Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103305 total results. Showing results 28601 to 28620 «142714281429143014311432143314341435Next ›Last » What’s stopping the Government to reform justice delivery? On 30 August last year, the Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) launched an ambitious campaign – #SimplifyDG6 – to give voice to thousands of officers in England and Wales facing arduous workloads due to the unnecessary bureaucratic burden of redacting case files at the pre-charge stage. The campaign asks the Government for one innovative solution to a large-scale problem: Amend the Data Protection Act 2018 to enable police forces in England and Wales to safely share data with prosecutors at the pre-charge stage without excessive obligation to redact evidence. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 14/8/2023 News Dissident republicans obtained leaked police data, says PSNI chief Force’s chief constable believes thousands of officers’ personal details are in paramilitary hands The Guardian 14/8/2023 News Warwickshire police officer made up details about crash A police officer who fabricated evidence after failing to record an accident properly has been found to have breached professional standards. BBC 14/8/2023 News Hoarding behaviour: Part 1 CANADA: As a social history buff, I knew about hoarding behaviour long before I became a physician. In junior high, I read an account about the Collyer brothers: they were a local legend in New York City, and were subject to a newspaper story in 1938 that appeared in the New York World-Telegram titled “The Hermits of Harlem”. Blue Line (Canada) 14/8/2023 Feature, Opinion Strengthen LQCs instead of giving chiefs ‘autocratic powers to dismiss officers’, says PFEW The Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) has reiterated that police officers have the right to a fair, open and transparent process to decide allegations against them – not a mechanism that hands out verdicts through a “high-handed, pre-determined hearing lacking legal understanding and knowledge of police regulations”. Police Professional 14/8/2023 News Serial retail robbers charged in string of crimes across Toronto CANADA: Toronto police have made multiple arrests concerning a string of retail robberies across the city, with the alleged assailants mainly targeting convenience stores.Investigators were first made aware of the robberies in July. Police said between July 16 and July 30, officers responded to six robbery and holdup calls in the St. Clair West Village, Bermondsey, Sherwood Park, Brookhaven-Amesbury and Runnymede neighbourhoods. City News (Canada) 14/8/2023 News WRPS’ Major Crime Unit Investigating Kitchener Homicide CANADA: On August 13, 2023, at approximately 10:20 pm, police responded to the area of Queen Street South and Charles Street after receiving reports of shots fired outside a business. Waterloo Regional Police (Canada) 14/8/2023 News Chief constable ‘confident’ PSNI data now in hands of dissident republicans The Police Federation for Northern Ireland (PFNI) is urging all officers and staff to exercise “maximum vigilance” following confirmation that data leaked in last week’s “unprecedented and industrial-scale breach” at the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) was in the hands of dissident republicans. Police Professional 14/8/2023 News ‘Human error’ sees names and salaries of Cumbria officers and staff published online Cumbria Constabulary has acknowledged that a data breach earlier this year resulted in the names and salaries of all its officers and staff being accidentally published online. Police Professional 14/8/2023 News Tik Tok Oxford Street: a lawless gathering or ‘summer argy-bargy.’ Chris Hobbs attends the media hyped "mass shoplifting" event in Oxford Street as an observer of events. The events that took place in and around Oxford Street last Wednesday generated substantial media interest and social media comment. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 14/8/2023 Analysis, Feature PCC funded caseworker supports over 2,000 fraud victims in North Wales Victims only have one direct point of contact through the caseworker, meaning they don't have to repeat their story and relive the impact of trauma. A specialist fraud caseworker funded by the North Wales PCC has supported 2,246 victims since a pilot project began in 2019, according to new research. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 14/8/2023 News September MISPER workshop to inform next steps for Race Action Plan Policing data shows that people from minority ethnic groups tend to be missing for longer, are less likely to be found and to be recorded as being at risk. The first in a series of internal policing workshops geared toward addressing MISPER disproportionately is to be held next month as part of national work involving the NPCC and Race Action Plan. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 14/8/2023 News Police chiefs should not be judge and jury for misconduct says IOPC Independence must remain 'at the core of the police disciplinary system' says Tom Whiting. The acting director general of the IOPC has warned against making chief officers "judge and jury" in police misconduct cases. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 14/8/2023 News Names and salaries of all Cumbria staff published in ‘human error’ News of this breach has been revealed amid the ongoing fallout from two separate PSNI data breaches which have affected more than 10,200 people combined. Cumbria Police says it immediately contacted every person affected by a "low" impact data breach in which the names and salaries of staff were accidentally published on its website. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 14/8/2023 News PSNI data breach: Details of NI police in hands of dissident republicans Information mistakenly released in a major data breach is in the hands of dissident republicans, Northern Ireland's police chief has said. BBC 14/8/2023 News The enemy within: Spotlight on insider fraud in UK policing Defined as an offence committed by insiders (including employees and managers) who abuse their position for personal gain, policing – as with all organisations – suffers instances of insider fraud, but the impact of such crimes can be significant; recent UK research by Dr Rasha Kassem, Senior Lecturer at Aston University, highlights the wide variety of offences – ranging from the sale of data to sexual exploitation and commercial conflicts of interest – and suggests steps that the service can take to tackle the issue. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 14/8/2023 Analysis, Feature Getting hands-on with the Axon Ecosystem: What to expect from the Roadshow and Innovate UK 2023 Find out about the Axon Roadshow, coming to the UK for the first time, and Axon Innovate UK – our exciting events this September for those in public safety organisations. Learn more details and find registration links to secure your spot. Policing Insight 14/8/2023 Advertisement, Feature Personal safety habits and security measures of police officers in relation to their household composition. A qualitative study What differentiates personal safety habits of police officers who live with family and officers who live alone? The current explorative, qualitative study explores the personal safety habits and security measures of police officers in relation to their household composition. 30 police officers answered an online study and described their personal safety habits and security measures, which are then analyzed using reflexive thematic analysis. Five personal safety habits and two security measures are identified that aim to improve officer and household safety, and the failure to differentiate the personal safety habits and security measures between the officer groups are analyzed. The Police Journal: Theory Practice and Principles 14/8/2023 Research article New Humberside Chief names ACC as deputy Dave Marshall will officially take up the role with immediate effect following a two-day selection process. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 14/8/2023 News Police chief lifts lid on pioneering work driving down gang violence in Coventry A police chief says 'really advanced' partnership work is having a significant impact on gang violence in the city. West Midlands Police Chief Inspector Daryl Lyon says the city is clearly heading in the right direction where gang-related criminality is concerned. His observation flies in the face of recent national media reports branding Coventry as one of the crime capitals of Europe where rates are worse than the Mafia ganglands of Naples. "Our gang violence compared to 12 months ago is much reduced," he told CoventryLive. 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