Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 94591 total results. Showing results 1981 to 2000 «96979899100101102103104Next ›Last » Garda Rep says he would not let his mother walk down Oliver Plunkett St REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The GRA says community policing units are being depleted across Cork city to fill gaps in Garda staff shortages C103 (Republic of Ireland) 11/10/2024 News New approach from Windsor police on retail theft sparks criticism CANADA: The Windsor Police Service won't be accepting retail theft reports from businesses that don't want to co-operate with a criminal investigation. Jason Viau explains the move, and why it's prompting questions and criticism. CBC News (Canada) 11/10/2024 News, Video QPS Domestic and Family Violence Conference brings specialists together from across the state AUSTRALIA: More than 100 Queensland Police Service (QPS) Domestic and Family Violence (DFV) Specialists have come together in Brisbane this week to discuss the latest research and responses to DFV. The conference marks a significant milestone with it being the first time all 15 QPS Districts have gathered following the progressive appointment of District Domestic, Family Violence and Vulnerable Persons Units (DFV&VP) across the state over the past 12 months. myPolice - Queensland Police News 11/10/2024 News Struggling Cumbria Police officers given grants for personal issues Struggling police officers in Cumbria are receiving cash grants to help them in the current 'challenging times'. Cumbria Police Federation, which represents rank-and-file officers in the force, said it was issuing grants to officers dealing with an array of personal issues. Figures in the group have previously warned that some officers were struggling with the rising cost of living after bills and mortgage rates spiralled. The Mail (North West) 11/10/2024 News Outcomes Associated with Arrest for Domestic Violence: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis This systematic review evaluated outcomes associated with arrest for domestic violence (DV), for both victims and perpetrators, considering both classic and modern research. A systematic search of 5 databases for quantitative reports resulted in 1,379 potentially relevant entries, of which 34 met the inclusion criteria. Studies were screened using prespecified criteria for the population (adults), outcomes (individual-level outcomes), study design (quantitative, including arrest for DV as a focal independent variable and a non-arrest comparator), publication type (peer-reviewed academic journal), study location (United States), language (English), and publication year (in or after 1984). Part I employs narrative synthesis to explore the impact of arrests by race/ethnicity, revealing gaps in reporting and a scarcity of analyses that consider race/ethnicity or its intersections with gender. Part II, a meta-analysis, indicates that arrest does not consistently reduce repeat violence and suggests variability based on the type of comparator used and the proportion of Black victims in a sample. The review finds that much of the research on the impacts of arrest is outdated and lacks diversity in data sources and outcomes, with few studies examining outcomes other than repeat violence. Future research should prioritize an intersectional approach and the perspectives and needs of survivors. Policymakers should consider the potential for disparate impacts and evaluate alternatives to mandatory arrest policies, with funding available for new data sources and related projects. Ultimately, policymakers must consider the context when evaluating the effectiveness and ethics of arrest policies. Trauma Violence and Abuse 11/10/2024 Research article Competence in digital forensics Those practising in the field of digital forensics must be competent to conduct the work they carry out, and such competence must also be evidenced and assessed. Those seeking to demonstrate staff competence must consider what tasks and roles it is being sought for, how it is achieved, what is an acceptable level of performance for a task, and how to evidence and assess any claimed competence. This work intends to explore the multifaceted nature of competence within the field of digital forensics, examining how it is developed, assessed, and maintained in an era characterised by continuous technological advancement. Discussions are also linked to the requirements defined in the accreditation framework ISO/IEC 17025:2017 which governs the digital forensic landscape in England and Wales. We hope to contribute to the ongoing discourse on elevating standards and fostering excellence in the science of digital forensics. Forensic Science International 11/10/2024 Research article Temporary Commissioner of Square Mile force set to be confirmed in top role The previous Commissioner, Angela McLaren retired from her post on medical grounds in June. Pete O’Doherty is set to be the new Commissioner of the City of London Police following a meeting of the Court of Common Council at Guildhall on 10 October. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/10/2024 News Cook Labor Government to fund $15.8 million for new WA Police jet AUSTRALIA: The Cook Labor Government has committed $15.8 million over the next four years to fund a new WA police jet, replacing the current PC-12 planes in use. WAMN NEWS (Australia) 11/10/2024 News Firearms officer who shot Chris Kaba tells court his actions were ‘lawful’ In his statement, he said “it was my unequivocal belief that the driver was using his car as a weapon” and “he was oblivious to the danger he was causing” Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/10/2024 News ‘Efficiency’ required for tech-based DV policing move AUSTRALIA: A new and more efficient approach to dealing with domestic violence offenders could help NSW overcome its dire police officer shortage. The Examiner (Australia) 11/10/2024 News New Commissioner appointed to lead City of London Police Pete O’Doherty is set to be the new Commissioner of City of London Police following a meeting of the Court of Common Council at Guildhall on Thursday (October 10). Police Professional 11/10/2024 News Christchurch terror attack: Mosque gunman a ‘good actor’ during firearms licence process NEW ZEALAND: A former police vetting officer who interviewed the Christchurch mosque gunman for his firearms licence application says he was a "good actor" that was clearly hiding something more sinister. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 11/10/2024 News Fears policy could ‘gut community policing in Cork on a Sunday’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Senior Garda management are being urged to reconsider a policy which will mean that community gardaí will not be available for community policing duties in Cork on Sundays. Echo Live (Republic of Ireland) 11/10/2024 News NZ Police unveil four-phase approach to mental health policing that echoes Right Care, Right Person model After its introduction by Humberside Police, the mental health policing approach Right Care, Right Person has been rolled out nationally in England and Wales; but a new announcement from New Zealand Police – a four-phase plan to reduce mental health demand on frontline officers and encourage health partners to take more of a lead – suggests it’s changing international practice too, as Policing Insight’s James Sweetland reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 11/10/2024 Feature, Innovation Devolving justice and policing to Wales would put it on par with Scotland and Northern Ireland – so what’s holding it back? Devolution is “a process, not an event”, according to the then-secretary of state for Wales, Ron Davies, in 1997. Emergency Services Times 11/10/2024 Feature New report reveals inconsistent approaches to how forces tackle anti-social behaviour In a new spotlight report focused on how police forces in England and Wales are tackling anti-social behaviour, HMICFRS finds that forces are taking inconsistent approaches and are hampered by IT systems, a lack of analytical skills and the absence of evaluation to know what works Emergency Services Times 11/10/2024 News PC charged with misconduct in a public office for not releasing wrongful arrest suspect The 35-year-old officer did not enter a plea to the charge and the case was sent to Winchester Crown Court. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/10/2024 News Police recorded crime and outcomes open data tables Police recorded crime and outcomes detailed figures and supplementary material including a user guide. Home Office 10/10/2024 Report Suffering for justice Victim Support has published a new report exploring what it is like for victim-survivors of sexual violence going to court and undergoing cross examination. The report, entitled Suffering for Justice, is written by Ania Moroz and Dr Tamar Dinisman. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/10/2024 News, Report Prison population – proposed bill on release point for short term prisoners: information note Information about our proposal to change the point of release for short-term prisoners . Scottish Government 10/10/2024 News «96979899100101102103104Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
