Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100488 total results. Showing results 18821 to 18840 «938939940941942943944945946Next ›Last » Quebec police officer sat beside cold case suspect in movie theatre to get his DNA, trial hears CANADA: A Quebec provincial police investigator on Thursday recounted how he and his partner tracked the man suspected of killing Guylaine Potvin, a 19-year-old slain in Saguenay nearly 24 years ago, to a cinema and discretely recovered some of his DNA. CBC News (Canada) 26/1/2024 News Hamilton police shouldn’t pick who sits on race-based data advisory panel, advocate says CANADA: The head of an anti-racism advocacy group says an "independent process" — not Hamilton Police Service (HPS) — should pick who sits on a community advisory panel set to inform the police service's new race-based data strategy. CBC News (Canada) 26/1/2024 News Tipperary councillor blasts Justice Minister Helen McEntee over Garda numbers – ‘She’s not living with reality’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Minister for Justice has her “head in the sand” when it comes to policing in Carrick-on-Suir, according to a Tipperary County Councillor. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 26/1/2024 Feature, Opinion Process to recruit new Garda Board begins REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Details of the recruitment process for a new board of an Garda Síochána have been announced. Law Society Gazette Ireland 26/1/2024 News Minister McEntee extends Greentown Programme for further three years REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Minister for Justice, Helen McEntee TD, and the Minister of State for Youth Justice, James Browne TD, have today announced a three year extension to the Greentown Programme. Government of Ireland 26/1/2024 News GLEPHA: Innovative diversion, deflection and deferral programmes from around the world This month the Global Law Enforcement & Public Health Association (GLEPHA) published a series of reports as part of the ‘Envisaging the future of policing and public health’ project, covering a range of topics including violence prevention, mental health, and policing marginalised communities; in the first in a series of seven articles, Policing Insight’s Thomas James looks at GLEPHA’s report on diversion, defection and referral programmes, including examples from the UK, US, South Africa, Italy, Vietnam, Belarus and Ukraine. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 26/1/2024 Analysis, Feature Two million crimes go unsolved in one year with knife offences up 75 percent, new figures show Home Office data has revealed that 2.3million criminal investigations in the UK were dropped by police without the force even identifying a suspect - the equivalent to more than 6,300 crimes going unsolved every day on average. Mail Online 26/1/2024 News Ring doorbell cameras will no longer share their footage with police departments as the Amazon-owned company tries to soothe privacy fears USA: Ring, the company behind the wildly popular doorbell cameras, announced on Wednesday that it would no longer share its footage with police departments, after campaigners raised concerns about privacy. Mail Online 26/1/2024 News Locks no deterrent for determined bike thieves, police survey finds CANADA: 'Persistent and relentless' thieves using power tools, breaking into bike lockers CBC News (Canada) 26/1/2024 News More to do to tackle rape misconceptions and lack of understanding of consent, CPS survey finds More still needs to be done to tackle common false beliefs about rape and understanding of consent, especially among young people, according to the largest survey of its kind in five years. Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) 26/1/2024 News WA Police cadet handed suspended sentence over child sex offences AUSTRALIA: A young West Australian Police cadet who was found guilty of sexually abusing a 15-year-old girl has been handed a suspended sentence after a District Court judge said he did not believe the man had groomed or coerced the teenager. Kyle Andrew John Ivers, now 22, worked with the WA Police Rangers as a chief instructor and was also a cadet, training to become a police officer. WA Today (Australia) 26/1/2024 News Balaclava-clad neo-Nazis held by police after swarming Sydney train AUSTRALIA: Group of about 40 hooded men brandishing Australian flags stopped by police at North Sydney station on Friday The Guardian 26/1/2024 News Neo-Nazis confronted by Sydney police, banned from Australia Day events AUSTRALIA: The leader of Australia’s neo-Nazis has been stopped by police at a Sydney train station and ordered to stay away from the city’s Australia Day events. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) 26/1/2024 News New year, new officers in blue NEW ZEALAND: New Zealand Police has welcomed 50 new officers this week, as Wing 372 celebrated their success in front of whānau and friends. Sun Live (New Zealand) 26/1/2024 News BAPCO 2024: Meet the speakers from 2023 The BAPCO Annual Event offers an unparalleled opportunity to discover the latest equipment and systems, gain insights and knowledge that directly impact your day-to-day role and network with like-minded individuals. Here we meet some of the Speakers from the 2023 Event. PolicingTV 26/1/2024 Advertisement, Feature, Video Congratulations to policing recipients of the 2024 Australia Day Honours We are pleased to publish and recognise the policing recipients of the 2024 Australia Day Honours. The team at Policing Insight offer our congratulations and thank all the recipients for their service and contribution to their communities. Policing Insight 26/1/2024 News New law to ban zombie-style knives and machetes Zombie-style knives and machetes will be outlawed under legislation laid today. A surrender and compensation scheme will launch in the summer. Home Office 25/1/2024 News ‘Real disconnect’ between redaction policies and what officers believe should be practice An interim report into case building by the police and CPS has identified a lack of clear understanding about redaction. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 25/1/2024 News Former commissioner criticises Home Office on biometrics The Home Office has been criticised for its approach to biometrics in a report by the recently departed biometrics and surveillance commissioner. UKAuthority.com 25/1/2024 News College of Policing launches new Code of Ethics The College of Policing (COP) has launched a new Code of Ethics which sets out the professional behaviours that the public can expect to see from officers, staff and volunteers. Emergency Services Times 25/1/2024 News «938939940941942943944945946Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
