Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100802 total results. Showing results 19681 to 19700 «981982983984985986987988989Next ›Last » Wiltshire Police completes ‘urgent review’ of Clare’s Law applications After identifying critical failures in its service under the Clare’s Law scheme, Wiltshire Police has confirmed that it now risk assessed all 3,582 applications made to the force. Police Professional 12/1/2024 News First call to police wasn’t for ‘violence in home’, says SIU in probe into woman’s death CANADA: Ontario’s police watchdog is sharing more information about the events leading up to the death of a woman in Thunder Bay after saying police did not respond to a domestic disturbance call before her death. Global News (Canada) 12/1/2024 News City refuses to pay new Surrey Police Service recruits: Union CANADA: The union said the Surrey Police Service was told new employees won't be added to the city's payroll and benefits system. Vancouver Sun (Canada) 12/1/2024 News The Government of Canada invests in crime prevention in Ontario CANADA: Today, the Honourable Dominic LeBlanc, Minister of Public Safety, Democratic Institutions and Intergovernmental Affairs, announced a federal investment of more than $6.8 million to prevent gun crime and gang violence in Barrie, Orillia, South Simcoe-Innisfil, Timmins and Brantford. Government of Canada 12/1/2024 News 34 arrests in garda anti-burglary operation REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: More than 30 people have been arrested in Dublin as part of a garda crackdown on burglaries. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 12/1/2024 News An Garda Síochána and Policing Authority jointly fund well-being research REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: An Garda Síochána and the Policing Authority are pleased to announce funding for a research project focused on the well-being of An Garda Síochána personnel. An Garda Síochána 12/1/2024 News Det Supt Ian Kirby: ‘Every cop should have the basic knowledge to go out there and support a victim’ In the second part of his interview with Policing Insight, Det Supt Ian Kirby, the recently appointed CEO of the National Cyber Resilience Centre Group, spoke to James Sweetland about the benefits of the Cyber PATH programme, and the importance of all officers having enough understanding of cybercrime to be able to offer basic advice and support to victims. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 12/1/2024 Feature, Innovation, Interview Serious crash referred to police watchdog after teenagers injured Merseyside police have been referred to the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) after a serious crash in Anfield. The IOPC will be reviewing the police's involvement in the crash which left a 17-year-old with serious injuries. Officers are appealing for witnesses after two teens fell off an electric bike at around 7.30pm on Thursday, January 11. Liverpool Echo 12/1/2024 News Gardaí arrest 34 people as part of operation into burglary and possession of stolen property in Dublin REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A total of 32 people have been charged with 70 offences following a garda operation in north Dublin. The offences include burglary and possession of stolen property. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 12/1/2024 News Met Police bosses plan to cut the number of murder detectives in London as homicide rates remain high The Metropolitan Police will cut the number of murder detectives working in London despite the homicide rate climbing rapidly, reports claim. Mail Online 12/1/2024 News We Can Do It: WA Police begin female-focused recruiting drive AUSTRALIA: Long gone are the days when women were given handbags when they joined the police force, or told to leave if they got married; WA Police is proving this with a concerted, passionate drive to get more women on the beat. Retired officers, Legacy members and genuine community heroes Jodie Leahy and Jill Willoughby talk to Chrissy Morrissy on 6PR Afternoons about the past, present and future of women in the force. [AUDIO] 6pr (Australia) 12/1/2024 Feature Queensland police integrity unit ‘unlikely’ to be established by recommended deadline AUSTRALIA: Exclusive: timeline for creation of body to end practice of police investigating police in doubt as state government mulls options The Guardian 12/1/2024 News Guernsey Police welcome plans to update drug driving laws Guernsey Police are welcoming a proposed overhaul of the island's laws on drug driving. The plans would enable police to carry out road-side drug tests on motorists with portable testing equipment. BBC 12/1/2024 News Northamptonshire Police ranks sixth in the country for how quick handlers answer 999 calls, new data reveals The police force answered more than 90 percent of calls within 10 seconds in November 2023. The latest figures for the quickest UK police forces at answering the phone have been revealed – and Northamptonshire ranks highly Northampton Chronicle & Echo 12/1/2024 News Police contact management strategy could be a ‘game changer’ with the right adoption The new National Contact Management Strategic Plan for policing, referred to as Policing’s Strategic Plan, was a long time in the making but when it appeared it didn’t disappoint. It was the product of extensive engagement going back several years and marks a great breakthrough – achieving coherence and integration between the NPCC Digital Public Contact Programme and the National Contact Management Working Group. Emergency Services Times 11/1/2024 Feature, Opinion UK antisemitism monitor inside police operations room during Gaza war protests Presence of Community Security Trust, which accuses protesters calling for ceasefire of inflaming antisemitism, raises fresh concerns about 'politicised policing' Middle East Eye 11/1/2024 News Deputy Chief Constables sought to join Police Scotland The Scottish Police Authority (SPA) is recruiting for two new Deputy Chief Constables to join Police Scotland - the second largest police service in the UK. ADS advance 11/1/2024 News ‘Serious questions’ for Crown Office over Post Office prosecutions The Crown Office has “serious questions to answer” for its role in prosecuting Post Office workers in Scotland, Douglas Ross has said. Holyrood Magazine 11/1/2024 News Surrey police union says the city won’t pay new recruits. The city says they never should’ve been hired CANADA: City spokesperson says municipal force is way over budget and had been warned against more hiring CBC News (Canada) 11/1/2024 News City of Surrey refusing to add new municipal police recruits to payroll: Union CANADA: The City of Surrey has refused to add 10 new Surrey Police Service (SPS) to the municipal payroll, according to the union representing the fledgling municipal police force. Global News (Canada) 11/1/2024 News «981982983984985986987988989Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
