Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103216 total results. Showing results 19501 to 19520 «972973974975976977978979980Next ›Last » Garda charged with burglary and perverting course of justice REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A garda has appeared in court charged with corruption offences two-and-a-half years ago. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 12/3/2024 News Dublin garda appears in court charged with burglary and perverting the course of justice REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Garda Anti-Corruption Unit has been investigating the activities of a particular Garda unit based in the Dublin region. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 12/3/2024 News Come and say G’day AUSTRALIA: Police officers looking for exciting adventures, a new and dynamic role and sunnier climes… South Australia Police wants you! Police Professional - Subscription at source 12/3/2024 Feature UK police report facial recognition deters crime, saves money, gains public trust In Hampshire and Isle of Wight, facial recognition is being used to identify suspects caught on camera, resulting in more arrests, according to an announcement. It is part of the Retail Crime Action led by Hampshire and the Isle of Wight Police and Crime Commissioner Donna Jones and Chief Constable Scott Chilton, resulting in an 83.3 percent increase in outcomes for victims. BiometricUpdate.com 12/3/2024 News The 30 × 30 initiative: Seeking to improve public safety and transform departments by advancing women in policing Women make up only 12% of sworn officers and 3% of police leaders in the United States, and these numbers have remained stagnant for decades. While this is concerning from a gender equity perspective, it is also concerning from a public safety perspective, as a growing body of research demonstrates the unique value of women officers - from fewer uses of excessive force, to improved trust with diverse communities, to better outcomes for victims of crime. The 30x30 Initiative is a national grassroots effort to improve both the representation and experiences of women in policing, with the ultimate goal of improving public safety outcomes across communities. After nearly three years of implementation in over 300 law enforcement agencies, 30x30 has produced a robust body of promising practices, demographic data, and lessons learned about what works and what matters for advancing women in the profession. In the coming years, these efforts will expand through support for the US Department of Justice to analyze agency trends, understand promising practices to advance gender equity in other industries, and develop an evidence-informed implementation guide for all public agencies seeking to address gender equity and improve inclusivity in the workplace. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice - Subscription at source 12/3/2024 Research article Policing domestic abuse: the onus on first responders The police first responder has a central role in the multi-agency response to domestic abuse in most jurisdictions and is uniquely placed to solicit information from the victim-survivor about the experiences and behaviours they have witnessed first-hand. The College of Policing advises that first response officers have a dual role when attending domestic callouts: to recognise signs of abuse and prevent offences from occurring, and identify criminal offences so that offenders can be brought to justice. The frontline encounter by police is a pivotal moment for myriad reasons. Sharing results and reflections from our experiences of evaluating a number of innovative approaches to the policing of domestic abuse in the UK context, we illustrate the onus placed on the police first responder. In the effort to improve the overall criminal justice response to domestic abuse, we argue that a greater appreciation of this onus is needed amongst all criminal justice and multi-agency practitioners. Furthermore, we argue that greater support for police first responders is needed to improve outcomes for all following this encounter. Policing and Society 12/3/2024 Research article Here’s how much police officers get paid NEW ZEALAND: The Government’s latest pay offer to police will push some officers “over the edge”, either to Australia or into other jobs, their colleagues say. The warning comes as police consider industrial action in response to what’s been described by some as an “insulting” offer, sent to officers on Friday. Police Association president Chris Cahill said that while nobody joined the police to get rich, “you'd like to think you can afford to feed your family, pay your rent and buy a home in New Zealand as a police officer.” Stuff (New Zealand) 12/3/2024 News Irish authorities ‘must explain’ secret files they shared with Operation Kenova that caused concern about ‘extremely serious allegations’ against the Irish State or An Garda Siochana REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Irish authorities must explain what was in secret files it shared with Operation Kenova that caused the Garda Commissioner to express concern they could result in "extremely serious allegations" against the Irish State or An Garda Siochana, it is claimed. Operation Kenova - run by Bedfordshire police - was probing the role of top UK agent in the IRA's Internal Security Unit (ISU) - Freddie Scappaticci or 'Stakeknife'. The probe, which took seven years and cost £40m, reported last week that more lives were probably lost than saved by his actions. The Newsletter - Subscription at source 12/3/2024 News Cambridgeshire Police criticised for sex offender management – report A police force must answer 999 calls faster and improve the management of risks posed by registered sex offenders in the community, inspectors have said. BBC 12/3/2024 News Sussex Police officer charged with assault A Sussex police officer has been charged with assault on members of the public while off duty. BBC 12/3/2024 News ‘Positive transformation’ sees North Yorkshire Police improve performance The latest report from His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services (HMICFRS) has praised the “positive transformation” in the performance of North Yorkshire Police. Police Professional 12/3/2024 News Government priorities ‘clearly wrong’, Police Association says after Minister defends pay offer NEW ZEALAND: The head of the police union says the government made a "clearly wrong" choice to give billions of dollars of tax reductions to landlords and "insult" police officers with a "dismal" pay offer. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 12/3/2024 News ‘Kicked in the guts’: Police officers reject latest pay offer NEW ZEALAND: Police officers have rejected the government’s latest pay offer, describing it as a “kick in the guts”. It included a $5000 pay increase backdated to November last year, two 4% salary increases this year and next year, and changes to some allowances, leave accumulation and short-notice shift changes. 1 News (New Zealand) 12/3/2024 News Court hears NT police officer ‘feared for his life’ before shooting at Peter Skeen in Palmerston altercation, as bodyworn video aired AUSTRALIA: A Northern Territory police officer who fired six shots at a man during a confrontation in the Palmerston suburb of Gray has told a court he "feared for his life" in the moments before discharging his weapon. ABC News (Australia) 12/3/2024 News Australian police link “over 11,000 cybercrime incidents” to Medibank breach AUSTRALIA: A joint police operation targeting misuse of personal information after high-profile Australian hacks has linked “over 11,000 cybercrime incidents” to the Medibank data breach. IT News (Australia) 12/3/2024 News Your Voice your Police: Navigator Project Young people who have suffered violence are receiving immediate support from trained youth workers in A&E or on a hospital ward, thanks to a Police and Crime Commissioner funded scheme. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 12/3/2024 News, Video Your voice your police: Young Voices Conversation Video A key responsibility of a Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) is to listen to you and act as the bridge between the public and the police [VIDEO]. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 12/3/2024 News, Video APCC Chair comments on the passing of Baroness Henig Donna Jones, APCC Chair and PCC for Hampshire & the Isle of Wight said: "On behalf of all at the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners we send our sympathies to Baroness Henig’s family and pay tribute to her for her enormous contribution and lasting legacy in policing. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 12/3/2024 News Digital intelligence and investigation – new learning modules Cryptocurrency and connected vehicle e-learning modules are available now on College Learn. We've created new learning modules to support frontline officers, staff and volunteers to understand and respond to crimes with a digital element. College of Policing 12/3/2024 News ‘Serious’ concerns over how police respond to the public An inspection report has raised “serious concerns” over how a police force responds to the public. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 12/3/2024 News «972973974975976977978979980Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
