Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103185 total results. Showing results 30461 to 30480 «152015211522152315241525152615271528Next ›Last » Met Friendly Police Family Finance Index – June 2023 This latest survey was carried out during February and March 2023 and over 3,200 responses were received. The survey was promoted nationally, with support from the National and local Police Federations and many other Police stakeholders. Details of respondent type and responses by constabulary are included in the Appendix. Met Friendly 30/6/2023 Report Metfriendly Police Family Finance Index Report 2023 The cost of living is hitting the pockets of UK Police hard. The vast majority are saying they have financial concerns and some are missing meals due to lack of money, according to the latest findings in the Police Family Finance Index from Metfriendly. Met Friendly 30/6/2023 News Metfriendly finds frightening realities of police officers’ finances The findings in the Police Family Finance Index (PFFI) June 2023 from Metfriendly, published this week, reveals the abysmal financial situation of police officers in England and Wales. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 30/6/2023 News Body armour: Effective protection from hypodermic needles? CANADA: Hypodermic needles pose a serious and realistic threat to domestic frontline professionals, such as police, private security, prison or civil enforcement officers and paramedics. Blue Line (Canada) 30/6/2023 Feature, Opinion Police Scotland trialling new model to ‘improve officer numbers’ on island Chief Inspector Samantha Glasgow says it is 'too soon' to evaluate the pilot which has been running on the Isle of Bute for a few weeks. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/6/2023 News Fallen officers and staff honoured at Met’s Ceremony of Remembrance The annual event was held at the Met's Hendon Training School on Thursday. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/6/2023 News Municipal district’s new chairman vows to campaign for more gardaà for Carrick-on-Suir REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Carrick-on-Suir Municipal District’s new Cathaoirleach has pledged to campaign for more gardaà to be assigned to Carrick-on-Suir town during his term. Tipperary Live (Republic of Ireland) 30/6/2023 News Three arrested as gardaà seize drugs worth €100,000 in Finglas REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardaà arrested three people and seized drugs worth over €100,000 in the course of an operation in the Finglas area on Thursday. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 30/6/2023 News Police can’t meet public’s expectations because of finances West Yorkshire Chief Constable John Robins has compared the current cost of living crisis to the situation policing has faced since 2010 as a result of austerity. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/6/2023 UnPEEL-ing the current state of police education and training One key area of discussion at the recent Liverpool John Moores University Police Education Conference was the decision to re-establish a non-degree entry route into UK policing; Tom Andrews, a Lecturer in Policing at the University of Derby who attended the conference, believes the statistics clearly demonstrate the benefits of the PEQF routes, and forces that struggled to realise the benefits were often those that were most reluctant to embrace the pathways. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 30/6/2023 Feature, Opinion Social disadvantage and trust in German police: Empirical evidence on procedural justice theory and context effects on perceived fairness in urban neighbourhoods Current public debates about rising violence against police officers, and conversely, criticism of racial profiling by the police force, contradict the high levels of trust in the German police reported by public surveys. This raises the question of why the tension between the police and citizens arises. German Criminology has not yet exploited the potential of procedural justice theory to explain the shifting dynamics of trust. Empirical studies on how evaluations of police fairness and effectiveness influence police legitimacy in Germany have long been overdue. Additionally, there is minimal evidence of whether police fairness is experienced differently in different social contexts. Therefore, this study answers two pertinent research questions: (1) To what extent does trust in German police and police legitimacy depend on procedural fairness? (2) To what extent do residents in socially disadvantaged neighbourhoods have lower levels of trust in police fairness? Consistent with international research on procedural justice theory, the results reveal significant effects of normative predictors of trust in the police, such as perceived fairness and neighbourhood trust. Using advanced multilevel modelling, this study observes the effects of two contextual variables (welfare recipients and official crime rates) on neighbourhood levels of trust in police fairness. The results reveal that the impact of personal assessments of the neighbourhood, personal disadvantages, and experiences with the police exceeds neighbourhood context effects. The Police Journal: Theory Practice and Principles 30/6/2023 Research article A theory of change driven approach to evaluating a multi-agency stalking intervention programme Multi agency initiatives as a response to complex crimes and social problems pose several challenges for practitioners and evaluators, in conceptual and operational terms. Challenges for practitioners include working out input requirements to achieve specified interim and final outcomes, and for evaluators it implies measuring not only if interventions work, but how they work, for whom, and under what circumstances. In an attempt to address these challenges, here we present findings from our unique attempt to combine a theory of change driven approach with the realist-inspired EMMIE evaluation framework, of a pilot multi agency stalking intervention partnership in one police force area in England and Wales. The paper makes a significant methodological and empirical contribution to evaluation literature. CRIMRXIV 30/6/2023 Research article Senior police officer admits 999 and 101 response ‘not at the level we would want’ A senior officer at West Midlands Police has admitted its 999 and 101 service "has not been at the level we would want". Express & Star 30/6/2023 News Regulating tech giants: The UK campaign against Zuckerberg Whitehall has long raised questions about the impact of end-to-end encryption on law enforcement efforts to tackle terrorism and child abuse; UK Security Minister Tom Tugendhat raised the stakes at a recent policing conference with a speech dedicated to slamming Meta’s future plans, while others present had a more nuanced view, as Policing Insight’s Ian Weinfass reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 30/6/2023 Analysis, Feature NT Police lose more than 150 officers according to the union AUSTRALIA: More than thirty northern territory police officers have left the force since March according to the police union who are calling for more resources to tackle the ongoing scourge of crime. ABC News (Australia) 30/6/2023 News Senior police back claims of fatigue, understaffing in major district AUSTRALIA: One of Queensland’s largest policing districts has defended claims of being fatigued and understaffed, with reports citing how a senior officer has been forced to drink alcohol to cope with the stress. South Eastern Police Region Assistant Commissioner Brian Swan on Friday addressed concerns raised by Senior-Sergeant Arron Ottaway about the way policing is managed on the Gold Coast. WA Today (Australia) - Registration at source 30/6/2023 News Queensland Crime and Corruption Commission (CCC) Strategic Plan AUSTRALIA: The CCC Strategic Plan 2023-2027 details the CCC’s objectives and strategies for the next four years. Queensland Crime and Corruption Commission (CCC) (Australia) 30/6/2023 Report Detectives casebook: ‘the blockchain doesn’t hold for policing anymore’ Operation Miching was an investigation by officers from the South East Regional Organised Crime Unit into the disruption of counterfeit "Xanax" sold in the UK and abroad. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/6/2023 Analysis, Feature Police spies, sex and lies: report finds undercover tactics unjustified The Met concedes that a "legacy of hurt" has been caused by the "unacceptable and immoral behaviour" of some officers - but says undercover policing has been transformed and is nothing like it was decades ago. Sky News 30/6/2023 News Operation Escalade: Kingpin finally jailed The kingpin of Scotland's most sophisticated drugs gang who evaded capture for months has been jailed. The Times - Subscription at source 30/6/2023 News «152015211522152315241525152615271528Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
