Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100431 total results. Showing results 18741 to 18760 «934935936937938939940941942Next ›Last » Judge orders temporary halt to police disciplinary appeal CANADA: A Nova Scotia judge has called a temporary halt to a hearing in a seven-year-old police discipline case after receiving an urgent request from the Halifax police chief, who cited "significant procedural abnormalities" in the case. CBC News (Canada) 26/1/2024 News Gardaí seize electronic devices and diaries from Ian Bailey’s flat in connection with murder of Sophie Toscan du Plantier REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: THE rented flat of Ian Bailey (66), the chief suspect in the Sophie Toscan du Plantier murder investigation, has been searched by Gardaí on foot of a warrant. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 26/1/2024 News Mountie gets community sentence for assaulting girl, breach of trust CANADA: A New Brunswick RCMP officer found guilty of assaulting a 16-year-old girl who he was hoping to marry has been given a two-year sentence to be served in the community. Blue Line (Canada) 26/1/2024 News Drones banned from flying within 400 metres of prisons Drone operators could face fines of up to £2,500 for flying within 400 metres of closed prisons or young offender institutions. New “no-fly zones” have been introduced around prisons in England and Wales to stop drones being used to deliver drugs and contraband to inmates. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/1/2024 News Julian Cole: Family settles claim with police for £1.2m The family of a man paralysed after a scuffle outside a nightclub has agreed a £1.2m settlement with a police force whose officers lied about the incident. BBC 26/1/2024 News Toronto police have spent millions managing Middle East demonstrations CANADA: Toronto police have spent millions of dollars managing more than 300 demonstrations in the city since the Oct. 7 Hamas attack, officials say. On Friday, the force said it had spent a total of $7.5 million policing 343 demonstrations in Toronto since the attack on Israel and bombardment of the Gaza Strip that followed. Global News (Canada) 26/1/2024 News Psychological crises are not a crime. Why are so many police attendances mental health related? AUSTRALIA: Psychological crises are not a crime. Yet, 40 per cent of police attendances in the ACT are mental health related, very few of which relate to actual offending. The Canberra Times (Australia) - Subscription at source 26/1/2024 Feature, Opinion ‘What a ride, what a journey, what a privilege’ NEW ZEALAND: Wally Haumaha was a teacher with a burning desire to make a difference for Māori when he joined Police. Forty years later he is retiring as Deputy Commissioner, and one of the architects of Police’s transformed relationships with iwi and other communities. New Zealand Police 26/1/2024 Feature ‘It’s their job’: Premier’s stunning response to secret police dossier AUSTRALIA: Steven Miles has dismissed a secret document that reveals police resources are being wasted helping other stretched government services. The Courier Mail (Australia) - Subscription at source 26/1/2024 News Punished for doing their job?: no wonder Gardaí are leaving in droves REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Most rank and file Gardaí won’t publicly acknowledge that they find their job difficult, but it looks tough enough to the rest of us. A lot of their time seems to be spent dealing with people who are hostile, or inebriated, or violent, or all three, and it must get very wearing at times. Gript (Republic of Ireland) 26/1/2024 Feature, Opinion Major investigation launched after body of civilian worker, 70s, found after fall accident inside Garda HQ in Dublin REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardai are investigating after the worker, a man in his 70s, was found dead inside the Phoenix Park HQ in Dublin at approximately 10am. The Irish Sun (Republic of Ireland) 26/1/2024 News More than 60 missed chances to save little Alfie Steele: Police and social services received 64 concerned calls about nine-year-old’s harrowing plight but failed to save him from death at the hands of his mother and her career criminal lover More than 60 calls were made to police and social services before a nine-year-old boy was killed by his mother and her partner during a pandemic lockdown. A Freedom of information request found West Mercia Police and Worcestershire County Council were contacted about Alfie Steele 64 times between them over a three-year period before his death. The figures were released yesterday as a safeguarding children report was published which laid bare a string of missed opportunities to intervene. Mail Online 26/1/2024 News PCC picks a new Lincolnshire Police Chief Constable Lincolnshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner Marc Jones has selected Paul Gibson as his preferred candidate to replace Chris Haward as the force’s chief constable. Paul Gibson’s name is already familiar with the role, as he was chosen as the preferred candidate to replace Bill Skelly back in September 2020. The Lincolnite 26/1/2024 News Should AI play an ever-growing role in tackling crime? Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly being used by police forces around the world, but do the benefits always outweigh the risks? BBC 26/1/2024 Feature Surrey Police funding ‘unfair and outdated’ says Commissioner Surrey Police and Crime Commissioner Lisa Townsend has slammed the perceived outdated funding formula Surrey Live 26/1/2024 News Gracie Spinks: Stalking victim’s parents welcome police changes The parents of Gracie Spinks, who was murdered by her stalker, have welcomed changes made by Derbyshire Police following her inquest. BBC 26/1/2024 News Alfie Steele: Police and social services contacted over 60 times before boy, 9, brutally murdered Boy died after his head was repeatedly held under the water in a bath following months of ‘torture’ The Independent 26/1/2024 News Alfie Steele: more than 60 calls made to police and social services before boy’s murder Nine-year-old had been recorded as ‘safe and well’ in months before he was killed, review finds The Guardian 26/1/2024 News College of Policing and HMICFRS sign memorandum of understanding The College of Policing and HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services (HMICFRS) have published a memorandum of understanding that specifies how both organisations intend to work together to support the joint aim of improving policing. Police Professional 26/1/2024 News ‘Distorted police statistics’ downplay domestic abuse reports, says Commissioner Ten per cent fewer domestic abuse crimes have been recorded according to latest figures published on Thursday (January 25). Police Professional 26/1/2024 News «934935936937938939940941942Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
