Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100882 total results. Showing results 20381 to 20400 «101610171018101910201021102210231024Next ›Last » MDP celebrates six years of Project Servator This year the Ministry of Defence Police celebrated their six-year anniversary of deploying Project Servator. Home Office 20/12/2023 News Scottish budget 2024-25 – Chief Constable statement Chief Constable Jo Farrell has outlined her response to the Scottish Government Budget during an evidence session at the Scottish Parliament’s Criminal Justice Committee today, Wednesday 20 December. Police Scotland 20/12/2023 News Police Scotland to roll out body cameras from next summer Police Scotland will start the roll out of body-worn cameras from next summer, the force's chief constable has said. BBC 20/12/2023 News London drink-spiking offences quadruple in five years – Met Police Drink-spiking offences have more than quadrupled in London over five years, according to Metropolitan Police data. BBC 20/12/2023 News “Building trust is not just for policing to do”, says NPCC lead on Facial Recognition Director of Intelligence at the Met, Lindsey Chiswick, spoke with Police Oracle about public confidence and future projects with facial recognition. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/12/2023 News GMP issued with enforcement notice after failure to clear FOI backlog The force currently has a backlog of 850 overdue requests. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/12/2023 News Claire Holland’s killer snared by undercover police operation When Claire Holland vanished without a trace in 2012, police had very little to go on. Her disappearance would not officially be treated as suspicious until years later when her ex-partner Darren Osment drunkenly confessed to being involved in her murder in a 999 call. Despite quickly retracting the confession, the call gave police - who still had not found Claire's body - a target. An undercover operation to snare Osment was set in motion. BBC 20/12/2023 News Met Police Christmas Tree Appeal aims to bring 1000s of children a gift The campaign was officially launched on November 21 2023. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/12/2023 News A road map for the lawful use of stop-and-frisk in Philadelphia – and elsewhere Stop-and-frisk is a controversial policy in US policing, but formed a key plank of Philadelphia Mayor-elect Cherelle Parker’s campaign manifesto in an effort to tackle gun violence; Arizona State University Professors Michael D White and Henry F Fradella believe stop-and-frisk can be used effectively and without contravening the constitution, if coupled with careful controls and a change in culture and accountability. Policing Insight 20/12/2023 Analysis, Feature, Opinion Saskatchewan’s police watchdog set to investigate fatal shootout on Red Earth Cree Nation CANADA: RCMP say 25-year-old man is dead after shootout involving police on Tuesday morning. CBC News (Canada) 20/12/2023 News ICO issues enforcement notice to GMP over failure to clear FoI backlog The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has issued an enforcement notice to Greater Manchester Police (GMP) for repeated failures to respond to Freedom of Information (FoI) requests. Police Professional 20/12/2023 News Hamilton’s Chief of Police defends request for $20M budget increase CANADA: Hamilton’s Chief of Police is defending his request for a nearly $20 million dollar increase in next year’s budget, which would make it the largest in the city’s history. CHCH 20/12/2023 News Pair jailed for impersonating police officers to defraud victims of more than £400,000 Two men who pretended to be police officers and preyed on elderly victims in a fraud involving more than £400,000 were jailed on Tuesday (December 19). Police Professional 20/12/2023 News Call for all officers to carry Naloxone as drug deaths reach record level In response to nearly 5,000 drug-related deaths in England and Wales, the highest in 30 years, The Salvation Army wants all police officers equipped with Naloxone, a lifesaving nasal spray, which it says could save thousands of lives each year. Police Professional 20/12/2023 News Garda Representative Association says serious shortfalls in basics of policing in Ireland REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: It's emerged there were communication failures on the night of the Dublin riots, with the central control room unable to speak directly with the Public Order Unit. Red FM (Republic of Ireland) 20/12/2023 News Cork TD calls for increased garda presence in communities nationwide REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A Cork TD has called for an increased garda presence in all communities across the country to ensure people feel safe. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 20/12/2023 News Just one new garda from latest cohort of probationers assigned to Cork city REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Of the 151 new gardaí sworn in last week, only one will be assigned to Cork city, The Echo has learned. Echo Live (Republic of Ireland) 20/12/2023 News Evaluating a model program for improving law enforcement officers’ perceptions of and interactions with youth in a diverse urban setting Negative and, at times, violent encounters between police and youth have received increasing attention in recent years, leading to calls for more targeted training of law enforcement. In Pennsylvania, legal stakeholders collaborated to create a manualized curriculum training designed to educate law enforcement on developmentally appropriate ways to interact with youth and generate conversation between police and young people (particularly youth of color) with the goals of reducing stereotyping and improving relationships between these two groups and, ultimately, reducing racial and ethnic disparities in youth arrest rates. The current study evaluated change in law enforcement perceptions from 24 trainings conducted in Philadelphia – a city populated predominantly with residents of color – which included both formal and informal interactions with young, predominantly Black, volunteers. Data from the Police-Youth Engagement Survey, completed both before and after trainings by 1,344 police recruits, indicated curriculum acceptability and recruits’ willingness to use information from the training in their future interactions with youth. Recruits’ attitudes towards youth and their perceptions of the relationship between police and young people also significantly improved. Results indicate that this training may be a promising initial intervention for improving interactions between law enforcement and youth, including youth of color. Psychology Crime and Law 20/12/2023 Research article Racial Inequality in Firearm Homicide Victimization—but not Other Types of US Violence Research Question: Is violent crime victimization among US minority groups higher than for White Americans in general, or is there a distinct failure of equal protection by race with respect to firearm homicide? Data: This analysis examines per capita rates of violent victimization for Blacks, Hispanics, and Whites as reported in recent years in the National Crime Victimization Survey (NCVS), as well as the firearms homicide data collected from local and state death certificates by the US Center for Disease Control (CDC). Method: The analysis compares the extent of disparity between White and minority victimization rates for different kinds of violent crimes. The framework is to calculate the ratio of minority victimization rates to the White rates for the same offense categories. Findings: While there are very small differences in victimization rates by race/ethnicity for most types of violent crime, and while Whites report higher victimization rates than minorities do for some kinds of violent crimes, there is a massive ratio for rates of firearms homicides. Black Americans of all ages, for example, suffer firearm homicides at a rate that is 12 times higher per capita than for Whites. Hispanic Americans are twice as likely to be victimized by firearm homicide than Whites. Conclusions: Policing strategies often fail to distinguish different types of violence, even when discussing racial disparity in policing actions. The evidence of this report provides the most direct support for police increasing the precision of their focus on crime prevention efforts that can reduce homicide as the most important racial disparity in criminal victimization, and, in the US context, firearm homicide in particular. Cambridge Journal of Evidence-Based Policing 20/12/2023 Research article Sunshine Coast outlaw motorcycle gang members, associates targeted in Queensland police operation AUSTRALIA: Police have seized large amounts of cash, illicit drugs and guns as part of a crackdown on outlaw motorcycle gangs (OMCG) trying to form chapters on the Sunshine Coast. More than 87 people have been arrested on 350 charges as part of an operation launched in March, with further charges expected after raids on several properties this week. ABC News (Australia) 20/12/2023 News «101610171018101910201021102210231024Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events