Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98467 total results. Showing results 32581 to 32600 «162616271628162916301631163216331634Next ›Last » Hate crimes reported to Ottawa police rise in 2022 CANADA: Ottawa police say investigators received reports of, on average, more than one hate crime per day in 2022, which led to another rise in the annual total. CBC News (Canada) 13/1/2023 News Saskatchewan police forces enter 2023 with focus on diversity CANADA: As the Regina Police Service swore in its newest batch of recruits on Jan. 5, the discussion for some quickly turned to how diverse this year’s group was. Global News (Canada) 13/1/2023 News, Video Man in custody as Wexford Gardaí seize €164,000 worth of cocaine REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Acting on foot of intelligence, gardaí swooped on a property in Wexford town late yesterday (Thursday) evening and seized suspected cocaine with an estimated street value of €164,000. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 13/1/2023 News Graduation of 24 new gardaí held at Garda College in Templemore REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The graduation of 24 new gardaí has taken place at the Garda College in Templemore this morning. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 13/1/2023 News Minister for Justice Simon Harris welcomes attestation of new Garda members REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Minister for Justice, Simon Harris TD, has welcomed the attestations of 24 members of An Garda Síochána at the Garda College, Templemore, today ahead of a significant acceleration of recruitment this year. Government of Ireland 13/1/2023 News Police Scotland told it must improve how it deals with domestic abuse The Scots police watchdog has told the force to prioritise improvements to dealing with domestic abuse, including dealing with outdated attitudes, while warning that the number of incidents is expected to rise during the cost of living crisis. The Herald (Scotland) 13/1/2023 News Devolution ‘has failed to deliver’ for policing in Northern Ireland The inquiry is examining how effective the institutions created by the Good Friday Agreement have been in 'enabling cross-community, stable and effective government' in Northern Ireland. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/1/2023 News Police dealing with domestic abuse in Scotland ‘lack empathy’ Officers in Police Scotland “lack empathy” when handling domestic abuse cases and utter remarks that “reflect outdated attitudes”, according to a report of victims’ experiences. The Times - Subscription at source 13/1/2023 News Armed police officer wins payout for disability discrimination A specialist police officer providing armed protection to the SAS has been awarded more than £20,000 after his boss asked if he was “mentally resilient enough” to shoot to kill. The Times - Subscription at source 13/1/2023 News Firearms licensing is in crisis, BASC tells Parliamentary Committee inquiry A “largely unprofessional, overburdened and poorly resourced police licensing service puts public safety at risk”, BASC has told a Home Affairs Committee inquiry into policing priorities. Politics.co.uk 13/1/2023 News Met Police take over hunt to find mother from wealthy aristocratic family, her partner and newborn baby a week after they vanished when their car broke down on motorway Met Police have joined the hunt for a missing aristocrat and her baby daughter after they were spotted in East London a week after their last sighting. Mail Online 13/1/2023 News Officer who posed as teenage boy to engage in ‘sexual chat’ with a child online dismissed A British Transport Police (BTP) officer who posed as a teenage boy to “engage in sexual communication with a child” online has been dismissed without notice following an accelerated misconduct hearing. Police Professional 12/1/2023 News UK counter-terrorism police launch probe after uranium was detected on commercial flight last month UK counter-terrorism police are investigating after cargo contaminated with uranium was seized at London’s Heathrow Airport. euronews 12/1/2023 News Football fans raise eyebrows at police decision to visit 1,000 homes where illegal Premier League streams are being watched The Football Supporters Association has suggested the Premier League and TV companies only have themselves to blame amid reports of a police crackdown on illegal streaming in the UK. Mail Online 12/1/2023 News ‘We have been dipping into our sons’ university funds to pay bills’ I am a PC on the neighbourhood team at Newcastle and the reason I joined the service was to make a difference. It was a job that I really wanted to do and when I looked at the career, length of service and pension, those were all contributing factors. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 12/1/2023 Feature, Opinion Firearms licensing guidance – have your say Public consultation on our updated guidance for firearms licensing College of Policing 12/1/2023 News Firearms officer with depression wins payout after force questions his mental resilience to kill Thomas Williams was sacked after being quizzed on his readiness to use ‘lethal force’ following mental illness, employment tribunal hears Mail Online - Subscription at source 12/1/2023 News Lincolnshire constable given final written warning over unauthorised pursuit before fatal collision A Lincolnshire Police constable has been given a final written warning after a disciplinary panel ruled that he had continued a traffic pursuit despite being not trained to do so and told it was not authorised. The car being pursued crashed into a tree in Skegness, killing the driver Kyle Johnson. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 12/1/2023 News Met Police commissioner concerned officers using food banks Met Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley says he is "concerned" officers are relying on food banks due to low pay. BBC 12/1/2023 News Claiming Justice: An Analysis of Child Sexual Abuse Complainants’ Justice Goals Reported during Investigative Interviews Investigative interviewing of children who report sexual victimisation focuses on helping children tell in their own words what happened. Children may say other things important to them such as their justice goals. We conducted the first research into this possibility in an exploratory analysis of 300 transcripts of actual interviews with child complainants aged 3 to 15 years. Building on an earlier study involving adults, we explored what goals children may articulate, when in the interview process their goals are relayed and in response to which interviewer prompts. Our analysis revealed that most children did articulate one or more justice goals during these interviews, especially their desire for acknowledgement of the victimisation and its wrongfulness. Children articulated their justice goals spontaneously and largely without any direct prompting by the police officer. These findings suggest that there is more that institutions [and researchers] can learn from carefully listening to children and understanding them as agents claiming justice. Griffith University 12/1/2023 Research article «162616271628162916301631163216331634Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
