Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115516 total results. Showing results 23221 to 23240 «115811591160116111621163116411651166Next ›Last » Motorcyclist who goaded officers and smashed their wing mirror gets suspended sentence He admitted dangerous driving, criminal damage, driving without insurance and driving without a licence. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/10/2024 News Stormont urged to prioritise police Chief Constable Jon Boutcher warned officer numbers are insufficient to deal with the crime faced. The Independent 3/10/2024 News New training tools focus on spotting signs of terrorist activity The National Protective Security Authority is the UK government’s national technical authority for physical and personnel protective security and it has released new training tools for operational staff focused on helping the emergency services identify the signs of homemade explosive manufacture when entering people’s homes. UKAuthority.com 3/10/2024 News The Guardian view on the family courts: the first principle must be safety The system is entrusted with difficult and sensitive decisions, but more must be done to prevent violent fathers from harming children The Guardian 3/10/2024 Feature, Opinion Social Democrats TD calls for Garda “Wildlife Crime Unit” REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Social Democrats TD Jennifer Whitmore has urged the Government to establish a dedicated wildlife crime unit within An Garda Síochána. Gript (Republic of Ireland) 3/10/2024 News “If I changed roles in the future and they told me I had to go back in [police] uniform, I would quit. I never want to wear it ever again.”: Preliminary findings from the ‘When the Uniform Doesn’t Fit’ project In July 2023, Mrs R Kalam, a female inspector in a firearms unit, brought an employment tribunal against The Chief Constable of West Midlands Police, for direct and indirect sex discrimination, part of which was being provided with ill-fitting, not fit-for-purpose, men’s uniform. In January 2024, Mrs Kalam was awarded £820,000 in respect of pain, suffering and loss of quality of life, and future loss of earnings. This case highlights the precarious position that police forces may find themselves in if they do not proactively listen to their employee’s ‘trivial’ uniform issues, accommodate them accordingly both under strategic EDI priorities and legal obligations. This blog discusses the preliminary findings from focus groups and interviews with 84 women conducted between 2023 and 2024 in five police forces in England and Wales, focusing on the significant challenges of wearing an ill-fitting and not-for-purpose police uniform. BSC Policing Network 3/10/2024 Analysis, Feature Policeman feared Chris Kaba would kill, court told A police marksman shot Chris Kaba dead believing "one or many" officers could be killed as the suspect attempted to escape at "any cost", a court has heard. BBC 3/10/2024 News PSNI fined £750,000 for data breach The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has fined the Police Service Northern Ireland (PSNI) £750,000 for exposing the personal information of its entire workforce, leaving many fearing for their safety. Police Professional 3/10/2024 News How artificial intelligence is changing the reports US police write USA: Some California police departments are already using AI tools to help draft reports – and experts are concerned The Guardian 3/10/2024 Feature ‘An officers’ perspective’: Edmonton Police Service discusses body cameras and your rights CANADA: It’s been one month since the Edmonton Police Service rolled out its body camera mandate on all officers. Deputy Chief Darren Derko and Const. Chantel Gullaher joined CTV Morning Live’s Kent Morrison on how they work and your rights when interacting with officers. CTV News (Canada) 3/10/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Police shootings concerning, Winnipeg mayor says, but money an obstacle to body cameras CANADA: Winnipeg’s mayor says he’s concerned by the number of officer-involved shootings the city is seeing, in light of the death of a man Wednesday afternoon during an armed confrontation. Manitoba’s police watchdog, the Independent Investigation Unit (IIU), is investigating after the man, who police allege was wielding edged weapons in a Main Street apartment building, was shot by officers. Global News (Canada) 3/10/2024 News Recorded hate crimes in Scotland up 63% since law introduced in April Biggest rise is in crimes against elderly and disabled people who are protected by new law for first time The Guardian 3/10/2024 News People on bail in Corby using selfies to prove attendance as police counter rarely open Counter at Northamptonshire station only open two days a week owing to staff shortages The Guardian 3/10/2024 News Protesters wouldn’t have to fight for police permission if NSW had less ‘undemocratic’ system, expert says AUSTRALIA: Advocates urge state government to scrap approval system and adopt charter of human rights similar to Victoria and Queensland The Guardian 3/10/2024 News Examining the effectiveness of a police developed cardio-pulmonary resuscitation virtual reality training program In 2020 the Saif Bin Zayed Academy for Security & Policing Sciences in the United Arab Emirates created a Police Virtual Training Centre, known as the Abu Dhabi Police Virtual Training Centre. Since their inception they have internally developed more than 12 virtual reality simulations. This includes a Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Virtual Reality (VR) Training Program. Delivered to both police officers and civilian employees the CPR VR replicates a realistic cardiac arrest incident. The purpose of this study is to evaluate the effectiveness of this VR simulation. This is achieved by using a quantitative survey methodology to test the knowledge acquired from two groups who received CPR training using VR and a second who received it using traditional classroom tuition. Results are compared inferential statistics and identified no significant difference in test outcomes, indicating the VR simulation is safe. In addition, we surveyed both groups regarding their views and perspectives of the training environment and we used the presence scale for virtual reality to test the degree of immersion, environmental fidelity and for negative impacts. Correlational analysis identified a strong link between the immersive nature of VR, and levels of engagement and realism. Negative effects of discomfort and disorientation were strongly correlated with one another but were not linked to the level of immersion. The findings are discussed in the context of potentially using VR to supplement or replace existing police CPR training, and the wider considerations regarding developing VR within policing. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice 3/10/2024 Research article Police use criminal funds to educate students Police used profits seized from criminals to fund educational performances at a Plymouth school. BBC 3/10/2024 News Ex-police chief banned for inappropriate conduct A former police chief inspector has been banned from policing after he inappropriately touched female colleagues. BBC 3/10/2024 News Suspects told ‘take photo’ at short-staffed police hub Suspects have been told to take photos of themselves at a short-staffed police station to prove they are complying with their bail conditions. BBC 3/10/2024 News Met Police sergeant denies groping woman at bar A police officer accused of sexually assaulting a woman in a bar has told jurors she was drunk at the time and "can't remember a lot of that evening". BBC 3/10/2024 News Policeman feared Chris Kaba would kill, court told A police marksman shot Chris Kaba dead believing "one or many" officers could be killed as the suspect attempted to escape at "any cost", a court has heard. BBC 3/10/2024 News «115811591160116111621163116411651166Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
