Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97014 total results. Showing results 29861 to 29880 «149014911492149314941495149614971498Next ›Last » Addiction crackdown sees huge rise in prisoners getting clean A doubling of drug-free wings in jails is helping thousands of prisoners to “break the cycle of addiction and reoffending”, the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) has said. Police Professional 13/2/2023 News Thunder Bay is building up its new police oversight board, but an administrator remains in control CANADA: This is the 2nd time the police board is starting anew after 2 administrators appointed in last 4 years. CBC News (Canada) 13/2/2023 Analysis, Feature Improving service delivery for those on the spectrum CANADA: Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is topical these days, and rightfully so. ASD prevalence is rising exponentially globally. Blue Line (Canada) 13/2/2023 Feature Kerry TD says new Garda legislation could interfere with people’s daily business REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A Kerry TD says there’s a danger that people could have their daily business interfered with, by what he calls over-reaching new legislation. Radio Kerry (Republic of Ireland) 13/2/2023 News Only three out of 17 Garda Stations in Wicklow increased garda numbers since 2013 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: More than half of Wicklow's 17 Garda stations have fewer gardaí to tackle crime in 2023 than they did in 2013, and more than a quarter have less staff than they did 12 months ago, though there are three stations currently on the rise. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 13/2/2023 News The intersection between police, climate change and emergency management To better support policing’s evolution to the changing state of the climate and deal with emergency management, the Australia New Zealand Policing Advisory Agency (ANZPAA) recently spoke to Dr Jarrett Blaustein, Associate Professor at the Australian National University, as ANZPAA Policy and Research Officer Rhiannon Van Vliet explains. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 13/2/2023 Analysis, Feature, Interview A Developmental Approach to Understanding Gender Differences Among Youth Offenders Regarding Perceptions of Police Legitimacy While there is a rich body of literature regarding attitudes toward the police, longitudinal empirical research on perceptions of police legitimacy among youth offenders is scant. Using data from Pathways to Desistance, a longitudinal study of 1,354 serious juvenile offenders, the current study builds upon the literature by identifying developmental trajectories of perceptions of police legitimacy among serious young offenders by gender. The study used group-based trajectory modeling, which yielded five trajectory groups for males and four trajectory groups for females. Female youth offenders exhibited slight increases in perceptions of police legitimacy, whereas males showed variations in perceptions of police legitimacy across the seven waves. To examine the probability that predictors belong to certain trajectory groups, the average marginal effects from a multinomial logit regression model were calculated. The findings showed that direct and indirect procedural justice and Black were statistically significant predictors of the probability of police legitimacy trajectories for both males and females. Compared with the male youth offenders, among their female counterparts, legal cynicism, self-reported offense, Hispanic, and age were not associated with the probability of each trajectory group. Given our findings and the strong association between the likelihood of offending and perceptions of the police, we suggest that existing early intervention programs may add a curriculum on prosocial attitudes toward the police. The findings also shed light on the significance of gender in the developmental perspective of police legitimacy perceptions among youth offenders. International Criminal Justice Review - Subscription at source 13/2/2023 Research article Courtown sees one of largest reductions in Garda numbers in Wexford in past decade REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Courtown has seen one of the greatest decreases in Garda numbers of all stations in Wexford over the past decade, according to official Garda figures published by the Department of Justice. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 13/2/2023 News BAPCO 2023: Register Free! The countdown for BAPCO Annual Event is on. PolicingTV is thrilled to be an Official Media Partner to the event taking place on 7 – 8 March 2023! PolicingTV 13/2/2023 Feature, Video BAPCO 2023: Register Free! The countdown for BAPCO Annual Event is on. PolicingTV is thrilled to be an Official Media Partner to the event taking place on 7 – 8 March 2023! PolicingTV 13/2/2023 Feature, Video Climate Change: How will policing need to adapt? With escalating worldwide temperatures and more frequent and prolonged emergency management incidents, how will policing need to adapt? Dr Jarrett Blaustein, Associate Professor at the Australian National University chats with ANZPAA about potential solutions to these challenges and how to best position police as 'resilience builders' as part of the societal transformation and response to climate change. PolicingTV - Subscription at source 13/2/2023 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Climate Change: How will policing need to adapt? With escalating worldwide temperatures and more frequent and prolonged emergency management incidents, how will policing need to adapt? Dr Jarrett Blaustein, Associate Professor at the Australian National University chats with ANZPAA about potential solutions to these challenges and how to best position police as 'resilience builders' as part of the societal transformation and response to climate change. PolicingTV 13/2/2023 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Talking with Humberside Chief Constable Lee Freeman (Part 2): ‘The most critical things to address’ PolicingTV and Policing Insight Founder and Publisher, Bernard Rix, recently visited Beverley in Humberside, to meet Humberside Police Chief Constable, Lee Freeman KPM. Humberside Police, according to His Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS), is the best performing force in England and Wales, and - over the past few years - also the most improved. In this second of three videos recorded as Bernard and Lee walked around Beverley, Lee explains, in his words, "some of those things that we would highlight as being more critical than others in making that happen". PolicingTV - Subscription at source 13/2/2023 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Talking with Humberside Chief Constable Lee Freeman (Part 2): ‘The most critical things to address’ PolicingTV and Policing Insight Founder and Publisher, Bernard Rix, recently visited Beverley in Humberside, to meet Humberside Police Chief Constable, Lee Freeman KPM. Humberside Police, according to His Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS), is the best performing force in England and Wales, and - over the past few years - also the most improved. In this second of three videos recorded as Bernard and Lee walked around Beverley, Lee explains, in his words, "some of those things that we would highlight as being more critical than others in making that happen". PolicingTV 13/2/2023 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Police Federation chief fears ‘we’ll see a fatality if attacks on PSNI persist’ Luke Kelly calls for stun guns to be given to officers on patrol Belfast Telegraph 13/2/2023 News Parents urged to report their radicalised teens using online form The Home Office will encourage the parents of radicalised teenagers to report them to the government’s counterextremism programme by using an online form on the gov.uk website. The Times - Subscription at source 13/2/2023 News ‘Game-changing’ digital fingerprint system will deliver faster identification of crime scene suspects After the recent bruising inspectorate assessment of digital forensics across England and Wales, the development of a new fingerprint capability – rolling out in the East Midlands from next month – offers a more positive story; this new digital tool, developed through Transforming Forensics, could speed up investigations, improve standards, and show the value of collaboration, as Policing Insight’s James Sweetland reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 13/2/2023 Feature, Innovation ‘Unchecked’ violence on the rise among Melbourne’s rival street gangs AUSTRALIA: Escalating violence between Melbourne’s rival street gangs has become a major source of concern for police, who say they’ve seen a shift from street-based offending to serious organised crime. Police say street gang members are increasingly turning to drug trafficking and other serious criminal activities that were traditionally the realm of outlaw motorcycle gangs and criminal syndicates. The Age (Australia) 13/2/2023 News Revealed: the 42 garda stations without any full-time officer REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Almost one in four garda stations around the country had fewer gardaí to tackle crime at the start of this year compared to 12 months earlier, while 42 stations have no permanent garda attached to them. An analysis of staffing levels at over 560 Garda stations nationwide has revealed 133 stations – 23.4pc of the total – suffered a drop in garda numbers over the course of last year. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 13/2/2023 News Humberside Police recognises officers going through financial difficulties Humberside Police are recognising the financial difficulties that some officers are going through due to the cost of living crisis. Officers across East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire are receiving food parcels to help with the cost of living crisis. Planet Radio 13/2/2023 News «149014911492149314941495149614971498Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
