Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100404 total results. Showing results 18381 to 18400 «916917918919920921922923924Next ›Last » National Crime Agency investigating whether Clapham chemical attack suspect has gang links The National Crime Agency has been drafted in by the police to determine if chemical attack suspect Abdul Ezedi is getting help from an organised gang to evade capture. The Standard 4/2/2024 News Staffordshire Police chief says force is working to improve quality of investigations Staffordshire Police’s Chief Constable says the force is working to improve the quality of investigations after it was highlighted as an area of concern by inspectors. Lichfield Live 4/2/2024 News B.C. police watchdog investigating after woman says she was seriously injured in VPD arrest CANADA: Independent Investigations Office seeking witnesses in Aug. 12, 2023 incident downtown. B.C.'s police watchdog is investigating an arrest by Vancouver Police officers last summer that a woman says left her seriously injured and unable to work. CBC News (Canada) 3/2/2024 News Councillors call for increased garda numbers in Cork towns and villages REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Calls for an increase in garda numbers in various Cork towns and rural areas were made by a number of councillors at a recent Cork County Joint Policing Committee (JPC) meeting. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 3/2/2024 News SIRT called in after officer shoots, wounds man while executing search warrant in Saskatoon CANADA: Saskatchewan's police watchdog is investigating an incident in which a Saskatoon police officer shot and wounded a man while executing a search warrant early Saturday. CBC News (Canada) 3/2/2024 News Crime victims die while waiting for justice as England and Wales legal system ‘on its knees’ ‘Shameful’ backlogs in cases are causing severe mental health problems, says victims commissioner The Guardian 3/2/2024 News ‘Sarah Everard’s legacy’: Police sexual misconduct complaints soar by almost 50% in wake of murder Exclusive: Too many women seen as a commodity by police officers to abuse, former police chief warns after figures show stark rise in complaints. The Independent 3/2/2024 News Communication tool launched by Regina and Saskatoon police services CANADA: The Regina Police Service has a new communication tool to assist officers and members of the public who are deaf or hard of hearing or whose preferred language is not English. It’s a card which allows officers to explain the reason for the traffic stop and what they need the driver to do. It also allows the driver to communicate with the officers. CJWW Radio (Canada) 3/2/2024 News At least one Canadian police officer fires their gun per week: Study CANADA: At least one Canadian police officer fires their gun at a civilian every week, on average, highlighting the need for a national database tracking police-involved shootings, according to new research. The London Free Press (Canada) 3/2/2024 News Police forces must find ways of continuing to screen officers on a regular basis – Dr Alan Billings In March 2021, a serving police officer, Wayne Couzens, kidnapped a young woman, Sarah Everard, on a London street, and subsequently raped and murdered her. After Couzens had been arrested, it came to light that he had worked for forces other than the Met and his behaviour there had caused some concern. The Yorkshire Post - Subscription at source 3/2/2024 Feature, Opinion UK police may be ‘ill-equipped to handle crypto crimes’ — Fraud victim A fraud victim in the U.K. claims that local police failed to request his stolen funds be frozen, even though the tokens were sent to a centralized app that could potentially recover them. The United Kingdom’s National Fraud Intelligence Bureau (NFIB) may be “ill-equipped to handle crypto crimes against UK residents,” according to one resident who was a victim of crypto fraud. Coin Telegraph 3/2/2024 News Thames Valley Police: No action taken for 9 in 10 allegations More than nine in 10 allegations made against Thames Valley Police officers last year resulted in no misconduct action, new figures show. Across England and Wales, the proportion of allegations not seeing further action remained unchanged from the year before at 89 per cent, which experts said shows a lack of police accountability. Bucks Free Press 3/2/2024 News IOPC to investigate contact Leicestershire Police had with Valdo Calocane prior to killing three people in Nottingham The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has begun an investigation into the contact that Leicestershire Police had with Valdo Calocane prior to killing three people in Nottingham. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 2/2/2024 News Investigatory Powers (Amendment) Bill: impact assessments Impact assessments relating to the Investigatory Powers (Amendment) Bill introduced in the House of Lords on 8 November 2023. Home Office 2/2/2024 Report Probationer who had sex on duty guilty of misconduct in public office The former officer had said he was “powerless”. A probationary constable who said he was “powerless” when he had sex with a woman while responding to a 999 call has been found guilty of misconduct in public office. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/2/2024 News Delays, backlogs and victim withdrawals risk ‘undermining’ progress since Rape Review Victims' Commissioner Baroness Newlove has reacted to the latest MoJ Criminal Justice System Delivery Data published on February 1. Progress made since the 2021 Rape Review “risks being undermined by systemic issues eroding victim confidence”, according to Victims’ Commissioner Baroness Newlove. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/2/2024 Feature, Interview Reasonable force used by Gwent officers prior to death The IOPC has found no grounds for bringing disciplinary proceedings against any of the officers involved. The IOPC has determined that no Gwent officers will face disciplinary proceedings after their use of force prior to a death in 2021 was determined to be reasonable. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/2/2024 News Merseyside’s historic former HQ to go on sale Canning Place is set to go on the market. Merseyside’s historic former headquarters on Canning Place is set to go on the market. It follows the opening of the new headquarters at Rose Hill as well as major refurbishments to other stations such as St Anne Street. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/2/2024 News Future fleet: electric vehicles and potential dangers Concerns have been raised about the risks presented to first responders for collisions involving electric vehicles. Collisions involving electric vehicles can present a “significant risk to any first responder”, a roads policing seminar has heard. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/2/2024 Analysis, Feature WA Police crack alleged international money laundering racket AUSTRALIA: WA Police have foiled an alleged international money laundering operation, finding a multimillion-dollar haul of luxury items in Perth's north-west. Among the items seized was an $80,000 Louis Vuitton trunk you won't see on the shelf as it has to be made to order. 9 News (Australia) 2/2/2024 News «916917918919920921922923924Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
