Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100376 total results. Showing results 17981 to 18000 «896897898899900901902903904Next ›Last » Use of Garda body cameras will be ‘ineffective and inherently flawed’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The proposed use by gardaí of facial recognition technology (FRT) runs the risk of deploying a technology that is “ineffective, inherently flawed, and proven to be discriminatory”, an Oireachtas committee will hear on Tuesday. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 13/2/2024 News Garda chief to warn of ‘unfeasible’ digital workload with 22,000 hours of Dublin riots footage REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Risks of bringing in facial recognition technology for policing 'too high', civil liberties groups to tell politicians. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) - Subscription at source 13/2/2024 News Nottingham attacks: Second police force investigated over contact with killer The police watchdog has started an investigation into a force's contact with Valdo Calocane before he killed three people in Nottingham. BBC 12/2/2024 News More than £700k lost to romance fraud over 10 months in Northern Ireland In the last 10 months, just over £713,000 has been lost in Northern Ireland as a result of romance fraud, according to Police Service of Northern Ireland figures. Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) 12/2/2024 News First person in England and Wales convicted of cyberflashing Nicholas Hawkes, 39, from Basildon in Essex found guilty under provisions of Online Safety Act The Guardian 12/2/2024 News Police officer accused of strangling and assaulting man during arrest faces trial A trial date has been set for a police officer accused of strangling and assaulting a man during an arrest. North Wales PC Richard Williams, 42, is accused of assault causing actual bodily harm and intentional strangulation against Steven Clark in Porthmadog, Gwynedd, on May 10 last year. Daily Post 12/2/2024 News Watchdog investigates Nottinghamshire Police over contact with killer Valdo Calocane The police watchdog is investigating Nottinghamshire Police over the force’s contact with triple killer Valdo Calocane before his brutal stabbing rampage. The paranoid schizophrenic, 32, was last month sentenced to a hospital order at Nottingham Crown Court after he was convicted of stabbing to death students Barnaby Webber and Grace O’Malley-Kumar, both aged 19, and school caretaker Ian Coates, 65, in Nottingham in June last year. The Independent 12/2/2024 News Thames Valley PCC criticises force over gender description of defendant A police and crime commissioner (PCC) has criticised his own force for accepting a defendant's self-description as a woman. Thames Valley Police previously said Osareen Omoruyi, 51, of Witney in Oxfordshire, was a female and had been charged with sexual offences. PCC Matthew Barber said the defendant was male and the police should "deal in facts" to maintain public confidence. BBC 12/2/2024 News New Met DAC and counter-terrorism Senior National Coordinator appointed Assistant Chief Constable (ACC) Vicki Evans of Cambridgeshire Constabulary has been appointed as the new Senior National Coordinator (SNC) for Counter Terrorism Policing. Metropolitan Police Service 12/2/2024 News Protests, transit safety and war: Calgary police spend double their OT and call-out budget in ’23 CANADA: The Calgary Police Service spent nearly double its overtime and call-out budget in 2023, according to an internal email sent to senior leadership. The email, sent in mid-January, shows the service budgeted $11.4 million in 2023 for extra-hours pay but ended up spending $22.1 million. CBC News (Canada) 12/2/2024 News Ottawa sees 19 per cent increase in reported hate crimes in 2023, police say CANADA: The number of reported hate crimes in Ottawa increased 19 per cent in 2023 from the year before, according to Ottawa police. The Hate and Bias Crime Unit investigated 460 reported incidents in 2023, including 344 criminal and 116 hate-motivated incidents. That's up from 377 total incidents, including 300 criminal and 77 hate incidents, reported in Ottawa in 2022. CTV News (Canada) 12/2/2024 News Developing a narrative theory of deception for the analysis of mock-Covert Human Intelligence Source (CHIS) accounts Human source intelligence (HUMINT) practitioners are concerned with detecting informant deception, and previous research indicates that the verbal content of an informant’s narrative can be used to identify potential deceit. The current study extends previous research by analysing the narrative structure and narrative identity of accounts provided by 22 participants undertaking the role of a mock-informant. Results indicate that deception affects the structure of a mock-informant narrative, with deceptive mock-informants employing abstract introductions and evaluative remarks to withhold information and to distract their listeners with emotional content. Additionally, deceptive mock-informants are more likely to express a low potency narrative role, such as a victim or tragic hero. Furthermore, there is tentative evidence to suggest that an analysis of narrative identity can also provide an indication of varying levels of motivation and cooperation among truthful mock-informants. These findings have implications for HUMINT practitioners in the field and add to the wider body of deception detection research. The Police Journal: Theory Practice and Principles 12/2/2024 Research article Video: Home Affairs review recommends more sharing of security intelligence AUSTRALIA: Dennis Richardson says there's good reason why some agencies might not share some information, but this was not the case for the AFP and Home Affairs Department. ABC News (Australia) 12/2/2024 Video Police outline plans for mental distress call-outs NEW ZEALAND: The country's top cop says dealing with thousands of mental distress call-outs each year is getting in the way of fighting crime and it's time for health services to step up. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 12/2/2024 News Flawed 111 system causing deaths and injuries: police documents NEW ZEALAND: The Government was warned a year ago the 111 emergency call system is so old, slow and fragmented that it is causing deaths and injuries, police documents show. But the Labour government dropped a project in August to replace the system, which is shared between police and Fire and Emergency. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 12/2/2024 News AFP inspiring next generation of forensics experts AUSTRALIA: The AFP has celebrated International Day for Women and Girls in Science by opening the doors of its world-class forensics facility to female high school students interested in pursuing a career in forensic science. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 12/2/2024 News Croydon: Met Police to continue facial recognition despite concerns Live facial recognition is a "vital tool" for policing, the Metropolitan Police says, as it continues its roll-out of the technology in south London. Two vans with live facial recognition (LFR) were deployed in Croydon on Friday as part of an ongoing operation. BBC 12/2/2024 News Police failed to investigate officer abuse complaints, say women Seven women are accusing Devon and Cornwall Police of failing to investigate serving and former officers for domestic abuse and sexual violence. In some cases, the men were promoted to specialist roles dealing with violence against women, the group claims. BBC 12/2/2024 News IOPC to investigate Nottinghamshire Police contact with Valdo Calocane before three people killed The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has started an investigation into complaints about Nottinghamshire Police’s previous contact with Valdo Calocane and their handling of the murder investigation following the deaths of three people in Nottingham in June last year (2023). Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 12/2/2024 News Police launch probe over allegations of pupils ‘sharing child abuse images on Snapchat’ which emerged during school event on safer internet use School pupils are being investigated by police following allegations that they shared sex abuse images of babies and young children on Snapchat. Hampshire Police have now launched a probe with a 'concerning social media group' said to be at the heart of the investigation. Mail Online 12/2/2024 News «896897898899900901902903904Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
