Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100067 total results. Showing results 23801 to 23820 «118711881189119011911192119311941195Next ›Last » Criminal justice organisations urged to ‘respond to vulnerable older people according to their individual needs’ The Chief Inspector of Criminal Justice in Northern Ireland says criminal justice organisations, including the police, need to respond to a vulnerable older person’s individual needs to help them give “best evidence” in court cases. Police Professional 18/9/2023 News Officer who had sex with vulnerable victims on duty guilty of misconduct A Merseyside Police officer who had sex with vulnerable women while on duty has been found guilty of misconduct in public office. Police Professional 18/9/2023 News Child sex abuse victims urged to contact review panel Victims and survivors of child sexual abuse are being urged to contact a scheme that can help them achieve justice during a month-long campaign which launched on Monday (September 18). Police Professional 18/9/2023 News Police officer dismissals: Home Office review CORPORATE REPORT: The report on the findings and recommendations of the Home Office's review into the process of police officer dismissals. Home Office 18/9/2023 Report Five Met Police officers deny misconduct over Bianca Williams stop-and-search Athletes Bianca Williams and partner Ricardo Dos Santos were pulled over by police in their Mercedes along with their three-month-old baby in west London in July 2020 Mirror 18/9/2023 News UK Police Detective Jailed For 20 Offences Including Child Sexual Abuse, Rape Detective Constable Stephen Hardy used his teenage victim as a “puppet or sex object”, a judge said during his sentencing. He will serve 26 years behind bars. Complex UK 18/9/2023 News New training package on pursuit of burglary suspects using digital clues Officers and staff across England and Wales are being trained to track burglary suspects via their digital footprint. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/9/2023 News Ten extra stations to open in Hampshire and IOW PC Donna Jones has confirmed that the first facility will open by the end of 2023 in West Cowes. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/9/2023 News Met agrees payout to student hit on head by baton 13 years ago The man suffered a brain injury after being struck by a police baton at a protest. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/9/2023 News Officers warned about harassment before former Saskatchewan police chief’s exit: memo CANADA: Officers with a beleaguered Saskatchewan police force were warned about harassing behaviour in the weeks before their police chief accused members of personal attacks and character assassination, internal documents show. Global News (Canada) 18/9/2023 News Officers warned about harassment before former Saskatchewan police chief’s exit: memo CANADA: Officers with a beleaguered Saskatchewan police force were warned about harassing behaviour in the weeks before their police chief accused members of personal attacks and character assassination, internal documents show. Blue Line (Canada) 18/9/2023 News ‘How are we going to cope?’ – Secret Garda speaks out on trauma of roster changes REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: 'We are now asking ourselves, "How are we going to cope?"' Extra.ie (Republic of Ireland) 18/9/2023 News Government approves publication of legislation to establish new Domestic, Sexual and Gender-Based Violence Agency REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Minister for Justice, Helen McEntee TD, has secured Government approval to publish the Bill to create a statutory agency dedicated to tackling and reducing domestic, sexual and gender-based violence (DSGBV) and supporting victims and survivors. Government of Ireland 18/9/2023 News Prof Sherman: Precision stop and search ‘is not about under-policing or over-policing, but getting it just right’ In the third part of our extended interview with Professor Lawrence Sherman, Policing Insight’s James Sweetland spoke with the Met’s Chief Scientific Officer (CSO) about the controversial topic of stop and search and the force’s new ‘precision’ approach to tackling violent crime on the streets of London. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 18/9/2023 Analysis, Feature, Interview Time to renew Australia’s police-to-police connections in the Pacific The recent change of Prime Minister in Vanuatu comes after a period of political crisis during which China sent officers and equipment to strengthen the Pacific island’s police force; John Coyne, head of the Australian Strategic Policy Institute’s Northern Australia Strategic Policy Centre, believes its crucial that Australia and New Zealand return to working with others across the Pacific to support law enforcement in the islands, and prevent a slide into the undemocratic policing model favoured by Beijing. Policing Insight 18/9/2023 Analysis, Feature Does Scientific Research Change Minds? Linking Criminology and Public Perceptions of Policing This study investigates the impact of scientific research findings on public views of policing topics. Specifically, we conducted an original survey experiment to determine whether research information treatments influence respondents’ views on the effectiveness of the police in reducing crime, defunding and refunding police budgets, and the use of body-worn cameras. Our results indicate that presenting confirmatory research information has a significant positive impact on perceptions of police effectiveness in reducing crime and use of body-worn cameras. Conversely, presenting “negative” research information has a significant negative effect on these perceptions. Interestingly, neither positive nor negative research findings related to defunding versus refunding the police had a statistically significant impact on respondents, suggesting that research has limited effects on more ideologically complex policing topics. Policy Implications: Scientific research can effectively shape public perceptions of police effectiveness in reducing crime and the use of body-worn cameras, but it has limited effects on politically charged issues, such as defunding and refunding the police. To enhance the impact of evidence-based policing, we suggest that police administrators collaborate with researchers to evaluate new policies and disseminate these findings widely to the public. Additionally, researchers should strive to make their research more accessible to the general public, beyond academic journals, scientific conferences, and paywalls. We recommend using open-access platforms, social media, and other media outlets to disseminate unbiased, evidence-based research on policing that is digestible to the public. CRIMRXIV 18/9/2023 Research article Digital Notebook – a new era for Police NEW ZEALAND: New Zealand Police is introducing Digital Notebook, a new intelligence, evidence and investigative tool. This new technology is an important step forwards for modern policing, supporting greater collaboration and efficiency across the organisation. New Zealand Police 18/9/2023 News Mail crime editor tells police trusting journalists could have avoided Nicola Bulley ‘circus of conspiracy theories’ The crime and security editor of the Daily Mail has told the Police Superintendents’ Association that the best way to improve trust in their forces is to be more open with journalists. Speaking at the association’s conference on Wednesday, Rebecca Camber told English and Welsh police leaders that the “circus of conspiracy theories” surrounding the Nicola Bulley case could have been prevented if officers had briefed reporters about the case more thoroughly off-record. Press Gazette 18/9/2023 News Vehicle crime wave: 3,400 thefts, burglaries across Tasmania in 12 months AUSTRALIA: A spike in vehicular crime has been reported across Tasmania in the last 12 months, with approximately 3,400 thefts and burglaries committed, police say. In the last year, 1,746 vehicles were reported stolen and 1,740 were broken into for the purpose of stealing valuables. Acting Commander John King said police charged offenders for 37% of stolen motor vehicle offences and 27% of motor vehicle burglary offences. Pulse Hobart (Australia) 18/9/2023 News Intermediaries help people with cognitive impairments give evidence to police and in court. But many miss out AUSTRALIA: When Claire (not her real name) called the police after experiencing domestic violence at the hands of a former partner, she was the one who was arrested. "They're arresting the hysterical one or the angry one or the outspoken one where he's calm," she said. Claire said she was "terrified" and her complex post-traumatic stress disorder made it more difficult to explain to police what had happened. ABC News (Australia) 18/9/2023 News «118711881189119011911192119311941195Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
