Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98670 total results. Showing results 27201 to 27220 «135713581359136013611362136313641365Next ›Last » Crime and Policing Minister opens new research facility The specialist operational and laboratory facility brings together law enforcement, policing and counter-terrorism interests alongside military research. Home Office 1/6/2023 News Second person charged over heroin imported in table runners AUSTRALIA: A Laotian national is expected to face Downing Centre Court today (1 June, 2023) over the importation of almost 3kg of heroin from Thailand hidden in silk table runners. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 1/6/2023 News Use of police dog on man already on the ground ruled unjustified NEW ZEALAND: The actions of a police dog handler who got his dog to bite a man resisting arrest has been found to be unjustified by the Independent Police Conduct Authority (IPCA). RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 1/6/2023 News Use of Police dog in respect of two men in Whanganui NEW ZEALAND: The Independent Police Conduct Authority has found that a Police dog handler was not justified in using his dog to bite a man who was resisting arrest but was justified in using the dog against a second man who threatened Police. Independent Police Conduct Authority (IPCA) (New Zealand) 1/6/2023 Report Sixty-two new cops for the front line NEW ZEALAND: This morning 62 new officers celebrated their success with whānau and friends at the 366 Police wing graduation at the Te Rauparaha Arena in Porirua. New Zealand Police 1/6/2023 News Officers turn to Flint House for support when under investigation Their five day residential programme is offered to officers seeking support across a range of issues. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/6/2023 News Fund the services that support rape victims The help of independent sexual violence advisers can stop many victims from withdrawing from the justice system, but they need to be properly resourced, says Sally Plumb The Guardian 1/6/2023 Feature, Opinion Five operators of illegal streaming network jailed for more than 30 years In what is understood to be the world’s largest-ever prosecution of an illegal streaming network, five people have been jailed for more than 30 years after being found guilty of conspiracy to defraud, money laundering and contempt of court. Police Professional 1/6/2023 News Police will act ‘swiftly and robustly’ to deal with any disruption at FA Cup final More than 1,000 Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) officers will be involved in policing Saturday’s FA Cup final at Wembley between Manchester rivals City and United. Police Professional 1/6/2023 News Test sites planned for ‘Bairns’ Hoose’ model to support children affected by crime Children and young people in the Scottish justice system will soon be able to benefit from coordinated, comprehensive support under one roof thanks to a £6 million investment in setting up Bairns’ Hoose test sites. Police Professional 1/6/2023 News New research facility opens at DSTL to support frontline policing The main capabilities housed in this facility include ground and water based search support to frontline investigations, audio, video and body worn surveillance and CT scanning. Police Oracle 1/6/2023 News PSNI pausing recruitment in bid to bridge £107m budget shortfall Chief Constable Simon Byrne has detailed further cuts including tighter control of future internal promotion, reduced overtime and the 'potential grounding' of one helicopter. The PSNI is set to undergo an enforced organisational overhaul after its final budget allocation from the Department of Justice (DoJ) revealed a funding gap of £107m. Police Oracle 1/6/2023 News ‘Difficult choices’ required amid ‘bleak’ budget outlook, warns chief constable The chief constable of the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) looks set to “pause recruitment” to help address a budget shortfall of £107 million. Police Professional 1/6/2023 News Duty of Co-operation being used in ‘hostile interviews’ of PIP cases Officers need to know whether they are answering as witnesses or suspects says misconduct solicitor. Potential misconduct Investigations are using the new Duty of Co-operation in the police conduct regulations to subject officers to hostile questioning when they assume they are answering as witnesses not suspects, a solicitor has warned. Police Oracle 1/6/2023 News ‘Robust policies’ needed for body-worn cameras and facial recognition tech – GSOC REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The introduction of facial recognition technology and body-worn cameras would require “robust policies” for Gardai to follow and additional resources for the Garda Ombudsman (GSOC), a committee has heard. The government has been deliberating over proposals to introduce both body-worn cameras for gardai and the use of facial recognition technology to assist with investigations. Tipperary Live (Republic of Ireland) 1/6/2023 News Gsoc’s lack of due process and fair procedure evident every day — AGSI REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The absence of due process and fair procedure by the Garda Síochána Ombudsman Commission (Gsoc) is evident every day of the week, according to the general secretary of the Association of Garda Sergeants and Inspectors (AGSI), Antoinette Cunningham. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 1/6/2023 News GSOC needs more staff and resources, committee told REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Garda Ombudsman has told an Oireachtas committee that the vast majority of cases of death or serious harm involving a garda do not result in a prosecution. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 1/6/2023 News Decision Rife with Emotions: Understanding Police Decision Making Police officers make high-stake decisions that evoke strong emotions. Understanding the emotions anticipated by varying decisions can help to identify the drivers of poor decision making. In this study, we examine anticipated emotions and decision options that may help prevent or mitigate negative emotion (e.g., regret and embarrassment) and enhance or produce positive emotions (e.g., pride and peace). We examine these emotions as outcomes from decision making, using a sample of 120 police officers. Participants were presented with a hypothetical scenario, reflective of police work, and asked to report the likelihood of making varying decisions. Participants also reported the likelihood of anticipated discrete emotions, based on each decision. Our results revealed differences in anticipated emotions based on decision, interactive effects of the type of decision being made, and distinctive emotional patterns. Rational, intuitive, and dependent decisions were associated with clear patterns of emotional responses, while avoidant and spontaneous decisions produced varying findings. We discuss these findings and highlight implications for practice. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology - Subscription at source 1/6/2023 Research article Seven tips for officers on how to deal with the fear of loneliness CANADA: There are members of law enforcement who experience loneliness related to their stressful jobs. Blue Line (Canada) 1/6/2023 Feature Celebrating Pride 2023 CANADA: As summer begins, RCMP employees are excited to participate in Pride celebrations across the country. Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) 1/6/2023 News «135713581359136013611362136313641365Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
