Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93401 total results. Showing results 17381 to 17400 «866867868869870871872873874Next ›Last » Black woman ‘grabbed by throat’ during incident in Peckham shop Police launch investigation after protesters gather at south London hair products store. Police are investigating an incident at a hair products shop in south London where a video posted online apparently showed a black female customer being grabbed by the throat by a man attempting to restrain her. The Guardian 12/9/2023 News Jailed Peterborough man threw washing machine at police from window A man who threw a sofa and white goods - including a washing machine and fridge - at police while trying to evade capture has been jailed. Safin Mustafa, 30, of Lincoln Road in Peterborough, targeted police and others with various objects, which he threw from a flat window in June. BBC 12/9/2023 News Merseyside Police must cut £15m from budget by 2028, PCC says Merseyside Police has "significant funding challenges ahead" and will need to make further cuts, the region's police and crime commissioner has said. In a report, Labour's Emily Spurrell said she had approved £2.9m of cuts for 2023/24, but the force would need to save a further £15.3m by 2027/28. BBC 12/9/2023 News Edmonton police chief explains how new ‘zero tolerance’ rules will play out on city streets CANADA: One day after Alberta justice officials announced new plans to crack down on open drug use, Chief Dale McFee joined Edmonton AM to share more details on what the changes might mean for enforcement and addictions support. CBC News (Canada) 12/9/2023 Feature, Interview, Video Q & A: Sgt. Maria Keen on police, diversity and front-line reality CANADA: Sgt. Maria Keen was the first Filipina police officer in Canada. She heads the Outreach Recruiting Section of the Ottawa Police Service. In July 2023, she was awarded the Order of Merit from the Governor General for her exemplary service. Ottawa Citizen (Canada) 12/9/2023 Feature, Interview, Opinion Halifax appoints first Black police chief CANADA: Don MacLean will soon be the acting chief of the Halifax Regional Police, following the announcement earlier this month that outgoing police Chief Dan Kinsella is retiring. On Tuesday, the Halifax Regional Municipality issued a release announcing that council has approved a recommendation by the Board of Police Commissioners to appoint MacLean as the acting chief. He will take over Kinsella's position on Sept. 16. CBC News (Canada) 12/9/2023 News Public Perceptions of the Police During COVID-19: A Cross-National Analysis Using cross-national data collected during the pandemic, this study examines factors influencing public willingness to obey and cooperate with police during the COVID-19 pandemic. Data for the study were garnered using web-based surveys, which yielded about 500 participants from the U.S., India, Brazil, Kenya, and several European countries. OLS results revealed that police legitimacy remains a crucial predictor of public willingness to obey and cooperate with the police. However, fears experienced during the pandemic failed to directly predict public's obligation to obey the police and their willingness to cooperate with the police. Interestingly, fear had an indirect effect on the relationship between police legitimacy and the obligation to obey and cooperate with the police. Conceptualizations of police legitimacy should continue to be tested, alternative versions of surveying without the limitations of COVID-19 should be undertaken, and attempts to understand more local environments should be made. Criminal Justice Review - Subscription at source 12/9/2023 Research article ‘Potential to transform policing’ – Gardaí commence public procurement process for body worn cameras REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: An Garda Síochána has today (September 12 2023) commenced the public procurement process for body-worn cameras (BWC) with the publication of a Request for Information (RFI) on Body Worn Cameras (BWC) and Digital Evidence Management Systems (DEMS) on EU Tenders website. Ireland Live (Republic of Ireland) 12/9/2023 News Gardaí plan to roll out body cameras to record incidents with public from 2025 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardaí have begun the process to purchase body cameras for all frontline officers. At an event in Dublin today the force unveiled their plans as the legislation allowing for the new equipment to be used in Ireland is being considered in the Seanad. The gardaí have liaised with police forces across Europe and large cities in the United States as they research the best options. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 12/9/2023 News Police threaten to report XR activists taking children on protests NETHERLANDS: Tactic in the Netherlands denounced by child protection service and climate change protesters as ‘intimidation’ The Times - Subscription at source 12/9/2023 News Police arrest brazen daylight robber NEW ZEALAND: It’s game over for one man who will front court following an aggravated robbery at a gaming venue on Victoria Street on Friday. New Zealand Police 12/9/2023 News AFP delivers new RSIPF traffic centre AUSTRALIA: The AFP and Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) officially opened a new police traffic centre in Kukum, Honiara, yesterday (11 September), which provides officers with expanded capabilities to keep communities safe. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 12/9/2023 Press release Police officer knelt on man’s face, fracturing his cheekbone, during unlawful arrest NEW ZEALAND: A police officer who knelt on a man’s face and fractured his cheekbone during an unlawful arrest has been commended by his boss for “faithfully serving the Hawke’s Bay community for more than a decade”. Stuff (New Zealand) 12/9/2023 News Robbers shot at, arrested, after trying to rob cannabis grower – police NEW ZEALAND: An alleged attempt to rob a cannabis grower has gone wrong for a man who was shot, before he and his accomplices were arrested, police say. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 12/9/2023 News WA police investigate alleged attempted child abduction in Warnbro AUSTRALIA: WA police are investigating reports of an attempted child abduction, the second such incident in the Perth suburb of Warnbro within two months. ABC News (Australia) 12/9/2023 News Queensland police officers in racist recordings to keep their jobs, undergo ‘emotional intelligence’ training AUSTRALIA: Three Queensland police officers who joked about "beating and burying" black people in audio secretly recorded at Brisbane watch house will keep their jobs. ABC News (Australia) 12/9/2023 News Police leader uses conference speech to hit out at Government interference Paul Fotheringham, president of the Police Superintendents’ Association, used his annual speech to hit back at Suella Braverman’s crusade. A senior police leader has hit out at Government “whims” and criticised the Home Secretary’s war on political activism in policing. The Independent 12/9/2023 News Detectives urge sex party guests to contact police as man is charged with spreading HIV Detectives today have urged sex party guests to contact police after a man was charged with spreading HIV. Luke Davis, 29, has denied the criminal transmission of HIV in Worcestershire. He is set to appear at Worcester Crown Court on November 24 for a plea hearing. Mail Online 12/9/2023 News Police leader questions Braverman clampdown on officers’ impartiality Paul Fotheringham says home secretary positioning police as political rather than inclusive. Suella Braverman’s plan to clamp down on police officers who dance at Pride or wear badges could open the door to discrimination against marginalised communities, a senior police officer has claimed. The Guardian 12/9/2023 News Julian Bennett conduct hearing outcome expected October 31st The hearing resumed this morning but only to hear closing submissions. A panel decision in the hearing of Met Commander Julian Bennett is now not expected until the end of next month. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/9/2023 News «866867868869870871872873874Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
