Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103022 total results. Showing results 17221 to 17240 «858859860861862863864865866Next ›Last » North Yorkshire Police refers itself to watchdog over Malton death North Yorkshire Police has referred itself to the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) following the death of a woman in Malton. BBC 2/5/2024 News Fifty years of the Police National Computer (PNC) The PNC will be retired in less than two years. Carmel Southern and Scott Brown from the Law Enforcement Data Service (LEDS) programme at the Home Office review the core policing system's long history and what will replace it. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/5/2024 News Digital transformation: For policing and criminal justice – Register for forums in New Zealand and across Australia! Join us for a series of forums in New Zealand and across Australia from 11th to 20th June, sharing the journey of a range of forces and other law enforcement agencies and their adoption of NICE Digital Evidence Management Systems (DEMS). The sessions will be invaluable to police forces in Australia and New Zealand as they plan to introduce the system. Policing Insight 2/5/2024 Advertisement, Feature No evidence that South Wales Police actions contributed to the death of Mohamud Hassan Mr Hassan alleged to family members that he had been assaulted by officers and discriminated against on the grounds of race but the investigation found no evidence of that. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/5/2024 News West Yorkshire PC admits terror offences over messages supporting Hamas Two of Adil’s colleagues reported to their senior officers that they had viewed images posted by Adil on his WhatsApp stories which caused them 'concern'. A West Yorkshire PC has pleaded guilty to two terror offences over messages he shared on WhatsApp in support of Hamas. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/5/2024 News Katie Simpson: Police misconduct found in early stages of investigation Police officers "committed misconduct" in the initial stages of the investigation into the 2020 murder of showjumper Katie Simpson, the chief constable has told the Policing Board. BBC 2/5/2024 News Police officer pleads guilty to terror offences A 26-year-old police officer has pleaded guilty to two terror offences, over messages he shared on WhatsApp. BBC 2/5/2024 News Police Scotland to host this year’s National Police Dog Trials Police Scotland will host the 62nd annual National Police Dog Trials later this month. Police Professional 2/5/2024 News Officer dismissed after giving misleading reference for sacked former colleague A British Transport Police (BTP) detective inspector who “intentionally misled” a public authority when providing a character reference for a previously sacked colleague has been dismissed. Police Professional 2/5/2024 News Why this Alberta city’s transition away from the RCMP is so different from the bitter political fight in Surrey CANADA: Grande Prairie's move to a municipal police force is not facing same hard political fight as it is in Surrey. Here's why. Vancouver Sun (Canada) 2/5/2024 News Monday’s highway carnage is yet more proof that police chases are never worth the risk CANADA: The dangers were obvious, at least to some officers. “Someone’s going to get hurt,” an unidentified OPP officer commented over the radio. Toronto Star (Canada) 2/5/2024 Feature, Opinion How the boastful killer of Detective Garda Adrian Donohoe was finally brought to justice REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The murder outside a Louth credit union in 2013 shocked the country but the fight to secure a conviction was far from straightforward. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 2/5/2024 News Andrews calls for second Garda training facility based in Dublin REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Dublin MEP Barry Andrews has called for a second garda training facility based in Dublin to increase the capacity for garda training and make it more attractive for potential recruits to sign up. Dublin People (Republic of Ireland) 2/5/2024 News Gardai shine a light on domestic abuse supports for Go Purple Day REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: This Friday, Donegal gardaí will join the nationwide initiative, Go Purple Day, to raise awareness about domestic abuse and the vital support services available to victims. Donegal Woman 2/5/2024 News Bill would allow police to test blood of fatal RTC drivers without consent Bill would amend section 7A of the Road Traffic Act 1988 to allow a blood sample to be tested without the consent of the person it was taken from. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/5/2024 News Convicted stalker to pay damages to detective in charge of investigation Stalker published videos on social media including describing the officer as corrupt, alleging she had lied in court, and claiming she “had colluded with the BBC." Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/5/2024 News Police Scotland to host 62nd annual National Police Dog Trials Police Scotland last hosted the event in 2015. Police Oracle 2/5/2024 News New NZ Police digital notebook provides clear audit trail and greater transparency A new digital notebook app being rolled out across NZ Police – the latest step towards Commissioner Andrew Coster’s goal of a fully digitalised case environment – offers a real-time facility with clear time and date stamps, improved case management, and transparent audit trail to generate greater confidence in the criminal justice process, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 2/5/2024 Feature, Innovation It’s time to abolish Police and Crime Commissioners When the idea of having Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) first arose it seemed so promising. These would be locally elected candidates, tough and charismatic and they’d be given the power needed to transform the country. Bureaucrats have taken control of British policing, said David Cameron at the time, and cops should be dealing with anti-social crime not fining motorists. PCCs were the local heroes who would revive proper policing, and hold bad police to account. The Spectator 2/5/2024 Feature, Opinion Former BBC journalist ‘spied on by police’ in Northern Ireland Vincent Kearney, who made a 2011 documentary investigating independence of Northern Ireland’s police watchdog, says he is determined to find out what happened. The Independent 2/5/2024 News «858859860861862863864865866Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
