Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115640 total results. Showing results 30861 to 30880 «154015411542154315441545154615471548Next ›Last » Gardaí arrest three men following seizure of cannabis worth €700k in Roscommon REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Three men have been arrested after about €700,000 worth of cannabis was seized in Co Roscommon. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 10/4/2024 News Diversity and Inclusion Strategy 2024 to 2027 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: To articulate the Diversity & Inclusion strategy for the GRA and to recognise the value of creating an environment where every GRA staff member, Representative and member has fair and equal access to support and resource. [pdf] Garda Representative Association (GRA) 10/4/2024 Report Years of responding to trauma left this Victorian police officer with ‘compassion fatigue’, now he’s working to help others AUSTRALIA: Years of absorbing accounts of horrific events from traumatised witnesses has taken its toll on Victorian police detective Peter Romanis. "There is no one moment, it's an accumulation of multiple things," Sergeant Romanis said. ABC News (Australia) 10/4/2024 News Hate crime law is gesture politics and should be withdrawn, says former top judge Lord Hope says the bill is well intentioned but unworkable and places extraordinary burden on police The Times - Subscription at source 9/4/2024 News NPCC asks Police Remuneration Review Body for 6% pay award The figure has been released since their official submission to the PRRB. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/4/2024 News Met accused of giving up search for 1981 Walthamstow arson attacker Force facing calls to apologise and restart inquiry into attack that killed Asian woman and her three children The Guardian 9/4/2024 News Policing Areas of Research Interest to include image processing at scale A commitment to publish policing’s Areas of Research Interests was made in the first Science and Technology Strategy. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/4/2024 News CPS says it was wrong to pursue case against press photographer Prosecution dropped day before trial of Dimitris Legakis, who was arrested working at a crime scene in Swansea The Guardian 9/4/2024 News Shoplifters who attack retail staff could face up to six months in prison under crackdown The Government unveils plans today to create a standalone criminal offence for assaulting a retail worker, which could see offenders sent to prison or handed an unlimited fines Mirror 9/4/2024 News Wiltshire High Sheriff honours county’s roads policing units Wiltshire High Sheriff Pradeep Bhardwaj awarded certificates on his penultimate day in office. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/4/2024 News Northants police acted appropriately before fatal crash – IOPC The police watchdog has found officers acted appropriately when responding to concerns about a man who died in a car crash later on the same day. BBC 9/4/2024 News Police officer harassed and scared former partner A police officer repeatedly harassed his former partner, a report has said. BBC 9/4/2024 News Surrey rejects B.C. government’s ‘final’ $250 million offer for new police force CANADA: "It is clear that the mayor and council ultimately chose divisiveness and uncertainty,” B.C. Public Safety Minister Mike Farnworth said Vancouver Sun (Canada) 9/4/2024 News Years of responding to trauma left this Victorian police officer with ‘compassion fatigue’, now he’s working to help others AUSTRALIA: Years of absorbing accounts of horrific events from traumatised witnesses has taken its toll on Victorian police detective Peter Romanis. "There is no one moment, it's an accumulation of multiple things," Sergeant Romanis said. "It's very similar to having a sponge that continues to collect water, that isn't wrung out. Eventually it can take no more." ABC News (Australia) 9/4/2024 News ‘Me, us, and Them’: Policing and the Dynamics of Identity Work The study of identity work has grown exponentially in the past decade; however, little research has been undertaken in challenging occupational contexts, such as policing. Existing studies have focused on tensions between personal and work identities, such as being a woman in a male-dominated workplace, or how officers have responded to threats to their occupational identities. Using data collected from interviews with 32 Canadian police officers, this study examines the circumstances that compel officers to engage in identity work and the processes undertaken to alleviate these identity conflicts or threats. The findings illustrate that police officer identity work is prompted by four primary triggers, defined as: (1) identity strain; (2) work-identity stigma; (3) identity maturation; and (4) organizational indifference. The findings also suggest that these triggers are influenced by police culture and the related socialization processes that continue to emphasize traditional masculine attributes (e.g., aggression, physical strength and toughness). Police Quarterly 9/4/2024 Research article Policing Areas of Research Interest To help partners understand and solve our challenges, we have published Policing's Areas of Research Interest (ARIs). Science and Technology in Policing (NPCC) 9/4/2024 News Surrey rejects police funding deal but transition won’t stop, minister says CANADA: The City of Surrey has rejected a funding deal to help offset the costs of its transition to a municipal police force, B.C.’s public safety minister and solicitor general says. Mike Farnworth said the city had approached the province to negotiate the transition to the Surrey Police Service (SPS) in January, leading to a deal package the province offered with a Tuesday deadline. On Tuesday, Farnworth said that despite Mayor Brenda Locke indicating last week that the council had agreed in principle to the financial commitment, the city ultimately opted not to take the deal. Global News (Canada) 9/4/2024 News Met Police refers itself to watchdog after woman fatally stabbed in Westminster home Neighbours in Westminster said they heard ‘two loud screams’ ring out on the exclusive central London street on Sunday night The Independent 9/4/2024 News Minns orders review after $700,000 spent on police spin doctor payouts AUSTRALIA: NSW Premier Chris Minns has ordered a review into separation payments handed to senior public servants after taxpayers spent almost $700,000 on the merry-go-round of spin doctors hired and fired by the NSW Police under Commissioner Karen Webb. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) 9/4/2024 News NSW Police Commissioner’s four sacked media advisors cost taxpayers more than $700k AUSTRALIA: New South Wales Police Commissioner Karen Webb’s decision to sack a string of senior media advisors has cost taxpayers more than $700,000. Ms Webb has now sacked four media advisors in just two years. Sky News 9/4/2024 News «154015411542154315441545154615471548Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
