Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115640 total results. Showing results 31441 to 31460 «156915701571157215731574157515761577Next ›Last » Court drops charges against Ontario police officers involved in fatal 2020 shooting of 18-month-old CANADA: Criminal charges laid against the three Ontario provincial police officers involved in the death of a one-year-old boy in Kawartha Lakes, Ont. in 2020 have been withdrawn. CTV News (Canada) 25/3/2024 News Celebrating Canadian police officers CANADA: Police officers have an incredibly difficult job to perform every day. Blue Line (Canada) 25/3/2024 Feature ommunicating the ‘stories’ of policing evaluations through theories of change: a case study using New Zealand Police’s Tactical Response Model Testing police practice is the essence of evidence-based policing, and great strides have been made in past decades assessing myriad police activities through impact evaluation. But policing initiatives often suffer from a lack of clarity about how the changes in police activities will bring about the changes in desired outcomes. Such obscurity hinders communication, both internally within the police agency, and externally to other police agencies through the reporting of the evaluation. Police would therefore benefit from a tool that helps to communicate the intention and mechanics of policing initiatives. A ‘theory of change’ approach could fulfil this purpose yet may not be intuitive to evidence-based policing practitioners. In this paper we present a case study from the evaluation of a large-scale police initiative, that employed a theory of change to make sense of the impact evaluation findings. Through the case study we aim to demystify the process for other evaluators so that police can draw on one of their great strengths: storytelling, to better communicate evidence-based practice. CRIMRXIV 25/3/2024 Research article Fourth garda appears in court charged in connection with anti-corruption investigation REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A fourth Dublin-based garda has appeared in court charged in connection with an investigation by the Garda Anti-Corruption Unit. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 25/3/2024 News Garda Commissioner criticised for saying ‘a lot of’ bike case details ‘not in public domain’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Drew Harris said he has ‘difficulty’ in talking about the case because ‘there is only partial information in the public domain’. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 25/3/2024 News Homelessness: Dispelling the myths of our most vulnerable young people The NPCC’s Children & Young Persons Policing Strategy will aim to create “a culture of child-centred policing”, but too often police and other agencies overlook the impact of homelessness on young people’s vulnerability; Met Police Chief Inspector Dr Andy Briers, who has devoted most of his career to working with at-risk young people, sets out some of the challenges and opportunities for policing to improve support for homeless youngsters and divert them away from the criminal justice system. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 25/3/2024 Analysis, Feature, Opinion Garda sergeants voice frustrations as morale plummets REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A spokesperson for Garda sergeants and inspectors has warned that the force is becoming a “statistical and bureaucratical monster” as deskwork overtakes policing and has led to frustration among many members. Gript (Republic of Ireland) 25/3/2024 News Applying Open-Source Intelligence for counter-terrorism in the UK & Europe Fivecast, a global provider of Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) solutions, share their expertise on the terrorism landscape in the UK and Europe and how OSINT can significantly enhance law enforcement efforts and resources to keep our communities safe. Policing Insight 25/3/2024 Advertisement, Feature Premier Jacinta Allan rejects Victoria Police push for NSW-style protest permit system AUSTRALIA: Premier Jacinta Allan has flatly rejected a Victoria Police push for a NSW-style permit system for protests, declaring officers already have "powers to intervene" when rallies turn violent. Sky News 25/3/2024 News Victoria Police seeking protest permit system after violent protests on Saturday AUSTRALIA: Victoria Police have reached out to police minister Anthony Carbines to introduce a permit system for protests following months of disruptive and violent protests. It would follow the lead of New South Wales who already utilise a similar system, but Nine News reporter, Damian Ryan, says protests still occur without permits, but states the system “works well”. 3AW (Australia) 25/3/2024 News Victorian road policing assistant commissioner apologises after being caught speeding AUSTRALIA: The police officer who oversees road safety in Victoria has apologised to the community, after he was caught speeding in Melbourne last month. In a statement released on Monday afternoon, a Victoria Police spokesperson said Road Policing Assistant Commissioner Glenn Weir was detected driving at 58 kilometres per hour in a 50 kph zone in Parkville on the morning of February 29. They said he was on his way to a meeting and had believed he was in a 60 kph zone at the time. ABC News (Australia) 25/3/2024 News NSW Police Commissioner Karen Webb admits she ‘can do better’ when addressing the media following alleged double murder of Jesse Baird and Luke Davies AUSTRALIA: NSW Police Commissioner Karen Webb has reflected on the public scrutiny she faced over her handling of the alleged double murder of Jesse Baird and Luke Davies, admitting she "can do better". Sky News 25/3/2024 News ‘I need to own it’ – NSW Police Commissioner reflects on media missteps AUSTRALIA: NSW Police Commissioner, Karen Webb, has joined Ray in-studio to discuss her media missteps and commitment to improvement, highlighting her extensive operational experience and dedication to serving the community. [AUDIO] 2GB (Australia) 25/3/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion NSW police commissioner says appointment of media adviser under review after new information received AUSTRALIA: Karen Webb says checks still under way in the appointment of Channel Seven journalist Steve Jackson to the role of police media adviser The Guardian 25/3/2024 News ‘Change fatigue has set in’ – Gardaí expect tsunami of retirements REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The ASGI is expecting a tsunami of retirements from An Garda Siochana by the end of this year. The Association of Garda Sergeants and Inspectors is holding its annual conference today, where the recruitment and retention crisis will be top of the agenda. newstalk (Republic of Ireland) 25/3/2024 News AGSI’s ‘skippers and cigs’ hit out at ‘never-ending and over-burdensome oversight’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The group representing garda middle management will call for a major overhaul of the garda discipline system at its annual delegate conference. The Association of Garda Sergeants and Inspectors (‘skippers and cigs’ as they’re known in Garda parlance) will begin its three day meeting in Westport, Co Mayo today. The Garda Commissioner Drew Harris and the Minister for Justice Helen McEntee will attend the conference. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 25/3/2024 News AGSI says structural changes inhibiting garda work REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Changes made by Garda Commissioner Drew Harris to the structure of policing and the management of investigations are inhibiting the gardaí's ability to police the country and damaging its community policing ethos, garda sergeants and inspectors have said. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 25/3/2024 News MPs warn policing Israel-Gaza protests is draining resources and damaging officer wellbeing A recent report by the UK’s cross-party Home Affairs Committee has warned that policing the continuing Israel-Gaza protest is pulling resources away from areas such as neighbourhood and response policing and is damaging officer wellbeing, with MPs urging the Government to take steps to address the issues of both police resourcing and hate crime, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 25/3/2024 Analysis, Feature Police permission for protests would set undemocratic path for Victoria AUSTRALIA: The Human Rights Law Centre today urged the Victorian Government to reject any proposal that would require protesters to obtain a permit to peacefully gather and demand change on issues they care about. Human Rights Law Centre 25/3/2024 News Free anti-spiking kits handed out by police Anti-spiking kits are being handed out by police to keep people safe while on a night out. BBC 25/3/2024 News «156915701571157215731574157515761577Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
