Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103286 total results. Showing results 28741 to 28760 «143414351436143714381439144014411442Next ›Last » MPS deputy assistant commissioner appointed new head of Immigration Enforcement One of the UK’s most senior police officers will be joining the Home Office to lead efforts to tackle the “scourge” of illegal migration. Police Professional 10/8/2023 News Police staff in England and Wales offered seven per cent pay increase, Unison confirms Police staff in most forces in England and Wales – including those in witness support, data teams and cleaning roles – have been offered a seven per cent pay rise, Unison confirmed on Thursday (August 10). Police Professional 10/8/2023 News Exploring Trust in the Police in South Korea During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Does Fear of the COVID-19 Matter? In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, governments restricted community members’ activities and, in turn, patterns of human behavior, both legal and illegal, changed. In many countries, the police have been entrusted to enforce these new COVID-19 related restrictions and were often perceived as the main enforcers of these sometimes unpopular measures. In this paper, we study four types of factors that may affect the public's trust in the police during the COVID-19 pandemic: traditional factors, such as interactions with the police during the pandemic, assessments of the police effectiveness in dealing with the pandemic, COVID-19 related factors, such as instrumental concerns for their personal health, and the adherence to the conspiracy theories. Specifically, using data from a sample of 527 respondents from the Seoul metropolitan area in South Korea, collected in the fall of 2021, we estimate the effects of the factors listed above. The results indicate that trust in the Korean National Police was strengthened when the police were perceived to have effectively dealt with the challenges of the pandemic and addressed the instrumental concerns of the community in the protection of public health. No demographic variables were significantly independently associated with trust in the police during the pandemic. The theoretical and policy implications of the findings are discussed. Criminal Justice Review 10/8/2023 Research article DCC Fiona Taylor QPM takes interim charge of Police Scotland Police Scotland’s Chief Constable Sir Iain Livingstone QPM will leave office today Thursday August 10 with Deputy Chief Constable Designate Fiona Taylor QPM taking on the responsibilities of Chief Constable in the interim period. Border Telegraph 10/8/2023 News IOPC overrules Norfolk police hit-and-run scandal decision The policeman who claimed to have amnesia after causing a hit-and-run crash is to face misconduct charges after Norfolk Constabulary was criticised for dropping disciplinary action against him. The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has ruled that the force was wrong not to pursue misconduct procedures against PC Karl Warren over the incident, which saw him drive into another car at 49mph before leaving without stopping. Eastern Daily Press 10/8/2023 News Signs of an internal revolt against Edmonton’s police chief CANADA: A policing expert says sharp criticism of Edmonton’s police chief by the union representing officers reveals serious morale and leadership trust issues. The Tyee obtained the June edition of the internal association newsletter Rank & File. It contains a litany of complaints about Edmonton police Chief Dale McFee, especially from Edmonton Police Association vice-president Cory Kerr, who clearly knew McFee and other senior officers would read his missive. The Tyee (Canada) 10/8/2023 News Former NSW Police Commissioner Fuller, Deputy Commissioner Worboys and current Assistant Commissioners amongst Senior Police named in “upward bullying” “payback situation” AUSTRALIA: Former Sergeant of the NSW Police Force of 24 years, Wesley Parfitt has filed a statement of claim for compensation against the NSW Police Force. Court documents filed in the District Court name several senior former and current NSW Police officers and make many allegations involving Police conduct and safety that were reported up the Police chain of command. In reporting issues to his chain of command, a senior Police officer Superintendent Tim Beattie alleges that Mr Parfitt upward bullied his Commander Superintendent Joe Cassar. The National Tribune (Australia) 10/8/2023 News FactCheck: Did five garda recruits resign immediately after starting training? REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A Tweet from an Independent senator contains a number of false and inaccurate claims about garda recruitment and retention numbers. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 10/8/2023 News PSNI chief constable faces questions on data breaches Chief Constable Simon Byrne will face questions from the body overseeing policing in Northern Ireland after two big breaches of officers' data emerged. BBC 10/8/2023 News Police swarm Oxford Street after shop ‘robbery’ arranged on Snapchat Met Police spotted the post on TikTok before it was deleted The Times - Subscription at source 10/8/2023 News Met Police Chief Mark Rowley says government is holding up plans to sack rogue officers Sir Mark said the current system is too slow and he cannot appeal against ‘unduly lenient decisions’ The Independent 10/8/2023 News Nikki Allan’s mother sues Northumbria police over murder Sharon Henderson said she had been treated ‘really badly’ during the investigation of her daughter’s murder in 1992 The Times - Subscription at source 10/8/2023 News Why Canada needs a college of policing With a combination of municipal, provincial and regional law enforcement, Canada’s policing environment is both complex and in need of national standards; in this first of two articles, Vernon White, former Chief of Police for Ottawa Police Service, and Joe Carlebach, former Cabinet Member for Adult Social Care and Health at Hammersmith and Fulham Council, argue that establishing a college of policing for Canada could help to create those standards while also professionalising the policing role. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 10/8/2023 Feature, Opinion Northern Ireland police chief refuses to quit over ‘monumental’ data leak PSNI's Simon Byrne cuts short holiday to face grilling over leak of 10,000 officers' details The Telegraph - Subscription at source 10/8/2023 News PFNI calls seeks ‘credible explanations’ following second data breach The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has confirmed it is investigating a second data breach. Police Professional 10/8/2023 News Suella Braverman calls for perpetrators of Oxford Street chaos to be ‘hunted down’ Police arrested nine people and issued 34 dispersal orders The Standard 10/8/2023 News We know the risks of policing Northern Ireland, but this data breach exposes us as never before There is a particular level of threat to being a police officer in Northern Ireland. We know that, and we accept it. But on Tuesday, my colleagues received unnerving news that could only heighten the anxiety we carry with us day to day. The Guardian 10/8/2023 Feature, Opinion Killer Beez targeted in latest Police sting NEW ZEALAND: Killer Beez gang members and their associates are feeling the sting after Police executed 20 search warrants across Counties Manukau. New Zealand Police 10/8/2023 News Queensland police identify remains found partially buried under a Brisbane unit complex AUSTRALIA: A woman whose remains were found buried at a Brisbane unit complex last year has been identified, with detectives yet to determine a motive for her "peculiar" and "callous" murder. ABC News (Australia) 10/8/2023 News Winnipeg police, Manitoba RCMP among groups using social media as Meta blocks news for Canadians CANADA: Police services across Canada are grappling with how they will relay emergency information, including breaking news and details of missing persons, once Meta begins permanently removing news from its social media platforms. 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