Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100850 total results. Showing results 20001 to 20020 «997998999100010011002100310041005Next ›Last » Former Detective Sergeant guilty of gross misconduct following 18 incidents of inappropriate behaviour The panel ruled that had Detective Sergeant Gavin Jolley still been serving he would have been dismissed without notice. A former Detective Sergeant in Devon and Cornwall has been found culpable of gross misconduct following allegations relating to 18 incidents both on and off duty. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/1/2024 News Avon and Somerset Police to open new station in Bath PCC Mark Shelford has announced the plans after community feedback asked for policing to be more visible in the city. A new Avon and Somerset Police station set to open next year in Bath will allow the force’s neighbourhood and response teams to work together under one roof. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/1/2024 News PSNI ‘apologises unreservedly’ for failings in lead-up to 2017 Cawdery killings Michael and Marjorie Cawdery were stabbed to death at their home in Co Armagh in 2017. The PSNI has said it “apologises unreservedly” for failings in its handling of incidents preceding the killings of Michael and Marjorie Cawdery. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/1/2024 News Combatting terrorist content online: Proactive AI detection Social media platforms identify and remove huge volumes of online terrorist and violent extremist content on a daily basis, with much of the detection relying on artificial intelligence and automated processes; a new white paper by the Tech Against Terrorism Europe and NOTIONES projects examines the scale of the problem, and suggests steps that could improve and expand the response to such potentially damaging content, as Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 4/1/2024 Analysis, Feature, Innovation Vacancies: Lecturers in Policing and Criminology – Apply now! The University of South Wales is seeking to appoint two Lecturers in Policing and Criminology. The university is currently in partnership with five Police Forces and have recently won the contract to deliver to two new partner forces, South Wales Police and Gwent Police. We are looking for talented individuals to work across our entire provision and have a particular demand in the Dorset and Devon and Cornwall areas. Policing Insight 4/1/2024 Advertisement, Feature, Jobs Exploring Reasons for Non-Engagement From a Peer-Led Diversionary Intervention for Veterans in Police Custody UK veterans with complex needs arrested in police custody can access support through pre-charge diversion into treatment and ancillary services. We consider why veterans in police custody disengaged from a peer-led criminal justice diversionary support service in one UK region that adopted a continuous case management approach. Seven hundred and fifty-seven veterans were assessed to have high levels of comorbid health needs and socio-economic harms, with one-quarter (26.7%, n = 202) subsequently disengaging from the service. A logistic regression model using Multivariate Imputation by Chained Equations identified that veterans of a younger age, no-fixed-abode, a history of incarceration, and those from a Royal Navy background were likelier to disengage from the intervention. We conclude that this peer-based diversionary model has some efficacy in maintaining the engagement of a highly complex, comorbid segment of criminally-justice-exposed UK military veterans. The perceived benefits of an integrated peer-based model predicated on continuous case-management techniques are discussed. International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology - Subscription at source 4/1/2024 Research article AI saving thousands of hours of officers’ time Bedfordshire Police is using artificial intelligence to auto-redact documents, helping to help save thousands of hours of officers’ time. Police Professional 4/1/2024 News The push for Serious Fraud Office manpower must achieve results The SFO desperately needs some high-profile successes or doubts will resurface, writes Bambos Tsiattalou The Times - Subscription at source 4/1/2024 Feature, Opinion South Wales Police secure £1m funding boost from Home Office The cash will be invested in a number of ways to benefit communities across South Wales including improvements to street lighting and CCTV upgrades, the purchase of an all-weather drone and “Home Safe” packs for residents who are vulnerable to crime such as burglary and theft. Barry and District News 4/1/2024 News SAPOL launch internal investigation after mugshot of partially naked woman uploaded to police database AUSTRALIA: An internal investigation has been launched by SA Police after a photo of a partially naked woman in custody was uploaded to a police database. In a statement to the ABC, a spokesperson for SAPOL said the image — which shows a woman lifting her top and exposing her breasts — was of a person in custody. ABC News (Australia) 4/1/2024 News Solving retail crime through AI tech NEW ZEALAND: With a realisation that retailers lost over a hundred billion dollars every year and that there was a lack of effective tech to report, solve and stop retail crime, Phil Thomson and his co-founders created Auror in 2012, a crime reporting platform helping global retailers to reduce losses, and digitising the process with which they reported it internally, as well as to police. Today, Auror is being used by 85 percent of enterprise retailers in New Zealand, enabling the New Zealand Police to promptly and efficiently investigate crime reported by retailers and focus their energy on the top ten percent of offenders causing 60 percent of the loss. Supermarket News (New Zealand) 4/1/2024 News Rural police urged to work with academics to prepare for challenge of natural disasters Natural disasters can have a huge impact on communities in any location, but the response from police and emergency services in rural areas can be particularly stretched because of the lack of resources; Dr Jessica Peterson of Southern Oregon University believes law enforcement agencies could gain significant benefits from partnering with academic institutions to improve their preparedness, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 4/1/2024 Analysis, Feature, Interview ‘No quick fix for growing knife crime’, says Helen McEntee as blade seizures continue to rise REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Over 2,000 knives were seized last year by gardaí, new figures have revealed, representing a significant increase on other years. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 4/1/2024 News More than 20 gardai trained for Dublin’s Armed Support Unit over a year ago waiting to be assigned REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: It’s understood the Garda Representative Association, which represents some 11,000 rank and file gardai, recently raised the delay in moving successful applicants into the ASU with force management Dublin Live (Republic of Ireland) 4/1/2024 News Boris Johnson erupts at ‘politicised’ Met Police over probe into Israeli war crime The former PM and Mayor of London has condemned the force, telling them to focus on the knife crime epidemic on the streets. Express 4/1/2024 News Boris Johnson accuses Met of playing politics over Israel ‘war crimes’ Boris Johnson has accused the Metropolitan Police of "politicisation" for investigation of alleged war crimes in Israel. The Times - Subscription at source 4/1/2024 News Why I’m considering a life of crime Some people may have noticed the happy new guidance released between Christmas and New Year by the National Police Chief’s Council. This guidance to police in England and Wales was that police officers ought to try to go to properties that have been burgled. Even better, they should try to do so within an hour of the burglary being reported. The Spectator - Subscription at source 4/1/2024 Feature, Opinion Meeting former UK Chief Police Officer Professor Jackie Sebire (Part 1) Bernard Rix meets former UK chief police officer Professor Jackie Sebire and gets an introduction to her current leadership role at Rabdan Academy in Abu Dhabi. Rabdan Academy in the United Arab Emirates is a world leading university, delivering academic and vocational learning and training across the safety and security sectors. Within this scope of operation, the Academy provides all education, training and related support for Abu Dhabi Police recruits and officers. In this video - part one of a three part series for PolicingTV - Professor Jackie Sebire first introduces PolicingTV Founder Bernard Rix to the Academy. She explains the fascinating background behind Rabdan Academy's name and talks us through some of the policing related activities of the Academy, before describing some of the key highlights and associated learning from her thirty year policing career to date. PolicingTV 4/1/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video First look at the Vancouver Police Department’s new body cameras CANADA: The Vancouver Police Department is rolling out its body camera pilot project. Const. Katie Ranger is among 84 patrol members who will be wearing them in the coming days, following training sessions. That will rise to 100 officers in the weeks ahead. Global News (Canada) 3/1/2024 News Johnson condemns Met Police investigation into Israel ‘war crimes’ Former Prime Minister tells The Telegraph he is concerned about ‘worrying politicisation’ of the force as it appeals for potential witnesses The Telegraph - Subscription at source 3/1/2024 News «997998999100010011002100310041005Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
