA: An independent body should review the NSW Police's procedures for handling service firearms, said the Redfern Legal Centre. The organisation also called for the findings of such a review to be publicised. The appeal follows an announcement by NSW Police Commissioner Karen Webb that Victoria Police had been tasked with reviewing the NSW Police's firearm handling procedures. Australasian Lawyer (Australia) 8/3/2024 News As NT Police faces racism claims, its minister’s old Facebook posts raise questions of hypocrisy AUSTRALIA: Just one week after Northern Territory police launched a review into the true extent of racism within its ranks, the minister in charge faced a firestorm over damaging Facebook posts. Brent Potter is clinging on to his police portfolio after revelations he shared Facebook posts from 2013 to 2019, featuring racist, homophobic and misogynistic language. ABC News (Australia) 8/3/2024 News «835836837838839840841842843Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
