Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103168 total results. Showing results 19401 to 19420 «967968969970971972973974975Next ›Last » Met Police to pay £10,000 damages to woman arrested at Sarah Everard vigil Jennifer Edmunds sued the force for breaching her human rights, her solicitors said The Standard 14/3/2024 News Meeting Rhys Dickinson of Embrace Child Victims of Crime In this conversation, Rhys Dickinson, a trustee and ambassador of the charity Embrace Child Victims of Crime, shares his personal experience as a victim of serious crime and the support he received from Embrace and other organizations. Rhys highlights the challenges of sharing traumatic experiences, the range of support provided by Embrace, and the importance of funding and support for the charity. The conversation concludes with appreciation for Rhys's courage in sharing his story and a call to support Embrace in their work. PolicingTV 14/3/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Helping police redact sensitive information in media files Building evidence for the creation of an efficient and future-facing system that can be rolled out nationally. Home Office 13/3/2024 Report Focused deterrence scheme: coordination, trust and an open loop system Police Oracle speaks with Chief Inspector Daryl Lyon almost a year after a focused deterrence scheme was launched in the West Midlands. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/3/2024 Analysis, Feature Dozens of frontline police officers waiting in the departure lounge for Australia NEW ZEALAND: Dozens of frustrated frontline police officers are waiting for sign-off from the New Zealand police force to head to Australia for higher-paying jobs, thousands of dollars sign-on fees and relocation costs. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 13/3/2024 News Met to pay £10,000 to woman detained overnight after Sarah Everard vigil Jennifer Edmunds sued police, which have now settled after dropping charges relating to 2021 gathering on Clapham Common The Guardian 13/3/2024 News Youth and minorities a priority for gardaí in 2024 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A plan to meet the “policing needs” of young people and the piloting of local diversity forums to build up relationships with minority groups are among priorities for An Garda Síochána this year. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 13/3/2024 News Chiefs to adopt 4P counter-terror approach to tackle VAWG A revised national framework will set out how forces in England and Wales will look to tackle violence against women and girls. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/3/2024 News A refreshed national policing approach to tackling violence against women and girls: NPCC’s new VAWG strategic framework 2024 Crest Advisory has been working alongside the National Police Chiefs Council (NPCC) to develop a enhanced policing approach to enable a better and more consistent response to violence against women and girls (VAWG) from police forces across England and Wales. The purpose is to address the level of threat now posed to policing from the sheer demand and severity as recognised by the 2023 Strategic Threat Assessment (STRA 2023). The NPCC is committed to building on its existing VAWG delivery framework (2021) and this new approach is modelled on the tried and tested 4 P’s policing approach, which has been well established in addressing eats such as counter terrorism, child sexual abuse and modern slavery. The refreshed framework is being published by the NPCC today.Our Executive Director Samantha Cunningham, and Head of Policy and Strategy Callyane Desroches, summarise the overall approach and the opportunities it presents. Crest Advisory 13/3/2024 Analysis, Feature Drugs: An Old Threat Made New This is the seventh in a series of articles analysing the top 10 serious and organised crime threats to the UK and how they have evolved over a decade. This article traces the journey of the threat and response to drugs – an intractable problem that has contributed to a rise in serious violence over the last decade. RUSI (Royal United Services Institute) 13/3/2024 Analysis, Feature Northumbria cop sacked after sending sexual messages to student police officer An experienced cop who sent "inappropriate" sexual messages to a student police officer has been sacked. The former Northumbria Police officer, known as Officer A, sent the woman, known as Witness D, messages about her bum and told her he had a dream about them having a threesome with another person. Chronicle Live (North East) 13/3/2024 News Police officer denies raping three girls A police officer has denied raping underage girls more than a decade ago. BBC 13/3/2024 News Retailers welcome new report aimed at tackling retail crime The Federation of Independent Retailers said it is pleased to see police and crime commissioners (PCCs) across England and Wales responding to its calls for more action to protect retailers and the public. Police Professional 13/3/2024 News Ministers introduce bill to quash convictions of Horizon scandal victims Unprecedented bill aimed to be passed in summer will exonerate hundreds of post office operators in England and Wales The Guardian 13/3/2024 News Pay offer a ‘significant loss’ to frontline officers- former police minister NEW ZEALAND: Labour says a pay rise offer made to police is worse than officers rejected last term. Six months ago Labour's police spokesperson, Ginny Andersen - then the minister of police - was in a similar position, copping flack for a proposed 4 percent pay bump. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 13/3/2024 News Queensland man on 116 charges ‘targeted kids online’ AUSTRALIA: A Queensland man has been charged with more than 100 offences after being accused of targeting children online for months. Police have warned parents to be aware of their child's online activity after the 31-year-old was taken into custody on the Sunshine Coast. 1 News (New Zealand) 13/3/2024 News NZ Police Accept IPCA Verdict on Glen Eden Fatal Shooting NEW ZEALAND: Police acknowledge an Independent Police Conduct Authority (IPCA) report released today, in which the fatal shooting of Tex Witika in Glen Eden in November 2021 was justified. Mirage News 13/3/2024 News Police commissioner voices concern over plans to raise age of criminality by four years AUSTRALIA: A debate over the youth justice system in Victoria continues with the state's police commissioner opposing a government plan to raise the age of criminal responsibility to 14. ABC News (Australia) 13/3/2024 News Fatal shooting of Mr Witika in Auckland justified NEW ZEALAND: The Independent Police Conduct Authority has found that officers were justified in shooting Mr Witika outside his burning house in Glen Eden. Independent Police Conduct Authority (IPCA) (New Zealand) 13/3/2024 Report Know Your Rights: Parental leave PFEW Equality Lead Ian Saunders highlights how police officers can use parental leave and how it works. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 13/3/2024 News «967968969970971972973974975Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
