Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115557 total results. Showing results 24821 to 24840 «123812391240124112421243124412451246Next ›Last » Separating truth from myth after two more Carnival murders With two new murder inquiries now underway following this year's Notting Hill Carnival, Chris Hobbs reflects on the arguments about the event's safety and renewed accusations of two tier policing. Police Oracle 2/9/2024 Feature ‘Evidence of regular assaults’ at youth justice facilities, staff fail to intervene NEW ZEALAND: New Zealand's detention watchdogs have sounded the alarm over the country's youth justice facilities, highlighting "evidence of regular assaults" and staff failing to intervene. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 2/9/2024 News Study highlights high workload, unequal rewards and lack of mentoring for frustrated detectives New research by Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU) based on interviews with more than 40 investigators across five forces in England and Wales has highlighted the lack of experience and mentoring, high workload, and unequal rewards facing detectives, leaving officers frustrated and victims receiving a poorer service, as LJMU Research Director Dr Adrian James told Policing Insight’s Ian Weinfass. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 2/9/2024 Analysis, Feature, Interview Should New Zealand treat misogyny as extremism? NEW ZEALAND: New Zealand should consider following the UK's lead in classifying a form of misogyny as extremism, an expert says. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 2/9/2024 Audio, News New pilot project to support high-risk stalking victims launched in Dyfed-Powys A pioneering new pilot project aimed at improving support for high-risk victims of stalking in the Dyfed-Powys area has officially launched today. Dyfed-Powys OPCC 2/9/2024 News Dorset Police investigating staff for violence against women Dorset Police are currently investigating its own officers and staff for misconduct involving violence against women. Daily Echo (Bournemouth) 2/9/2024 News No under 18s in Young Offenders Institutions All under 18s who were previously detained in YOI Polmont have now been moved into secure care settings. Scottish Government 2/9/2024 News Over 300 domestic abuse offences linked to Euros, NPCC data reveals During the UEFA European Championships (Euros), held in Germany on 14 June to 14 July, 351 incidents of domestic abuse related to football were recorded by police forces in the UK, according to new data released by the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC). Emergency Services Times 2/9/2024 News Ruth McAlister: Voice cloning and the risks of fraud through advancements in AI-generated imagery Dr Ruth McAlister Head of Research and Intelligence, Harod Associates, explores the latest trends and developments in artificial intelligence (AI) and its impact on various fields, including policing. Ruth discusses AI and imagery, AI and text/chatbots, and AI and voice. PolicingTV 2/9/2024 Feature, Video Racism, violence, and abuse: what new police recruits face on the front line 'I think when it comes to people who say, "You don't belong in this country", I take it with a pinch of salt because I've given so much to where I've lived for so long,' said one recruit i News 1/9/2024 News New data hub will hold police accountable – PCC Crime statistics can now be searched on a new data hub launched by a police and crime commissioner (PCC). BBC 1/9/2024 News Digital alerting protects first responders and improves response times First responders are everyday people who simply want to help their communities. But achieving that goal comes with a great struggle. Emergency Services Times 1/9/2024 News ‘We haven’t enough gardaà on the streets’: Justice issues will be key to Mick Finn’s election campaign REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The former councillor and Lord Mayor said he believes more garda resources should be allocated to Cork to reduce crime rates in the city and larger towns. Echo Live (Republic of Ireland) 1/9/2024 News Police watchdog brands criminal justice system ‘dysfunctional’ His Majesty’s Chief Inspector Andy Cooke told The Sunday Telegraph that too often police officers are ‘getting the basics wrong’. The Independent 1/9/2024 News Thin blue line: What frontline gardaà REALLY think of policing REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Everybody in Kenagh, Co. Longford, knows Garda Morag Patterson because she is the one who single-handedly takes care of law and order in the small village. Extra.ie (Republic of Ireland) 1/9/2024 Feature, Opinion ‘Broken’ prison system sets inmates up to fail, top Scottish inspector says Lack of funding, resources and rehabilitation leads to ‘bored and angry’ prisoners, Wendy Sinclair-Gieben says The Guardian 1/9/2024 News UK police risk assessment before riots said far-right threat probably ‘minimal’ Documents show officers instead prioritised environmental and pro-Palestinian protests as potential hazards The Guardian 1/9/2024 News ‘Should be a priority’: Finocchiaro urged to bring back spit guards AUSTRALIA: Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro has been reminded of her pre-election promise to back the police force, with NT Police Association President reiterating the cop community’s demand for the procedural ban on spit guards to be lifted. NT News (Australia) - Subscription at source 1/9/2024 News Police officers’ perceptions of a training course designed to enhance open-ended questions with adult witnesses This study evaluated police officers’ perceptions of a new training program aimed at improving interviewing skills for adult interviewees. Drawing from successful strategies used in interviewing child complainants of abuse, the program focused on enhancing the use of open-ended questions. The investigation aimed to identify effective aspects, limitations, the practicality of open-ended questions in real-world scenarios, and avenues for enhancing post-training interviewer performance. Through diverse qualitative data collection methods including email feedback, discussion boards, questionnaires, and follow-up interviews, officers’ feedback was thematically analysed. Four key themes emerged: the utility of open-ended questions, improved skills due to course content, variability in narrative detail needs across contexts, and opportunities for enhancing learning outcomes. These findings have implications for both research and practical applications, highlighting the effectiveness of the training program and suggesting areas for further improvement in enhancing police officers’ interviewing skills with adults. Psychiatry Psychology and Law 1/9/2024 Research article Police watchdog brands criminal justice system ‘dysfunctional’ His Majesty’s Chief Inspector Andy Cooke told The Sunday Telegraph that too often police officers are ‘getting the basics wrong’. The Standard 1/9/2024 News «123812391240124112421243124412451246Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
