Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97827 total results. Showing results 23381 to 23400 «116611671168116911701171117211731174Next ›Last » Australian police arrest 19 men in online child abuse crackdown NEW ZEALAND: Australian police arrested 19 men for allegedly sharing child-abuse material online and saved 13 children from further harm after receiving intelligence from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), authorities said on Tuesday. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 8/8/2023 News Police use new legislation in response to Manawatu gang tensions NEW ZEALAND: To be attributed to Inspector Ross Grantham, Manawatū Area Commander. Police have escalated their efforts to target gang anti-social and violent behaviour in the Manawatū, invoking new legislation to disrupt gang activity. New Zealand Police 8/8/2023 News Jokey police social media posts must strike a balance, says commissioner The Lincolnshire Police and Crime Commissioner has defended the county force's use of jokey social media posts to engage with communities. BBC 8/8/2023 News First report on police race action plan established The Independent Scrutiny Oversight Board (ISOB) Annual Report has today, Tuesday 8 August published their first report into the Police Race Action Plan. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 8/8/2023 News Tackling sexism and misogyny in policing Behavioural science informs our action plan College of Policing 8/8/2023 Feature PSNI: Major data breach identifies thousands of officers The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has been involved in what appears to be a major data breach involving thousands of officers and staff. BBC 8/8/2023 News Catastrophic PSNI blunder identifies every serving police officer and civilian staff, prompting security nightmare Monumental data breach offers a gold mine to terrorists, with some of the most sensitive details of PSNI officers published online – by the PSNI Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) - Subscription at source 8/8/2023 News West Mercia chief constable returning to MPS as assistant commissioner West Mercia Police Chief Constable Pippa Mills is rejoining the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) as an assistant commissioner. Police Professional 8/8/2023 News 2 arrested after drugs, imitation firearm seized at Cobourg home: police CANADA: Two people face drug-related charges following the search of a residence in Cobourg, Ont., on Monday evening. According to the Cobourg Police Service, as part of an ongoing enhanced enforcement strategy targeting drug activity in Northumberland County. Global News (Canada) 8/8/2023 News Saint John police use less force when mental health workers come along to crisis calls CANADA: People in mental distress are less triggered when they see a clinician with a cop, says staff sergeant. Saint John police used less force responding to people in mental distress in recent years if officers were joined by a mental health-care provider on crisis calls, a study by a University of New Brunswick Saint John professor found. CBC News (Canada) 8/8/2023 News Halifax police agrees withholding information was wrong, settles legal case with CBC CANADA: After the public broadcaster took police to court, HRP acknowledges it should have released information. Halifax Regional Police has acknowledged it should not have withheld information about its internal discipline decisions from the CBC, according to an agreement approved recently by a Nova Scotia judge. CBC News (Canada) 8/8/2023 News Linking police and healthcare data could help identify domestic abuse, study shows Linking police and healthcare data could help identify highly vulnerable individuals and reduce police callouts and future emergency medical admissions, according to new research. Police Professional 8/8/2023 News West Mercia Chief returning to Met Police as Assistant Commissioner CC PIppa Mills has led the force since September 2021, having joined from Essex Police where she was DCC. Chief Constable Pippa Mills has announced that she will be leaving West Mercia Police to return to the force where she began her career in 1996. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/8/2023 News Race Action Programme shouldn’t replicate hierarchical structure seen in policing The Independent Scrutiny and Oversight Board has published its first annual report today. The Race Action Programme should not follow existing police structures given the reports which have pointed towards those structures themselves "manifesting" racism, a scrutiny board has said. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/8/2023 News Home Office backing for Essex Police spatial analytics hotspot approach that cut offending by 40% A crime prevention approach implemented by Essex Police used spatial analytics to focus on ‘places not people’ and incorporated hotspot policing to reduce offending by 40%; with the initiative now viewed as ‘business as usual’ within the force, the Home Office has directed other forces to ensure surge funding to tackle violence is focused on a similar hotspot approach, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 8/8/2023 Analysis, Feature, Innovation IOPC calls for ‘speed cap’ after officer jailed for causing death by dangerous driving A former Metropolitan Police Service officer (MPS) has been jailed after a woman was hit and killed by a patrol car driving at a “grossly excessive speed” in South London. Police Professional 8/8/2023 News Declining Trends in Crime Reporting and Victims’ Trust of Police in the United States and Major Metropolitan Areas in the 21st Century Victims’ willingness to report crime and their opinions about the police are important indicators of police performance, police legitimacy, and trust in the justice system. This study examines two decades of trends in police notification and victims’ perceptions of the police in the United States and major metropolitan areas since 2000, using data from the National Crime Victimization Survey (NCVS). In contrast to previous studies indicating an increase in police notification in the 1980s and 1990s, the present study shows a progressive decline in police notification observed in the last two decades, especially since 2010. Furthermore, there has been a marked increase in victims’ mistrust of police responsiveness since the mid-2000s. Using multivariable regression models that control for potential changes in the characteristics of crime and survey methodology, we find that the victims’ rising distrust of the police is widespread in many metropolitan areas, in all racial/ethnic and socioeconomic groups, and especially so for victims of theft, burglary, and simple assault. In the discussion, we suggest that the changing policing strategies and the evolving economic, political, and social environments of the 21st century may help explain the trends identified by this research. Understanding victim reporting trends and victims’ opinions of the police may affect data and policy and help the justice system to better serve victims and enhance public safety. Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice - Subscription at source 8/8/2023 Research article Police forces using behavioural science to tackle internal misogyny and sexism The College of Policing is using behavioural science to tackle sexism and misogyny in police ranks with an evidence-based action plan to be implemented across the country. Police Professional 8/8/2023 News CPS cracks down on football tragedy abuse Football fans who commit so-called tragedy-related abuse face being banned from matches, including next year’s European Championships, under updated Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) guidance. Police Professional 8/8/2023 News Biometrics and Surveillance Camera Commissioner to resign Professor Fraser Sampson is set to resign in October as the Data Protection and Digital Information Bill waits for Royal Assent. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/8/2023 News «116611671168116911701171117211731174Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
