Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103290 total results. Showing results 17661 to 17680 «880881882883884885886887888Next ›Last » New police dog guidance and APP launched New police dog guidance has been issued by the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) that provides nationally agreed minimum standards for all police forces. Police Professional 29/4/2024 News Gardaí seize €610,000 of drugs in joint operation with Revenue REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: As part of intelligence-led operations, Revenue officers seized two separate consignments, with a combined weight of approximately 30kgs of herbal cannabis with an estimated value of €610,000 in Dublin. Revenue’s Customs Service, the Garda National Drugs and Organised Crime Bureau (GNDOCB), DMR North Central Divisional Drugs Unit and the K District Drugs Unit, Revenue Officers all were involved in the operations, which took place today Monday, April 29. Limerick Live (Republic of Ireland) 29/4/2024 News ‘Substantial progress’ on policing response to child sexual abuse REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: An Garda Síochána has made “substantial progress” on improving its response to child sexual abuse following a critical report in 2017, the Policing Authority has said. Irish Legal News (Republic of Ireland) 29/4/2024 News, Report PSNI progress on ‘golden thread’ of neighbourhood policing – but officer abstractions are a threat A new report by Criminal Justice Inspection Northern Ireland has found that the Police Service of Northern Ireland has made significant progress on the “golden thread” of neighbourhood policing, but warns that high levels of officer abstraction, budget pressures and continuing security concerns are threats to the success of the approach, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 29/4/2024 Analysis, Feature Surrey’s court battle over police transition to begin Monday CANADA: The legal battle between the City of Surrey and the B.C. government over the ongoing police transition is expected to begin this week. Lawyers for the city are set to be in court Monday, seeking a judicial review of the province’s decision to force the switch away from the RCMP to a municipal police force. City News (Canada) 29/4/2024 News, Video How to report a minor crime on P.E.I. without having to call police CANADA: Imagine if someone broke into your shed and stole your new hedge clippers. Or they rummaged through your car and helped themselves to the $4.75 in your cupholder. CBC News (Canada) 29/4/2024 News Thames Valley Police chief proud of progress in tackling violence against women as annual data is released The police force has released new data showing an increase in the number of rape charges recorded throughout the area. Thames Valley Police’s chief constable has celebrated new data released by the force, showing its progress in tackling violence against women. Milton Keynes Citizen 29/4/2024 News Met police officer who punched medical worker in case of mistaken identity spared jail Metropolitan Police officer Jonathan Marsh punched Rasike Attanayake after mistaking him for a suspect. A police constable who punched a medical worker after mistaking him for a suspect has been spared jail. The Standard 29/4/2024 News Labour says police must listen to communities Police forces must listen to the communities they serve and do more to tackle anti-social behaviour, shoplifting and domestic violence, a senior Welsh Labour MP has said. BBC 29/4/2024 News New guidance on police dogs published From tracking suspects to supporting wellbeing, our four-legged colleagues play a vital role in policing, both on the frontline and behind the scenes. As part of our public order public safety (POPS) guidance we have worked with the National Police Chiefs Council (NPCC) to publish new national standards for the deployment and care of police dogs. College of Policing 29/4/2024 News Beds secures first convictions for sale of Enchrochat devices used to fund SOC The criminal activities of three men, who worked behind the guise of an established telecommunications business, were discovered by a specialist organised crime team. Bedfordshire Police has become the first force to secure convictions against people for selling encrypted devices used to facilitate serious and organised crime. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/4/2024 News Force triples shoplifting detection rate thanks to rise in retailers reporting The force's community policing lead, Supt Hoque, is 'very pleased' by the progress made in this area. Bedfordshire Police has tripled its solve rate for shoplifting offences reported last year thanks to retailers helping officers build an intelligence picture of the most prolific offenders. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/4/2024 News A successful policing operation which was still collectively smeared Officers on duty at the weekly Gaza War protests would welcome some 'without fear or favour' journalism writes Chris Hobbs. If officers on duty at the latest pro-Palestinian, pro-Israel protest and counter-protest yesterday, expected to wake up to media approbation in respect of a relatively trouble-free day, they were to be disappointed. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/4/2024 Analysis, Feature PSNI chief believes workload pressures contributed to officer taking their own life CC Jon Boutcher also told the Justice Committee that he is often challenged at the Northern Ireland Policing Board about having the highest sickness levels of the UK forces. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/4/2024 News New App sets minimum standards for PDs The new guidance sets out how dog units should carry out the day-to-day functions including training and animal welfare. The new NPCC Police Dog Standard sits alongside the College of Policing’s new Authorised Professional Practice, streamlining the previous guidance and mandating minimum standards. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/4/2024 News Rise in electronic monitoring adds to police workload A new set of electronic monitoring statistics published by the Ministry of Justice last week chart the seemingly inexorable use of tagging all across the criminal justice and immigration systems. Russell Webster reports. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/4/2024 News Children under 18 will no longer be sent to prison after law change The Children (Care and Justice) Bill changes the definition of a child in Scotland, meaning young offender institutions are replaced by secure accommodation The Times - Subscription at source 29/4/2024 News Thames Valley police and crime commissioner debate Four candidates standing in the Thames Valley Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) election next month have taken part in a BBC TV debate. BBC 29/4/2024 Feature, UK PCC Elections Must a person give their name and address to the police? The issue of stop and search has come under close scrutiny for some time, but what about ‘stop and account’, and an officer’s ability to gather necessary information to lawfully detain? Barrister Stephen Forster, a Lecturer in Law and Policing at Leeds Trinity University, looks at the legislation and police powers around stop and account, and how they affect both the police and the public. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 29/4/2024 Analysis, Feature Met police to pay ‘five-figure sum’ to French publisher arrested under anti-terror laws A French publisher who was arrested in London on terrorism charges has been awarded “substantial” damages by the Metropolitan police, as new figures reveal thousands of foreign nationals have been stopped at UK ports under anti-terror laws. The Guardian 29/4/2024 News «880881882883884885886887888Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
