Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 105133 total results. Showing results 17801 to 17820 «887888889890891892893894895Next ›Last » Friday Exchange: In conversation with A/CC James Colwell, CC Amanda Blakeman, Jason Langley and Joanna Traynor Welcome to our monthly coverage of the “Friday Exchange” from the Police Foundation, this one with A/CC James Colwell, CC Amanda Blakeman, Jason Langley and Joanna Traynor. PolicingTV 13/6/2024 Feature, Video Reports of sexual assault in NSW up 42% in five years, new data reveals AUSTRALIA: Reports of sexual assault in New South Wales have risen 42% in the past five years, according to data that also shows a “significant” rise in three other criminal offences. The data, released by the Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research (Boscar) in its quarterly update, showed reports of sexual assault had risen by 9.2% each year, on average, since 2019. Reports of sexual assault had increased 42% from 2019 to March 2024. The Guardian 13/6/2024 News “No category” in Garda system that records number of attempted child abductions REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Minister for Justice has told an Independent TD that “there is no category” in the PULSE computer system used by gardaí that “explicitly records the number of attempted child abductions”. Gript (Republic of Ireland) 12/6/2024 News APCC launches guidance on preventing deaths in custody The APCC has published guidance to support the prevention of deaths which occur in police custody and apparent suicides shortly following release. This guidance provides useful advice, recommendations, and case studies that, where possible, are supported by evaluation and evidence, in addition to gathering helpful resources and information into one convenient document. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 12/6/2024 News FA funds police unit to catch those who abuse England players on social media The Football Association has funded a special unit within the British police to help them prosecute anyone who abuses England’s players on social media. The governing body has long been committed to passing on the evidence of such instances to the authorities and there has sadly been too much of it. The Guardian 12/6/2024 News Prisoner early release plan approved The Scottish Parliament has approved the early release of some short-term prisoners to address the impacts of a recent rapid rise in the prison population Scottish Government 12/6/2024 News No police powers to Wales under Labour – Cooper Control of Welsh police forces would not be handed over to the Welsh government if Labour wins the UK election, the party's shadow home secretary has said. BBC 12/6/2024 News Anonymous officer assaulted man and pushed child A police officer has been sacked after he was found to have assaulted a man and pushed a child while off duty. Staffordshire Police confirmed that the officer, who was granted anonymity, was dismissed without notice following a three-day misconduct hearing. BBC 12/6/2024 News Crime here is hurting, whatever the statistics say On a terraced street in Middlesbrough, a teenager in a mask takes out a long kitchen knife from his trousers and says he’s prepared to use it. “It’s brutal round here, you have to be prepared, if you don’t stab them, they will stab you.” BBC 12/6/2024 Analysis, Feature Montreal police department unveils new action plan to fight crime CANADA: Montreal’s police chief, Fady Dagher, presented the department’s strategic plan for the next three years before Montreal’s public security commission on Wednesday. Global News (Canada) 12/6/2024 News New Zealand Police Bell 429 fleet achieves 15,000 flight hours NEW ZEALAND: Bell Textron Inc. announced the New Zealand Police Air Support Unit’s fleet of three Bell 429 helicopters recently surpassed 15,000 flight hours of successful operations. Since beginning operation in 2019, the Bell 429 aircraft have primarily served as airborne observation platforms to coordinate ground unit operations, especially when persons of interest remain present at incidents. Vertical 12/6/2024 News Police officer injured, driver shot during search warrant in rural Auckland settlement of Āwhitu NEW ZEALAND: A police officer has been struck by a vehicle and the driver shot at by police during a search warrant execution in Āwhitu this morning. Counties Manukau District Commander Superintendent Shanan Gray said police officers, including the Armed Offenders Squad (AOS) arrived at a residential address around 7am. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 12/6/2024 News Police root out large cannabis crop — destroying 350+ plants NEW ZEALAND: Hundreds of cannabis plants have been found in what police have called a "large-scale cannabis operation" in South Auckland this week — but those behind the operation are yet to be found. 1 News (New Zealand) 12/6/2024 News Conservative Party manifesto majors on policing and crime but ignores other emergency services Building on an announcement earlier this week where the Policing Minister pledged to recruit an additional 8,000 police officers should the Conservative Party be re-elected, the Conservative Party manifesto provides more detail on policing and tackling crime but leaves a void about plans for the rest of the emergency services. Emergency Services Times 12/6/2024 Feature, Opinion Met police ‘using human rights laws to block trooping the colour protest’ Anti-monarchy group to challenge ’Kafkaesque’ move by force over Saturday’s event to mark king’s birthday The Guardian 12/6/2024 News West Yorkshire’s missing from care national framework ‘should apply to all children’ An evaluation of the framework also included discussion over whether Right Care, Right Person policies should apply to missing children. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/6/2024 News Popular ACC who joined policing late retires after 28 years’ service As a safeguarding officer Tonya Antonis gained a reputation for getting a conviction for every case that went to court. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/6/2024 News Middle-East tensions mean UK public order challenges continue Chris Hobbs attends the latest series of Gaza War protests in which Speaker's Corner became an unusual potential flashpoint. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/6/2024 News Undercover officer tells Coutts murder-conspiracy trial protester willing to die CANADA: An undercover police officer who infiltrated the Coutts, Alta., border blockade in 2022 says Anthony Olienick told her he was committed to the cause and vowed if police interfered, force would be met with force. Blue Line (Canada) 12/6/2024 News RNC western Newfoundland expansion to be complete by June 30 CANADA: The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary (RNC) is set to complete its jurisdictional expansion in western Newfoundland by the end of June. This is the second and final phase of expansion for the RNC, with the first phase taking place in February. Blue Line (Canada) 12/6/2024 News «887888889890891892893894895Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
