Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97966 total results. Showing results 21481 to 21500 «107110721073107410751076107710781079Next ›Last » Mayor announces members of new London Policing Board to help scrutinise the MPS Former Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) assistant commissioner Neil Basu is among the 12 members of the new London Policing Board that will oversee and scrutinise reform of the force. Police Professional 22/9/2023 News Officers pursued car in line with policy and procedures prior to fatal collision, investigation finds Police officers pursued a car in line with policy and procedure before a fatal collision in Staffordshire, an investigation by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has concluded. Police Professional 22/9/2023 News Chief constable pays tribute to officer who died after being hit by car The chief constable of West Midlands Police has paid tribute to a serving officer who has died after being struck by a car on Thursday morning (September 21). Police Professional 22/9/2023 News Leadership Challenges in Police Education: Digitalisation/cyber, violence against women and girls, and policing disorder The London Policing College 5th International Conference Nov 2023 is focused on the leadership challenges for police education considering specifically the digitalisation of policing, violence against women and girls, and the response to tactical changes in public demonstrations and disorder. How to manage the transition to a new digital model for policing and its implications for leadership in the law enforcement sector set against lower levels of trust and confidence and challenges to performance. Policing Insight 22/9/2023 Advertisement, Feature Wiltshire Police officer lied about home visits while on duty A former police officer would have been dismissed had he not already resigned, Wiltshire Police have said. BBC 22/9/2023 News Former PCs jailed for sexual misconduct with vulnerable women Two former police officers who abused their position to form sexual relationships with women they met on duty have been jailed. Police Professional 22/9/2023 News This police service is offering a unique incentive to potential new recruits CANADA: York Regional Police (YRP) is taking a unique approach to attract potential recruits by offering a $500 savings opportunity for joining the force. CTV News (Canada) 22/9/2023 News Firearms officers ‘understandably anxious’ after colleague charged with murder following the fatal shooting of Chris Kaba, says Commissioner Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley has been meeting with firearms officers who were “understandably anxious” after an officer was charged with the murder of Chris Kaba in South London last year. Police Professional 22/9/2023 News Mitigating risks during illicit narcotic sales protects police and civilians CANADA: The struggle with illicit narcotics continues unabated with the distribution and abuse of newer and more deadly synthetic opioids, such as fentanyl, quickly reaching crisis levels throughout Canada. Blue Line (Canada) 22/9/2023 Feature, Opinion The Police Federation at the Emergency Services Show 2023 This week The Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) was well represented at the Emergency Services Show 2023, with National Deputy Chair Tiff Lynch joining Lord Bernard Hogan-Howe and Andy Higgins, research director at the Police Foundation, on a ‘fireside chat’ focusing on rebuilding public trust and confidence in policing. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 22/9/2023 News Garda assaulted after stopping stolen car in central Dublin REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Spokesman for force says car stopped in Basin Street area reported stolen earlier this month. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 22/9/2023 News Letters to the Editor: Response to GRA vote from Drew Harris was a missed opportunity REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: One reader says the Garda Commissioner failed to bring members of the force along with him. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 22/9/2023 Feature, Opinion Saving lives: Naloxone use by police in the opioid crisis As the opioid crisis continues to grow in countries around the world, more police forces in the UK, Canada, Australia and elsewhere are looking to equip officers with overdose reversal medication naloxone to save lives; Vernon White, former Chief of Police for Ottawa Police Service, and Joe Carlebach, former Hammersmith and Fulham councillor, argue that with enforcement showing little signs of ending the opioid crisis in the near future, naloxone should become standard issue for officers. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 22/9/2023 Feature, Opinion Garda reps refuse roster talks unless November 6 deadline postponed REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Garda Representative Association (GRA) is refusing to enter negotiations on working hours unless the deadline to revert to a pre-pandemic roster is postponed. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 22/9/2023 News Do patron bans reduce crime? An examination of assault offences in Western Australia, before and after the introduction of police-imposed barring notices This paper explores whether the introduction of police-imposed barring notices in Western Australia (WA) is associated with changes to the number, type and location of recorded assaults. Police-imposed barring notices were introduced in WA in January 2011, and are issued in response to alcohol-related disorderly behaviours in/around licensed venues. A barring notice can exclude the recipient from one or more licensed venues for up to one year. WA Police provided unit level records of 67,750 assault incidents occurring during high-alcohol hours – 8pm to 6am on Friday and Saturday nights – between 1 July 2007 and 30 June 2020. This enabled data from before and after the introduction of barring notices to be compared. The findings identified a number of potentially positive effects of barring notices, including significant reductions (p Policing and Society 22/9/2023 Research article The Effects of Hot Spot Policing on Community Experiences and Perceptions in a Time of COVID-19 and Calls for Police Reform To extend the limited evidence on how hot spot policing (HSP) strategies affect community experiences, perceptions, and attitudes, police agencies in two cities participated in a randomized experiment involving 102 hot spots that were assigned to a control condition (n = 51) or to receive a HSP program emphasizing patrol, community engagement, and problem-solving for 14–17 months during 2019 and 2020 (n = 51). Cross-sectional surveys with hot spot community members were conducted in person before the program (n = 1082) and, due to COVID-19, by mail and internet afterwards (n = 768) to assess program effects on crime victimization, views of crime and disorder, and attitudes towards police. In both cities, the evaluation period overlapped with the COVID-19 pandemic and the national protests for police reform following the killing of George Floyd by police in Minneapolis during 2020; in one city, the program was ongoing during these events. Results showed the program had few effects on community experiences and views, though there were some indications it may have improved perceptions of police legitimacy and police misconduct in one city. The findings suggest that HSP strategies do not have harmful effects on community perceptions and might improve some aspects of police-community relations. However, weak program implementation, challenges to survey administration, and the occurrence of both COVID-19 and the George Floyd incident during the study period complicate interpretation of the results. Police Quarterly - Subscription at source 22/9/2023 Research article Critically Envisioning Biometric Artificial Intelligence in Law Enforcement This report presents an overview of the Critically Exploring Biometric AI Futures project led by the University of Edinburgh in partnership with the University of Stirling. This short 3-month project explored the use of new Biometric Artificial Intelligence (AI) in law enforcement, the challenges of fostering trust around deployment and debates surrounding social, ethical and legal concerns. The University of Edinburgh 22/9/2023 Report Record number of illegal driving videos sent to police A record number of videos featuring illegal driving were sent to a police force in August, figures show. Devon and Cornwall Police received 747 submissions from the public, through road safety initiative Operation Snap. The operation is designed to identify dangerous and unlawful driving through video footage submitted to it. BBC 22/9/2023 News High cost to police partying in Kingston’s university district puts ‘significant pressure’ on budget CANADA: The price to police partying in Kingston's university district is costing the force resources that could be used to investigate minor crimes and hire new staff, according to a new report. A budget update submitted to the Kingston Police Services Board Thursday notes revenues and spending are adding up as expected, but there is one exception threatening balanced books. "Student mass gatherings continue to put significant pressure on the Kingston Police fiscal circumstances, making it difficult to manage and forecast overall expenditures," it reads. CBC News (Canada) 22/9/2023 News QLD Police builds cloud-enabled search and prediction tools AUSTRALIA: By integrating different branches' workloads into a data lake. Queensland Police Service (QPS) has credited cloud adoption for enabling it to procure capabilities like facial recognition technology, crime prediction models and tools for seamlessly searching data sourced by different branches. IT News (Australia) 22/9/2023 News «107110721073107410751076107710781079Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
