Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98748 total results. Showing results 26241 to 26260 «130913101311131213131314131513161317Next ›Last » Stephen Lawrence: Anger at police failings after BBC names sixth suspect There have been calls to reopen police inquiries into the racist murder of Stephen Lawrence after a BBC investigation uncovered new evidence. BBC 26/6/2023 News Stephen Lawrence’s father and friend call for murder inquiry to be reopened Met urged to re-examine case after new suspect is named and evidence emerges of police mistakes The Guardian 26/6/2023 News Stephen Lawrence: Met Police name Matthew White as new murder suspect London force apologises again for failings in investigation into 1993 racist killing The Times - Subscription at source 26/6/2023 News Non-fatal strangulation becomes specific offence in NI The PSNI has already trained 1,560 officers in using this new legislation. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/6/2023 News GMP seeks pension forfeiture of officer jailed for sexual assault of cadets The PC was sentenced to five years imprisonment last week. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/6/2023 News New suspect named in murder of Stephen Lawrence The identity of new suspect in the murder of black teenager Stephen Lawrence has been confirmed by the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) following an investigation by the BBC. Police Professional 26/6/2023 News Ex-Cleveland chief denies making sexual comments Mike Veale is alleged to have made inappropriate comments on two occasions in 2018, one involving a female colleague and the other a male and female colleague. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/6/2023 News New governance manual in the works for the New West police board CANADA: At its June meeting, the police board approved a recommendation from Chief Const. Dave Jansen to engage a governance consultant to lead a review, analysis and amendment of the board’s governance manual. [AUDIO] New Westminster Record (Canada) 26/6/2023 News New non-fatal strangulation offence comes into force in Northern Ireland The specific offence of non-fatal strangulation and asphyxiation came into force in Northern Ireland on Monday (June 26) with perpetrators facing up to 14 years in prison. Police Professional 26/6/2023 News RCMP urges Ottawa to lift ban on sale of retired police vehicles introduced after N.S. mass shooting CANADA: The RCMP is continuing to press Canada's Minister of Public Safety to end the ban on selling decommissioned police vehicles and parts. The Globe and Mail (Canada) - Subscription at source 26/6/2023 News Former PC jailed for child sex offences A former Humberside Police officer has been jailed for 15 months for child sex offences. Police Professional 26/6/2023 News Mental health check: A game changer for public safety personnel CANADA: I recently completed my 20th year in policing and had time to reflect on the changes I’ve seen over the last two decades, specifically, around mental health and wellness. Blue Line (Canada) 26/6/2023 Feature Solicitor fears juvenile may be compromised in Kildare court case REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A solicitor passionately insisted to a Judge that his juvenile client is facing 'an enormous amount of prejudice' due to delays in his case. Leinster Leader (Ireland) 26/6/2023 News An Garda Síochána monthly report to the Policing Authority REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Events planned and unplanned during the last month were another reminder of the bravery and dedication displayed by Gardaí in the past and present, to keep people and this country safe. [pdf] Policing Authority (Republic of Ireland) 26/6/2023 Report The thin thread of policing Coverage of the recent State of Policing in England and Wales report focused in large part on HM Chief Inspector of Constabulary Andy Cooke’s warning that “public trust in the police is hanging by a thread”; but Policing Insight’s Graham Wettone believes other messages from the report around a “dysfunctional and defective” criminal justice system, a return to the “basics” of policing and the need for new policing priorities are equally important, but have been largely overlooked. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 26/6/2023 Analysis, Feature, Opinion Take the next step in your career with the BSc Policing & Applied Security Studies On the BSc Policing & Applied Security Studies, you’ll develop the diverse skills and deeper knowledge needed to keep pace with rapidly changing policing and security landscapes. Policing Insight 26/6/2023 Advertisement, Feature Factors Related to Police Reporting in Sexual Assault Care Centers: Are We Underestimating the Role of Support Persons? Few victims of sexual assault (SA) report to the police. Research on the role of support persons in victims’ reporting is sparse. We address this gap by examining the association of victim, assailant, victimization incident, and support characteristics with reporting rates among victims attending sexual assault care centers (SACCs). Logistic regression results show that type of SA, delay between SA and presentation at SACC, and presence