Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96536 total results. Showing results 33721 to 33740 «168316841685168616871688168916901691Next ›Last » The Rock beat: The challenges facing Royal Gibraltar Police’s Marine Unit The Straits of Gibraltar are a potential gateway for drug traffickers between Europe and Morocco, with smugglers able to cross the 14km between Gibraltar and Africa by fast boat in just 15 minutes; narcotics and human trafficking are among the demanding and complex challenges faced every week by Royal Gibraltar Police’s Marine Unit, as Chief Inspector Sean Perera explained to Policing Insight’s Martin Buhagiar in this first of two articles. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 20/10/2022 Feature, Interview ‘Enough is enough’: Violence against police officers a concerning trend in Canada CANADA: Experts are disturbed about the recent violence against police officers after an active shooter incident in Scarborough on Tuesday that resulted in one man facing an attempted murder charge. City News (Canada) 20/10/2022 News, Video The impact of leadership on employee presenteeism: A comparison between police and non-police samples Leader support is an essential factor influencing worker health and stress. Police officers are part of a class of workers who must deal with a high level of stress. Significant stress can lead to the onset of symptoms of psychological distress, which can lead to presenteeism (employees are present but suffer from mental health symptoms). However, we note that few studies focus on police leadership and job-related-stress presenteeism. Therefore, the current research is relevant and aims to demonstrate the link between the leadership style (Multifactor Leadership Questionnaire) on presenteeism (Job-Stress-Related Presenteeism measure) for police and non-police samples. A total of 252 employees, police officers (municipal organization) and blue-collar workers (public organization) completed the questionnaires. The results indicated that, for both samples, transformational leadership did not significantly influence job-stress presenteeism. Laissez-faire leadership had a strong negative effect on police and non-police employees’ job-related stress presenteeism scores. Finally, a transactional leadership style predicted higher levels of job-related-stress presenteeism for our non-police (blue-collar) sample; it did not significantly influence job-stress-related presenteeism for our police sample. These results highlight the importance of leadership style on employee well-being, and the implications of these results are discussed. International Journal of Police Science & Management - Subscription at source 20/10/2022 Research article Africa Centre, Black community group, call for end to police DNA phenotyping CANADA: Members of Edmonton’s Black community want police to stop using DNA phenotyping, a practice they say “demonizes and alienates” vulnerable people. Edmonton Journal (Canada) 20/10/2022 News Saskatoon police to double number of officers wearing body cams in 2023 CANADA: Saskatoon police plan to double the number of officers wearing body cameras as part of a pilot program that began six month ago, according to a report going to the Board of Police Commissioners Thursday afternoon. CBC News (Canada) 20/10/2022 News Watchdog orders ‘victimised’ female garda to be given senior role after gender discrimination case REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A state workplace watchdog has ordered the Garda Representative Association (GRA) to appoint a twice-failed female job applicant for a senior role in the organisation to the role. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 20/10/2022 News Data Protection Commission asked to investigate garda data retention REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Data Protection Commission has been asked to investigate An Garda Síochána's practice of retaining files on people who have been cleared of producing or sharing child sexual abuse material. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 20/10/2022 News Ministers Long and McEntee discuss North-South co-operation in criminal justice matters REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Ministers Helen McEntee TD and Naomi Long MLA met yesterday to discuss cross border cooperation on criminal justice matters. gov.ie 20/10/2022 News Psychological Profile, Emotion Regulation, and Aggression in Police Applicants: A Swiss Cross-Sectional Study Although police officers are recurrently exposed to traumatic situations during their duties, only a minority report notable emotional complaints. This can be explained either by strong emotional coping skills or by a repressive self-presentation style. The current study describes the emotional profile and personality dispositions of police candidates (i.e., prior to exposure to occupational trauma) and explores the possible association between these personal characteristics and predisposition to aggression. In a cross-section design, 149 Swiss police applicants were compared to 110 individuals of the community matched by age, gender and level of education. Validated scales were used to obtain self-report markers of emotions and attitudes (anxiety, happiness/depression, aggressive attitudes) and personal dispositions (sensitivity to reinforcement, impulsivity, social desirability). Compared to civilian individuals, police candidates self-reported being happier, less anxious, less aggressive, and less impulsive. They declared being less sensitive to reinforcement, whether punishment or reward, but showed a higher degree of social desirability. Their aggressive tendencies were influenced by anxiety, urgency, and sensitivity to reward. The findings will be discussed within the framework of a diathesis-stress model of emotion regulation. It suggests that the repressive coping style described in police candidates may be a protective factor against negative and overwhelming emotions in the short term, but a risk factor for emotional imbalance in the long term, particularly if exposed to recurrent adverse events. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology 20/10/2022 Research article The rise and rise of tagging. The number of individuals being actively monitored with a location monitoring device (GPS) has more than doubled. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/10/2022 News Detective leading drive to improve cyber resilience among SMEs. The National Cyber Resilience Centre Group, led by Thames Valley Detective Superintendent Nick Bell, was set up last year to strengthen cyber resilience across the business community. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/10/2022 News ‘Heroic’ officers who saved man from a burning flat win bravery award. Two officers who risked their lives to rescue a man from a burning building have been recognised for their bravery. Police Professional 20/10/2022 News Policing: PSNI officer calls for more ethnic minority representation. The president of the National Black Police Association (NBPA) has called for greater representation of ethnic minority backgrounds in Northern Ireland policing. BBC 20/10/2022 News Officer dismissed for possession of extreme pornographic material. An officer who was given a conditional caution for possession of extreme pornographic material has been dismissed following a misconduct hearing. Police Professional 20/10/2022 News Eco-protesters should be ‘removed as soon as possible’ says Former Met Commissioner. Former Met Commissioner Ian Blair told Nick Ferrari that protestors should be looking at heavier sentences. LBC 20/10/2022 News Modern slavery cases rise in Lancs as Home Office accuse victims of ‘abusing system’. The number of cases of modern slavery referred to police in Lancashire has risen over the last year, with almost half of them being children. Lancashire Telegraph 20/10/2022 News INTERPOL launches first global police Metaverse At a surprise session of the 90th INTERPOL General Assembly in New Delhi, the global police organization unveiled the first ever Metaverse specifically designed for law enforcement worldwide. Fully operational, the INTERPOL Metaverse allows registered users to tour a virtual facsimile of the INTERPOL General Secretariat headquarters in Lyon, France without any geographical or physical boundaries, interact with other officers via their avatars, and even take immersive training courses in forensic investigation and other policing capabilities. INTERPOL 20/10/2022 News National blueprint for prosecuting rape takes a step closer with refreshed joint work pledge. A blueprint for prosecuting rape and serious sexual offences has taken a significant step forward today - as new data reveals charge rates for rape have increased to 72.8%. Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) 20/10/2022 News Operation Encompass rolled out across NI after ‘positive’ pilot. PSNI Detective Superintendent Lindsay Fisher told Police Oracle that the operation ensures that DA information is provided to schools 'in as close to real time as possible'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/10/2022 News Rediscovering organisational justice – the way forward for the Met? The recent publication of Baroness Casey’s interim report into the internal discipline system of the Met Police found not only an apparent failure to address misconduct by some officers, but little faith in the complaints procedure among the officers and staff of the UK’s largest force; Professor Colin Rogers of the University of South Wales believes that adopting an organisational justice approach could be key to meeting those challenges. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 20/10/2022 Feature, Opinion «168316841685168616871688168916901691Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
