Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97248 total results. Showing results 2241 to 2260 «109110111112113114115116117Next ›Last » Police Scotland ditches plan to ban beards Police Scotland has scrapped plans that would have seen many frontline officers and staff having to shave off facial hair. BBC 5/12/2024 News Being a regional forensic coordinator Q&A: Crime Scene Investigator, Elizabeth Garside asks Ryan Howell about his forensics career. College of Policing 5/12/2024 Feature, Interview PSNI launches training videos to build understanding and accessibility of autism The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) is delivering a series of bespoke training webinars for officers and police staff to improve their understanding and response to the needs of autistic people. Police Professional 5/12/2024 News Police officer sacked for “obsessive” behaviour A police officer has been sacked without notice after he behaved in an "obsessive" and "controlling manner" towards another officer. BBC 5/12/2024 News Leicestershire Police prevents crime well but needs to improve its service to the public Leicestershire Police prioritises crime prevention but needs to improve how it responds to the public and investigates crime, the police inspectorate has said. Police Professional 5/12/2024 News £1.6bn investment for policing announced in Scottish Budget Policing will receive £1.62 billion in 2025/26 to support capacity and capability as part of a £4.2 billion investment across the justice system announced in the Scottish Budget. Police Professional 5/12/2024 News Our response to the Government’s neighbourhood policing guarantee We’re at the forefront of work to professionalise neighbourhood policing and drive standards to cut crime and help people feel safe in their communities. College of Policing 5/12/2024 News Scottish Budget 2025-26 – Chief Constable statement Chief Constable Jo Farrell has responded to the Scottish Budget proposals outlined in the Scottish Parliament yesterday, Wednesday, 4 December, 2024. Police Scotland 5/12/2024 News Police force failing to protect children – report The safety of children was not checked and concerns were not recorded by police officers investigating incidents of domestic abuse, inspectors have found. BBC 5/12/2024 News Police Federation-backed amendment to Data Protection Act brought before House of Lords Government must support bureaucracy-cutting Bill proposal to free up thousands of police hours. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 5/12/2024 News PCC should consider his position if he misled – MP A senior Labour MP says the Humberside Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) should "seriously consider his position" if it is found he misled the public over misconduct allegations against the force's former chief constable. BBC 5/12/2024 News Cumberland Lodge Police Conference 2024 – final report The digital revolution is transforming how we live, work, and relate to one another. The fusion of technologies such as artificial intelligence, biotechnology, advanced robotics, and the Internet of Things has the potential to radically transform society during the 21st century. This event looked at the implications of these changes for policing and public safety. The Police Foundation 5/12/2024 Report Quebec appeals ban on random police traffic stops to Supreme Court CANADA: Initial ruling said stops lead to racial profiling, Quebec says ban makes policing difficult CBC News (Canada) 5/12/2024 News Student officer research projects: Evidence-based knowledge embedded into policing practice? Modern policing is faced with a rapidly changing landscape which continues to present new challenges and opportunities to policing (NPCC, 2015). With limited resources, it is hoped policing education will support police services to deal with these challenges through embedding evidence-based practices (Mitchell and Lewis, 2017). The large number of new recruits from the police uplift provides an exciting opportunity to incorporate these practices into operational policing (Lum and Koper, 2017; Pepper et al., 2020). The purpose of this study was to investigate evidence-based research projects produced by student police officers and explore whether they provide knowledge that is relevant and embedded into policing practice. Using qualitative methods data was gathered from key informants and graduates from the University of South Wales' five established police partners in England and Wales. The findings identified that knowledge from the projects was being disseminated within the police organisations, and that student police officers were informally applying evidence-based knowledge they had gained from their research projects in their day-to-day operational policing roles, and some were transferring this knowledge as tutors and supervisors. This study concluded that research projects produced by student officers can have a direct impact and contribution to policing practice and policy. However, to capitalise on this opportunity police services would benefit from developing formalised processes to embed this knowledge into practice. The Police Journal: Theory Practice and Principles - Subscription at source 5/12/2024 Research article Personal theories of police officers about authority Police authority supposedly guides the actions of police officers. This article reconstructs personal theories on the authority of police by means of qualitative interviews with German police officers and police candidates. These personal theories are divided into four self-schemata composed of: dealing effectively and preferably with possible problems occurring with police work; different normative orders that define the relationship between the police and civil society; a reference to desirable personality traits for police officers; and symbolic representations of police authority. Such self-schemata influence police interactions with citizens and disclose a diversity of police ideas about authority. The different self-schemata of authority seem to originate from different backgrounds such as practical experience of policing, formal education in police colleges, compliance with commonly accepted societal norms like fairness, non-violence, respect and personal convictions. It is discussed how these self-schemata can be constructively reflected in formal police education in Germany. This article contributes to a nuanced understanding of police authority and how this might be integrated into training. Further research should investigate how these schemata can be integrated into a dynamic model and carry out a comparative, intercultural analysis of these personal theories. International Journal of Police Science & Management - Subscription at source 5/12/2024 Research article APCC statement on funding for victims’ services In response to Ministry of Justice confirmation to Police and Crime Commissioners of central government funding for victims’ service for 2025/26, APCC Joint Leads for Victims, Lisa Townsend and Clare Moody said: Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 5/12/2024 News Canada expands list of banned firearms to include hundreds of new models and variants CANADA: The Canadian government is expanding its list of banned firearms, adding hundreds of additional makes, models and their variants, effective immediately. Lawful owners of these newly prohibited firearms will be granted amnesty from criminal liability, with strict conditions, while they take the steps required to comply, ahead of disposing of their firearms through the still-yet-to-be-implemented buyback program. CTV News (Canada) 5/12/2024 News If you’ve got it, don’t flaunt it in Sweden SWEDEN: A new law lets police seize unexplained luxury goods. The aim, says Erik Nord, head of a team of detectives in Gothenburg, Sweden’s second-largest city, is “to get a grip on the situation”. Police are certainly getting a grip on something. In the week after November 8th, when a law came into force allowing them to detain people flaunting ostentatious luxury goods, the Gothenburg polisen made 30 arrests. One woman arrived at the airport wearing a Rolex watch and carrying 1.5m kronor ($137,000) in cash. She picked a bad week. The Economist - Subscription at source 5/12/2024 Feature Police may not be able to meet Govt’s promise of 500 new cops NEW ZEALAND: Police Commissioner Richard Chambers has said the Government’s target to recruit 500 new police officers could take longer than expected. But associate police minister Casey Costello has a different recollection of how police were tracking with the deadline. The Post (New Zealand) 5/12/2024 News New Police Commissioner Richard Chambers tight-lipped on frontline risk of firearms reform NEW ZEALAND:The new police commissioner has stopped short of giving MPs his opinion on how the coalition's gun law changes could impact the safety of frontline officers. Associate Justice Minister Nicole McKee, of the ACT Party, is leading a suite of gun law reforms, including easing regulations for gun clubs and ranges. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 5/12/2024 News «109110111112113114115116117Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
