Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103270 total results. Showing results 21641 to 21660 «107910801081108210831084108510861087Next ›Last » Police to use handheld ‘X-ray cameras’ to detect hidden knives under clothes Government plans to ban zombie-style knives and machetes welcomed by actor and campaigner Idris Elba The Telegraph 25/1/2024 News Virtual reality could help police understand why people commit crimes Virtual reality (VR) could soon offer police officers a new way to train for interviews, after a groundbreaking study that challenged volunteers to 'commit burglaries' in VR. Such role-playing can help understand why people commit crimes and how the guilty respond, the researchers who carried out the study said, adding that one day criminals might even be interviewed in VR. Yahoo! 25/1/2024 News Nottinghamshire Police admit Nottingham attacks killer should have been arrested sooner The assistant chief constable of Nottinghamshire Police says the force should have done more to arrest triple killer Valdo Calocane before he had the chance to stab and kill three people – and attempt to kill three more – in the city centre last summer. Chad (Nottinghamshire) 25/1/2024 News Police apologise and refund drivers wrongly caught by ‘out of alignment’ speed cameras Almost 900 drivers refunded £88,000 after Dorset Police say vandals tampered with the speed traps The Telegraph - Subscription at source 25/1/2024 News Shoplifting rate in England and Wales hits highest level in more than 20 years Police recorded 402,482 shoplifting offences in 12 months to September, ONS figures reveal The Guardian 25/1/2024 News West Yorkshire Police officer in court accused of rape A West Yorkshire Police officer has appeared in court charged with serious sexual offences. BBC 25/1/2024 News New legislation introduced to ban ‘zombie-style’ knives and machetes So-called zombie-style knives and machetes will be banned under new legislation to take these weapons off the streets and help keep young people safe. Police Professional 25/1/2024 News GMP to honour officer killed on duty A Stockport police officer killed on duty is be honoured by Greater Manchester Police (GMP). Police Professional 25/1/2024 News Sergeant dismissed after sending sexually explicit images of himself while on duty An officer took sexually explicit images of himself while he was on duty inside a police station has been dismissed without notice. Police Professional 25/1/2024 News Former DC who ‘inappropriately touched’ colleague would have been dismissed A former detective constable who made an “inappropriate comment and inappropriately touched” a colleague while off-duty on a work Christmas night out would have been dismissed for gross misconduct had he not already resigned. Police Professional 25/1/2024 News Global ransomware threat expected to rise with AI, NCSC warns Artificial intelligence (AI) is expected to increase the global ransomware threat over the next two years, cyber chiefs have warned in a new report published on Wednesday (January 24). Police Professional 25/1/2024 News Can education influence the public’s vulnerability to county lines? This paper explored the novel use of an educational tool to assess its influence on County Lines victimisation. Participants (n = 122) were randomly assigned to receive either County Lines education or no County Lines education and then, rate their likelihood to engage in five hypothetical scenarios typical of County Lines victimisation verses a text scam. County Lines education did not significantly reduce participant willingness to engage in the scenarios, whilst most participants were not susceptible to a text scam. Demographic data, drug use, social isolation, poor mental health, and financial instability were weak predictors of engagement. Findings suggest that the public may be vulnerable to victimisation and that future research should continue to explore the role that education can have in reducing the likelihood of engaging in County Lines activity. Crime Prevention and Community Safety 25/1/2024 Research article Stereotypes, Crime, and Policing Crime and policing activities routinely involve interactions between strangers and require the interacting parties to make highly consequential decisions under time pressure. Under such conditions, stereotypes based on visual or other cues can influence behavior. This review considers the role of stereotypes in shaping the manner in which such interactions proceed and the likelihood with which they occur in the first place. Our focus is primarily on robbery, murder, police stops and searches, and the use of deadly force, but the arguments apply more generally. We also consider how stereotypes can become entrenched through the behavioral changes they induce, given large differences across offenses in rate of arrest and prison admission. Annual Review of Criminology 25/1/2024 Research article Uplift numbers being ‘maintained’ despite loss of just over 400 officers Officer numbers are still higher compared to September 2022, but have fallen back since the record levels seen last March. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 25/1/2024 News Force should have done more to arrest Nottingham killer before he struck says ACC Valdo Calocane is due to be sentenced today for three counts of manslaughter and three counts of attempted murder. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 25/1/2024 News GMP to pay tribute to Stockport officer killed on train tracks on duty PC Ian Rodgers was 25 with two young sons when he died in 1975. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 25/1/2024 News Michael Kempa: We don’t need to defund the police. We just need to spend more wisely CANADA: Effective enforcement of the law is still a fundamental aspect of a well-functioning society. The Hub (Canada) 25/1/2024 Feature, Opinion Growing use of polygraphs leaves policing on a ‘slippery slope’ Polygraphs – or lie detector tests – are considered by some to be the preserve of fictional cop shows; but at the recent Canterbury Centre for Policing Research’s annual conference, two Northumbria University academics explained how these scientifically unsound tools are becoming more commonplace in British policing, seemingly with little debate or openness about their use, as Policing Insight’s James Sweetland reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 25/1/2024 Analysis, Feature Judge to deliver verdict in murder trial of Saskatchewan Mountie who shot lover CANADA: A Saskatchewan judge is set to deliver his verdict today for a Mountie on trial for murder in the shooting death of his lover. Blue Line (Canada) 25/1/2024 News State withdraws ‘academic’ appeals against against findings two Garda applicants were discriminated against due to age REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Equality body said men's cases prove there is 'no place for age discrimination in workplace in Ireland today'. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 25/1/2024 News «107910801081108210831084108510861087Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
