Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 94597 total results. Showing results 2001 to 2020 «979899100101102103104105Next ›Last » 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 Garda commissioner welcomes arrest of Kinahan figure REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Garda Commissioner has welcomed the arrest of a senior figure in the Kinahan organised crime group in Dubai, and urged other members of the group to consider coming forward. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 10/10/2024 News Training sergeant ‘harsh’ but not a bully, inquest hears Anugrah Abraham had doubts about whether he was cut out to be an officer inquest told. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/10/2024 News No early release for long-term prisoners, justice secretary confirms Long-term prisoners will not be released from jails early, justice secretary Angela Constance has announced. Holyrood Magazine 10/10/2024 News PEEL spotlight report on anti-social behaviour published Our Policing Standards Manager, Superintendent Andy Sidebotham, responds to the anti-social behaviour PEEL spotlight report College of Policing 10/10/2024 News Suffering for justice Sexual violence victim-survivors’ experiences of going to court and cross-examination Victim Support 10/10/2024 Report Chair of Met Police Federation suspended due to ongoing internal investigation Rick Prior was elected in April having been acting Chair since Ken Marsh's departure at the end of January. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/10/2024 News Abuse of police staff ‘now standardised and normal’ warns union members Police staff at breaking point over low pay, soaring workloads and high stress, says UNISON Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/10/2024 News NSW police union pushes back at premier’s suggestion pro-Palestine protests divert resources from crime AUSTRALIA: Police association boss says vast majority of officers at weekend rally were ‘doing user-pay or cancelled rest day’ shifts The Guardian 10/10/2024 News APCC comments on Inspectorate’s report on policing anti-social behaviour Following publication of a report by His Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary, Fire and Rescue Services into the policing response to anti-social behaviour, the APCC's Joint Leads on Local Policing, Matt Story and Chris Nelson, said: Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 10/10/2024 News Ontario’s Inspector General of Policing initiates inspection of Thunder Bay Police Service and Board CANADA: Today, Inspector General of Policing of Ontario Ryan Teschner issued the following statement regarding the Thunder Bay Police Service and Thunder Bay Police Service Board: “I am committed to ensuring that the residents of Thunder Bay and the Indigenous communities in and around that city receive the effective, responsive, and accountable policing they deserve. In light of several public complaints the Inspectorate of Policing has received regarding the Thunder Bay Police Service, I have decided to conduct an inspection of the Service in accordance with my legislative mandate under Ontario’s Community Safety and Policing Act (CSPA), which came into effect on April 1, 2024. " Inspectorate of Policing Ontario (Canada) 10/10/2024 News New Commissioner appointed to lead the City of London Police 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 today (Thursday 10 October). The appointment, which is subject to Royal Assent, will see Pete lead the City of London Police as the 17th Police Commissioner. The force is unique in policing, because of its dual role as the local service for the Square Mile, whilst leading the UK policing response to economic, cyber and business crime. City of London Police 10/10/2024 News Police Star Fund 25/26 now open for EOI submissions The Police Star Fund 25/26 is now open for expression of interest (EOI) submissions. An annual innovation call, run by the Office of the Police Chief Scientific Adviser (OPCSA), the Police Star Fund’s aim is to stimulate local innovation and encourage collaboration to solve science and technology (S&T) problems within policing. Emergency Services Times 10/10/2024 News Understanding and addressing sexual- and gender-based harassment and discrimination among Royal Canadian Mounted Police The current study sought to examine experiences of gender- and sexual-based harassment and discrimination within the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), and what changes, if any, RCMP think are needed to address these issues within the organization. A representative sample of serving RCMP (n = 870; 72.6% men; 83.6% White) answered an open-ended survey question examining participants’ perspectives of how the RCMP can work to eliminate harassment and discrimination in RCMP workplaces. Responses were analyzed inductively, using an open-coding approach. Thematic analysis was used to identify themes and frequency analysis was performed to assess for recurrent concrete recommendations. Three themes were identified: Walking the Talk: Broad Accountability; Out with the Old, in with the New: Largescale Cultural Change; and Alternative Perspective: An Exaggerated or Non-Existent Problem. The most common concrete recommendations were to enforce actual consequences (n = 172), to have more effective leadership (n = 138), and to change the promotion process (n = 116). The current results indicate that many RCMP conceptualize gender- and sexual-based harassment and discrimination within the RCMP as a two-tiered problem, involving the actions of individual perpetrators and insufficient organizational responses to those actions. Results further evidence individual and structural hegemonically masculine elements within the RCMP organizational culture. Participant suggestions provide possible actionable solutions. Police Practice and Research - Subscription at source 10/10/2024 Research article Missing children, adolescents and young adults: the relationship between age first missing, subsequent missing person reports and other police-related contacts over a 10-year period It is well documented that children and young people are disproportionately represented in missing person reports, frequently as repeat cases. However, inconsistent definitions around age groupings have compromised our ability to compare across studies, or meaningfully synthesise the available evidence. This study sought to explore the relationship between age at first missing and police contacts in a sample of 2,125 Australian children (0–12 years), adolescents (13–17 years), and young adults (18–25 years) who went missing for the first time in 2005. Individuals were followed-up over a 10-year period using police records. A comparison of justice involvement across the three age groups revealed key differences in missing person episodes and other justice-related involvement. Collectively, the findings offer further insights into the characteristics and justice trajectories of young people who go missing to help inform further evidence-based, risk assessment and related police responses. Police Practice and Research 10/10/2024 News «979899100101102103104105Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
