Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115603 total results. Showing results 26961 to 26980 «134513461347134813491350135113521353Next ›Last » City Commissioner vows to create a more equitable, diverse and inclusive police force City of London Police’s most senior officer has acknowledged and apologised to members of staff and the public who may have been treated unfairly by the force in the past, and pledged drastic change to achieve equity, diversity and inclusion. Emergency Services Times 18/7/2024 News Friday Exchange: In conversation with PC Bee Bailey on what’s changed for LGBTQ+ colleagues in policing Welcome to our monthly coverage of the “Friday Exchange” from the Police Foundation, this one in conversation with PC Bee Bailey, who discusses how much has changed for LGBTQ+ colleagues in policing, the challenges remaining and his personal experiences of being a trans police officer. PolicingTV 18/7/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video APCC Chair’s statement on the King’s speech In response to the government's policing and criminal justice legislative plans as laid out in the King's Speech, APCC Chair Donna Jones said the following on behalf of Police and Crime Commissioners: Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 17/7/2024 News Differences deepen between frontline gardaí and Garda HQ over deployment of public order units to quell disorder Differences have deepened between frontline gardaí and Garda HQ over the deployment of public order units to quell disorder in north Dublin on Monday. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 17/7/2024 News Watchdog issues recommendations on policing domestic violence after murder An IOPC spokesman said the investigation into Sussex Police found no breach of professional standards by individual police officers. The Independent 17/7/2024 News Garda goes on trial accused of sexual assault and false imprisonment REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: William Ryan (38) pleads not guilty to alleged offences at Aughrim Garda station in 2020. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 17/7/2024 News Safety and trust feature in King’s Speech The King has set out the commitments of the new government in a heavily trailed speech as part of the State Opening of Parliament that includes legislation to help tackle anti-social behaviour, bring in Martyn’s Law and extend the duty of candour to all public servants. Emergency Services Times 17/7/2024 News Met officer dismissed for posting misogynistic social media posts A professional standards investigation found the officer had created several offensive posts on TikTok. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/7/2024 News Custody officer arrested on suspicion of sexual misconduct towards woman CCTV footage from the police custody suite and other digital material has been seized, police said. The Standard 17/7/2024 News King’s Speech promises neighbourhood policing boost and Ninja Swords ban The speech featured 40 proposed pieces of legislation but what did it say about policing, crime and justice? Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/7/2024 News Final written warning for Derbyshire constable over use of force A Derbyshire Constabulary officer received a final written warning from a disciplinary panel for his use of force on an 18-year-old man who was drunk and objecting to being dropped at the roadside in the early hours. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 17/7/2024 News Watchdog issues recommendations on policing domestic violence after murder An IOPC spokesman said the investigation into Sussex Police found no breach of professional standards by individual police officers. The Standard 17/7/2024 News ‘I was left naked in a freezing police cell for eight hours’ Mark Dove was arrested and strip-searched by police in Greater Manchester. His case is now part of a wider inquiry. Sky News 17/7/2024 News West End officers use innovative new tactics to protect women and girls Met officers patrolling the West End have used new training to identify predatory behaviour in response to concerns for the safety of women and girls. The training, initially used in counter-terrorism policing, teaches officers to spot signs and behavioural cues of potential offenders. Metropolitan Police Service 17/7/2024 News Police Digital Service CEO Ian Bell resigns as company director following news of staff arrests Two weeks after news emerged that two employees of the Police Digital Service had been arrested on suspicion of bribery, fraud and misconduct, Companies House confirms PDS CEO Ian Bell has resigned as company director Computer Weekly 17/7/2024 News Rural crime policing change worries farmers A Somerset farmer says he has been left frustrated by Avon and Somerset Police's decision to temporarily redeploy members of its Rural Crime Team over the summer. Four officers from the team have been switched to helping support victims of domestic abuse. It leaves the rural crime team down to two staff members - an Inspector and a Police Community Support Officer (PCSO). BBC 17/7/2024 News Tackling burnout and poor mental health among Queensland Police AUSTRALIA: Work is underway to tackle burnout and mental health struggles in the Queensland Police Service after revelations the issues were hampering the response to crime. A 2022 commission of inquiry found exhaustion and issues with mental health management were part of the problem with the way Queensland Police staff were responding to domestic and family violence cases. Experts say that can be the case in other areas of crime too, so they're investigating new ways to intervene early to help staff. [AUDIO] ABC Listen (Australia) 17/7/2024 Feature Community Policing Policies and the Use of Lethal Force: Revisiting the Effects of Policing Policies on Police Department Organizational Culture In this research, we examine whether community policing policies (CPPs), community policing training for new recruits or regular community policing training, impact who is killed by a law enforcement officer in terms of the victim’s race. We seek to present one of the few empirical studies of evidence on whether community policing has the potential to address racial disparities. Using a unique dataset and multinomial logistic models, we found that the presence of community policing policies does not reduce the relative likelihood of law enforcement officers using lethal force against minority citizens. However, we did find evidence that white police officers who received at least eight hours of community policing training were negatively associated with using lethal force against black suspects. We suggest that strategies to improve the effectiveness of CPPs are necessary, and these efforts will contribute to improving the perceived legitimacy of policing agencies and addressing the disproportionate killings of minority residents. Deviant Behavior 17/7/2024 Research article DAVE MARSHALL: As a former chief, I fear no good will come of our police taking the knee to political activism You will struggle to find a bobby on the beat, but don’t worry - you might well spot one taking part in a gay Pride event near you. As the Mail revealed yesterday, officers in Scotland will be paid to take part in these parades, despite the force cutting back on fighting crime. Mail Online 17/7/2024 Opinion After Ottawa committed to keeping contract policing, premiers ask: where are the Mounties? CANADA: B.C. says the shortage of RCMP officers is creating a public safety issue CBC News (Canada) 17/7/2024 News «134513461347134813491350135113521353Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
