Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100850 total results. Showing results 20221 to 20240 «100810091010101110121013101410151016Next ›Last » Police step up patrols in Dublin after restaurant shooting on Christmas Eve Man in his 20s died and man in his 40s remains in serious condition after attack at Browne’s Steakhouse The Guardian 25/12/2023 News ‘Unless one of us dies’: The stickiness of taint and perceptions of support in policing The behaviour of certain members of a profession can ‘taint’ other workers. In this qualitative study, we explore how police officers perceive media constructions of their profession. Participating police officers feel ridiculed by the media and are overwhelmed by instances of public disdain. They acknowledge moments of esteem, often as a result of self-sacrifice, yet lament that these are generally temporary and fleeting, and instead, their profession is tarnished by the heinous acts committed by some police officers, constructed as representative of the profession as a whole. We discuss police officers’ understanding of the stickiness of ‘taint’ within their occupation and how it can affect perceptions of the self. International Journal of Police Science & Management 25/12/2023 Research article Assaults on police officers: A comparison between England and Wales and New Zealand from 2015 to 2022 This research discussed in this article examined assaults on police officers in England and Wales and in New Zealand between 2015 and 2022. Although different sources of data were used to examine the number of assaults on police officers in the three countries, it was found that the number of assaults on police officers in England and Wales and in New Zealand increased during this period. England and Wales experienced a 56% increase in the number of assaults on police officers, while the New Zealand Police experienced a 41% increase. Using the population of each country as a basis there was an increase in the number of assaults of more than 16% in New Zealand and more than 63% in England and Wales. The main limitation of the research was that the information that was available lacked detail, and this would limit the development of policy to minimize the threat to police officers of being assaulted. International Journal of Police Science & Management 25/12/2023 Research article Home Secretary James Cleverly apologises for ‘ironic joke’ about spiking wife’s drink Home Secretary James Cleverly has apologised for making an "ironic joke" about spiking his wife's drink at a Downing Street reception. He reportedly said the ideal spouse was "someone who is always mildly sedated so she can never realise there are better men out there". BBC 24/12/2023 News Service providers hope to expand family and domestic violence prevention measures in schools AUSTRALIA: Beyond the crisis centres and police check-ups, work to teach children behaviour to help prevent family and domestic violence is underway in schools, and service providers say there is room to expand. ABC News (Australia) 24/12/2023 News Facial recognition helps fight serious crime, but for minor UK offences it should be off limits With the right safeguards in place, the police’s use of AI can make us safer without violating our privacy The Guardian 24/12/2023 Feature, Opinion Weapons including guns were smuggled into police stations before and after Matt Ratana’s death, despite enhanced searching being recommended Weapons including guns have been smuggled into police stations before and after Matt Ratana's death, despite enhanced searching being recommended. Two more guns have been smuggled into London custody centres since the tragic Met sergeant was killed by a concealed antique revolver. This was despite the force being warned to step up their searches, with metal-detecting wands recommended to be fitted to all police vans 18 months before his murder. Mail Online 24/12/2023 News Federation welcomes ‘no-nonsense’ pay commitment from Chief Constable The Police Federation for Northern Ireland has given a warm welcome to assurances from the Chief Constable on a badly needed 7% pay award to officers Police Federation for Northern Ireland (PFNI) 23/12/2023 News Notts drone team takes to new heights Our police drone team is set to reach new heights next year thanks to the continued dedication of the unit to keep the people of Notts safe. The team, set up in 2020, has 15 pilots who fit drone shifts around their other responsibilities as police officers, giving the force eyes in the sky to be deployed and help with a whole range of incidents. Nottinghamshire Police 23/12/2023 News Hamilton police chief says $20-million budget increase is necessary to maintain adequate policing CANADA: Hamilton’s police chief is standing by his request for an increase of almost $20 million in next year’s budget, saying the extra funds are key to maintaining adequate policing in the city. The preliminary capital and operating budgets for the Hamilton Police Service of $213 million, approved at a police services board meeting last week, would mark the largest in the force’s history and a 6.88 per cent uptick compared to 2023. The Hamilton Spectator (Canada) 23/12/2023 News Eric Stubbs reflects after one year as Ottawa’s police chief CANADA: Eric Stubbs has been Ottawa's police chief for a little over a year, taking over during a low point for the Ottawa Police Service following its handling of the 2022 Freedom Convoy protest. "There's lots for me to learn and to understand in the community and the service, but it's coming," he said in a year-end interview with CTV News Ottawa. CTV News (Canada) 23/12/2023 News Two Staffordshire police camera operators jailed for deleting speeding data Samantha Halden-Evans and Jonathan Hill ran number plate checks to see if friends had been caught speeding The Guardian 23/12/2023 News More than 1,100 officers under investigation for sexual or domestic abuse in England and Wales As one in seven accused of offences keep working, Lib Dems call on home secretary James Cleverly for ‘radical overhaul’ of vetting The Guardian 23/12/2023 News Niagara police officer asks trans woman for ‘deadname’ while questioning her filming at bus terminal CANADA: Question made woman feel 'uneasy.' Police say officer was trying to 'relate' to her. CBC News (Canada) 23/12/2023 News AFP seizes 26.8 tonnes of drugs, prevents $10.7 billion in harm in 2022-23 AUSTRALIA: The AFP has seized more than 26.8 tonnes of illicit drugs and precursors in the past financial year, almost four tonnes more compared to the previous financial year, while saving the Australian public from about $10.7 billion in harm. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 23/12/2023 News Police Scotland specials ‘heading for extinction’ after losing almost 1,000 Data provided to the Scottish Liberal Democrats shows the force had 409 specials in 2022/23, 985 less than in 2013/14. The Scottish government has been urged to put the force’s special constabulary on a “long-term footing” after it was revealed that there are now almost 1,000 fewer volunteer officers than a decade ago. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 23/12/2023 News Woman charged as part of NCA cash smuggling investigation A woman has been charged as part of a National Crime Agency investigation into the smuggling of tens of millions of pounds in criminal cash between the UK and the United Arab Emirates. National Crime Agency (NCA) 22/12/2023 News Dunmurry search leads to drugs seizure and arrest of two REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Colin and Black Mountain Neighbourhood Policing Team (NPT) officers, based at Woodbourne station, have arrested two men following a search at a residential address in Dumurry yesterday, Thursday, 21st December. Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) 22/12/2023 News Former Cumbria Constabulary officer would have been dismissed over inappropriate relationship with victim of crime A former Cumbria Constabulary officer who lied to his sergeant about visiting a woman he had formed an inappropriate relationship with has been barred from working in policing following an investigation by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC). Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 22/12/2023 News Arrests made following €21 million cocaine seizure at Foynes Port REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: GARDAI have arrested five men in relation to the seizure of €21 million worth of cocaine on a cargo vessel at Foynes Port earlier this week. Donegal Live (Republic of Ireland) 22/12/2023 News «100810091010101110121013101410151016Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
