Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103073 total results. Showing results 19021 to 19040 «948949950951952953954955956Next ›Last » Inquest into death of Brandon Rich finds police need more domestic and family violence training AUSTRALIA: A coroner has recommended NSW Police be better trained at de-escalating domestic and family violence situations, after an Indigenous man died while being restrained at his grandmother's house. ABC News (Australia) 21/3/2024 News NSW police officer to fight charges over Indigenous teen Jai Kalani Wright’s death AUSTRALIA: Benedict Bryant, whose unmarked police car was involved in crash that killed 16-year-old, pleads not guilty to dangerous and negligent driving. The Guardian 21/3/2024 News In conversation with Bedfordshire PCC Festus Akinbusoye (Part 1) He is the first black Briton elected to be Police and Crime Commissioner. In this first part of a three part interview, Festus Akinbusoye tells PolicingTV's Bernard Rix what first led him to stand for election as a Police and Crime Commissioner, and sets out what he feels to be his key achievements during his current term of office - including providing support for victims of crime, amongst them the very youngest. PolicingTV 21/3/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video New National Police Chaplain installed The Rev Matthew Hopley has been installed as the new National Police Chaplain for UK Policing. Police Professional 20/3/2024 News Former garda who harassed female colleagues has sentence reduced REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A former garda has been sentenced to three months in prison after being found guilty of harassing two female colleagues at Clifden Garda Station. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 20/3/2024 News Inquiry report that cleared garda suspended for giving bike to pensioner sent to Garda HQ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda headquarters has been sent the full report and transcripts of evidence from a board of inquiry which cleared a garda suspended for three years for giving an unwanted bicycle to a pensioner during the pandemic. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 20/3/2024 News Met Police: Appeal refused after discriminatory behaviour A Met Police officer has failed in his appeal after an investigation found he acted in a discriminatory and disrespectful way to black colleagues. BBC 20/3/2024 News Met Police officer caught with cocaine while on duty sacked Hashim Waseem was caught with wraps of cocaine inside his warrant card holder The Standard 20/3/2024 News Specialist CPS team involved in UK’s largest Bitcoin seizure An ex-takeaway worker has been convicted (Wednesday 20 March 2024) of laundering the proceeds which saw her rise from living above a Chinese restaurant to residing in a multi-million pound house in an affluent part of North London. Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) 20/3/2024 News Merseyside PC barred after failing to challenge or report ex taking drugs The former officer also lied when spoken to by a North Wales officer. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/3/2024 News Police and partners sign historic charter Police leaders have reaffirmed their commitment to modernising the service and improving outcomes for victims. Police Professional 20/3/2024 News Man jailed in first UK cyber-flashing offence A man has jailed for 66 weeks after being convicted of the first ‘cyber-flashing’ offence in the UK. Police Professional 20/3/2024 News Gwent Police officers face gross misconduct hearings over WhatsApps Two serving and one former Gwent Police officers will face gross misconduct proceedings after an investigation into the sharing of offensive Whatsapp messages. BBC 20/3/2024 News Officers from 33 forces graduate from Fast Track Constable to Inspector programme College of Policing CEO Andy Marsh described the programme as a “launch-pad for the rest of their careers”. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/3/2024 News PSNI pay out almost £20,000 in one year on repair of doors damaged during police operations The PSNI spent close to £20,000 in the last year on fixing damaged doors that had wrecked during police ops Belfast Live 20/3/2024 News Writing off minor crime risks civil unrest, rank and file warn Police Scotland Police plans to ditch the investigation of thousands of minor crimes could lead to vigilantism and ‘civil unrest’, it was warned yesterday. Rank-and-file officers said people could take the law into their own hands if the force was seen to be stepping back from probing crime. Mail Online 20/3/2024 News Bullying by police superintendent so bad her office was known as ‘war department’, court hears Sue Jameson accused by former colleagues Tessa Barrow and Julie Welch of ‘assault, bullying, belittling and oppressive behaviour’ The Telegraph 20/3/2024 News Police Chief Darcy Fleury concerned about officers’ workload CANADA: Police Chief Darcy Fleury says the demands on the Thunder Bay Police Service are increasing, and he's concerned about the toll this is taking on his officers. TB News Watch (Canada) 20/3/2024 News Cyber-flashing ‘not a joke’, warns CPS prosecutor A senior prosecutor has warned cyber-flashers who expose themselves online that their behaviour is "not a joke". Hannah von Dadelszen said the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) would look to bring those committing sexual offences on the internet to justice. BBC 20/3/2024 News Officer dismissed after being found with drugs while on duty An officer found in possession of drugs while on duty has been dismissed from the Metropolitan Police Service. Police Professional 20/3/2024 News «948949950951952953954955956Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
