Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103021 total results. Showing results 18201 to 18220 «907908909910911912913914915Next ›Last » Nearly a third of Met Police officers plan to quit in next two years Scotland Yard chief Sir Mark Rowley says the situation is ‘deeply concerning’ The Standard 10/4/2024 News More than 7,000 hate crime reports in first week of new law Scottish police received more than 7,000 online reports of hate crimes in the first week after a controversial new law came into effect. The force said this was a "substantial increase" - but that the impact on frontline policing had been minimal. BBC 10/4/2024 News Only 3.8% of hate crime law complaints authentic so far, says Police Scotland Police Scotland has said only a small number of the thousands of reports lodged so far under Scotland’s controversial hate crime act were authentic. The force released data showing 3.8% of the 7,152 complaints it received in the first week the hate crime act was in force were judged to be legitimate. Two hundred and forty complaints were logged as hate crimes and 30 as non-hate incidents. The Guardian 10/4/2024 News Minister rejects pitch for western N.B. police force to replace RCMP CANADA: A proposal to create a new regional police force in western New Brunswick to replace the RCMP has been rejected by the province's public safety minister. CBC News (Canada) 10/4/2024 News Surrey Police Service ‘ready to go’ after B.C. doubles down on transition CANADA: Despite ongoing tension between Surrey and the B.C. government on the city’s police transition, the chief of the municipal police force says his officers are “ready to go.” Surrey Police Service Chief Constable Norm Lipinski spoke with CityNews on Wednesday, a day after the province said the transition from the RCMP to the new force would go ahead — regardless of Mayor Brenda Locke’s position on the matter. City News (Canada) 10/4/2024 News Surrey police chief hails ‘clarity’ and ‘way forward’ on transition from RCMP CANADA: Surrey’s police chief is hailing “clarity” and “a way forward” on the city’s contentious transition to a municipal force. The comments come a day after the city rejected a $250 million offer from the province that would have indemnified taxpayers from extra costs of making the switch from the RCMP for 10 years. Global News (Canada) 10/4/2024 News LFR continuing to remove harmful criminals from streets, says MPS Live facial recognition (LFR) technology was used by the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) to make 12 arrests on Tuesday (April 9). Police Professional 10/4/2024 News Police Scotland receives more than 7,000 hate crime reports in first week of new legislation More than 7,000 online ‘hate reports’ have been received by Police Scotland since the Hate Crime and Public Order (Scotland) Act 2021 came into force on April 1. Police Professional 10/4/2024 News Tom Whiting to leave IOPC for new role at General Dental Council The Acting Director General of the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) is leaving to join the General Dental Council as its new Chief Executive and Registrar. Police Professional 10/4/2024 News Public service cull: It’s not only New Zealand police eyeing lucrative jobs across the ditch NEW ZEALAND: The Māori arm of the Public Service Association says the Government’s decision to axe as many as 7500 civil servants means irreplaceable skills and cultural expertise will ultimately be lost across the Tasman and they will join dozens of New Zealand police officers already contemplating heading to greener pastures. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 10/4/2024 News ‘Something is rotten in the state of Australia’: Peter Dutton blames police and Labor for rise in antisemitism AUSTRALIA: The opposition leader, Peter Dutton, has blamed police and Labor political leaders for what he calls an unprecedented and unchecked rise in antisemitism, declaring “something is rotten in the state of Australia”. The Guardian 10/4/2024 News Secret lab raided in Auckland, link to kidnapping revealed NEW ZEALAND: Police discovered a "clandestine lab" at an Auckland property this morning – and have now revealed they were there searching for wanted man Ralph Park, who's suspected of involvement in a "violent" alleged kidnapping. 1 News (New Zealand) 10/4/2024 News Brisbane man jailed for ‘malicious’ stalking, threats to police AUSTRALIA: A former disability support worker whose "relentless" stalking of women included attempting to mail a police officer's home address to a bikie gang has been jailed for four years. 1 News (New Zealand) 10/4/2024 News The police are taking the public for granted by indulging in wokery The Moseley and Kings Heath Police's post on X about prayer mats and hijabs just shows they've got their priorities all wrong, says Paul Stott. Express 10/4/2024 News UK police fully embrace the potential of facial recognition with £55.5M to spend UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak today announced a major new investment in facial recognition technology as part of a wider crackdown on retail crime. BiometricUpdate.com 10/4/2024 News Assaulting a retail worker to be made standalone criminal offence Ministers had previously ruled out legislating to create a new offence. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/4/2024 News National agreement for fuel cards across emergency services The fuel cards cover petrol, diesel, EV and alternative fuels. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/4/2024 News Public order challenges continue for the Met Chris Hobbs follows the latest Gaza War-related protests in London and says a rethink on banning some protests may be necessary. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/4/2024 News B.C. says promised $150M will be used to support Surrey police transition ‘directly’ CANADA: The B.C. government says it will use the $150 million it promised the City of Surrey to support the police transition “directly until it is completed.” City News (Canada) 10/4/2024 News Assaulting a retail worker to be made a standalone criminal offence Serial or abusive shoplifters will face tougher punishments as the Prime Minister sets out tough new action to crack down on retail crime and protect the UK’s high streets. Police Professional 10/4/2024 News «907908909910911912913914915Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
