Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 105048 total results. Showing results 17041 to 17060 «849850851852853854855856857Next ›Last » UK publishes tender for police facial recognition Home Office wants facial matching API for law enforcement purposes BiometricUpdate.com 1/7/2024 News Reports of online child sexual abuse increase by 21 per cent in Scotland Reports of online child sexual abuse and exploitation (OCSAE) in Scotland have increased by 21 per cent according to new data from Police Scotland. Police Professional 1/7/2024 News Met apologises for spying on police justice campaigns in 1980s and 1990s The Undercover Policing Inquiry heard that targeting the groups was an example of unacceptable political policing. The Independent 1/7/2024 News Monzo launches tools to tackle phone thieves raiding savings It comes amid a rise in incidents of phone theft over recent years, with particularly high levels reported in London. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/7/2024 News Force launches workforce survey as chief acknowledges staff concerns over ‘inclusion’ As of March 31 this year Police Scotland had 5,807 FTE staff, a combined 2,946 of whom work in either corporate services and contact, command and control. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/7/2024 News Interim police chief appointed amid misconduct probe A new chief constable has been put in temporary charge of Humberside Police as a misconduct investigation into the outgoing chief continues BBC 1/7/2024 News ‘Challenging system’: Crown lawyer talks bail rules with police board CANADA: 'We are part of the justice system, and we recognize the limitations of it, but that is the system we have,' says Barrie police chief. Bay Today (Canada) 1/7/2024 News Police officer dismissed over cocaine use A police officer has been dismissed after being found to be in possession of cocaine and supplying a member of the public with police information. BBC 1/7/2024 News Public across Longford, Roscommon and Mayo urged to consider joining Garda Reserves ahead of deadline REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A final push is being made for members of the public to consider joining the Garda Reserves in a bid to boost day to day policing across Longford, Roscommon and Mayo. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 1/7/2024 News Limerick gardai freed up for frontline duties as immigration duties are ‘transferred’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Minister for Justice confirms change will take effect from next week. Ireland Live (Republic of Ireland) 1/7/2024 News North West Garda allocation “nowhere near what’s required” REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: There are concerns locally that the latest allocation of Gardaí to the North West will not address the fears that members of the community will have. [AUDIO] Ocean FM (Republic of Ireland) 1/7/2024 News How AI is transforming crime – and what should be done to fight it From fraud to CSE to radicalisation, generative artificial intelligence is already changing criminal operations; experts at the recent UCL International Crime Science Conference discussed what changes that are “faster than the industrial revolution” mean now and for the future, and debated ways to uphold public safety, as Policing Insight’s Ian Weinfass reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 1/7/2024 Analysis, Feature Yvette Cooper: People feel police aren’t there, that no one is coming The woman who could be home secretary on Friday if Labour wins the election wants respect for law and order restored The Times - Subscription at source 1/7/2024 News Next stage of undercover policing inquiry to look at SDS activity in 80s and 90s The next stage of the public inquiry into the activities of undercover police is due to begin on Monday at the start of a batch of hearings looking at the disbanded Special Demonstration Squad (SDS) between 1983 and 1992. Evidence is due to be heard in two stages from July to early August and then for several months starting in late September. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/7/2024 News Police drop one criminal investigation every 13 seconds as number of probes abandoned without a suspect being established soars by 30 per cent Police abandoned a criminal investigation every 13 seconds without finding the culprit last year. The number of criminal inquiries dropped without a suspect being identified has soared by 30 per cent in just two years, new Home Office figures show. More than 2.3million investigations were abandoned in 2023 without the perpetrator being found - more than four every minute and almost 6,500 each day. Mail Online 1/7/2024 News Victoria’s New police teams to target repeat offenders amid Labor’s bail law failures AUSTRALIA: Victoria Police launches new teams to monitor repeat offenders in Melbourne and Geelong, raising questions about the effectiveness of current bail laws and recent legislative changes WyndhamTV (Australia) 1/7/2024 News Nat Barr grills NSW Police Minister Yasmin Catley over delayed cop response to alleged DV murder of Sarah Miles in Casino AUSTRALIA: Nat Barr has grilled the NSW Police Minister over why it took officers an hour to respond to a Triple Zero call where a woman was allegedly murdered by her boyfriend. Police found mother-of-three Sarah Miles unconscious with head injuries before she died at her Johnston Street home at Casino, in northern NSW, at 2.30am on Saturday. Her partner, Dwayne John Creighton, 31, has been arrested and charged with her murder. Mail Online 1/7/2024 News New report shows NSW police “rarely being held to account” AUSTRALIA: The peak Indigenous legal service in New South Wales has stated the findings from a new report reveal the NSW Police are "rarely being held to account over allegations of misconduct". National Indigenous Times (NIT) (Australia) 1/7/2024 News More than 8000 mobile phone offences detected in South Australia AUSTRALIA: Authorities said the offences were recorded during the first week of the cameras becoming operational – but offending motorists will only receive a warning letter rather than a penalty from June to September 2024. Drive (Australia) 1/7/2024 News A police officer was found not guilty of murder. Now a coroner will examine her death AUSTRALIA: Four and a half years after she was shot in the stomach by a WA police officer, troubled Indigenous woman JC will be the focus of a two-week coronial inquest that will ask questions about the medical care she received prior to her death, as well as whether the police response on the night of her death was justified. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) 1/7/2024 News «849850851852853854855856857Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
