Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103270 total results. Showing results 32741 to 32760 «163416351636163716381639164016411642Next ›Last » Frustration building over Roscrea and Borrisokane Garda CCTV delay REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Delays in acquiring official ratification from the Garda Commissioner's office for camera systems to assist Gardaí police the roads in several towns and villages in Tipperary is resulting in palpable anger among local communities, elected representatives have warned. Offaly Live 10/5/2023 News City of London Police first force to screen suspects for ADHD City of London Police is the first force in the country to screen detainees in custody for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Police Professional 10/5/2023 News Superintendent “Very Concerned” Over Reduction Clare Garda Numbers REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The latest figures from the Department of Justice show the number of serving Gardaí in the county has dropped from 314 in 2020 to 305 this year. [AUDIO] Clare.fm (Republic of Ireland) 10/5/2023 News HMICFRS welcomes launch of positive practice portal for the fire and rescue sector As stated in our 2021- 2025 strategy, HMICFRS is committed to capitalising on our independent insight and learning and sharing this with the sectors we inspect. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 10/5/2023 News Shantha Dickinson joins HMICFRS as new Assistant HMI His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) has been joined by a new assistant inspector to support its work. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 10/5/2023 News Documents relevant to Daniel Morgan murder inquiry found by MPS in locked cabinet Documents relevant to the unsolved murder of Daniel Morgan have been discovered by the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS). Police Professional 10/5/2023 News MPs to probe Met Police’s handling of anti-monarchy coronation arrests after backlash Home Affairs Committee chairwoman Dame Diana Johnson said there are ‘real questions’ to be asked about how law was applied The Independent 10/5/2023 News Scotland Yard admits failing to hand over documents to Daniel Morgan inquiry Met left dozens of documents in locked cabinet instead of passing to inquiry into its own corruption The Guardian 10/5/2023 News London mayor calls for urgent review into Met police coronation arrests The Met are once again facing criticism, this time for a series of arrests made during the coronation. The force has said it “regrets” the arrest of six people, including Graham Smith, the chief executive of Republic, the anti-monarchy group, who was detained in custody for 16 hours. Financial Times 10/5/2023 News Coronation protests: MPs to consider inquiry over policing MPs will consider later whether an inquiry is needed into how protests at the King's Coronation were policed. BBC 10/5/2023 News Victorian Police cultural training won’t be complete until end of 2024, involves 3.5 hours of education AUSTRALIA: Victorian Police's cultural awareness training will not be rolled out completely until the end of next year and involves 3.5 hours of education, it was revealed at the Yoorrook Justice Commission this week. Chief Commissioner Shane Patton told the hearing custody officers were first in line to receive the training. "It will be six months for the police custody officers, because of the integral role they have in dealing with persons in custody, they will have that done within six months," he said. "The rollout throughout the organisation… won't finalise until the end of 2024. That slowness of pace which I have already expressed frustration with. National Indigenous Times (NIT) (Australia) 10/5/2023 News Police funding plea amid growing concerns as migrant barge arrives in UK Local politicians in Dorset have opposed plans to house some 500 asylum seekers on the vessel. Now Police and Crime Commissioner David Sidwick says the costs for policing of the barge must be covered by the government. Express 10/5/2023 News The Essex Risk-Based Policing Initiative: Evidence-Based Practices in Problem Analysis and Crime Prevention in the United Kingdom This study draws insights from environmental criminology to implement a policing initiative focused on risky places and the micro-spatial attractors that create vulnerable settings for crime to emerge or persist in the town of Basildon. Evidence-based approaches to crime control have become more important within law enforcement approaches to crime control. Insights that have emerged from recent research on place-based approaches will serve as a central focus of this paper. The experimental approach taken to assess, implement and test the risk-based policing initiative incorporates lessons learned from similar US-based initiatives, and is the first study of its kind in the UK. Results show that community violence offences reduced significantly, and the target areas outperformed the control areas by over 47%. A cost-benefit analysis found this equates to a costs savings of £106,220 during the 6-month intervention period. This study demonstrates the value of evidence-based approaches to problem analysis and place-based crime prevention, and the generalizability of policing research in the US to UK settings. It also demonstrates how a researcher-practitioner implemented initiative from a large city in Missouri (US) was transferred to a small town in Essex (UK) solely via the in-house expertise of Essex Police personnel who reviewed published and open-access scientific literature, a true testament to “pracademics” and translational criminology. Justice Quarterly 10/5/2023 Research article National squad launched as part of new UK fraud strategy The new National Fraud Strategy has been welcomed by many, especially as the last full national plan expired back in 2011; but alongside the resources the new strategy provides – including 400 investigators and a new reporting service – it comes with a tough target to cut fraud offences by 10% in just over two years, as Policing Insight’s James Sweetland reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 10/5/2023 Analysis, Feature They look like the police, but are they? The worrying rise of Britain’s pseudo-cops Private security firms are increasingly being used to patrol shops and private open spaces. What happens if they overreach their limited powers? The Guardian 10/5/2023 Feature, Opinion MEPs to vote on proposed ban on ‘Big Brother’ AI facial recognition on streets EUROPE: Moves to ban live “Big Brother” facial recognition technology from being deployed across the streets of the EU will be tested in a key vote at the European parliament on Thursday. The amendment is part of a package of proposals for the world’s first artificial intelligence laws, which could see firms fined up to €10m (£8.7m) or removed from trading within the EU for breaches of the rules. The Guardian 10/5/2023 News Festus Akinbusoye: ‘Some of these findings are shocking, let’s be honest’ Bedfordshire PCC Festus Akinbusoye talks to Policing TV’s Tom Gaymor about where the recent Casey Report sits on his radar/agenda. PolicingTV 10/5/2023 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video PSNI figures reveal more than £1m lost in NI in scams in last two months In the last two months the Police Service of Northern Ireland has received reports of investment attempted scams and scams which have resulted in a loss in excess of £1.2 million to fraudsters. Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) 9/5/2023 News Areas of learning for force in welfare visit to Nicola Bulley Lancashire Constabulary were part of a multi-agency vehicle team which visited Nicola at her home before she went missing on January 27. Police Oracle 9/5/2023 News Forensics code ‘shouldn’t take away professional judgement’ The Code of Practice under the Forensic Science Regulator Act 2021n will come into force in October. Police Oracle 9/5/2023 News «163416351636163716381639164016411642Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
