Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115567 total results. Showing results 25301 to 25320 «126212631264126512661267126812691270Next ›Last » A deep dive into police bias NEW ZEALAND: Ground-breaking work on fairness and equity within New Zealand's police force has quantified for the first time the gap between Māori and Pakeha when it comes to how they're treated. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 21/8/2024 News Police bias report: Research finds ‘systemic’ inequity for Māori NEW ZEALAND: "Bias" and "structural racism" within the police are partly why Māori men are more likely to be stopped, prosecuted and tasered, a two-year investigation has found. 1 News (New Zealand) 21/8/2024 News Police reviewing forensics ‘error’ that saw alleged gold thieves walk free AUSTRALIA: Western Australia's Police Commissioner says an internal review is underway to determine how the trial of two alleged gold thieves was abandoned before it could begin due to a forensics "error". ABC News (Australia) 21/8/2024 News Queensland Police appoint inaugural Cross-Border Commissioner – what it means for NT AUSTRALIA: Queensland Police has announced the appointment of its first ever Cross-Border Commissioner, whose remit is in part to bust offending across multiple borders. It means he’ll be on NT Police’s radar. NT News (Australia) 21/8/2024 News MoJ refused to repay living costs to wrongly convicted partly to save money Letter shows department wanted to avoid ‘significant administrative and other financial costs’ The Guardian 21/8/2024 News Officer convicted of harassment An officer who sent a “significant number of unwanted messages” to a woman has been convicted of harassment. Police Professional 21/8/2024 News Merseyside Police’s historic former headquarters goes up for sale Merseyside’s Police’s historic former headquarters went on the market this week. Police Professional 21/8/2024 News Stop and search has ‘little effect on violence’ when used poorly Research undertaken by the Youth Endowment Fund found that stop and search only reduced crime by 5%, with other approaches more effective in reducing violence. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/8/2024 News Increase in drug misuse deaths ‘hugely concerning’ Scottish Health Secretary Neil Gray has said the level of drug misuse deaths remains “hugely concerning”, as the latest statistics showed an increase of 121 deaths compared with 2022. Police Professional 21/8/2024 News Hampshire PCC opens fourth Integrated Offender Management House Residents take part in a weekly timetable of meaningful activities and engage with mentors to help them tackle underlying causes of offending. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/8/2024 News New ban to tackle car cruising welcomed by Leicestershire PCC A Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) has been in place since 2021 to ban racing and nuisance drivers in a specific area of Castle Donington. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/8/2024 News Has policing curbed the disorder but lost the argument? Chris Hobbs reflects on the police response to the recent disorder and what forces should be doing to win the argument over allegations of 'two tier' policing and social media 'versions' of events. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/8/2024 Analysis, Feature Former officer jailed for ‘appalling abuse’ of three women A former Police Scotland officer who subjected three former partners to a campaign of controlling, violent and sexual abuse has been jailed. Police Professional 21/8/2024 News Saskatoon police chief defends use of force in cruise weekend arrest caught on video CANADA: Saskatoon's police chief said he's watched videos of a Saturday night arrest and is defending his officers. CTV News (Canada) 21/8/2024 News, Video Satisfaction with police and reporting online victimization: The role of immigration status The goal of this study was to test the link between satisfaction with police functioning and the intention to report online victimization to the police while considering the place of birth. Performance theory served as the study's theoretical framework. Data were obtained from the 2020 Israel Social Survey. The sample comprised adult internet users who did not experience online victimization (N = 3937). The results show a positive association between satisfaction with police performance and the likelihood of intending to report online victimization to this authority. However, this relationship was found to vary in accordance with immigration status. The association was more pronounced in the native-born and pre-1990 immigrant group compared with the post-1990 immigrant group. The results supported performance theory and suggest that the police should act in a more satisfying way to be considered as a primary address for individuals who fall victim to cybercrime, especially members of disadvantaged social groups. International Journal of Police Science & Management - Subscription at source 21/8/2024 Research article B.C. police drop surnames in missing person alerts to avoid ‘negative lasting impact’ CANADA: It could be a weekend teenage runaway. An elderly loved one, lost and disoriented. Or it could be the first indication of murder. Blue Line (Canada) 21/8/2024 News Increasing stop and search is ‘no silver bullet’ for violent crime Increasing the use of stop and search reduces violent crime by just five per cent, according to a new study, with more than a third of searches conducted with ‘weak’ or ‘unreasonable’ grounds. Police Professional 21/8/2024 News Building safer cities through law enforcement and community partnerships CANADA: In a recent webinar designed for law enforcement professionals, we explored innovative approaches to reducing unnecessary demand on police resources by addressing root causes and fostering community partnerships. Blue Line (Canada) 21/8/2024 Feature, Video ‘A gentleman of the highest order’ – Tributes paid to ex-Garda from Ballyshannon REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Patrick Keown, an ex Garda Síochána, passed away peacefully surrounded by his family at home following a short illness Donegal Live (Republic of Ireland) 21/8/2024 News Disbanding of elite garda unit sparks rural crime fears as burglary gangs raid homes and businesses across the midlands REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The disbandment of a key crime fighting unit is being blamed on a significant spike in rural house and commercial break-ins, the latest of which resulted in a string of late night raids on homes and businesses across the midlands. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 21/8/2024 News «126212631264126512661267126812691270Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
