Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103216 total results. Showing results 21141 to 21160 «105410551056105710581059106010611062Next ›Last » Your voice in policing Watch the video to find out what their key responsibilities are; how their role is different to the role of a chief constable, who they appoint; how they support victims of crime and reduce reoffending; and why they are answerable to the public, who elects them. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 5/2/2024 Video The staggering amount it cost to police controversial refugee hotel that was abandoned There was a plan to house asylum seekers at a spa hotel in Carmarthenshire. The plan was eventually shelved, but it came at an astronomical cost. Wales Online 5/2/2024 News Campaign to target domestic abuse We are proud to support Crimestoppers in a new campaign to challenge myths about domestic abuse across Lincolnshire. Lincolnshire Police 5/2/2024 News ‘There is much to be done’ On Race Equality Week, PFEW shines a spotlight on the importance of building a service that reflects our communities. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 5/2/2024 News Hamilton police board wants to hear your thoughts on service’s $213M budget for 2024 CANADA: The Hamilton Police Services Board is accepting written submissions from the public ahead of its special meeting about the service's proposed $213 million budget. CBC News (Canada) 5/2/2024 News Government of Canada’s interest cap risks criminal surge CANADA: The Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police (OACP), the voice of police leadership in Ontario, and the Canadian Lenders Association (CLA) are raising concerns regarding legislation introduced by the federal government which could lead to a dangerous rise in criminal activity. Blue Line (Canada) 5/2/2024 News Decriminalization in action: Perspectives on B.C.’s changing drug laws after one year CANADA: British Columbia embarked on a transformative approach to drug policy when the province officially decriminalized drugs on Jan. 31, 2023. Blue Line (Canada) 5/2/2024 Feature Heartbroken family of murdered Detective Colm Horkan demand answers from Garda Commissioner REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The devastated family of murdered Detective Colm Horkan have demanded answers from Garda Commissioner Drew Harris about what he knew about defective gun holsters before the high-profile killing of the serving officer, who was shot dead with his own firearm. Extra.ie (Republic of Ireland) 5/2/2024 News Gardaí say no visible rise in racial abuse on streets of Limerick City REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Social Democrats councillor Elisa O’Donovan told senior Limerick Gardaí that local migrant communities have reported a rise in racially-motivated torrents of abuse on the city’s streets since the riots that erupted in Dublin last November. Limerick Post (Republic of Ireland) 5/2/2024 News Dylan Alldridge: ‘AI is not about replacing people, but freeing them up to do the things humans are best at’ Following the recent publication of the National Police Chiefs’ Council Covenant for Using Artificial Intelligence in Policing, Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons spoke to Dylan Alldridge, Head of Innovation at the Office of the Policing Chief Scientific Adviser, about the importance of the Covenant, and how AI is likely to be transformative for law enforcement in the future. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 5/2/2024 Feature, Innovation, Interview Man with ‘severe mental health’ issues held in Donegal Garda station because no GPs available REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A man with severe mental health issues was held in a Garda station for 12 hours because there were no GPs available to assess him, the Dáil has been told. Derry Journal (Republic of Ireland) 5/2/2024 News Police-Identified Psychological Distress, Substance Use, and Physical Violence Among Male Intimate Partner Stalkers Risk factors for stalking violence are not well understood and few studies have examined psychological distress and substance use specifically. This study aimed to assess whether factors extant in police data could predict severity of stalking violence against intimate partner victims. Western Australia Police Force provided data for 603 men linked to a stalking charge relating to a female intimate partner. Binomial logistic regressions showed police-identified histories of psychological distress and drug use predicted moderate violence, but not severe violence. A co-occurring history of drug use and alcohol use was the strongest predictor of moderate violence (OR = 6.8). These findings suggest accounting for violence severity and substance type when examining stalking violence risk factors. Whether psychological distress and/or substance use were active problems for the men during their stalking behavior is unknown, however the detection of these problems may indicate an unmet need for treatment among this group. International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology 5/2/2024 Research article (Mis)Perceptions of the Use of Deadly Force by Police: Exploring the Role of Social Media Consumption Recent high-profile uses of deadly force by police in the United States and elsewhere have been the subject of extensive media coverage and social unrest. In turn, researchers have exhibited nascent interest in the factors that influence the use of deadly force by police, as well as vignette-driven studies of circumstances in which deadly force is believed to be acceptable. Less attention has been paid to perceptions of the frequency with which deadly force is used, proportion that is legal and necessary, to what extent its use varies by race, or how these beliefs are shaped by media consumption. Using survey methodology, we examine the perceptions of 458 respondents from the Southeastern United States in relation to the frequency with which deadly force is used, proportion that is legal and necessary, to what extent its use varies by race, and how these beliefs are shaped by social media consumption net of the effects of personal demographics and experiences. Our findings indicate the majority of respondents drastically overestimate both the frequency with which police use deadly force and the proportion of incidents involving suspects who are people of color, while underestimating the proportion of incidents that are legally justified and necessary. These perceptions are influenced, in part, by social media consumption but the effects vary in direction and significance by social media platform. International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology - Subscription at source 5/2/2024 Research article Man charged with attempted murder of Kent Police officer A 23-year-old man has been charged with the attempted murder of a Kent Police officer who was hit by a car in Ashford. Police Professional 5/2/2024 News 25 PSNI officers injured over 24 hours in Northern Ireland The Police Federation for Northern Ireland (PFNI) is again calling for tougher sentences to be handed down to people who assault officers. Police Professional 5/2/2024 News ‘Crisis’: Shock recruitment numbers for bush cops scheme revealed AUSTRALIA: A NSW Government incentive scheme to encourage cops to relocate from Sydney to the bush has attracted just 57 officers as calls grow for an inquiry into a ‘crime crisis’. The Daily Telegraph (Australia) - Subscription at source 5/2/2024 News ‘Disgraceful behaviour’: Equality minister slams protesters who clashed with police at Pride March AUSTRALIA: Victorian Equality Minister Harriet Shing has slammed protesters who clashed with police at Melbourne’s annual Pride March that turned violent on the weekend. Shing described the protesters’ behaviour as “disgraceful” and threw her support behind the Victoria Police officers and staff who were at Sunday’s march. WA Today (Australia) 5/2/2024 News Community Experience Survey Results AUSTRALIA: The Community Experience (CX) Project commenced in May 2021. The core deliverable for the project is the QPS CX Survey. The aim of the survey is to create a baseline for community satisfaction that can be used to understand both the drivers of satisfaction and the impacts of any changes in how we deliver services. Queensland Police (Australia) 5/2/2024 Report QPS Community Experience Survey findings delivered AUSTRALIA: The Queensland Police Service (QPS) has released the findings of a survey aimed at improving the delivery of policing services across Queensland. The Community Experience Survey (CX) Survey is an internally generated improvement project designed to seek the views and experiences of individuals who contacted the QPS to understand both the drivers of satisfaction and the impacts of any changes in how we deliver services. More than 18,000 community members took part in the anonymous survey. myPolice - Queensland Police News 5/2/2024 News Queenslanders score police six out of 10 AUSTRALIA: The service provided by police in Queensland has been rated six out of 10 by more than 10,000 residents and businesses in a state-first survey. The survey, done in two phases by an external company between August 2020 and February 2023, focused on the overall experience, initial contact, the investigation of a complaint and resolution. Brisbane Times (Australia) - Subscription at source 5/2/2024 News «105410551056105710581059106010611062Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
