Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103232 total results. Showing results 30681 to 30700 «153115321533153415351536153715381539Next ›Last » Halifax police union warns of mass exodus of officers CANADA: The union representing Halifax Regional Police officers is sounding the alarm: they are losing members faster than they can be replaced. CBC News (Canada) 27/6/2023 News Government crackdown on sharing intimate images without consent People who share intimate images without consent face up to six months in prison under a government crackdown on so-called ‘revenge porn’. Police Professional 27/6/2023 News Former Lincolnshire Police officer in court over indecent images A former Lincolnshire Police officer is to face trial after he denied distributing indecent child images. BBC 27/6/2023 News Thefts up, fraud down in 12 months to Q2 2023 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Official crime figures show a big increase in theft offences in the 12 months to the end of March 2023 compared with the same period a year earlier. Law Society Gazette Ireland 27/6/2023 News Youth Vulnerability and Violence: Reviewing the lived experiences of vulnerable young people Crest Advisory was commissioned by the Youth Endowment Fund to conduct research on serious youth violence and vulnerability in England and Wales. The research was in three parts: an analysis of national indicators of serious violence and vulnerability; a survey of over 2,000 children and young people across England and Wales; and engagement with vulnerable young people in contact with a Youth Offending Service (YOS), and their support workers. This report focuses on our engagement with vulnerable young people in contact with a YOS and their support workers. To conduct the research we reviewed and collected qualitative and quantitative information on the young people. By reviewing these data sources in tandem, we were able to look beyond the statistics to better understand how vulnerability and violence affects young people. Crest Advisory 27/6/2023 Report Thematic inspection report on education and work training in prisons REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: This is the first Thematic Inspection Report on Education and Work Training in prisons conducted by the Office of the Inspector of Prisons (OIP), in partnership with the Department of Education Inspectorate (DE Inspectorate). Government of Ireland 27/6/2023 Report Deborah Friedl: ‘I loved the career – it was just challenging in the workplace at times’ With a policing career spanning more than three decades, Deborah Friedl is now bringing all her experience to bear as President of the International Association of Women Police (IAWP); she spoke to Policing Insight’s Christine Townsend about the work of the IAWP, the challenges facing women in policing today, and why she would willingly do it all again. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 27/6/2023 Feature, Interview, Opinion Police station design and intrusive police encounters: untangling variations in emotions and behaviourally-relevant perceptions across racial groups Cultivating positive human interactions is at the core of many strategies used to strengthen the relationship between police and community members, with the use of criminal justice architecture being an emergent strategy. This study employs a survey experiment to examine police station design as a strategy to improve police-community relationships and the interactive effect of an individual’s previous encounters with police officers. Study results show that the impact of welcoming police station designs on emotions and behaviourally-relevant perceptions are moderated by intrusive encounters with police officers. Specifically, analyses reveal that people with previous arrest experiences respond more positively when confronted with a welcoming police station design compared to persons without an arrest history. Subgroup analyses further yield variation across Black and White racial groups based on previous encounters with police. Together, the symbol of a welcoming police station may foster more pleasant emotional reactions and behaviourally-relevant perceptions for persons with criminal records, however, it elicits less pleasant emotional reactions and behaviourally-relevant perceptions for persons without a criminal history. Theoretical and practical implications in the pursuit of police architecture that foster positive police-community relationships are discussed. Policing and Society 27/6/2023 Research article Recorded Crime Q1 2023 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Recorded Crime statistics are produced on a quarterly basis by the Central Statistics Office. The Recorded Crime electronic publication and related tables provide statistical information on the volume and type of crimes recorded by An Garda Síochána (AGS). Central Statistics Office (Republic of Ireland) 27/6/2023 Report Lincolnshire Police given extra cash to police RAF asylum centre Lincolnshire Police has been given extra government money ahead of the arrival of asylum seekers at the former RAF Scampton base. The force will receive £1.8m to allow extra officers to be recruited. BBC 27/6/2023 News Crisis of morale in our prisons A survey of prison officers has shown that that 33% Band 2 staff and 43% Band 3-5 staff intend to leave the prison service in the next 5 years. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 27/6/2023 News Police chief Mike Veale ‘told female officer to touch herself’ A chief constable who led the sexual abuse investigation into Sir Edward Heath told a senior female colleague to “touch herself”, a misconduct hearing has been told. The Times - Subscription at source 27/6/2023 News Framework will help police to deploy AI and automated analytics in a way that protects public safety and privacy Automated analytics are increasingly viewed as an essential tool for keeping the public safe from serious harm, but they also create serious risks; a new report from The Alan Turing Institute presents a framework to help policing – and the security services – deploy analytics in a way that protects both privacy and public safety, as Policing Insight’s James Sweetland reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 27/6/2023 Analysis, Feature Sharing deepfake intimate images to be criminalised in England and Wales Under online safety bill, maximum sentence where intent to cause distress is proved will be two years The Guardian 27/6/2023 News Police using drones to tackle dangerous driving Police are using drones to tackle accident blackspots and monitor rural roads in mid Wales. Cambrian News 27/6/2023 News Policing Covid-19 in Victoria: exploring the impact of perceived race in the issuing of covid-19 fines during 2020 AUSTRALIA: On 16 March 2020 the Premier of Victoria declared a State of Emergency under the Health and Wellbeing Act 2008 (Vic). [pdf] Inner Melbourne Community Legal 27/6/2023 Report Manx Police to visit UK as part of recruitment drive Police will be in the UK in July and August as they try to persuade officers serving there to move to the Island. 3FM 27/6/2023 News African and Middle Eastern communities over-represented in COVID-19 fines in Victoria, data shows AUSTRALIA: Police data suggests people of African or Middle Eastern appearance got four times as many COVID fines for breaking public health rules as their share of the state's population. ABC News (Australia) 27/6/2023 News Police acknowledge IPCA’s findings on death in custody NEW ZEALAND: Police acknowledge the findings of an Independent Police Conduct Authority report into the death of Jaye Taueli while in Police custody in August 2021. New Zealand Police 27/6/2023 News Police Digital Service plans framework for new case management system The Police Digital Service (PDS) is planning to set up a new framework for law enforcement organisations to procure a decision and case management system. UKAuthority.com 27/6/2023 News «153115321533153415351536153715381539Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
