Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 105134 total results. Showing results 18181 to 18200 «906907908909910911912913914Next ›Last » Drew Harris says Garda bodycams will help identify troublemakers at extremest protests REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Commissioner Harris also said had bodycams been in use during the Dublin riots of November 23 last year, it would have given gardai actual audio footage of the verbal abuse and extreme language used by individuals at the initial stages of the disorder. Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 1/6/2024 News Police Scotland chief constable apologises to LGBTQI+ communities Chief Constable Jo Farrell has apologised to the LGBTQI+ communities of Scotland for the pain caused through injustices, including policing’s role in enforcing laws which criminalised love and identity Emergency Services Times 31/5/2024 News Officer sacked after passing information about protestors to embassy staff The officer passed on information having accessed police systems. A Met officer who passed on unauthorised information to officials at the Algerian Embassy about protestors and protests has been dismissed and placed on the barred list. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 31/5/2024 News A renewed vision for the fight against modern slavery The fight against modern slavery has stalled due to lack of political leadership a new report has warned. Russell Webster looks at its findings. The Centre for Social Justice (a think tank formed by Iain Duncan Smith in 2004) in partnership with an anti-slavery charity, Justice and Care has published a new report calling for fresh political leadership in the fight against slavery in the UK. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 31/5/2024 News Comment: so what about the duty of candour? Misconduct hearings involving chief officers have an unfortunate habit of extending into months of legal argument. The misconduct hearing looking into the naval record of Chief Constable Nick Adderley has stalled amid a prolonged bout of legal ping pong. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 31/5/2024 Feature, Opinion Internal survey polling leadership ‘deeply disturbing’: Calgary police chief CANADA: Calgary Police Chief Mark Neufeld said a leaked internal police survey that criticised his leadership is instigating division within the force. Global News has obtained a copy of the 2024 Leadership Report Card survey, conducted by Leger Marketing and initiated by the Calgary Police Association (CPA). Global News (Canada) 31/5/2024 News Greater Manchester officer charged with misconduct in public office PC Choni Kenny, who is based in GMP's City of Manchester district, is alleged to have accessed and passed police information and intelligence to members of the public. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 31/5/2024 News Judge sets scope of inquest into death of Eishia Hudson, who was shot by Winnipeg police in 2020 CANADA: The inquest into the death of 16-year-old Eishia Hudson, who was shot and killed by Winnipeg police in 2020, will determine if systemic racism played a role in her death and examine whether the use and level of force was warranted and/or appropriate. CBC News (Canada) 31/5/2024 News Investigation into fatal London police shooting found officers’ use of force was appropriate Our investigation into the death of Hassan Yahya, who was Tasered and fatally shot by police in Westminster in March 2020, found the officers’ use of force was appropriate in the circumstances. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 31/5/2024 News Police couple jailed for sharing video footage of murder victim Cameron Lee Hanson, 33, was a serving officer at Lancashire Constabulary when he attended an address in October 2021 and found the body of 45-year-old James O’Hara. A PC and his police staff wife have been jailed after they shared video footage taken at the crime scene of a murder inquiry. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 31/5/2024 News Met officer dismissed after passing information to embassy staff A Met Police officer who passed on confidential information to embassy staff without a policing purpose has been dismissed from the force, following an investigation directed by the Independent Office for Police Conduct. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 31/5/2024 News Helen McEntee: Protesters are filming everything from one viewpoint so we’re levelling the pitch for gardaà with body cameras REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The first gardaà in Dublin will be equipped with body worn cameras today, followed by Limerick and Waterford later in the year. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 31/5/2024 Feature, Opinion Even top cops are ‘confused’ about hate crime laws! A top police officer has been accused of fuelling ‘confusion’ over hate crime legislation after wrongly claiming that incidents will never be flagged up during job applications. Deputy Chief Constable Alan Speirs told the Scottish Police Authority (SPA) that hate incidents which fall short of a crime but are of possible concern would never appear during any form of Disclosure Scotland check. But his spokesman later admitted that, in a small number of cases, names of people accused of such incidents will be logged on a secret police database – and could be disclosed when people apply to work with children or the elderly. Mail Online 31/5/2024 News WA police formally apologise to family of Aboriginal woman who died in custody in 2014 AUSTRALIA: Ms Dhu died two days after being locked up at police station after arrest for unpaid fines of $3,622 The Guardian 31/5/2024 News Police union wins battle for nine-day fortnight, endorses new pay deal AUSTRALIA: Senior members of Victoria’s police union agreed to a new pay deal after months of negotiations, paving the way for a nine-day fortnight for frontline police. The Police Association of Victoria and Victoria Police reached an in-principle agreement on a new industrial deal on Friday afternoon. During the week, Chief Commissioner Shane Patton had pushed back a planned holiday in a sign the deal was close to being resolved. The Age (Australia) - Subscription at source 31/5/2024 News Victoria Police reaches landmark deal in long-standing pay dispute with government AUSTRALIA: Victoria Police has agreed to a landmark deal to introduce nine-day fortnights for officers, likely bringing to an end a long-running pay dispute. The in-principle agreement, which was struck on Friday, will see Victoria Police gradually phase in 9-hour shifts and nine-day fortnights by 2029. ABC News (Australia) 31/5/2024 News Helen McEntee: Gardaà will not use body cameras for live surveillance REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardaà are now wearing body cameras for the first time, but the Justice Minister insists they will not be used as a rolling surveillance method. A trial run was launched in Dublin on Friday, with Taoiseach Simon Harris and Justice Minister Helen McEntee both saying that the cameras had been introduced by request of the gardaà and would make their jobs both easier and safer. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 31/5/2024 News Gardaà begin trialling body-worn cameras. How will the system work? REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Garda SÃochána (Recording Devices) Act 2023 provides for body-worn cameras, Garda CCTV, automatic number plate recognition, and Community CCTV, but not for facial recognition Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 31/5/2024 Feature Chief’s brief asks for misconduct panel to be recused due to ‘fairness’ concerns Recusal application based on LQC's service in the army, navy and the police. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 31/5/2024 News Police chief’s team claim misconduct panel is unfair A disciplinary panel should recuse itself as the chairman had a "concluded view", representatives for a chief constable accused of gross misconduct have claimed. BBC 31/5/2024 News «906907908909910911912913914Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
