Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97261 total results. Showing results 25481 to 25500 «127112721273127412751276127712781279Next ›Last » Officers now attending scene of every home burglary, confirms NPCC All police forces in England and Wales are now attending every home burglary after a pledge to roll out the policy nationally. Police Professional 8/6/2023 News National Chair and National Secretary on 7 June’s statement on the Employment Tribunal’s judgment of the police pension discrimination claim The National Chair, Steve Hartshorn, and National Secretary, Calum Macleod, of the PFEW would like to unreservedly apologise in respect of the statement posted on our website yesterday evening and shared with our membership. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 8/6/2023 News Officer ‘unlawfully’ accessed PNC 22 times at request of her family A officer who was cautioned after an internal investigation uncovered she had been accessing the Police National Computer (PNC) while off duty, would have been dismissed had she not already resigned. Police Professional 8/6/2023 News PCSO convicted of unauthorised access to computer material A police community support officer (PCSO) accused of unauthorised access to computer material has been found guilty following a trial at Preston Crown Court. Police Professional 8/6/2023 News Eight officers assaulted responding to calls for service The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has condemned the “unacceptable” assaults on eight officers on Wednesday evening (June 7). Police Professional 8/6/2023 News ADHD guide for detainees in custody produced by experts The ADHD Alliance has worked alongside Neurodiversity in Law to produce the document. A guide booklet has been produced to help detainees with ADHD understand their legal rights and what help they might be eligible for while in custody. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/6/2023 News Now on the police board, John Elliott says he’s ready to ‘delve in’ to diversity, city issues CANADA: Former city councillor John Ellliott said his experience in the Windsor community and with the police service were both factors when he was called to join the Windsor Police Services board, following previous criticism the board lacked diversity. CBC News (Canada) 8/6/2023 News Edmonton police get reprimand, community service in discipline for violent arrest in 2017 CANADA: Three Edmonton police officers have each been reprimanded and handed 35 hours of community service after pleading guilty under the Police Act to using excessive force in a 2017 arrest. CBC News (Canada) 8/6/2023 News Hamilton police say it is reviewing drone policy, engaging with Ontario privacy commissioner CANADA: Hamilton Police Service (HPS) says it is reviewing its policy on drones and is "currently engaged" with Ontario's privacy commissioner to "ensure" it is meeting the best privacy practices. CBC News (Canada) 8/6/2023 News Man to stand trial accused of assaulting garda in the Midlands and threatening to kill his wife REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: This is the face of a man in the Midlands who has been sent forward for trial accused of assaulting a garda and threatening to kill his wife. Offaly Live 8/6/2023 News Women in policing network empowering female officers in the Cayman Islands With support from the UK’s Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office, a women and policing network is encouraging and empowering female officers and staff in the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service; Policing Insight’s Christine Townsend spoke to DCO Nancy Barnard and Supt Wendy Parchment about efforts to increase female representation, and the Island’s unique culture, heritage and policing challenges which create opportunities for women officers. Policing Insight 8/6/2023 Feature, Interview Garda beaten and spat at during 25 minute ordeal after responding to call in Enniscrone REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A Garda was repeatedly punched, elbowed, bit and spat on by 30-year-old man during an incident in Enniscrone he responded to just over two years ago. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) - Subscription at source 8/6/2023 News From the virtual frontlines: law enforcement’s experience with social media in policing activities Several studies have shown that police use social media (e.g., Dekker et al., 2020; Hu & Lovrich, 2019a) and, although research has tended to focus on its use in image management and police visibility (e.g., Kudla & Parnaby, 2018; Schneider, 2016; Tanner et al., 2018), this work has led to new knowledge about the uses of social media and its effects on policing. However, it continues to be important to understand how social media has been integrated into policing activities and how it is perceived by law enforcement agencies. The present study used qualitative data to look at police perspectives on social media, leading to a better understanding of how social media are seen and used by police service employees and the effects of integrating social media into police practices. The analysis has concrete implications for more efficient use of social media by police agencies. CRIMRXIV 8/6/2023 Research article Building Empowerment: The Canadian approach to evidence-based policing In response to what federal and provincial policymakers deemed a crisis surrounding the sustainability of current funding levels for public policing, Canadian governments turned to researchers in pursuit of evidence-based solutions. Several commissioned studies subsequently documented an inescapable conclusion: successive waves of government de-funding of criminological research had significantly gutted domestic capacity to produce the necessary research. In 2015, one of the authors launched the Canadian Society of Evidence-Based Policing (Can-SEBP) with one goal: to grow the Canadian policing research field by creating tools and programs aimed at empowering policing practitioners to generate, consume, commission and/or participate in research on “what works.” In this chapter, we explore the different strategies Can-SEBP employs to foster a culture of learning within Canadian policing, one in which police begin the process of taking ownership in the field police science and academic researchers play a supporting role by helping to encourage that growth. CRIMRXIV 8/6/2023 Research article Police now attending scene of every home burglary says NPCC Home Office also changes counting rules to split residential burglaries into two parts. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/6/2023 News Law will stop police quitting to avoid disciplinary hearings Police officers will no longer be able to quit to avoid disciplinary proceedings under government plans to crack down on misbehaviour in Scotland’s single force. The results of misconduct hearings will also be published online in an effort to improve transparency and the effectiveness of action against errant officers. The Times - Subscription at source 8/6/2023 News Firearms register replacement on agenda for Police Ministers meet AUSTRALIA: Options for a new national firearms register are set to be tabled at a meeting of police ministers on Friday. The register was discussed at an extraordinary Police Ministers Council meeting in April, and "extensive effort" had since gone into advancing the project from "the Commonwealth and all jurisdictions," federal Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus said. "This has included detailed scoping of a register, a public consultation process, and the development of options." IT News (Australia) 8/6/2023 News WA police officer hit and dragged by car AUSTRALIA: A police officer in WA is fighting for life in hospital after they were hit by a car and dragged during an arrest. The Age (Australia) 8/6/2023 News Police Commissioner defends fleeing driver policy and retail crime unit’s size NEW ZEALAND: Police Commissioner Andrew Coster has hit back at criticism about changes to the fleeing driver policy and defended the size of the new retail crime team, which has eight dedicated staff. Stuff (New Zealand) 8/6/2023 News Police officer stood on person’s head during arrest, but escapes assault charge NEW ZEALAND: A police officer has escaped charges despite standing on the head of person while they were arresting them. The officer was reprimanded and an investigation by police “found enough evidence to charge the officer with assault”. But, according to a statement by the police watchdog Independent Police Conduct Authority, “the public interest test was not met, so no charges were laid”. Stuff (New Zealand) 8/6/2023 News «127112721273127412751276127712781279Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
