Anti-gang device 'not fair'
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Campaigners say a high-pitched device used to disperse teenagers infringes their human rights.
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A spray used by the police to stop aggressors in their tracks is more harmful than previously thought.
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Imbedding security chips in possessions and pets is nothing new. Chipping people, however, has Orwellian overtones that angers civil libertarians and conservatives alike.
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Firearms evidence criticised in official review of Barry George conviction.
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'Did you see me smack that geezer? Class, wasn't it' Forests of CCTV cameras in the UK's town centres have failed to have any impact on anti-social behaviour, an ACPO official told the House of Lords Constitution Committee yesterday.â¦
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The latest antitheft device for automobiles makes it impossible for criminals to see -- and doubles as a disco light show. By Aaron Rowe.
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Plans to increase the amount of time for which terrorist suspects can be held without charge are criticised.
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A judge seeks a solution for a 'public nuisance of a major kind' who repeatedly breaks an anti-social behaviour order.
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A police plan to use high-powered microphones to help the Olympics 2012 security is opposed by David Blunkett.
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Plods not happy with law, ICO, or surveillance quality The police and Home Office are to press for regulatory powers that will insist that every one of the 4.2 million CCTV cameras in Britain is upgraded so it can be deputised to gather police evidence and provide a vehicle for emerging technologies that will automatically identify people and detect if they are doing anything suspicious.â¦
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Denying lay-bys the use of law enforcement In a bizarre follow-up to its 'Denying Criminals the Use of the Roads' strategy, the Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO) has announced an initiative that might perhaps be called, 'Assigning Criminals the Leasehold of the Lay-bys.' Things have come to a pretty pass, as crusty old Tory MPs might once have complained, when there are no-go areas for Britain's law-abiding citizens, but that indeed seems to be the message of "Truckers Beware."â¦
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People carrying knives illegally in Northern Ireland could face tough new penalties, the government warns.
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Follow that screaming hoodie A new weapon in the battle against mobile mugging and data theft hits the streets today. The people behind Remote XT software claim backing from the rozzers, in the form of the Met and the Mobile Industry Crime Action Forum.â¦
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British anti-terrorism laws discriminate against Muslims and law enforcement agencies are running a &quot;real risk of criminalising&quot; ethnic minority communities, a top police officer will say on Monday, according to The Guardian newspaper.
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Ethnic minority groups in Northern Ireland are warned by police of threats to attack them.
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A bank heist and a stabbing undermine trust-building efforts. Police blame the IRA.
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Â· Change backed by police and civil rights groupsÂ· New review to examine practicality and safeguards