of an informal support person at SACC and SACC site are significantly associated with police reporting. These findings reveal the importance of targeting victims’ support persons to alter reporting behavior among SA victims. Violence Against Women - Subscription at source 26/6/2023 Research article Understanding vehicle consent search requests through the use of the social conditioning model and illusory correlation Previous studies show racial or ethnic bias in police decision-making for consent search requests. Yet, few studies apply the social conditioning model and illusory correlation to explain an officer's decision-making for requesting consent to search the driver's vehicle. Furthermore, a potential consideration when using this theory has not considered the possible explanation that the officer may also conduct such a request because the officer views the citizen as “out-of-place”. This study uses Illinois traffic stop data from 2016 to 2018 for municipal agencies with a minority representation of less than one (i.e., less-diverse police department and a greater chance that the officer involved in the stop is White) and includes one measure from the 2016 Law Enforcement Management and Administrative Statistics. Utilizing propensity score matching to match the drivers based on race/ethnicity and gender, the current findings show that non-White drivers and non-White male drivers, who are stopped by police serving predominately White areas and who serve in a less-diverse police department, are more likely to have an officer request consent to search their vehicle. These findings are consistent with racial profiling and support the social conditioning model and illusory correlation as an appropriate theoretical explanation for police officers. Moreover, the officer's decision-making could be based on an individual driver stopped by an officer serving a predominately White community and interacting with a less-diverse police department. The officer may view the minority driver as being “out-of-place”, which is an additional reason for the officer to request consent to search the minority driver's vehicle. International Journal of Police Science & Management - Subscription at source 26/6/2023 Research article Cause of death in fatal missing person cases in England and Wales Typically, fewer than 0.5% of missing incidents result in an individual being found deceased. Whereas previous research has examined the features of missing–homicide, missing–suicide and some aspects of missing–accident cases, this study sought to provide the first reliable estimates of the number and proportion of fatalities by all causes of death, specifically: suicide, accident, homicide and natural causes. Using data obtained on 615 fatal disappearances via Freedom of Information returns from 22 English and Welsh police forces covering a two-year period, this article presents data on the relative probability of fatality by cause of death for adults and children and for males and females. Overall, fatal outcomes are, thankfully, rare, occurring once in every 358 missing incidents. Some 98% of fatalities involved adults; just over 80% involved males. The findings affirm suicide as the largest single cause of death accounting for three-quarters of female fatalities and four in every five male fatalities. Although homicide was the least probable cause of death among male missing persons, females faced a roughly similar chance of dying as a result of an accident or homicide. The research indicates that estimates of probability can be used to inform investigative decision-making and scenario development, offering important context to the overall likelihood of an individual facing a fatal outcome. Further research is needed to replicate these findings. International Journal of Police Science & Management - Subscription at source 26/6/2023 Research article Police recruit narratives and publicly oriented vocabularies of motive Although who chooses to become a police officer and why they do so is pivotal for understanding policing, few studies explore recruit motivations. We help to fill this research void through analysis of open-ended narratives penned by police recruits during the academy in a large rust belt city explaining why they want to become police officers, supplemented with qualitative follow-up interviews conducted with randomly selected participants. Of the existing studies on police recruit motivation, nearly all use fixed-response surveys of researcher-selected answers. Despite our respondents being completely free to use their own words, their motivations demonstrate a striking similarity to the findings of previous literature. These stated motivations of altruism and community concern also stand in stark contrast to the public behaviors of police. We suggest this consistency in stated motivations and disconnect with public behavior evinces a publicly oriented vocabulary of motive in which police recruits are attempting to voice the “appropriate” reasons for joining the force. International Journal of Police Science & Management - Subscription at source 26/6/2023 Research article «130913101311131213131314131513161317Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
