Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115721 total results. Showing results 33841 to 33860 «168916901691169216931694169516961697Next ›Last » Police and Criminal Evidence Act (PACE) 1984 – the changes The Home Office publishes new and revised PACE codes of practice College of Policing 31/1/2024 Report Northampton chief constable faces hearing over military service claims Nick Adderley faces gross misconduct hearing over accusations he wore medal from Falklands war, which took place when he was 15 The Guardian 31/1/2024 News Chief to face accelerated gross misconduct hearing over military medals Last October the IOPC confirmed it was investigating CC Nick Adderley amid claims he had misrepresented his past by wearing a Falklands War campaign medal. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 31/1/2024 News Some chiefs ‘unable to familiarise’ themselves with new police driver law The Police Federation held a Roads Policing seminar this week in which the issues with the new police driver legislation and its obligations for training were discussed. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 31/1/2024 News Reduced road deaths down to ‘doubled’ resources and neighbourhood teams GMP 'doubled' the size of its roads policing team through precept income and the Uplift programme, according to DCC Terry Woods. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 31/1/2024 News Federal government giving $121M to Ontario police to crack down on auto thefts CANADA: The federal government says it is providing $121 million for police in Ontario to target gun and gang violence with a particular focus on the surge in auto thefts and carjackings. CBC News (Canada) 31/1/2024 News From crisis to connection: How police-community partnerships transform mental health responses CANADA: During my teen years, I had a negative attitude towards police and authority figures, even though I was a Sergeant in Air Cadets and very rarely broke the law. Blue Line (Canada) 31/1/2024 Feature, Opinion Government of Canada announces federal support to prevent crime and combat auto theft in Ontario CANADA: Today, the Honourable Dominic LeBlanc, Minister of Public Safety, Democratic Institutions and Intergovernmental Affairs, the Honourable Arif Virani, Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada, the Honourable Doug Ford, Premier of Ontario, the Honourable Michael Kerzner, Solicitor General of Ontario, and the Honourable Doug Downey, Attorney General of Ontario, announced a federal investment of $121 million to help prevent gun and gang violence in Ontario, including auto theft through the Initiative to take Action Against Gun and Gang Violence (ITAAGGV). Government of Canada 31/1/2024 News Major Dublin riots update with two men arrested as gardai trawl through 20,000 hours of CCTV footage REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Two men have been arrested over riots that erupted in the capital after three children and their teacher were stabbed. The Irish Sun (Republic of Ireland) 31/1/2024 News Stress, Coping, burnout and mental health in the Irish Police Force The aims sought to identify the sources of stress and coping responses and their relationship to burnout and mental health in Irish police officers and to explore gender differences and differences between those ‘at risk’ or ‘not at risk’ of a stress-related illness. The unpredictable nature of police work, dealing with the public and potential criminals in often trying circumstances and the ever-present risk of danger and trauma, makes police work one of the most stressful of human-service professions. This area is under-researched in Ireland. A survey was administered, in 2019, to 104 full-time Garda members of the An Garda SÃochana, measuring organisational and operational stress, coping style and wellbeing. Organisational stress was a stronger predictor of emotional exhaustion and operational stress of depersonalization. Venting, which, in a supportive environment is usually associated with good coping, had an adverse effect on burnout. This suggested a work environment where individuals felt unsupported. Females experienced higher burnout and more adverse mental health. They reported greater organisational stress, and this may relate to real or perceived gender-based barriers. Age had a protective effect, and this suggests there is scope to improve coping through mentoring schemes or other initiatives to cascade good coping. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology 31/1/2024 Research article Two men suspected of ‘serious criminality’ on night of Dublin riots quizzed by gardaà REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardaà have made two further arrests related to the investigation into the Dublin riots on November 23. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 31/1/2024 News Donegal TD says current cannabis laws are ‘a waste of Garda time’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A Donegal TD has said the current cannabis laws in the country are ‘a waste of Garda time’. Donegal News (Republic of Ireland) 31/1/2024 Feature, Opinion ‘I should have been clearer’: Police Minister Mark Mitchell corrects record on recruitment target NEW ZEALAND: Police Minister Mark Mitchell has had to correct the record in Parliament, after saying it would take three years to recruit 500 new police officers. National and New Zealand First's coalition agreement says the parties would "commit to training no fewer than 500 new frontline police within the first two years". However, in Parliament on Tuesday, Mitchell changed the target. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 31/1/2024 News Police Deputy Commissioner Wallace Haumaha retires NEW ZEALAND: Police Deputy Commissioner Wallace (Wally) Haumaha is retiring after a 40-year career, alongside cultural adviser Sergeant Wayne Panapa. The pair have a combined 90 years in service, with Panapa being one of the first iwi liaison officers. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 31/1/2024 News Bedfordshire Police to focus on crime over mental health calls Bedfordshire Police said its new 999 policy "Right Care, Right Person" (RCRP) would allow officers to focus on the jobs they have been "trained" for. BBC 31/1/2024 News New project explores online risks and harms facing police officers, staff and families Police personnel and their families continue to be at risk from online hate and harmful threats; Professor Petra Bayerl from the Centre of Excellence in Terrorism, Resilience, Intelligence & Organised Crime Research (CENTRIC), explained to Policing Insight how a ground-breaking project with six police forces is seeking to better understand the challenges, risks and harms police officers and their families face when online. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 31/1/2024 Feature, Innovation, Interview New sentencing guidelines published for blackmail, kidnap and false imprisonment Sentencing for these offences is currently determined by case law and the Sentencing Council’s General guideline which covers offences for which there is no specific guideline. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 31/1/2024 News NT authorities relying on interstate police to tackle cybercrime AUSTRALIA: NT police’s cybercrime unit is so under resourced that they have to rely on interstate units to help with cases, a committee looking into authorities’ response to cybercrime has found. NT News (Australia) - Subscription at source 31/1/2024 News Dozens of police officers avoid misconduct cases by quitting since ministers urged to close ‘loophole’ Dozens of Police Scotland officers have avoided misconduct proceedings by quitting the force in the three years since SNP ministers were urged to change Holyrood laws to stop officers from escaping disciplinary action, LBC has learned. LBC 31/1/2024 News Distinguishing between normative and non-normative motivations to obey the police: furthering the development of a police legitimacy scale Measuring the normative obligation to obey the police, a key component of police legitimacy, has proven difficult. 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