Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97215 total results. Showing results 26641 to 26660 «132913301331133213331334133513361337Next ›Last » Safety risks in electric vehicle crashes: Suggestions for law enforcement officers on the scene of a serious wreck CANADA: You are the first officer at the scene of a serious vehicle crash and you suspect one of the damaged vehicles is a hybrid or fully electric vehicle. There may be people still inside and bystanders milling about. What is the first thing you do? Blue Line (Canada) 11/5/2023 Feature ‘Life changing’ injuries for Garda after drug dealer tries to flee REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Garda sustained serious injuries to his neck and back while in pursuit of a man, who was attempting to evade arrest while in possession of over €17,000 worth of cocaine. Donegal Live (Republic of Ireland) 11/5/2023 News Policing groups criticise GSOC’s plan to prosecute garda in connection with fatal pursuit crash REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A Garda being prosecuted for a fatal crash that occurred when he was pursuing three men in 2021 has not been made aware of the exact charge he is facing. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 11/5/2023 News AGSI and GSOC in dispute over N7 garda charge REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A dispute has broken out between the Association of Garda Sergeants and Inspectors (AGSI) and the Garda SÃochána Ombudsman Commission's (GSOC) after it emerged that a garda was to be charged in connection with a fatal collision. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 11/5/2023 News Vetting, misconduct and misogyny in the police service: review of progress Following the publication of our report into vetting, misconduct and misogyny in the police service, the Home Secretary asked HMICFRS to provide an urgent update on the progress police forces in England and Wales have made. On 11 May 2023, Matt Parr, His Majesty’s Inspector of Constabulary, wrote to the Home Secretary and addressed the police service’s progress against the 43 recommendations and 5 areas for improvement HMICFRS made in the report. HMI Parr’s letter summarised our main findings and provided an annex with additional detail, including an explanation of the work we have done to verify police force self-assessments. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 11/5/2023 Report The rise and fall of emotional intelligence in police risk assessments of domestic abuse The policing of domestic abuse is a significant and problematic element of the frontline officer’s everyday business. Finding ways through which we can improve officers’ interactions with female victims has been none more pressing than in the post covid period, as the increase in domestic abuse continues to rise. This paper is based upon research of frontline officers as leaders in the practice of policing domestic abuse across four police areas and their perspective of emotional intelligence in risk assessing domestic incidents. What it revealed is two-fold; firstly, the considerable decline in its use with those officers who have attended multiple incidents of domestic abuse and how this decline has a negative impact on a victim’s long-term protection. Secondly, the motivation to find ways in which emotional intelligence can be reinvigorated and developed as a frontline leadership skill. Crime Prevention and Community Safety - Subscription at source 11/5/2023 Research article College research into indecent exposure as a ‘trigger’ offence The College's Head of Crime David Tucker says the aim is not 'look for gaps in what policing is doing at the moment' but to find potential gaps in knowledge. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/5/2023 News Officers dismissed for using excessive force during arrest of teenage boy Two officers who used excessive force during the arrest of a teenage boy and then made false statements about the incident have been dismissed without notice. Police Professional 11/5/2023 News Legal decision ‘puts police on notice’ about photographing people, association says NEW ZEALAND: A Court of Appeal decision potentially limiting how police can photograph people in public could set a precedent the Police Association says would dramatically change how officers investigate crime. The court found an officer illegally photographed a man during a random traffic stop, amounting to a breach of the Bill of Rights. The picture was cross referenced with CCTV footage to identify the man and used as evidence in a trial where he was convicted of robbery. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 11/5/2023 News Regulations pave the way for first comprehensive digital Firearms Registry NEW ZEALAND: With the release today of the Arms Amendment Regulations enabling New Zealand’s first comprehensive digital Firearms Registry, licence holders can now see how the new Registry will work, and what information they will need to begin providing from 24 June 2023. New Zealand Police 11/5/2023 News Police station staffing debate highlights concern about lack of frontline support NEW ZEALAND: A combative debate in Parliament today about police station resourcing is highlighting reports of concern from frontline police that they don’t feel adequately supported. Police Minister Ginny Andersen and National police spokesman Mark Mitchell locked horns in the House today, with the latter looking to prosecute the Government regarding data released to him by police under the Official Information Act that showed station staffing in 2017 compared with 2022, a period during which 1800 officers had been promised and this was on track to be realised in June. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 11/5/2023 News Force remodelling based on record officer numbers aims to future-proof service to public With Warwickshire Police enjoying record officer numbers following the recent Uplift recruitment programme, and a strategic alliance with neighbouring West Mercia ending, the force took the decision to remodel its workforce and operations; Deputy Chief Constable Alex Franklin-Smith spoke to Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons about the aims for performance improvements, and how the changes could future-proof the service to the public. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 11/5/2023 Feature, Interview, Opinion How can we protect UK wildlife when wildlife crimes don’t count? Wild animals in the UK face horrific acts of cruelty. They are poisoned, trapped, shot, and even have dogs set upon them. International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) 11/5/2023 Feature, Opinion Woman injured after royal police escort crash A woman has been critically injured in a crash with a police motorcycle escorting the Duchess of Edinburgh. BBC 11/5/2023 News The European Conference on Law Enforcement & Public Health (LEPH 2023): Book your place today! LEPH2023 Europe (21-24 May), supported by PolicingTV as media partner, is the first regional European conference exploring the complex and diverse intersections of law enforcement and public health, involving practitioners, policy makers and researchers from these and other related sectors. It carries on the international LEPH conference series, with an opportunity to focus on key regional issues. PolicingTV 11/5/2023 Video Five-week long policing operation launches to raise awareness and combat rural and wildlife crime As part of the Police Service of Northern Ireland’s ongoing commitment to combat Rural and Wildlife Crime, police will be raising awareness of crime prevention measures during a five-week long policing operation, running from today, Wednesday 10th May – Sunday 18th June. Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) 10/5/2023 News Operation Venetic: Prison for ringleader of gang which ran £10 million a month drugs lab The kingpin of an organised crime group that controlled one of the largest amphetamine laboratories ever found in the UK has been jailed for 18 years. National Crime Agency (NCA) 10/5/2023 News Sheku Bayoh’s struggle in restraint may have played role in death, inquiry told Pathologist says struggle ‘has to be considered as being important’ in 2015 death in custody in Fife The Guardian 10/5/2023 News Officers dismissed for using excessive force during an arrest Two officers have been dismissed without notice for using excessive force during an arrest. Metropolitan Police Service 10/5/2023 News Inspecting ranks (Part-3): Managing your hours and flexibility The third blog in the series brings into focus finer aspects of Inspectors' working such as how many hours they need to work in a year, what are Working Time Directives Hours and concerns raised by PFEW Wellbeing and H&S leads. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 10/5/2023 News «132913301331133213331334133513361337Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
