Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98645 total results. Showing results 28161 to 28180 «140514061407140814091410141114121413Next ›Last » Woman pleads guilty to driving offences that left garda with ‘life-changing’ injuries REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A woman has pleaded guilty to drink-driving and dangerous-driving offences that left an off-duty senior garda with “life changing injuries”. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 9/5/2023 News Police Misconduct and Violence Against Women and Girls: Exploring Research and Practice – Book your place today! Evidence from a series of police reviews and inquiries in recent years has revealed serious and systemic misogyny and violence against women and girls in policing. Both police culture, and police vetting, misconduct, and disciplinary practices have been identified as contributing to this situation. This event, supported by Policing Insight as media partner, brings police researchers, stakeholders and practitioners together to explore these issues, share knowledge in the field, and ultimately shape a research agenda for the future. Policing Insight 9/5/2023 Feature Police entry qualifications: May the fourth (route) be with you… While full details are yet to be confirmed, some initial information is emerging about the latest ‘fourth route’ non-degree entry into UK policing; former officer and University of Derby Policing Lecturer Tom Andrews fears the new pathway could prompt concerns over validation, delivery, and additional costs for forces. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 9/5/2023 Feature, Opinion The European Conference on Law Enforcement & Public Health (LEPH 2023): Book your place today! LEPH2023 Europe (21-24 May, supported by Policing Insight 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. Policing Insight 9/5/2023 Advertisement, Feature Kim Cheatle: ‘Our integrity is everything; the trust of those working here and of the American people is very important’ Having taken up a role in the private sector after a lengthy and successful career in the United States Secret Service, Kim Cheatle returned to the agency as its Director last summer, with a glowing endorsement from President Joe Biden; she recently spoke to Policing Insight’s Christine Townsend about her passion for the job, her admiration for her colleagues, and the partnerships being built by the Secret Service to tackle new and emerging crimes and threats. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 9/5/2023 Feature, Interview, Opinion 64 arrested during policing operation for the Coronation A total of 64 arrests were made on Saturday, May 6) as part of the policing operation in central London for the Coronation. Police Professional 9/5/2023 News New legislation reforming garda and oversight bodies isn’t in line with best practice REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Doireann Ansbro of the Irish Council for Civil Liberties says the proposed reforms of Garda bodies doesn’t go far enough. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 9/5/2023 Feature, Opinion Police Scotland buys more toxicology tests after rise in spiking The police are to spend more money testing samples from people who believe their drinks have been spiked on a night out. The Times - Subscription at source 9/5/2023 News Online harms: The whole world has access to your child Online child sexual abuse activity has reached staggeringly high levels and increasing depravity; ahead of this month’s Policing Institute for the East Region (PIER) conference on tackling online harms, Simon Bailey, former Chief Constable of Norfolk and now PIER Chair, argues that a whole system approach to the issue – including education and regulation – is essential, as is the better use of technology by law enforcement. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 9/5/2023 Feature, Opinion Children ‘copy pornographic violence’ in sexual abuse Violent pornography has a strong influence on children who go on to commit sexual abuse, a report from the children’s commissioner has suggested. The Times - Subscription at source 9/5/2023 News Met Police expresses ‘regret’ over protester arrests ahead of King’s Coronation The force was threatened with legal action after deciding to bring no further action against the group The Standard 9/5/2023 News Coronation: Met expresses ‘regret’ over arresting six anti-monarchy protesters The Metropolitan Police has expressed "regret" over the arrests of six anti-monarchy protesters on Coronation day. BBC 9/5/2023 News Met Police ‘sends officers to personally apologise’ to London protester put in a cell for hours then let go with no further action Six anti-monarchy protesters were arrested ahead of the King's Coronation My London 9/5/2023 News Blood on the Dancefloor: The gay police officer murder which shocked NI On 9 May 1997, clubbers were enjoying drinks and dancing at Belfast's only openly gay bar, The Parliament. BBC 9/5/2023 News Meeting Humberside PCC Jonathan Evison, his Chief Exec Rachel Cook and their OPCC team Whilst in Humberside recently, PolicingTV Founder Bernard Rix met and heard from PCC Jonathan Evison about this work. He also met the OPCC Chief Executive, Rachel Cook, who in this video takes us on a tour of her office. She also introduces us to a number of her staff, who explain the work they do and the impact it is designed to have on the local community. PolicingTV 9/5/2023 Feature, Video Smell alerts police to $50k cannabis stash NEW ZEALAND: Twenty cannabis plants and a stash of bud worth $50,000 were discovered when police noticed a distinctive aroma while visiting a property on an unrelated matter. Otago Daily Times (New Zealand) 9/5/2023 News Met Police shoot dead two dogs and Taser man in Poplar The Metropolitan Police has defended its handling of an incident in which two dogs were shot dead and a man was Tasered. BBC 8/5/2023 News Garda claims her promotion to sergeant has been held up due to her medical conditions REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A Garda who claims her promotion to sergeant has been held up for years because of her medical conditions says the force should either get on with advancing her career or pay “substantial compensation” for discrimination. The force says it cannot accommodate Garda Jacinta Kenny at the higher rank because she has to work from home on foot of medical advice which said she was “effective for a significantly reduced profile of policing work”. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 8/5/2023 News Over and out: the damaged and conflicting identities of officers voluntarily resigning from the police service This paper seeks to understand the complexities associated with managing and ultimately exiting a career in the police through an analysis of semi-structured interviews undertaken with 27 police officers who voluntarily resigned from an English police force between 2014 and 2019. It does this through a microsociological approach to the study of identity construction which focuses upon the interactive and shifting relationships within policing identities and considers both the role of the individual and of the organisation itself in identity management. The findings indicate that police officers suffer irreconcilable identity threats through an incompatibility between their work and non-work roles and a perception that their work is not valued or recognised and has not met their prior expectations. These issues are exacerbated for those returning from maternity leave and for primary care givers and further by the salience of the policing identity. Despite undertaking identity work in order to align the incongruity in their conflicted and damaged identities and despite their attempts to mitigate the impact of implicit organisational control through the management of identities, officers ultimately feel that their only course of action is to voluntarily resign. Policing and Society 8/5/2023 Research article Victoria’s police chief apologises for systemic racism and discrimination against Indigenous Australians AUSTRALIA: Victoria’s chief police commissioner has unreservedly apologised for past and present actions of the force that inflicted trauma on First Nations people. The Guardian 8/5/2023 News «140514061407140814091410141114121413Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
