Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103270 total results. Showing results 21701 to 21720 «108210831084108510861087108810891090Next ›Last » ‘Took my money, called me a guy, and made me sleep in jail overnight’: police procedural failings when interacting with trans folx Poor interactions between police and trans folx have been well documented in academic literature and non-profit reports. However, most of these focus on the most egregious of offenses, when police insult and assault trans folx as a result of their identity; yet, there is more nuance to these interactions. Trans folx are more likely to interact with police who are not outwardly violent towards them yet can be misidentified and misgendered. While these interactions can be rooted in a difference between the person in front of the officer and the picture, name, and gender marker on identifying documents, police have a duty to use facts (proper name and pronouns) to facilitate respectful interactions. This article seeks to explore this dynamic between officers who fail to identify trans folx properly as a policy and procedural issue, use participant narratives, as well as provide substantive considerations for training and policy recommendations. Policing and Society - Subscription at source 24/1/2024 Research article Chief Inspector who assembled award-winning fraud team eyeing further expansion The force's Edinburgh-based Fraud Triage Hub scooped the Financial Fraud Team of the Year at November's Scottish Cyber Awards. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/1/2024 News Briefing room: Organ harvesting R v Obeta and others The Metropolitan Police held an Organ Harvesting conference off the back of R v Obeta - the first trial for trafficking for the purpose of organ harvesting in English legal history. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/1/2024 Analysis, Feature ‘Disruption of a crime group’: Over $1 million worth of drugs seized in N.S., police say CANADA: Police say they have seized drugs worth more than $1 million in Colchester County and Halifax following a three-month investigation. Global News (Canada) 24/1/2024 News Connecting the dots for police intelligence: How to better understand and improve how policing strategies are playing out in communities CANADA: The Windsor Police Service (WPS) is committed to making the neighbourhoods safe and keeps pursuing continuous improvement and innovation to best serve the communities. Blue Line (Canada) 24/1/2024 Feature Code of Ethics What the Code of Ethics is, why it was created and how to embed it in all areas of policing. College of Policing 24/1/2024 Report Funding for extra Gardai in city centre lapses REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: €10 million announced in Garda overtime for Dublin last summer has run out, and elected representatives and business groups have questioned whether the plan was merely papering over the cracks. Dublin People (Republic of Ireland) 24/1/2024 News Can Australia cut road deaths to zero by 2050? Current trends say no. What’s going wrong? After several years of declining road deaths in pursuit of Vision Zero, road fatalities in Australia in 2023 reached levels not seen in nearly a decade; Senior Lecturer Dr Milad Haghani of UNSW Sydney believes that more focused and tailored safety campaigns together with closer monitoring of the community road safety climate can help to get Australia back on track. Policing Insight 24/1/2024 Analysis, Feature, Opinion Code of Ethics launched Our new Code of Ethics sets out how we will work together in policing and with the public to keep people safe College of Policing 24/1/2024 News Sligo councillor says an armed support unit cannot be established in the county, until an adequate Garda station is constructed REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A Sligo councillor says that until a new garda station is constructed in the town, there is no space to established an armed support unit. [AUDIO] Midwest Radio (Republic of Ireland) 24/1/2024 News Why is the British Transport Police launching a bursary for British Africans? Some of Britain’s police chiefs are in a total pickle when it comes to race, not least as a result of them rushing to embrace critical race theory and anti-racist ideology in the wake of George Floyd’s death in the United States in 2020. Whether actually captured, or simply pretending to be, they have committed policing to a political course that risks ending very badly. The Spectator 24/1/2024 Feature At least 20 gardaí convicted of criminal offences in past four years REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: At least 20 members of An Garda Síochána were charged and convicted of criminal offences over the past four years. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 24/1/2024 News Devon and Cornwall Police misconduct cases ‘unacceptable’ A leading Devon and Cornwall Police officer said the number of misconduct cases in the force has been unacceptable. BBC 24/1/2024 News Criminal review body missed chance to clear Andrew Malkinson in 2013 CCRC failed to heed its own ‘lessons learned’ review of similar case ten years before Malkinson’s exoneration The Guardian 24/1/2024 News Majority verdicts in England and Wales brought in ‘partly for racial and class reasons’ Study by Appeal finds there was a desire to dilute influence of minority ethnic and working-class jurors The Guardian 24/1/2024 News Meta has not done enough to safeguard children, whistleblower says Exclusive: former senior engineer says social media company has had the tools to do more since Molly Russell’s death The Guardian 24/1/2024 News More than 2,200 calls about domestic abuse received by PSNI over festive period Although numbers are down from the “highly inflated figures during and in the aftermath of Covid-19”, the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) said it has seen an increase in under-18s being arrested and detained for domestic abuse offences. Police Professional 24/1/2024 News Can the Met Police’s new approach restore trust? "Nine times out of 10, they've always got some sort of weapon on them," PC Taylor Clarke tells me. It's a Wednesday evening in Finsbury Park and she's just heard over the police radio that her colleagues have arrested a suspect on a bus, who is carrying a phone that's been reported stolen, as well as a lock knife. BBC 24/1/2024 Feature Police on mental health calls can spend hours waiting in hospital. This pilot could help CANADA: Special constables will soon take over for some sworn Ottawa police officers who spend hours in waiting rooms with people apprehended under the Mental Health Act. The idea has the support of at least one mental health expert who hopes the new hires get the training they need. CBC News (Canada) 24/1/2024 News Posting propaganda: Compliance checks for online content With terrorists increasingly using sophisticated tools and technologies to spread hate via online platforms, the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in countering such activities has become ever more important; Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth explores the latest report from researchers at Dublin City University and Swansea University, focusing on AI and machine learning to identify terrorist content online. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 24/1/2024 Analysis, Feature, Innovation «108210831084108510861087108810891090Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
