Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96495 total results. Showing results 34061 to 34080 «170017011702170317041705170617071708Next ›Last » Armed offenders squad drafted in to help confront Tairāwhiti gun crime incidents NEW ZEALAND: Gisborne police are getting Armed Offenders Squad (AOS) members on the ground alongside front line officers and bringing staff in from across the country to deal with a surge in gun crime. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 11/10/2022 News UK to step up help to combat Caribbean crimewave CARIBBEAN: The Foreign Secretary has announced the UK will provide support to the Turks & Caicos Islands amid a surge in gang violence. Home Office 11/10/2022 News Air support NEW ZEALAND: Earlier this year, 3 Squadron, Royal New Zealand Airforce (RNZAF), conducted NH90 helicopter wet and deck winching trials with support from the Wellington Police Maritime Unit and the Police National Dive Squad. New Zealand Police 11/10/2022 News British police spy unlawfully operated in Germany, court finds Undercover officer Mark Kennedy’s German deployment to infiltrate activist groups ‘objectively illegal’, says judge The Guardian 11/10/2022 News Former Essex Police officer sentenced over indecent images of children. A former police officer has been sentenced after admitting possessing indecent images of children. BBC 11/10/2022 News Call for stronger partnership between police and business crime groups. National Business Crime Centre Lead Superintendent Patrick Holdaway spoke with Police Oracle on the current position of BCRPs and where he would like to see them progress in the future. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/10/2022 News Junior criminal barristers ‘despair’ over pay deal in England and Wales. Barristers ended strike after 57% accepted 15% rise but many juniors say they cannot afford to stay in profession. The Guardian 11/10/2022 News Met to stop recording ethnicity of drivers stopped by its officers. London force to scrap initiative despite analysis finding black people are 56% more likely to be stopped than white people. The Guardian 11/10/2022 News PhD research into non-consensual sharing of nude images. An Academic Associate at Nottingham Trent University is conducting research on officers' experience working cases involving the non-consensual sharing of images. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/10/2022 News Leicester disorder: Police announce six further arrests. Six more arrests have been made as part of a police investigation into disorder in East Leicester last month. BBC 11/10/2022 News Accentuate the positive In the first of a new quarterly column for Police Professional, Her Majesty’s Inspector of Constabulary Andy Cooke QPM reflects back over his time in the role and picks out examples of good practice around wellbeing. Police Professional 11/10/2022 Feature, Opinion Home Office approves £301k funding for forensic innovation workstreams We’re excited to announce that the Home Office has approved funding for three innovation workstreams. Forces were invited to comment on the proposals and submit expressions of interest, there was overwhelming support received from the community, the NPCC forensic portfolio sub-groups and portfolio lead enabling us to progress the business cases with the Home Office. All three workstreams will help forces to improve quality and meet the accreditation requirements associated with the Forensic Science Regulation Act. Forensic Capability Network 11/10/2022 News Experiences of Law Enforcement Officers in an Emotional and Belief Intelligence Leadership Training: A Consensual Qualitative Report Emotional intelligence-based leadership training may be beneficial for law enforcement in their personal and professional development. The goal of this study was to qualitatively explore the experiences participants reported as a result of the My Life My Power (MLMP) Tactical Leadership Training (TLT). The MLMP TLT is designed to incorporate emotional-intelligence and belief-intelligence constructs into training delivery of law enforcement professionals with the goal of increasing positive outcomes for law enforcement and the communities they serve. The researchers conducted interviews with seven participants who had completed the MLMP training as part of their professional development. The researchers coded emerging themes from the interviews, including experience-oriented themes and outcome-oriented themes. Evaluation of the MLMP program is provided based on participants’ responses. The researchers offer implications for professional development programming for law enforcement working with students and juveniles in community and school settings. Journal of Criminal Justice Education 11/10/2022 Research article Should the Royal Canadian Mounted Police be scrapped? A proposal last week to boot the federal force out of N.L. echoes recent calls to disband the force entirely CANADA: Three years ago, Becky Michelin recalled a horrific night in the winter of 1993 when she was awoken by loud bangs in their home in Rigolet, on the Labrador coast. Saltwire (Canada) 11/10/2022 News Edmonton police commission caused conflict of interest in funding report, says ethics expert CANADA: Edmonton police Chief Dale McFee argues that he's not in a conflict of interest for his connection to an organization hired to write a report about police funding — but at least one expert staunchly disagrees. CBC News (Canada) 11/10/2022 News Three men charged as Garda seriously injured in assault outside Cork bar REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A Garda was left with serious injuries and a doorman was also injured in an assault outside an East Cork pub on Saturday evening. CorkBeo (Republic of Ireland) 11/10/2022 News Gardai launch investigation after huge Tallaght seizure worth over €1 million REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardai seized more than €1 million worth of illegal cigarettes and tobacco from a location in Tallaght, Dublin. Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 11/10/2022 News Garda suspended over investigation into claim he hired a man to sexually assault a colleague REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A Garda is under suspension as his colleagues investigate a complaint that he allegedly tried to hire a man to sexually assault a female colleague. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 11/10/2022 News Analytical advantages: Demonstrating the challenges around police workforce planning With many police forces around the world facing workforce challenges such as recruitment, retention and attrition, demonstrating the nature of the problem to policymakers and budgets holders is not always straightforward; Policing Insight’s Michael Hardiman, a former economist with Victoria Police in Australia, looks at analytical tools such as Pen’s Parade and Bollinger Bands that can help workforce planning and support resourcing bids. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 11/10/2022 Analysis, Feature Forces must prioritise mental health support for ‘burnt-out officers’ The Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) is urging forces to prioritise support for “burnt-out officers” who are facing difficulties with their mental health. 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