Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103010 total results. Showing results 16821 to 16840 «838839840841842843844845846Next ›Last » Officer shot with crossbow bolt after attending stabbing incident Assailant was shot by an armed officer after man stabbed and officer shot with a crossbow. A Thames Valle officer was shot in the leg with a crossbow following reports of a stabbing in a Buckinghamshire village. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/5/2024 News Scottish justice system very inefficient compared to CPS says CC Jo Farrell She described police officers as “the visible part of the criminal justice system” for distressed victims facing repeated court delays. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/5/2024 News Former officer would have been dismissed over ‘racist, sexist and misogynistic’ text messages A former officer who sent inappropriate and discriminatory text messages to a colleague would have been dismissed had he not already resigned. Police Professional 13/5/2024 News ‘If people have left phones lying around we are not going to investigate’ In her first interview since becoming Police Scotland chief constable, Jo Farrell explains why funding pressures mean her officers are not prioritising all housebreaking or theft. The Times - Subscription at source 13/5/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion A day in the life of police in Britain’s knife crime capital Warring drug gangs and social media spats have fuelled the growing problem in the West Midlands, say medics treating knife wounds each day. The Times - Subscription at source 13/5/2024 Feature Police Scotland Chief Constable blasts the SNP’s soft-touch justice system as ‘very inefficient’ In one of her first major interventions to stamp her authority on the national force, Jo Farrell has also said her officers must not spend so much time answering mental health distress calls Scottish Daily Express 13/5/2024 News Police Ombudsman accused of abusing ‘power, position and trust’ The brother of a man shot dead by the British army 30 years ago has accused the Police Ombudsman of abusing its ‘power, position and trust’ over its relationship with a controversial new legacy body. Mark Thompson was speaking after it emerged that more than 330 complaints to the ombudsman have been shelved following the introduction of the Legacy Act. The Irish News 13/5/2024 News Australian Federal Police union threatens airport and parliament shutdowns in major walkout over pay dispute AUSTRALIA: Members of the Australian Federal Police Association have threatened to walk out of airports and military facilities around the country over pay disputes. Sky News 13/5/2024 News Ultra-fast boat for Northern Territory Police AUSTRALIA: Dongara Marine has handed over a fast patrol boat that law enforcement personnel in Australia’s Northern Territory can rely on to deliver superior performance, safety, and reliability whether it is patrolling coastal waters or responding to emergency situations. Completed in March 2024, PV Deutrom was purpose designed, built, and equipped for police operations requiring very high speed and the ability to carry multiple personnel. Dongara Marine also supplied a custom, heavy duty aluminium trailer to enable the vessel to be used throughout the Territory’s diverse and often remote maritime landscape. Marine Business News (Australia) 13/5/2024 News Police Commissioner Andrew Coster to reveal specialised gang task force to target organised crime NEW ZEALAND: Police Commissioner Andrew Coster is set to announce new measures to crack down on gang crime and gangs’ anti-social behaviour when he fronts media tomorrow morning, the Herald can reveal. Coster will make the announcement at 11.15am at the Auckland Central Police Station. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 13/5/2024 News Police to hand SNP report to prosecutors within weeks, Chief Constable says Prosecutors will receive the police report on charges against ex-SNP chief executive Peter Murrell within weeks, Scotland's top officer has said. Holyrood Magazine 13/5/2024 News Science, data and technology in policing: A personal view UK policing faces a continuing struggle to leverage the maximum effectiveness and efficiency out of the use of new technology, while accommodating concerns around ethics and human rights; Darren Scates, the Met Police Chief Digital Data and Technology Officer, looks at some of the particular challenges around the practical implementation and delivery of innovative technologies, and suggests steps the service could take to improve outcomes. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 13/5/2024 Feature, Innovation, Opinion Police Scotland chief: Hate crime law ‘hijacked by mischief makers’ Jo Farrell has admitted that staff were initially overwhelmed by complaints but defended its introduction as ‘a good and positive measure’ The Times - Subscription at source 13/5/2024 News ‘I can’t rule it out’: Police chief admits possibility of ‘another Wayne Couzens’ in UK’s second biggest force A top police officer has told LBC that she can't rule out there being another Wayne Couzens within her ranks. [AUDIO] LBC 13/5/2024 News Failing mental health service and courts overwhelm police, says Scottish chief Police Scotland’s Jo Farrell says other agencies need to ‘step up’ and allow officers to focus on core duties The Guardian 13/5/2024 News ‘It’s all about safety’: Police Minister Paul Papalia backs in $40m revenue windfall off new speed cameras AUSTRALIA: New speed cameras projected to bring in an extra $40 million in revenue over the next four years will capture more offenses on more roads, Police Minister Paul Papalia has declared. The West Australian (Australia) - Subscription at source 13/5/2024 News Police force ‘answering more calls quicker’ Calls to the police are now being answered quicker than they were three years ago, a force has said. BBC 13/5/2024 News NT police to receive $90 million boost in Lawler government’s pre-election 2024 budget AUSTRALIA: The Northern Territory Police Force will receive a $90 million pay rise in the upcoming NT budget, with another half a billion dollars pledged for the years ahead. ABC News (Australia) 13/5/2024 News ‘It’s never been as dangerous to take illicit drugs’: NPCC Promising Practice Drugs event In the first of a series of interviews looking at Illicit Drugs and Policing, Jason Harwin , KPM speaks with the National Police Chiefs Council (NPCC) Drugs lead Chief Constable Dr Richard Lewis and NPCC Drugs coordinator Mark Lay at the NPCC Promising Practice event at Canada House London on the 17th April. With over 140 delegates from across Policing, the Home Office, APPC, Health professionals and wider law enforcement the event provided an opportunity to share practice, including responses to the increasing risks from illicit drugs. PolicingTV 13/5/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video PCC says role is ‘key for scrutiny of police’ Merseyside's police and crime commissioner has said many members of the public are still unaware of what the role involves but are "pleasantly surprised" when they hear about what work is being done. BBC 12/5/2024 News «838839840841842843844845846Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
