Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115489 total results. Showing results 21741 to 21760 «108410851086108710881089109010911092Next ›Last » Research aims to improve SIO wellbeing amid concerns over pressures and stressors of a ‘lonely’ role Ahead of the upcoming Investigator Wellbeing Week of Action, Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons spoke to Sarah-Jayne Bray, Programme Manager for the National Police Chiefs’ Council Recruitment, Retention and Wellbeing of Investigator Programme, and researchers Dr Liam Curran and Mark Dimelow, about the pressures and stressors facing senior investigating officers (SIOs), and what individuals and forces can do to improve SIO wellbeing. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 8/11/2024 Analysis, Feature, Interview Emergency services seek social media alternatives as X exodus gathers pace Many emergency services are rejecting social media platform X as the site’s controversial presence drives services to look at alternative ways to communicate with the public for warning, informing and community engagement. Emergency Services Times 8/11/2024 News Lack of focus on road policing in Scotland, says inspectorate The policing inspectorate in Scotland questions Police Scotland’s focus on road policing in its latest thematic report which says that while the vision is clear, the delivery falls short and that it needs to adopt new approaches if it is to reverse the increase in deaths and serious injuries on Scotland’s roads. Emergency Services Times 8/11/2024 News Q&A session: The promise of AI This series finishes with questions from the audience chaired by Kevin Shapland from CJS Events. They speak about the integration of AI in law enforcement, emphasizing the need for transparency, public-private partnerships, and the potential for AI to enhance policing efficiency. PolicingTV 8/11/2024 Feature, Video Susannah Hancock to review girls’ placements in youth custody Susannah Hancock will carry out an independent review of the placement of girls in the children and young people’s secure estate. Ministry of Justice (MoJ) 7/11/2024 News Ex-police officer tells Sturgess inquiry of hallucinations after novichok poisoning Nick Bailey, who went to Sergei Skripal’s home, describes visions of a ‘tsunami of pure heat and fire’ near his eyes The Guardian 7/11/2024 News Surrey Police granted planning permission to redevelop HQ The decision to redevelop the Mount Browne HQ in Guildford was first taken in November 2021, with a planning application lodged in April. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/11/2024 News Jailed police officer dismissed for sexual assault A Devon and Cornwall Police officer who was jailed for sexually assaulting a woman has been dismissed from the force. BBC 7/11/2024 News Martin says Garda management can no longer stand in the way of a dedicated transport police REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Fianna Fáil leader said if his party is in power after the election, a transport police unit will be set up. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 7/11/2024 News Call for informants to be allowed commit crimes as part of garda operations needs ‘detailed analysis’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Department of Justice has said calls to allow garda informants engage in crime and to permit gardaí operate undercover inside gangs “would represent significant change” and need to be carefully examined before any implementation. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) - Subscription at source 7/11/2024 News Police refuse to prosecute petrol thieves as they may not be ‘having a great day’ Petrol station owners told to pursue instances of theft through civil action as number of drive-offs increases The Telegraph - Subscription at source 7/11/2024 News Counter-terror police ‘left Salisbury officers feeling they were overreacting’ An email from Inspector Gill Hughes in April 2021 said special branch had been ‘very dismissive’. Express & Star 7/11/2024 News Former police officer sentenced over child images A former West Merica Police officer who admitted making indecent images of children has been given a suspended sentence. BBC 7/11/2024 News Eight people have cited data breach as influence on decision to leave PSNI The ICO fined the force £750,000 after poor practices allowed personal information to be published for almost 10,000 officers and staff as part of an FOI request. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/11/2024 News RCMP already ‘on high alert’ for potential wave of migrants after Trump election CANADA: When Donald Trump vowed to clamp down on immigration as part of his campaign for president of the United States, the RCMP was listening closely. Canada's federal police force has been preparing for months on a contingency plan for a potential massive influx of migrants across the border following Trump's promise of "mass deportations" of millions of undocumented immigrants(opens in a new tab) in the U.S. Now that the former president has been elected for another term(opens in a new tab), the RCMP has been "on high alert." If a surge materializes, the Mounties expect it to take place before Trump’s inauguration in January. CTV News (Canada) 7/11/2024 News GAMEPLANS: A template for robust digital evidence strategy development Law enforcement officers should now expect to encounter forms of digital evidence at most of their inquiries, and as a result ensure they are prepared to effectively deal with it. This should involve the production of a digital evidence strategy (DES) which describes those actions required of any investigative team to effectively identify, collect, examine, and evaluate any digital devices/data, while also defining the circumstances for when it is appropriate to conduct such tasks. To help officers to produce robust DESs this work provides a DES template which utilizes the “GAMEPLANS” acrostic to identify nine fundamental components that are required of all DESs—“G”–Grounds for investigation; “A”–Authorization; “M”–Method of investigation; “E”–Evaluation of the meaning of any findings; “P”–Proportionality; “L”–Logic; “A”–Agreement; “N”–Necessity; “S”–Scrutiny. Each of these components are described including the sub-tasks that are contained within each, which any officer constructing a robust and effective DES must address (and provide evidence of having addressed). To support this, a DES template file is also provided, which can be utilized by officers. Journal of Forensic Sciences 7/11/2024 Research article A systematic integrative review of counter-messaging communication campaigns targeting terrorism or violent extremism In response to the rise of the so-called Islamic State and its effective use of propaganda to recruit and radicalise followers, countering the communication strategies of a range of terrorist and violent extremist actors has become a significant challenge for policymakers and practitioners. Over the past decade, counter-messaging campaigns have increasingly played a central role within Countering Violent Extremism (CVE) programming. However, evidence supporting the effectiveness of these campaigns remains limited. While previous systematic reviews have focused on empirical and theoretical contributions, this paper makes a valuable contribution by conducting the first systematic review of evaluations of ‘live’ CVE counter-messaging campaigns. The study provides important insights into the effectiveness of current campaigns and offers recommendations for improving future strategies. Behavioral Sciences of Terrorism and Political Aggression 7/11/2024 Research article Garda management questions claims it racially profiles Travellers REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda HQ has said there is no reliable data to support the contention gardaí conduct racial profiling of people from the Travelling community. Garda management said the allegation of racial profiling was very serious and urged people or groups claiming such to bring it to the attention of gardaí. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 7/11/2024 News Valuing streetcraft This issue, the Research Inspector examines learning and professional development and whether police officers are being equipped with the skills they need. Police Professional 7/11/2024 Feature Trust in the police and crime reporting: Reassessing assumptions in the context of violent crime in England and Wales The reporting of crime to the police is crucial for an efficient functioning of the criminal justice system. It is widely argued that victims’ decision to contact the police is based on considerations of the anticipated costs and benefits of crime reporting. Scholars have previously suggested that victims’ attitudes towards the police may influence their perceptions of the costs and benefits associated with crime reporting. However, victims’ trust in the police as a multidimensional construct has not been empirically tested as a predictor of victims’ crime reporting to the police. This study uses Crime Survey for England and Wales data from 2017/2018 to 2019/2020 to explore the relationship between victims’ trust in police effectiveness and violent crime reporting behaviour. Furthermore, this study examines the influence of victim and situational characteristics on decisions to report victimisation to the police. Our analysis reveals that victims’ trust in police effectiveness does not predict their decision to disclose violent crime victimisation to the police. However, victims’ sex and age significantly influence reporting decisions. Moreover, our findings reveal that situational factors, specifically the presence of a weapon and injury to the victim, are important predictors of violent crime reporting. International Review of Victimology 7/11/2024 Research article «108410851086108710881089109010911092Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
