Archive for December, 2011
CUTS TO POLICING
Dec 10th
As we see yet another week of Police related cuts in the news we also learn that Lord Stevens is set to report on the modern day Police Service.
Police Authority members are in the news this week too with one Ex Chair Robert Chambers from Essex being asked to pay back expenses following a Police investigation. But should he face the same consequences as MP’s during their expenses scandal.
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Special Feature on the Summer Riots
Dec 10th
There appears to be an ever increasing blame on the Police for the summer riots but are the police really to blame?
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Policing news from Around the UK
Dec 10th
We start this week with the very sad news regarding Inspector Toby Day, his wife and young child. The policing family is a tight supportive one and incidents such as these remind us just how fragile some situations can be.
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International Policing News
Dec 10th
This week’s round up of International Police related news ranges from our riot trained colleagues being faced with increasing political fallout to bravery of Officers in the US and China to our soldiers increasing the professionalism in Afghanistan Police.
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Social Networking and Festive Targeting
Dec 10th
News from around the UK informing us of innovative Policing for the Christmas period ranging from Drink Drive campaigns to Burglary initiatives.
But we start with a plea to find Alisa Dmitrijeva.
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The Elderly Victims of Crime
Dec 10th
Crime and the Elderly in the news this week
The vulnerable and elderly are still being targeted by criminals around the UK. Help look after your elderly neighbours this Christmas.
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Police related round up from UK
Dec 3rd
A round up of Police related stories from this week starting with the awful breaking story captured by a video on ‘YouTube’. BTP acted quickly to make an arrest.
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Cash in Transit Protection but can Police afford it?
Dec 3rd
