Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 99202 total results. Showing results 25301 to 25320 «126212631264126512661267126812691270Next ›Last » Wanted: Money launderer who ran professional services for organised crime groups A man from Surrey convicted for running schemes to help criminals launder their cash is wanted by the National Crime Agency after he failed to turn up to a sentencing hearing. National Crime Agency (NCA) 27/7/2023 News Sgt Matt Ratana’s killer given whole-life sentence A man who concealed a loaded revolver and used it to kill Sergeant Matt Ratana in a South London custody centre has been sentenced to a whole-life prison term.Louis De Zoysa, 26, of no fixed address, was convicted of murdering the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) officer last month following a trial at Northampton Crown Court. Police Professional 27/7/2023 News Whole life sentence for man who shot dead custody sergeant Louis De Zoysa was sentenced at Northampton Crown Court today. A whole life sentence has been handed to the man who shot dead Met custody sergeant Matt Ratana in September 2020. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 27/7/2023 News Peer officer support: Perspectives on TRiM and making it work With peer-officer support programmes in the UK increasingly highlighted as positive practice, Policing Insight’s Darren Moor, a former police officer and trauma management divisional co-ordinator, shares his experiences of trauma risk management (TRiM), the challenges of successfully implementing the approach, and the benefits it can deliver for individual officers and the wider force. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 27/7/2023 Analysis, Feature, Opinion Crime within a Bandwidth: Testing “the Law of Crime Concentration at Place” in Brussels This study tests the law of crime concentration at place in Brussels Capital Region (approx. 1.2 million inhabitants) and examines the spatial stability of crime concentrations by applying Andresen’s Spatial Point Pattern Test. Besides testing the law of crime concentration city-wide, this study also tests the law of crime concentration in the context of Brussels’ six police departments and 19 municipalities. Police-registered crime data (n = 228,606 incidents) for the period 2007–2016 were used, which were geocoded at the spatial micro-level of grid cells (200 by 200 m). The results indicate that residential burglary is less concentrated in Brussels, although the concentrations of aggressive theft and battery are in line with previous tests of the law of crime concentration in Europe and the United States. Nevertheless, the results also indicate that crime concentrations vary significantly across Brussels’ police departments and municipalities, which seem to be higher in larger municipalities and police departments. In addition, the spatial patterns of residential burglary, aggressive theft and battery were not spatially stable in Brussels between 2007 and 2016. This study indicates that considerable attention should be payed to tailoring place-based policing approaches to the characteristics of each crime type, including the spatial concentration and the spatial stability of crime. More research is needed into the underlying factors of low or high crime concentrations and the mechanisms of spatial (in)stability at the spatial micro-level. European Journal on Criminal Policy and Research 27/7/2023 Research article CC Will Kerr ‘strenuously denies any allegations of criminality’ Devon and Cornwall Chief Constable Will Kerr suspended by PCC Alison Hernandez on July 26. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 27/7/2023 News Met accepts IOPC recommendations after missing persons failings The watchdog issued seven learning recommendations relating to the force's handling of the missing person investigation for Richard Christian. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 27/7/2023 News ‘Ecstatic to be a part of it’: Moose Jaw police welcome new recruits, set sights on further expansion CANADA: The atmosphere was celebratory at the headquarters of the Moose Jaw Police Service (MJPS), as three new members were sworn into the ever expanding department of Saskatchewan’s fourth largest city. CTV News (Canada) 27/7/2023 News Toronto police launch ‘Illegal Firearms Awareness Campaign’ following rash of shootings CANADA: Renewed efforts are underway to tackle gun violence in Toronto, with police launching a campaign to highlight the impacts it has on the city. Global News (Canada) 27/7/2023 News Update on the Examination of the Garda Síochána review of the closure, (including cancellation) of Computer Aided Dispatch incidents: Additional Call Listening REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: This report provides an update to the Policing Authority on the outcome of the additional call listening activity conducted in January 2023 and May 2023. [pdf] Policing Authority (Republic of Ireland) 27/7/2023 Report Update on the examination of the closure of CAD999 incidents REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: In July 2021, the Authority commissioned Mr Derek Penman, former Chief Inspector of Constabulary in Scotland, to carry out an examination into the circumstances, and impact, of the invalid closure of Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) incidents during 2019 and 2020. Policing Authority (Republic of Ireland) 27/7/2023 News Minister McEntee admits that additional garda resources are needed to successfully implement the new policing model rolled out in Mayo and Roscommon REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Garda Representative Association is to ballot members on whether they have confidence in Garda Commissioner Drew Harris. [AUDIO] Midwest Radio (Republic of Ireland) 27/7/2023 News Met Police: South London officer ‘tampered with evidence’ A whistleblowing former detective is telling the truth about being ordered to tamper with evidence after the death of a baby, an ex-colleague has claimed. Your Local Guardian 27/7/2023 News Covid’s lost pupils ‘will cause huge crimewave’ Thousands more violent offenders will be created by ministers’ failure to get children back to school after the pandemic, analysis has suggested. A generation of “ghost children” who have given up on school since Covid are at risk of turning to crime because of official neglect of their futures, experts have warned. Up to 9,000 more young offenders, including 2,000 violent criminals, could be on Britain’s streets by 2027 because of a rise in school absence, according to calculations based on official studies. The surge in offending would cost taxpayers £100 million, according to campaigners, who say the government needs to step in now to save money as well as turning around children’s lives. Persistent absence from school has doubled since the pandemic, with The Times - Subscription at source 27/7/2023 News Manchester mayor Andy Burnham vows to investigate Greater Manchester Police following Sky’s report on strip searches Sky News has heard the testimony of three women who claim they were stripped naked during a police search without justification - one alleges she was raped. Sky News 27/7/2023 News, Video Artificial Intelligence police van detects drivers using mobile phones A police spy camera van using Artificial Intelligence (AI) has detected hundreds of people using mobile phones at the wheel or not wearing seat belts. BBC 27/7/2023 News Police work to curb rise in retail crime NEW ZEALAND: The Government has announced a new offence for ram-raiders, though ram-raiding is still not as prevalent an issue as our northern counterparts, southern’s police chief says. Last week, the government proposed a new criminal offence to target ram-raiders that would carry a maximum 10-year sentence. Prime Minister Chris Hipkins said the Government had been taking serious action over the past year to address this type of offending. Otago Daily Times (New Zealand) 27/7/2023 News Helping police beat crime with new algorithm NEW ZEALAND: Geographic investigative analysis for crime cases can be manual and time-consuming, but new research can make the process faster and more accurate. New research, by University of Waikato Honorary Research Associate Dr Sophie Curtis-Ham, could help police resources go further by automating laborious analysis while eliminating subjectivity and human error. Sun Live (New Zealand) 27/7/2023 News Garda leadership race as four rising stars emerge as early favourites for Deputy Commissioner role REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Mirror has established that Deputy Commissioner Anne Marie McMahon – who is in charge of all Garda policing and security issues – has told colleagues she is retiring at the end of the year and the cabinet has now approved a competition to replace her. Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 27/7/2023 News 82% of burglaries unsolved by Met Police, Home Office data shows Figures reveal 82% of burglaries went unsolved by the Metropolitan Police in London across the 2022/2023 financial year, according to the Home Office. Data shows 47,050 burglaries in London were closed without a suspect being identified. BBC 27/7/2023 News «126212631264126512661267126812691270Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
