Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103010 total results. Showing results 18381 to 18400 «916917918919920921922923924Next ›Last » Fifty years of Humberside Police On April 1, 1974, police officers and staff returned to work as employees of the newly-formed Humberside Police. Police Professional 5/4/2024 News New laws to clamp down on disruptive protesters come into force New powers to prevent disruptive protests come into force on Friday (April 5). Police Professional 5/4/2024 News NSW Police officer Kristian White pleads not guilty, committed to stand trial over alleged manslaughter of Clare Nowland AUSTRALIA: A New South Wales police officer accused of fatally tasering 95-year-old Clare Nowland in a Snowy Mountains nursing home has formally pleaded not guilty and been ordered to stand trial. Kristian White, 33, appeared in the Supreme Court via video link today, where he was committed to stand trial on November 11 on one count of manslaughter. Police allege Ms Nowland, who had dementia, was using a walker and was holding a steak knife when she was tasered. ABC News (Australia) 5/4/2024 News Police operation in which NSW man shot dead during psychotic episode was ‘flawed’, inquest finds AUSTRALIA: A New South Wales police operation that resulted in a man being shot dead by the force while suffering psychosis was significantly “flawed”, an inquest has found. Todd McKenzie, 40, was suffering from a psychosis when he shot three times by police in his Taree home in 2019 following a nine-hour siege after police responded to reports he was on the street yelling and holding a knife. The Guardian 5/4/2024 News Claremont mayor proposes arrest powers for rangers amid frustration over crime AUSTRALIA: Jock Barker, mayor of the town of Claremont, in Perth's wealthy western suburbs, has suggested council rangers could be 'upskilled' and given the power of arrest to address local crime issues. Mr Barker told Nadia Mitsopoulos on ABC Radio Perth that he is deeply disturbed about levels of crime in the area. ABC News (Australia) 5/4/2024 News SA Police to send officers to Alice Springs to assist NT Police amid youth curfew AUSTRALIA: South Australia Police will send 20 officers to Central Australia from next week after a request from the Northern Territory police commissioner. NT Deputy Police Commissioner Martin Dole said the additional police would allow continued "high presence, high-visibility policing" in Alice Springs, where a two-week youth curfew, due to end on Wednesday, is in place. ABC News (Australia) 5/4/2024 News Irish men are becoming the victims of investment fraud more often, with €25m stolen last year REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Investment fraud rocketed by more than 90% last year according to new Garda figures. A total €25,360,000 was reported stolen in 2023, with almost €60 million stolen from victims in the past four years. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 5/4/2024 News A copper’s nose? It’s time to ask the officers Following an article in Policing Insight in 2018, Cambridge University PhD Researcher Emily Quin began exploring the idea of the ‘copper’s nose’, and how any policing ‘sixth sense’ could be defined and measured; she spoke to Policing Insight’s Martin Gallagher – author of the original piece – about her work so far, the importance of talking directly to officers, and what the eventual findings could mean for policing. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 5/4/2024 Feature, Interview PDS digitises process for domestic violence protection notices West Yorkshire Police is preparing to run a pilot of a digital process for the issuing of domestic violence protection notices (DVPNs). UKAuthority.com 5/4/2024 News Break pattern of mental health police killings: coroner AUSTRALIA: Instead of guiding Todd McKenzie through his mental health crisis, police launched a flawed operation that aggravated the situation and led to a fatal confrontation. Illawarra Mercury (Australia) 5/4/2024 News New laws to clamp down on disruptive protesters come into force New orders that will prevent individuals from repeatedly causing serious disruption at protests will come into force today. Home Office 5/4/2024 News Coroner delivers findings after inquest into police shooting death of Todd McKenzie AUSTRALIA: The New South Wales deputy coroner has criticised the conduct of police officers who shot and killed a mentally ill man at Taree in 2019. ABC News (Australia) 5/4/2024 News Programme takes a ‘prevention first’ approach to youth crime NEW ZEALAND: Police stats supplied to the Dairy and Business owners group showed that in 2023, 148,599 crimes were reported at retail locations. [AUDIO] NewstalkZB (New Zealand) 5/4/2024 News Police take up to 28 hours to attend burglaries in some ar Victims wait longest in Northamptonshire while data show the average response time nationally has more than doubled over 12 months The Telegraph - Subscription at source 5/4/2024 News Spike in investment fraud in Ireland sees over €25 million stolen last year REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: There has been a significant increase in investment fraud in Ireland that has seen €25 million stolen from people last year. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 5/4/2024 News Special search powers worked to calm alleged gang conflict in Rotorua, police say AUSTRALIA: A firearm, a homemade machete, tomahawks and knuckle-dusters were among the items seized by police in Rotorua using special search powers issued to calm gang conflict. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 5/4/2024 News Armed police at scene of gang-related Auckland house fire NEW ZEALAND: Armed police are at the scene of a blaze that's torn through a home on Red Hills Road in west Auckland. A police spokesperson confirmed armed officers were in attendance in the gang-related incident, and enquiries were being made. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 5/4/2024 News Man found guilty of murder almost 20 years after PC was killed The mastermind of an armed robbery that ended in a police officer being shot dead has been found guilty of her murder. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/4/2024 News Police forces turning 50, a look back through history Police forces including North Wales, North Yorkshire, Avon and Somerset and West Midlands are all celebrating their 50th anniversary this year. Here we look back at 1970s policing to see how much has changed. Emergency Services Times 4/4/2024 Analysis, Feature Thousands of shoplifters still walking free after being detained, Co-op warns The firm said there had been some early signs of progress since the government stepped in to help crack down on retail crime. The Independent 4/4/2024 News «916917918919920921922923924Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
