Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97248 total results. Showing results 2321 to 2340 «113114115116117118119120121Next ›Last » Improvements made in detainee welfare information sharing following IOPC investigation into man’s death Recommendations from the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) have led to improvements in information sharing between police forces and the Prison Service on detainee safety following a man’s suicide at HMP Cardiff. Police Professional 4/12/2024 News Met Police officer denies royal escort crash charge A Met Police officer has denied causing death by careless driving after an 81-year-old woman died following a collision with a motorcycle that was part of a police escort for the Duchess of Edinburgh. BBC 4/12/2024 News ‘Outstanding’ police trainer passed sergeants and NIE exams at the same time PC Sean O'Reilly passed both exams with a score of 91 per cent in both. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/12/2024 News Improvements in detainee welfare information sharing between police and prisons identified Improvements in information sharing relating to detainee safety have been recommended after a man’s suicide at HMP Cardiff. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/12/2024 News Prison expansion cost balloons by 80 per cent Russell Webster looks at the latest National Audit Office assessment of the prison building programme. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/12/2024 News Four hours of OT for a five-minute call: Crown attorneys told to stop calling Toronto police officers to help curb overtime ‘insanity’ CANADA: The president of the Toronto Police Association blasted the police service for “attempting to circumvent” the officers’ collective agreement, which dictates overtime rules. Toronto Star (Canada) - Subscription at source 4/12/2024 News Unexpected savings allow Winnipeg Police Service to hit 2024 budget targets CANADA: Mayor warns of tough choices ahead, as city still faces $23-million deficit for this year. CBC News (Canada) 4/12/2024 News Post Implementation Review: Recording details of children under 12 on PULSE intelligence records REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A Post Implementation Review (PIR) is conducted to verify if a recommendation made in an Inspectorate report has been fully implemented, and if so, whether it is achieving the intended outcome(s) Garda Síochána Inspectorate (GSI) (Republic of Ireland) 4/12/2024 Report Gardaí took six years to address children’s data issue REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: An Garda Síochána took six years to fully implement a recommendation to stop inappropriately recording children’s details on PULSE intelligence records, according to a new report. Irish Legal News (Republic of Ireland) 4/12/2024 News Twelfth annual Missing Persons Day to be held at Croke Park today REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The twelfth annual National Missing Persons Day will take place today, 4 December, at Croke Park. Government of Ireland 4/12/2024 News Report highlights ‘blind spot’ of ignoring women’s roles in organised crime as criminals, victims and responders A new report argues that ignoring the role of women in organised crime – whether as criminal actors, as vulnerable victims, or as policy makers and leaders in law enforcement – is creating a ‘blind spot’ in the response to such criminal activity, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 4/12/2024 Analysis, Feature Policing Board confirms three new Assistant Chief Constable appointments The Northern Ireland Policing Board has confirmed the appointment of three new Assistant Chief Constables (ACCs) for the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) Service Executive Team. The recommendation of the Appointment Panel was unanimously ratified by the Policing Board and was approved by the Justice Minister. Northern Ireland Policing Board 4/12/2024 News APCC welcomes new measures to protect stalking victims The Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) has welcomed the Government’s new measures designed to give victims of stalking greater protection from harm. Police Professional 4/12/2024 News Fewer criminals sent to prison to combat 12,000-cell shortfall More offenders are to be placed under house arrest or given electronic tags as a watchdog reveals that prison expansion plans will not meet demand The Times - Subscription at source 4/12/2024 News Review examines human rights of children and young people during police contact The Northern Ireland Policing Board (NIPB) has published a new review examining the rights of children and young people who come into contact with the police. Police Professional 4/12/2024 News Wiltshire police to tackle ‘terror of rural crime’ Wiltshire police are joining forces with neighbouring counties to tackle the terror of rural crime. Swindon Advertiser 4/12/2024 News Police chief defends record amid rural ‘crime wave’ A police chief says his team is being "proactive" in addressing rural crime after a spate of quad bike thefts from farms and the discovery of large cannabis farms in town centres. BBC 4/12/2024 News CPS not meeting its targets for charging ‘red cases’ within three hours of custody 'If we don't start doing things differently problems within the CJS are going to get worse' says DPP. The CPS is not meeting its performance targets for making charging decisions within three hours when a suspect is in custody (so-called red cases) and within 28 days when they are on bail (green cases). Director of Public Prosecutions Stephen Parkinson told the Commons Justice Committee on Tuesday the target is being met in 67.3% of red cases and 61.6% of green cases adding: “We’re getting better but we’re not (meeting the targets).” Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/12/2024 News Taser discussion re-emerges after shooting of a 34-year-old man by police AUSTRALIA: Tasmania Police and the state government are considering whether to expand the availability of tasers to police officers, the Police Association of Tasmania says. The Advocate (Australia) - Subscription at source 4/12/2024 News ‘You can get a bit immune to it’: Emotional preparedness and coping strategies as utilised by English homicide detectives Despite facing extraordinary emotional demands, limited research has been conducted on homicide investigators in England and Wales. This qualitative study explores the unique challenges experienced, focusing on well-being and coping strategies. Five detective sergeants participated in semi-structured interviews, with results highlighting influences on well-being. Both positive and negative themes emerged, including intrinsic motivations, emotional preparedness and operational stress. Discussions around the diverse coping strategies employed by homicide investigators emphasised the importance of developing tailored support programmes to address the multifaceted challenges they face. Expanding on this research, encompassing a larger and more representative sample of homicide investigators, is encouraged for deepening our knowledge and allowing for evidence-based support to be employed for these dedicated professionals. International Journal of Police Science & Management 4/12/2024 Research article «113114115116117118119120121Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
