Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98961 total results. Showing results 25421 to 25440 «126812691270127112721273127412751276Next ›Last » Internet Organised Crime Assessment (IOCTA) 2023 EUROPE: Cybercrime, in its various forms, represents an increasing threat to the EU. Cyber-attacks, online child sexual exploitation, and online frauds are highly complex crimes and manifest in diverse typologies. Meanwhile the perpetrators behind these crimes are becoming increasingly agile, exploiting new situations created by geopolitical and technological changes. The Internet Organised Crime Assessment (IOCTA) is Europol’s assessment of the cybercrime landscape and how it has changed over the last 24 months. Accompanying this report will be a series of spotlight reports released later this year, each of which examines a specific crime area relating to cybercrime. Europol 19/7/2023 Report ‘Delighted’: Former Surrey mayor claims victory after province’s policing decision CANADA: Doug McCallum lost the battle for the Surrey mayor's office last fall, but on Wednesday, he seemed convinced he had won the war over policing in the city. The province's decision to direct the city to continue with the transition to the Surrey Police Service was enthusiastically embraced by McCallum – who booked a banquet hall and scheduled a news conference before the announcement was made. CTV News (Canada) 19/7/2023 News Updated with sentence: Former police officer jailed for bribery offences A former officer responsible for policing nightclubs and bars in London’s West End has been jailed for taking bribes including tickets to exclusive events, a family holiday to Morocco, and renovations to his home. Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) 19/7/2023 News Report on an inspection visit to police custody suites in Lancashire This report describes our findings following an inspection of Lancashire Constabulary custody facilities. The inspection was conducted jointly by HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services and the Care Quality Commission in March 2023. It is part of our programme of inspections covering every police custody suite in England and Wales. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 19/7/2023 Report NSW Police fatally shoot 43-year-old man allegedly armed with knife in Sydney’s Glebe AUSTRALIA: A man has been shot dead by NSW Police after he was allegedly armed with a knife in Sydney's inner west. Police were called to a home on Franklyn Street in Glebe about 11:50pm last night over concerns for the man's welfare. ABC News (Australia) 19/7/2023 News SA man jailed for possession of child abuse material AUSTRALIA: A South Australian man has been sentenced to two years and nine months' imprisonment by the Adelaide District Court today (19 July, 2023) for possession of child abuse material. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 19/7/2023 News Daniel Morgan murder: a timeline of key events No one has been brought to justice since the private investigator was killed in south-east London in 1987 The Guardian 19/7/2023 Analysis, Feature Auckland City Police issue warning: scam targeting international students in New Zealand NEW ZEALAND: Police are warning the community of a sophisticated overseas scam targeting international students in New Zealand, which just last month has almost cost someone more than $600,000. New Zealand Police 19/7/2023 News Quick thinking in Pokeno leads to numerous arrests overnight NEW ZEALAND: Police put the brakes on a group of offenders after a series of incidents in Pokeno overnight. Four youth offenders will now be held to account after being arrested near Huntly. New Zealand Police 19/7/2023 News ‘We’re not all broken’: the woman who pursued her rapist for five years – and won Sam was lured to a fake job interview, raped, then trafficked for months. When she reported it to the Met, they tried to drop the case, but she didn’t give up The Guardian 19/7/2023 Feature, Interview Daniel Morgan murder: Met had little choice but to admit failings Scotland Yard apology and payment of damages averts prospect of hugely embarrassing civil trial The Guardian 19/7/2023 Analysis, Feature After 36 years the Met has apologised for failings in the Daniel Morgan murder case. Now it must change Our campaign for justice has faced denials and corruption. The commissioner must translate the force’s contrition into action The Guardian 19/7/2023 Feature, Opinion Daniel Morgan murder: Met admits failings and pays damages in settlement with family Force had faced being sued over 1987 axe killing, with corruption and errors blamed for failure to convict perpetrators The Guardian 19/7/2023 News Police officers to receive one-off £3k pay award Police officers on the Isle of Man are to be given a one-off £3,000 payment while pay negotiations continue. BBC 19/7/2023 News PFEW will not appeal pension Employment Tribunal judgment The Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) will not be pursuing an appeal against the judgment issued by the Employment Tribunal last month. Police Professional 19/7/2023 News Former MPS licensing officer jailed for taking bribes A police officer who took bribes from licenced premises in the West End, including tickets to exclusive events, a family holiday to Morocco and renovations to his home, has been jailed for seven-and-a-half years. Police Professional 19/7/2023 News Dignity of detainees in police custody ‘not always protected’, report finds While Lancashire Constabulary has a clear governance structure to provide safe and respectful custody services, anti-rip safety suits are used “too often and without sufficient justification” according to the latest inspection by His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services (HMICFRS). Police Professional 19/7/2023 News London needs more black police officers, says murdered sisters’ mum The mother of two murdered sisters has called for more black police officers to be deployed in London's communities. BBC 19/7/2023 News ‘Good support’ for Lancashire officers from mental health services A HMICFRS inspection into Lancashire's custody suites has said that the force works well with mental health services to support those who come into contact with the police. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 19/7/2023 News Involving citizens in urgent missing person cases. An application of the Theory of Planned Behaviour within District Criminal Investigations Teams This article examines the use of citizen participation by detectives in urgent missing person cases. Citizens can make a valuable contribution to finding a missing person, but this kind of assistance is often underutilised. We applied the Theory of Planned Behaviour to explore the extent to which attitudes, subjective norms, and perceived behavioural control influence detectives’ intentions to involve citizens and the detectives’ considerations underlying such intentions. To this end, a quantitative questionnaire was developed and administered to detectives from four regional police units. The best goodness-of-fit of the theoretical model was found for officers who deal with urgent missing persons cases regularly, but not often; for this group, the model explained 39 percent of the variance observed. The results show that intention is significantly related to detectives’ attitudes. Subjective norms had a significant predictive value, except for officers who encounter missing persons cases frequently. Perceived behavioural control had no significant effect. The study suggests that the choice to involve citizens is mainly attitude-driven, and is determined primarily by detectives’ personal affinity with citizen participation and their perception of its benefits. Perceived risks, such as damage to the investigation, have limited influence on decisions regarding citizen participation. 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