Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103010 total results. Showing results 16921 to 16940 «843844845846847848849850851Next ›Last » Specials team recognised at annual awards for helping to prevent theft from freight vehicles Hampshire's annual Citizens in Policing Awards celebrate the successes and achievement of those who dedicate their spare time to volunteering in a variety of roles with the force. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/5/2024 News Updated competency and values framework (CVF) introduced Updated CVF available for forces to use for recruitment, assessment and development College of Policing 9/5/2024 News NPCC involved in new project investigating the future use of AI in law enforcement Led by Northumbria University, the Probabilistic AI Systems in Law Enforcement Futures project has secured £3.4m worth of funding over the next four years. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/5/2024 News PSNI Chief Constable to be pressed for answers over surveillance revelations It comes after revelations at the Investigatory Powers Tribunal in London around PSNI spying tactics on reporters. The Standard 9/5/2024 News Interim guidance – Responding to Hate The Hate Crime and Public Order (Scotland) Act was implemented on 1 April 2024. Police Scotland has today, Thursday, 9 May 2024, published interim guidance for officers on the recording of Non-Crime Hate Incidents. This guidance aligns with the training programme for the implementation of the new legislation and provides further detail around our approach to Non-Crime Hate Incidents over and above the existing Hate Crime National Guidance. Police Scotland 9/5/2024 News Fury as up to 12 police forces issue officers body-worn cameras made in China despite rising fears over Beijing’s hacking and spying threat Senior Tory MPs and surveillance experts have criticised police forces for using body-cameras made in China - despite rising fears of the spying and hacking threat posed by Beijing. Reveal Media, a company based in London, provides at least 12 British police forces with the cameras - which are used to record encounters between officers and the public. At least three of the forces all use its live facial recognition (LFR) technology, which scans the faces of members of the public in real-time to identify suspects. Mail Online 9/5/2024 News London crime now needs privatised police — and alarm bells should be ringing When David Hanson broke through the window of an M&S in Streatham Hill and nicked 20 bottles of prosecco and £500 worth of steak, he already had 105 convictions, including 33 burglaries. His face, and the entire crime, was caught on shop CCTV. When arrested he immediately admitted to the theft — along with a previous one at the same location — a confession that was caught on a body camera. As he was led away, he was wearing the same clothes he had worn to the earlier burglary. The Standard 9/5/2024 Feature, Opinion Met Police ability to tackle crime set to deteriorate The Metropolitan Police’s ability to tackle crimes such as robbery, theft and violence is “likely” to worsen because of a recruitment crisis, the force has warned in an internal report. The Met says there will be “potentially severe” consequences and a “significant impact” on its ability to police the capital unless its recruitment and retention crisis is resolved. The force predicts it will be short of 1,400 officers by the end of the year on a total complement of 34,415. The Telegraph 9/5/2024 News Regina police hope new biometric monitoring system will save lives in detention facility CANADA: The Regina Police Service (RPS) says it is the first in Saskatchewan and possibly Canada to implement new technology in its detention facility that will offer real-time monitoring of detainees’ vital health metrics. CTV News (Canada) 9/5/2024 News Durham police wants officers, 911 dispatchers to complete ‘refresher’ course on pursuits after fatal 401 crash CANADA: The pursuit course is an annual requirement, but the reminder to staff was prompted by last week’s wrong-way 401 crash that killed four people, including grandparents and their new grandson. Toronto Star (Canada) 9/5/2024 News Police developing strategy to combat knife crime amid growing trend in UK, Australia NEW ZEALAND: Police are developing a strategy to combat knife crime amid concerns that increased levels of knife violence in Britain and Australia could soon reach our shores. NZ Herald (New Zealand) - Subscription at source 9/5/2024 News Government triggers crisis measure to ease prison overcrowding Exclusive: Operation Safeguard confirmed by Ministry of Justice after damning report on conditions in one of UK’s biggest jails The Guardian 9/5/2024 News Questions over why police did not oppose alleged killer’s bail before Molly Ticehurst’s death AUSTRALIA: Concerns raised in NSW parliament about why prosecutor did not oppose bail for domestic violence charges against former partner including rape and stalking The Guardian 9/5/2024 News 5 departments set for Budget boosts amid public service spending cuts NEW ZEALAND: The Government has promised to restrict spending, while delivering income tax cuts to the vast majority of workers. To do so, public service bosses have been releasing proposals to cut spending ahead of Finance Minister Nicola Willis’s first Budget. Stuff (New Zealand) 9/5/2024 News Brisbane City Council releases CCTV of offending as more cameras installed to combat youth crime AUSTRALIA: In the centre of Brisbane city, a group of women are having their pictures taken by a photographer, before a man appearing to wield a weapon approaches them. ABC News (Australia) 9/5/2024 News ‘Botched up police job’: Lachie’s father gives evidence NEW ZEALAND: Lachie Jones’ father has described the investigation into his son’s death as a "botched up police job" and still does not accept the conclusion that he drowned. Star News (New Zealand) 9/5/2024 News Police officer admits burglary and corruption offence Sergeant Ben Cooke, 34, of South Wales Police, has also accepted that he accessed a computer without authorisation Wales Online 9/5/2024 News South West police forces sign BT for managed IT service Two police forces in the South West of England have agreed on a 10-year managed IT service contract worth £70 million with BT. UKAuthority.com 9/5/2024 News Fury as up to 12 police forces issue officers body-worn cameras made in China despite rising fears over Beijing’s hacking and spying threat Senior Tory MPs and surveillance experts have criticised police forces for using body-cameras made in China - despite rising fears of the spying and hacking threat posed by Beijing. Mail Online 9/5/2024 News New Assistant Chief Constable takes up the reins The Civil Nuclear Constabulary (CNC) is pleased to announce the appointment of Kerry Smith as our new Assistant Chief Constable (ACC). Home Office 9/5/2024 News «843844845846847848849850851Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
