Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115535 total results. Showing results 23801 to 23820 «118711881189119011911192119311941195Next ›Last » Met Police launch Race Action Plan to rebuild trust with black community The plan includes a new charter aimed at resetting how stop and search is carried out. The Independent 23/9/2024 News NSW police review calls for specialised response to mental health callouts AUSTRALIA: The police may not be the most appropriate agency to provide the primary response to the majority of mental health crises in the community, a newly released report finds. An internal review of the NSW police force response to mental health incidents notes that, “while police are best equipped to respond to incidents involving criminality and public order, other health professionals are able to provide more appropriate care for people experiencing mental health crises”. Government News (Australia) 23/9/2024 News Racism complaint by three Aboriginal police is a ‘positive step’: NT top cop AUSTRALIA: Commissioner Michael Murphy says Northern Territory police “invested in cultural reform” after allegations of racial vilification and unequal pay The Guardian 23/9/2024 News Police begin testing new approach to 111 calls, pulling back on social harm callouts NEW ZEALAND: Police have begun testing a new way of weighing up harm and risks when they take emergency 111 calls, which will see fewer responses by officers to social harm calls. The changes extend to the way in which all non-emergency calls are prioritised, too. This could lead to the national rollout of the different system being approved by the end of the year. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 23/9/2024 News Convictions may be at risk over alleged unlawful summonses – GSOC REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Garda Síochána Ombudsman Commission (GSOC) has indicated that certain criminal convictions recorded over recent years in a District Court could be vulnerable to challenge, following claims from a garda whistleblower. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 23/9/2024 News Garda Collision Investigation Unit on how they gather evidence at road deaths and accidents REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Members of the Garda Collision Investigation Unit speaking about how they record road deaths and accidents. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 23/9/2024 Feature, Video Research: Police families wellbeing and support needs This research project investigated the wellbeing and support needs of police families. It was commissioned by the College of Policing National Police Wellbeing Service and responds to the commitments expressed in the Police Covenant. [PDF] Oscar Kilo - The National Police Wellbeing Service 23/9/2024 Report Police families wellbeing and support needs research project – findings Last year, we commissioned the Open University to conduct a research project to investigate the wellbeing and support needs of police families. Oscar Kilo - The National Police Wellbeing Service 23/9/2024 News New tech and closer ties with Europe for Border Security Command New technology is among the investments to be made by the government to bolster policing the UK’s borders UKAuthority.com 23/9/2024 News Top perpetrators of VAWG to be targeted under new data-driven national strategy Women and girls will be better protected under a new national strategy which will use advanced data analysis and algorithms to relentlessly target the most dangerous perpetrators of abuse. Emergency Services Times 23/9/2024 News What do we know about police leadership? A review of the current status of police leadership research and practice, with suggestions for future research directions This article, which consists of three systematic reviews covering the period 1992–2023, focuses on why scholarly knowledge of effective police leadership is limited. The literature on police leadership amounts to just 197 peer-reviewed journal articles; most of these are leader-centric and tend to uncritically echo the conventional literature, focusing on police leaders` traits and styles as independent of context and practice. Using three surveys of peer-reviewed journal articles and a sample of around ten contributions to the contemporary critical leadership literature on police leadership research, we make a series of recommendations for future directions. Firstly, the collective and relational nature of police leadership, which is understood to be a co-production involving leaders and followers, is under-researched. Secondly, studies are needed to narrow the gap between leadership theories and police leadership practice and recognise the need for research on what works or does not work. Thirdly, conceptual parameters and their effects on police leadership, particularly organisational, structural, and hierarchical conditions, should be examined in more detail. Each suggestion highlights the socially constructed, situated, relational processes and practice-orientated nature of leadership, which is essential if future research is to be relevant to police forces. Policing and Society - Subscription at source 23/9/2024 Research article Met police chief hails race action plan as ‘a step in the right direction’ Mark Rowley launches initiative that includes reset of stop and search, but acknowledges ‘there is still a lot to do’ The Guardian 23/9/2024 News Knife crime: Online and third-party sellers are ‘our biggest threat’, warns NPCC lead The murder of Wolverhampton teenager Ronan Kanda in 2022 highlighted a serious issue around illegal online knife sales in the UK; speaking at the recent Police Superintendents’ Association conference, Metropolitan Police Commander Stephen Clayman, the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) lead on knife crime, explored the threat posed by irresponsible retailers and third-party sellers – and how the police aim to tackle it, as Policing Insight’s Tina Orr Munro reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 23/9/2024 Analysis, Feature AI and policing: The benefits and challenges of artificial intelligence for law enforcement EUROPE: Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology has the ability to completely transform policing; from advanced criminal analytics that reveal trends in vast amounts of data, to biometrics that allow the prompt and unique identification of criminals. With the AI and policing report, produced through the Observatory function of the Europol Innovation Lab, we aim to provide insight into the present and future capabilities that AI offers, projecting a course for a more efficient, responsive and effective law enforcement model. This report offers in-depth exploration of the applications and implications of AI in the field of law enforcement, underpinned by the European Union's regulatory framework. It also looks at concerns about data bias, fairness, and potential threats on privacy, accountability, human rights protection and discrimination, which are particularly relevant in the background of the EU's Artificial Intelligence Act. Europol 23/9/2024 Report Met Police sets out plans to be ‘truly anti-racist’ The Metropolitan Police has set out plans to try to rebuild trust with London's black communities which it says have been "let down" over a number of years. BBC 23/9/2024 News Shoplifting cases hit seven-year high – police Shoplifting offences in Kent are at their highest level for seven years, according to police figures. BBC 23/9/2024 News Q&A session: The quest for true AI – Are we there yet? This video pulls together the questions from our audience of over 1,000 on the three previous videos in the series. Questions touched on various aspects of AI, including the question of whether we have true AI or just clever programming. They also touched on the challenges of using AI tools like ChatGPT in policing and the need for guidance and policies. PolicingTV 23/9/2024 Feature, Video Rewrite ‘victim-blaming’ drink-spiking campaign, UK civil servants told Minister tells Labour conference delegates that Whitehall should focus on stopping perpetrators The Guardian 22/9/2024 News Viewpoint: police demand collective bargaining not just warm words As the Prime Minister and the Home Secretary join Labour MPs for their first party conference after forming the new government, PFEW Acting National Chair, Tiffany Lynch, reiterates that time is running out to reform the police officer pay review mechanism to include the ability for collective bargaining supported by binding arbitration on all parties, including the government. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/9/2024 Feature, Opinion Gross misconduct proven against ex-Leicestershire PC who flew to Turkey after reporting sick A disciplinary hearing ruled that a former Leicestershire Police constable who flew off on holiday on the same day he reported sick for duty, would have been dismissed if still serving with the force. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 22/9/2024 News «118711881189119011911192119311941195Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
