Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103270 total results. Showing results 19761 to 19780 «985986987988989990991992993Next ›Last » UK police officer caught lying about crypto bags banned from force A UK police officer has been barred from the force after lying about hiding thousands of pounds in crypto and showing a “serious lack of integrity” while claiming to be an amateur investor. Protos.com 7/3/2024 News IOPC publishes guidance on Ending victim blaming: Violence against Women and Girls Today (7 March) we publish our guide, Ending victim blaming: violence against women and girls: Why language, attitudes, and behaviours matter. The guidance forms part of our programme of work on violence against women and girls which has been prioritised in response to increasing public concern about the policing response to violence against women and girls and cultural attitudes in policing about women and girls. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 7/3/2024 News Leics PCC announces new Hate Crime Scrutiny Panel His Police and Crime plan places a priority on this type of crime. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/3/2024 News Garda whistleblower absent from hearing after taking ill ‘amid stress of proceedings’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Lois West has migraines, cold sores and difficulty sleeping due to anxiety related to her experience, psychiatrist said. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 7/3/2024 News Independent inquiry into Emma Caldwell murder investigation to be held An independent public inquiry into the police investigation of Emma Caldwell’s murder in 2005 has been announced by the Scottish government. Police Professional 7/3/2024 News Met Police detective sacked for possessing crystal meth A Metropolitan Police officer has been sacked after he was convicted of possessing the Class A drug crystal meth. BBC 7/3/2024 News Sussex records more than 2,300 Reg 22 breaches across five months The force began recording such breaches from July 31 2023. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/3/2024 News Praise for detention officer who created custody library A detention officer with a passion for reading has started a specially curated library to help boost the mental health of custody detainees. Alex Klaar, who works for Avon and Somerset Police, came up with the novel idea five years ago as part of a wider plan to reduce the frustration and anxiety of those in the cells as well as help boost adult literacy. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 7/3/2024 News Garda whistleblower becomes unwell during WRC hearing after discovering her job was ‘gone’ since she took sick leave REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Workplace Relations Commission continued its hearing into claims by Garda whistleblower Lois West this afternoon in her absence after hearing that she had taken ill as a result of the stress of the proceedings. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 7/3/2024 News Officers ‘must remain vigilant’ as terrorism threat level is reduced, says PFNI The Police Federation for Northern Ireland (PFNI) is advising officers to remain vigilant despite the downgrading of the terrorism threat level from severe to substantial. Police Professional 7/3/2024 News Reformed fraudster to provide ‘unique insight’ in fraud prevention initiative A reformed fraudster will provide a “unique insight” into fraud as part of a London-wide initiative to increase awareness and understanding about the various types of scams and make people less vulnerable to becoming victims. Police Professional 7/3/2024 News Socialism, anti-fascism and anti-abortion on Prevent list of terrorism warning signs Communism also among ideologies on document as human rights groups say UK scheme has been politicised The Guardian 7/3/2024 News Police force host training day by group that say ‘gender-critical views are hate speech’ Campaigners WeAreFairCop say the course by Uniting Staffordshire Against Hate at constabulary’s headquarters was ‘politically motivated’ The Telegraph - Subscription at source 7/3/2024 News Police Scotland will not investigate every crime Police Scotland will no longer investigate every low level crime after the success of a pilot scheme. A report says the new approach to certain reported offences where there is no CCTV or witnesses should be rolled across Scotland. BBC 7/3/2024 News Elephant in the room: Declining use of covert tactics in UK policing The Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (RIPA, 2000) outlines an array of covert tactical options available to UK law enforcement agencies; options that provide investigators with the authority to seek out and gather intelligence and evidence. The Act provides a statutory apparatus through which the somewhat grey notion of covert operations may be navigated. However, since its implementation over 20 years ago, there has been a sharp and linear decline in the use of the Act, with investigating authorities seemingly less willing to deploy covert tactics against organised criminals. RUSI (Royal United Services Institute) 7/3/2024 Analysis, Feature Chancellor allocates £230 million for police digital tech Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt has pledged the provision of £230 million to support the introduction of new technology in policing. UKAuthority.com 7/3/2024 News Halifax approves $98M police budget, new positions CANADA: City councillors approved Halifax Regional Police's $98-million budget — roughly six per cent higher than last year and featuring 22 new positions created. Global News (Canada) 7/3/2024 News Drew Harris tells World Police Summit he’s ’embarrassed’ over Kinahan cartel’s staggering €1b wealth REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Garda boss is again in the United Arab Emirates as officials work to strengthen a relationship with authorities there in a major effort to extradite the Kinahan cartel leaders back to Ireland. Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 7/3/2024 News Independent inquiry into 2005 murder of Emma Caldwell announced Scottish government says judge-led public inquiry will look at ‘serious failings’ of police investigation, as killer appeals against conviction The Guardian 7/3/2024 News How ‘robocop’ police drones could soon be the first responders to 999 calls A trial called Project Eagle X is testing remotely-piloted drones for emergencies in Norfolk - amid questions over privacy and their crime-fighting powers i News 7/3/2024 Analysis, Feature «985986987988989990991992993Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
