Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98235 total results. Showing results 18661 to 18680 «930931932933934935936937938Next ›Last » Derbyshire’s new control room will ‘increase operational efficiency’ The force has chosen SAFE to replace multiple legacy systems and capabilities, including command and control, telephony, voice recording, and radio/GIS functionality. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 28/11/2023 News 2023 Budget Adjustments – Vancouver Police and Vancouver Fire and Rescue CANADA: This report outlines proposed Operating Budget adjustments for both Vancouver Police Department and Vancouver Fire and Rescue Services for fringe benefit rate changes (ongoing adjustment) and adjustment to address cost pressures that have resulted in over budget expenditures (one-time adjustment). City of Vancouver Council 28/11/2023 Report Vancouver police, firefighters face overtime pressures, budget adjustments needed: city report CANADA: Vancouver city council will meet on Tuesday to discuss several topics, including a mid-year funding boost for police and firefighters. CTV News (Canada) 28/11/2023 News Blue Line, The Podcast: Building strong foundations through training CANADA: PODCAST - A crucial part of any officer’s career is the extensive training they go through. In this episode of Blue Line, The Podcast, editor Brittani Schroeder speaks with Insp. Nadine Wagner of the Calgary Police Service about training at CPS, and why the Chief Crowfoot Learning Centre is key to ensuring their officers are given the necessary skills before taking the next step in their careers. Blue Line (Canada) 28/11/2023 Feature Roscrea Garda Station needs more resources to tackle anti-social behaviour and drug crimes – Tipperary TD REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Roscrea Garda Station needs more resources to tackle anti-social behaviour and drug crimes in the north Tipperary town, according to a local TD. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 28/11/2023 News Justice Minster confirms review on Garda equipment and force REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Justice Minister says she doesn't want Gardaí operating with one eye over their shoulder. 98FM (Republic of Ireland) 28/11/2023 News Dublin riots: Helen McEntee says Garda response to violence was ‘excellent’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Minister for Justice has said the Garda response to riots in Dublin was "excellent" as she confirmed plans to review the supports available to gardaí dealing with public order incidents. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 28/11/2023 News Prof Betsy Stanko: New National Operating Model is a ‘Trojan Horse’ to reshape the systemic response to RASSO For Professor Betsy Stanko, co-lead of Operation Soteria Bluestone, policing’s “corporate culture” needs to change; during an event hosted at New Scotland Yard, she called for a new mindset that sees forces learn the right lessons about how they handle rape and serious sexual offences, as Policing Insight’s James Sweetland reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 28/11/2023 Analysis, Feature, Opinion Going equipped issue seven Welcome to issue seven of Going equipped. You will know by now that Going equipped is written by policing, for policing and I am delighted to see a range of ranks and roles – including both officers and staff from forces across the country – represented in our autumn/winter issue. College of Policing 28/11/2023 Report Operation Stovewood to move into new phase in 2024 The UK’s biggest ever investigation into child abuse is to move into a new phase in the next few months, the National Crime Agency has announced. National Crime Agency (NCA) 28/11/2023 News Armed police would rather face a terrorist than a criminal, says Met boss Sir Mark Rowley Sir Mark believes campaign groups influence accountability in a way that’s 'unbalanced and lasts forever' The Standard 28/11/2023 News Police officer who tasered 10 year old girl accused of misconduct PC Jonathan Broadhead, of the Metropolitan Police, fired his Taser at the girl twice within around eight seconds of entering her home in South West London on January 21, 2021, after her mother called 999. Express 28/11/2023 News Almost 1,500 officers could go if police funding needs not met, force warns Police Scotland said the number of officers could drop by almost 1,500 if the force is not allocated an extra almost £129 million in funding. The Independent 28/11/2023 News On deployment of sheriffs, public safety minister and Calgary police don’t seem to be on same page CANADA: CPS spokesperson says there is interest in discussing increased use of sheriffs CBC News (Canada) 28/11/2023 News Cash splash for detainee monitoring eases union tensions AUSTRALIA: Two of the key unions representing public servants impacted by the High Court’s decision to render indefinite immigration detention unlawful have welcomed an emergency $255 million cash injection into both the Australian Federal Police and the Department of Home Affairs to fund the monitoring of detainees released into the community. The Mandarin (Australia) 28/11/2023 News Justice reforms to target coercive control AUSTRALIA: The Cook Government is taking further action against family and domestic violence by introducing key reforms to address the pattern of behaviours known as coercive control. Government of Western Australia 28/11/2023 News Queensland to come into line with other states under new double-jeopardy laws AUSTRALIA: The scope for double jeopardy will be broadened and a federal appeal process offered under a bill expected in Queensland’s final parliamentary sitting of the year. In Queensland (Australia) 28/11/2023 News ‘Not respectful’: police officers to strike over pay AUSTRLIA: Thousands of police and protective service officers will go on strike after protracted negotiations over pay and conditions with Victoria Police broke down. The union and the police force have been locked in a five month negotiation over a new enterprise agreement with a four per cent pay rise and better working conditions, such as nine hour shifts central to workers' demands. The previous agreement was struck in 2019 and is set to expire on Thursday. The Canberra Times (Australia) 28/11/2023 News Police performance must be measured with purpose Robust performance measurement practices are instrumental in demonstrating police accountability, transparency and improvement, all key steps to strengthening public confidence in policing; but a new RAND Europe study of international approaches has highlighted both the dangers of disjointed police performance measurement, and innovative approaches from law enforcement around the world, as RAND analyst Emma Zürcher explains. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 28/11/2023 Analysis, Feature Police industrial action ‘on like Donkey Kong’ over pay dispute AUSTRLIA: Thousands of police and protective services officers will take industrial action from this week after negotiations over pay and conditions broke down. The union and Victoria Police have been locked in months-long talks over a new enterprise agreement, with demands for 4 per cent pay rises and better working conditions such as nine-hour shifts. The Age (Australia) 28/11/2023 News «930931932933934935936937938Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
