Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103266 total results. Showing results 20481 to 20500 «102110221023102410251026102710281029Next ›Last » February POLICE magazine out now The first POLICE magazine of 2024 is out today, featuring coverage from our Roads Policing Seminar which saw a huge number of practitioners from within the country and abroad, to learn and share best practice. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 21/2/2024 News Mutual aid and another busy public order Saturday Chris Hobbs attends the latest protest organised in the capital. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/2/2024 Analysis, Feature Register: police webinar on DF apprenticeships Police professionals can now register for an online Digital Forensic Technician Apprenticeship event hosted by the Forensic Capability Network (FCN). Forensic Capability Network 21/2/2024 News Scandal-hit police force facing ‘deeply concerning’ shortfall in officer numbers Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley said the force is expected to be 2,650 officers short by March 2025. The Independent 21/2/2024 News Prevent counter-terror scheme failures leave public at risk – ex-adviser The man who reviewed the government's counter-terror scheme last year says key recommendations he made have been ignored - leaving the public "at risk". BBC 21/2/2024 News Coronial inquest into death of Kumanjayi Walker resumes, as Zachary Rolfe argues to narrow evidence AUSTRALIA: Former Northern Territory Police constable Zachary Rolfe has filed last-minute submissions, foreshadowing a series of objections to certain questions he anticipates being asked, as the coronial inquest into the 2019 shooting death of Kumanjayi Walker resumes. ABC News (Australia) 21/2/2024 News Steve Gollschewski appointed acting Queensland police commissioner as advocates warn sexism in police service needs to change AUSTRALIA: While the rise in violent attacks by lawless youths in Queensland has the community running scared, advocates warn the new police commissioner will have a tough road ahead tackling the frightening increase in domestic violence. ABC News (Australia) 21/2/2024 News Scandal-hit police force facing ‘deeply concerning’ shortfall in officer numbers Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley said the force is expected to be 2,650 officers short by March 2025. The Standard 21/2/2024 News Police force complaints rise again There has been an increase in complaints made to Staffordshire Police, according to figures from the force’s professional standards department. It is the second year in a row that the number has risen. BBC 21/2/2024 News Met Police officer found guilty of multiple rapes and kidnap Cliff Mitchell joined the force in 2021 having been accused of child rape in 2017 The Telegraph - Subscription at source 21/2/2024 News RCMP head says force is ‘vulnerable’ to leaks after Mountie arrested in Alberta CANADA: The head of the RCMP says the national police force is vulnerable to leaks — a warning that comes as multiple people with ties to the RCMP face charges or have been convicted already. "If you think that we can ensure that everything in the organization never leaks out, we're vulnerable to that, we're aware of it," Commissioner Mike Duheme said Wednesday. CBC News (Canada) 21/2/2024 News ‘In the “too difficult” box?’ Organizational inflexibility as a driver of voluntary resignations of police officers in England and Wales Record numbers of police officers are voluntarily resigning in England and Wales yet there is a lack of research which analyses why. Findings from an analysis of 62 interviews with police leavers who voluntarily resigned from the police service within England and Wales between January 2021 and June 2022 suggest that officers are leaving primarily due to perceptions of organizational injustice which focus upon: a lack of voice; concerns about promotion/progression; poor leadership; and a lack of organizational flexibility. This paper takes this latter reason—organizational flexibility—as its focus and through an inductive analysis of these leavers’ voices, aims to both enrich the scarce qualitative academic literature on police workforce resignations and retention but also to offer significant evidence for future consideration of workforce optimization. The findings indicate that although sympathetic to operational policing complexities, participants were frustrated by organizational inflexibility. Three key areas were identified where the police service was perceived to be unsupportive or unreceptive—(a) dealing with additional needs, disabilities, or health issues of officers, (b) conflicts with non-work commitments, primarily those associated with childcare/parental responsibilities, and (c) supporting officers transitioning to part-time working. These structural barriers to effective workplace functioning were exacerbated by the cultural norms of overwork and ‘fitting in’ and were additionally particularly experienced by female resigners. The authors call for a challenge to the cultural barriers towards flexible working, the modelling of flexible working at all levels of the organization, and a focus on reciprocal flexibility between employer and employee. Until this issue can be tackled, it is argued that retention will continue to be an underestimated but significant site of inequality within policing. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice 21/2/2024 Research article Is banter bullying or a necessary part of the police officer took kit? (Resubmission) When interviewed, three groups of police officers and staff reframed a complaint from a colleague about being the subject of jokes and tricks as banter. For them, banter was a signifier of in-group acceptance. However, a closer analysis suggests that far from being a benign form of camaraderie, banter is often used to create and maintain an exclusionary masculine culture which police officers and staff are reluctant to challenge. Drawing parallels with sexual harassment and racism, this paper concludes by suggesting that as part of a toxic culture, banter can represent a form of institutionalised bullying. The Police Journal: Theory Practice and Principles - Subscription at source 21/2/2024 Research article Ex-Met police officer convicted of multiple counts of rape Cliff Mitchell was recruited to Met despite being accused of raping a child The Guardian 21/2/2024 News NCA leads global operation to disrupt ‘world’s most harmful cybercrime group’ The National Crime Agency (NCA) says it has “hacked the hackers” after leading an international operation alongside the US to disrupt LockBit, the world’s most harmful cybercrime group. Police Professional 21/2/2024 News Sussex Police: Children held in police cells overnight due to lack of sites Children charged with a crime in Sussex have been held in police cells overnight due to a lack of local authority sites, a meeting heard. BBC 21/2/2024 News Metropolitan Police officer charged with sexual assault A serving Metropolitan Police officer has been charged with various offences including sexual assault. BBC 21/2/2024 News Met Police chief ‘deeply concerned’ over officer number shortfall The Met Police is facing a "deeply concerning" shortfall in officer numbers amid recruitment struggles, the commissioner has warned, adding public sector pay levels are an issue. BBC 21/2/2024 News Structural issues and data deficiencies hampering police approach to non-contact sexual offences The Home Affairs Committee heard evidence from Professor Katrin Hohl as part of its ongoing inquiry into non-contact sexual offences. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/2/2024 News Ex-Met officer guilty of multiple counts of rape after ‘sustained campaign of abuse’ A previous rape investigation into Cliff Mitchell, which had initially resulted in no further action, was reinvestigated following his arrest with further charges added. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/2/2024 News «102110221023102410251026102710281029Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
