Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98138 total results. Showing results 19461 to 19480 «970971972973974975976977978Next ›Last » Officer cuts rendering Police Scotland a ‘reactive’ service Officer numbers are expected to fall further after the January intake of around 200 probationary constables was postponed. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/11/2023 News Lancashire Police officer admits attempted murder of woman A police officer has admitted the attempted murder of a woman. BBC 7/11/2023 News Age of criminal responsibility programme board minutes: June 2022 Minutes from the programme board meeting on 13 June 2022 Scottish Government 7/11/2023 Report Tackling antisocial behaviour Preventing and addressing antisocial behaviour will be the focus of a new independently chaired working group being set up by the Scottish Government. Scottish Government 7/11/2023 News Joint statement on security, migration and transnational crime POLICY PAPER: The UK and Austria have signed a joint statement agreeing to closer cooperation on tackling illegal migration and terrorism. Home Office 7/11/2023 Report Reviewing Scotland’s Approach to Antisocial Behaviour This report presents findings on the perceptions of current approaches to antisocial behaviour in Scotland, based on discussions with key stakeholders including victims and frontline staff. Scottish Government 7/11/2023 Report Custody suite staff wear body armour since Sgt Ratana’s murder Detention officer tells inquest that man who shot officer "made him uneasy" as he walked into custody centre. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/11/2023 News Special Report on the Federal Policing Mandate of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police CANADA: Five years ago, the Committee decided to study the activities of core security and intelligence organizations that had not been previously subject to dedicated and independent review. While the RCMP has been subject to dedicated and independent review, no external organization had conducted an external review specifically of its Federal Policing mandate. As such, the Committee elected to review the Federal Policing mandate of the RCMP, consistent with subsection 8 (b) of the NSICOP Act. It seeks to explain and examine the Federal Policing mandate’s programs, activities, structures, capabilities, authorities and accountabilities. National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians (NSICOP) (Canada) 7/11/2023 Report Ottawa ‘must act’ to overhaul RCMP’s federal policing program, committee report says CANADA: OTTAWA - A national security watchdog says Ottawa must drive major changes to the RCMP's federal policing program to ensure Canadians are protected from the most serious threats. CTV News (Canada) 7/11/2023 News Pro-Palestinian march ban would be last resort – Met A pro-Palestinian march due to take place on Armistice Day would only be banned as a "last resort", the Metropolitan Police Commissioner said. Sir Mark Rowley vowed officers would do all they could to protect remembrance activities and Jewish communities. BBC 7/11/2023 News More than a third of victims say they would not report a crime to the police again Police inaction, lack of information about the progress of cases and long court delays are to blame, says victims' commissioner. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 7/11/2023 News Jon Boutcher appointed chief constable of Police Service of Northern Ireland Simon Byrne resigned from the role in the PSNI in September following a series of controversies, including a major data breach and the unlawful disciplining of two officers. Sky News 7/11/2023 News Farooq Hassan Sheikh named Regina’s new chief of police CANADA: The Regina Police Service has appointed former Alberta Sheriff’s Service Chief Farooq Hassan Sheikh as its 15th chief of police after a five-month, countrywide search. Regina Leader-Post (Canada) 7/11/2023 News Queensland Government introduces controversial fines for bicycle and scooter riders on footpaths AUSTRALIA: The Brisbane Central Business District Bicycle User Group (CBD BUG) has accused the Transport Minister, Mark Bailey of declaring “open season” on those who opt for two-wheeled modes of transport over cars. The changes involve the imposition of a hefty fine for those caught riding without due care on footpaths, further extending the fines under the Transport Operations (Road Use Management) Act 1995. Westender (Australia) 7/11/2023 News DCU and Garda Síochána College sign Memorandum of Understanding this week REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Dublin City University and Garda Síochána College signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) earlier this week. In the MOU, the two institutions recognise their shared commitment to high quality training, higher education and continuing professional development. This formal MOU will advance their cooperative relationship and promote mutual understanding between DCU and Garda Síochána College. Tipperary Live (Republic of Ireland) 7/11/2023 News Met police chief defies calls to ban pro-Palestine Armistice Day march in London Sir Mark Rowley says there is insufficient intelligence pointing to a risk of serious public disorder The Guardian 7/11/2023 News How recent history may have given police pause over banning pro-Palestine march From Charles’s coronation to the G20 summit in 2009, the Met’s policing of major protests has had a tendency to reflect badly on the force The Guardian 7/11/2023 Analysis, Feature Jon Boutcher selected as next PSNI Chief Constable Former Bedfordshire chief constable Jon Boutcher has been selected to lead the Police Service of Northern Ireland. His appointment was approved by Secretary of State Chris Heaton-Harris following interviews of the final two candidates on Monday. Assistant chief constable Bobby Singleton was also shortlisted for the job vacated by Simon Byrne, who resigned in September after a string of controversies. Belfast Telegraph 7/11/2023 News Police around NZ drafted in to bring down court wait times in Auckland NEW ZEALAND: Police officers outside Auckland are having to pick up the city’s case load as police try to bring down court wait times. Pressure to reduce the backlog of cases in Tāmaki Makaurau has seen police shift court preparation work to officers based in other regions. newsroom (New Zealand) 7/11/2023 News Police seize $2 million of ‘kill cars’ across Sydney in effort to stump shootings AUSTRALIA: Police have seized more than $2 million worth of cars and arrested 20 people as they work to stem the wave of shootings in Sydney. 9 News (Australia) 7/11/2023 News «970971972973974975976977978Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
