Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 105136 total results. Showing results 18541 to 18560 «924925926927928929930931932Next ›Last » APCC Chair Operation on Early Dawn Reacting to proposals that police should consider pausing some arrests because of the lack of space in English prisons, the Chair of the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) Donna Jones said: "The overcrowding in prisons is not an issue for Chief Constables or Police and Crime Commissioners. The job of the police is to keep the public safe – it is what we pay them to do. They must continue to arrest suspects as usual so that those who commit crimes and cause harm to others are taken off the streets. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 22/5/2024 News South Wales Police takes retro gamer approach to improving community relations Cardiff Central Police station was transformed into a gaming hub earlier this month as the local neighbourhood police team teamed up with gaming console provider 8BitBeyond in a bid to break down any barriers between young people and the police. Emergency Services Times 22/5/2024 News Colindale: Met Police refers itself to IOPC after man’s Tube track death The Metropolitan Police has referred itself to the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) following the death of a man in London. BBC 22/5/2024 News Met Police won’t pause any arrests to ease crisis in prisons Advice rejected by Scotland Yard as chiefs’ council is accused of bowing to government The Times - Subscription at source 22/5/2024 News Communication on pensions remedy has been ‘woeful’ as wait for payout goes on Antony Hope, Administrator for the Police Pensions Q&A Facebook group, says 'hundreds, thousands of officers' thought they would receive the remedy in October 2023. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/5/2024 News CAB raids in Donegal linked to international drug-trafficking crime gang REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The dawn operation was carried out as part of a CAB investigation into the assets of persons who are suspected of being involved in drug trafficking on an international scale with an international gang now said to have 'extensive links' to Donegal Donegal Live (Republic of Ireland) 22/5/2024 News Research round-up #5: new ARIs, fingermarks, GenAI Research has been conducted on the forensic use and application of MALDI to support police investigations. Pioneered by Sheffield Hallam University, Matrix Assisted Laser Desorption Ionisation Mass Spectrometry Imaging (MALDI MSI) can detect and map molecules contained in latent and patent fingermarks, directly onto the ridge pattern. Forensic Capability Network 22/5/2024 News PCC seeks public views on people with criminal records being supported into work The surveys are part of Rewire – a new project to encourage people and businesses to think differently about life after offending. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/5/2024 News Focus: Auckland business owners call for more police NEW ZEALAND: Business owners in Auckland’s CBD are pleading for more cops as safety fears keep customers away. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 22/5/2024 News, Video Move to extend police protest powers ruled unlawful An attempt by the government to widen police powers over protests has been ruled unlawful by the High Court. Legislation introduced last year under ex-home secretary Suella Braverman gave officers more leeway to stop disruption. BBC 22/5/2024 News Furious police chiefs declare they will ‘never agree to pausing any unnecessary arrests’ – as Government plan to solve prison overcrowding backfires Police chiefs refused to pause arrests last night after a Government plan to solve prison overcrowding backfired. A major row broke out among Britain's most senior officers as Scotland Yard announced that it would 'never agree to pausing any necessary arrests'. The chairman of the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners, or APCC, also revolted against the advice issued by the National Police Chiefs Council. Mail Online 22/5/2024 News Crime report reveals Scotland ‘terror attack’ plan A multi-agency police inquiry has investigated what appear to have been preparations for a terrorist attack in Scotland. Brief details of the case have been revealed in a report from the National Crime Agency (NCA). BBC 22/5/2024 News Windsor nurse/police teams divert hundreds of drug users from hospital ERs CANADA: Teams of Windsor police officers and hospital nurses that venture into the streets to help people struggling with drug addiction have prevented 563 emergency department visits over the last year. Windsor Star (Canada) 22/5/2024 News Review of ‘appalling’ police failures complete More than 30 failures were made by police over a domestic abuse disclosure scheme. BBC 22/5/2024 News Police being advised to ‘pause non-priority arrests’ to ease prison overcrowding, according to reports The chair of the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) says “overcrowding in prisons is not an issue for chief constables” following media reports that police are being advised to arrest fewer people to alleviate the problem. Police Professional 22/5/2024 News Wiltshire Police taken out of ‘special measures’ Wiltshire Police has been removed from enhanced monitoring following “significant and sustained improvements” to the service it provides in the two years since the decision was taken by His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services (HMICFRS). Police Professional 22/5/2024 News Staffordshire Police removed from enhanced monitoring Staffordshire Police has been removed from ‘enhanced monitoring’ after making “wide-reaching improvements” in the two years since the decision was taken by His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services (HMICFRS). Police Professional 22/5/2024 News Police used mobile phone data to link Greg Lynn with missing Victorian campers, murder trial hears AUSTRALIA: Police have revealed how they used data from number plate recognition cameras and a mobile phone to connect alleged high country killer Greg Lynn to the disappearances of two campers. ABC News (Australia) 22/5/2024 News Police to get sweeping search powers under new WA anti-knife legislation AUSTRALIA: The Cook government will tomorrow announce its own version of “Jack’s Law”, giving WA Police sweeping powers to search people for knives in public. The Age (Australia) 22/5/2024 News Federal police investigate counterfeit cash social media scam AUSTRALIA: Federal police are investigating a disturbing new trend that has emerged with criminals advertising counterfeit cash on social media. In one post, $20,000 in "premium" fake notes are being exchanged for $1000 of real money. 9 News (Australia) 22/5/2024 News «924925926927928929930931932Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
