Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103165 total results. Showing results 30361 to 30380 «151515161517151815191520152115221523Next ›Last » Avon and Somerset obtains Sexual Risk Order for former officer Avon and Somerset applied for the Sexual Risk Order after misconduct proceedings. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/7/2023 News Protest laws strengthened against dangerous disruption on transport network New measures to crack down on disruptive protestors came into force on Sunday (July 2), including expanded police powers and a new criminal offence of tunnelling. Police Professional 3/7/2023 News Sussex PCSO investigated over refusal to attend assault A Police Community Support Officer has been filmed refusing to respond to an alleged assault in a supermarket. Sussex Police has apologised and said it was reviewing the incident. The force added: "A police officer attended the incident as an emergency. The PCSO also then attended the scene." BBC 3/7/2023 News, Video Viewpoint: that was the Response Week that was A week dedicated to recognise the work of response officers will not paper over the cracks says Chris Hobbs. Police Oracle 3/7/2023 Analysis, Feature Suspended sentence for officer’s on duty assault caught on BWV The West Yorkshire PC was convicted of one charge of common assault. Police Oracle 3/7/2023 News Khan intervenes to save under-threat police station Sadiq Khan has written to Sir Mark Rowley saying that the station should remain open. Police Oracle 3/7/2023 News Police Scotland to roll-out body worn video to 11,000 frontline officers In 2020, Dame Elish Angiolini's independent review into complaints handling recommended that the force accelerate plans to expand the use of BWV technology. Police Oracle 3/7/2023 News Canada’s first turbaned police officer Baltej Singh Dhillon appointed Chair of WorkSafeBC Board of Directors CANADA: Baltej Singh Dhillon, the first turbaned Sikh officer in the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), has been appointed Chair of WorkSafeBC’s Board of Directors, making him the first South Asian to hold the top post. The Tribune (India) 3/7/2023 News Advocates sound alarm after Ottawa and Gatineau police report double-digit increases in intimate partner violence CANADA: With alarming double-digit increases in cases of violence against women cited by both Ottawa and Gatineau police, women’s advocates are pleading with stakeholders to address the crisis with long- and short-term solutions. Ottawa Citizen (Canada) 3/7/2023 News Finding a way to honour the officers lost to suicide CANADA: On May 7, police and peace officers from Ontario, Quebec and even New York City, were at Queen’s Park to honour Ontario police officers who lost their lives in the line of duty. Blue Line (Canada) 3/7/2023 Feature Approval for new Garda Dog Unit in Sligo/Leitrim division REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Approval has been given for a new dog handling unit in the Sligo/Leitrim Division, the recent JPC meeting in Sligo was told. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 3/7/2023 News Man accused of sharing screenshots from garda computer system REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A Laois man has been charged with unlawfully sharing people's personal information, including pictures, from the Garda Pulse computer system. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 3/7/2023 News Durham’s peer-led trauma management and prevention approach leads the way While many UK forces have adopted trauma risk management (TRiM) approaches, the peer-led programme and trauma impact prevention techniques adopted by Durham Constabulary have been highlighted again as positive practice by HMICFRS; Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons spoke to force Welfare Manager Margaret Toward about the strengths of the programme, and what sets it apart from similar initiatives. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 3/7/2023 Feature, Innovation, Interview The impact of COVID-19 on police intelligence reports in the United Kingdom The coronavirus pandemic affected policing in a number of both anticipated, and unexpected ways. However, the impact on police intelligence remains an unexplored area. Understanding how the pandemic affected the volume of police intelligence is important as it underpins the intelligence-led policing model, which is as a key system that helps drive police activity. In this study, data from 20 police services over a 4-year period that outlines the annual volume of intelligence reports retained by services is analysed using inferential statistics to establish that during 2020 there was a significant rise in intelligence held by the police. In this study, several hypothesis are considered as causal factors that contributed to the rises and conclude that the pandemic is the most likely reason, which is caused by a rise in public order intelligence related to breaches of coronavirus legislation. The impact on the division of labour that arises from tasking such police intelligence is discussed, and the article calls upon similar research on the issuance of coronavirus fixed penalties and stop and search activity during the pandemic, to suggest that the rises have the potential to contribute to the disproportionate targeting of black and minority ethnic communities. We call for further research to explore this further. Journal of Policing Intelligence and Counter Terrorism 3/7/2023 Research article Police shouldn’t be able to investigate themselves: Victoria needs an independent police accountability body At the Yoorrook Justice Commission in Victoria, Commissioner Shane Patton recently apologised to First Peoples for trauma caused by police and accepted there was a lack of accountability for misconduct; University of Melbourne Lecturer Sarah Schwartz, a Principal Lawyer at the Victorian Aboriginal Legal Service, believes it’s now time for the creation of a victim-centred, fully independent body to investigate police complaints, with the power to compel evidence, discipline officers and refer them for criminal prosecution. Policing Insight 3/7/2023 Feature, Opinion The Relationship Between Media Engagement and Procedural Justice Recent research has examined the relationship between individuals’ news media consumption and attitudes toward police, including how media preferences influence individuals’ perceptions of procedural justice. Building on this work, the current study examines the impact of mass communication engagement on attitudes toward procedural justice among college students in the United States. Using a sample of students from five universities, our results provide evidence that mass communication engagement plays an important role in explaining attitudes toward procedural justice. In contrast to findings reported in prior research on media engagement and procedural justice, we found that Internet news and social media engagement is negatively associated with procedural justice. Deviant Behavior 3/7/2023 Research article NICE Investigate: Digital Investigation and Evidence Management Digitally transform your police department, optimise investigation productivity, prevent missing evidence and close more cases faster. Policing Insight 3/7/2023 Advertisement, Feature France riots: Why are police using guns during traffic stops? FRANCE: The fatal shooting by police of a 17-year-old boy driving a car in a Paris suburb is the latest in a spate of such deadly incidents in France. It was the third killing this year during a police traffic stop and followed a record 13 deaths last year. Most of the victims have been of black or Arab origin, Reuters news agency reports. BBC 3/7/2023 Analysis, Feature Queensland’s police service in recruitment crisis AUSTRALIA: Queensland Police Service are poaching 300 officers from overseas and 100 from other states as it faces a recruiting crisis. Queensland Police Union President Ian Leavers revealed that police on the Gold Coast were burdened by large numbers of domestic violence callouts and mental health incidents. The Police Commissioner said the decision was due to a combination of demand and resourcing. By recruiting past and present police, the course for qualification will take a shorter than usual four months. Sky News 3/7/2023 News, Video Mental health training will equip gardaà to soothe situations with people in distress REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardaà are to undergo first aid training in mental health, it has been confirmed. It is hoped the training will equip gardaà to support their own emotional well-being, as well as that of colleagues and members of the public in distress. Garda Commissioner Drew Harris said: “Every day, gardaà are responding to complex and often difficult incidents that can present unique challenges to their mental health and well-being. 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