Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115737 total results. Showing results 34661 to 34680 «173017311732173317341735173617371738Next ›Last » Minister McEntee announces €7.7m in funding for organisations supporting victims of crime REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Minister for Justice, Helen McEntee TD, has announced funding totalling more than €7.7m for some 70 organisation to support victims of crime. Government of Ireland 11/1/2024 News Missing Persons Media & Online Publicity: A Good Practice Guide for Police Investigators, Force Media & Communication Teams The aim of this guidance is to promote consistent good practice across the UK in terms of media/social media appeals for missing children and adults. By considering each element, forces can maintain the integrity and effectiveness of the tactic. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 11/1/2024 Report Victim retraction from police investigations of intimate partner violence Objective: Previous research has reported inconclusive results pertaining to the predictors for victim retraction and participation in police investigations of intimate partner violence (IPV). The aim of this study was therefore to examine characteristics and consequences associated with victim retraction and participation in police investigations of IPV. Additionally, we also examined characteristics and consequences in relation to victim retraction and participation in police risk management strategies. Method: We analyzed a sample of 668 cases of male-to-female IPV reported to Swedish police, where characteristics were retrieved mainly from risk assessments of IPV re-victimization conducted by the police for all cases. Additionally, follow-up information of prosecutions, convictions, and rates of IPV re-victimization were examined for each case. Results: The main results show a higher proportion of vulnerability factors present in cases where women retracted than in cases where they participated. In contrast, there were more risk factors present in cases where victims participated, and such participation was more likely to result in a perpetrator’s prosecution and conviction. There was no significant association between IPV re-victimization and victim retraction or participation. Conclusion: Victim participation in the police investigation and the risk management increased the likelihood of conviction, illustrating the importance of criminal justice professionals supporting, encouraging, and motivating women who have experienced IPV to participate in the criminal justice process. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2024 APA, all rights reserved) APA PsycNet - Subscription at source 11/1/2024 Research article Police-reported family violence: are there differences amongst South Asian Australians and Australian-born Australians? Numerous qualitative studies report South Asian migrants use police as a last resort for family violence (FV), however no quantitative evidence exists in Australia. This study examines police-reported FV recorded by Victorian police between September 2019 and February 2020 (N = 32,450) and compares reports made by South Asian-born (SAB) Australians to Australian-born (AB) Australians. Demographics, incidence and revictimisation rates, severity, frequency of risk and vulnerability factors (e.g. isolation & visa dependency) reported by the two groups were examined. More females were affected family members (AFMs) for both groups; however, SAB males were more likely to report non-partner FV. SAB AFMs reported a lower incidence rate and occurrence of revictimisation than AB AFMs. There were no significant differences in the level of severity (based on charges at time of incident); however, significantly higher number of risk factors were present for SABs reporting intimate partner violence. Mixed results emerged in the frequency of factors. Psychiatry Psychology and Law 11/1/2024 Research article D&C discharged from ‘Engage’ for management of dangerous offenders Devon and Cornwall Police has been discharged from concerns regarding the management of violent and sexual offenders [MOSOVO] by HMICFRS. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/1/2024 News Challenges faced by police demand urgent attention and reform The Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) has raised profound concerns regarding the wellbeing of individuals within the policing workforce, shedding light on the demanding and stressful nature of their profession. Recent research conducted by Oscar Kilo – the National Police Wellbeing Service - revealed despite a high level of professional commitment, police officers are facing significant challenges such as work-related violence, verbal threats, and exposure to traumatic incidents. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 11/1/2024 News Meet the London police sergeant who helped open an advocacy centre for young crime victims CANADA: Beacon House Child and Youth Advocacy Centre has seen 100 kids since opening last year. CBC News (Canada) 11/1/2024 News Police Commissioner Katarina Carroll says ‘changing environment’ contributing to high crime rates in Queensland as she implores residents to work with officers AUSTRALIA: Queensland's Police Commissioner has described it as an "extraordinary" and "challenging time" for the state as she defended her force of thousands of officers after it was revealed an average of 50,000 offences were committed each month in 2023. Sky News 11/1/2024 News Man shot dead by NSW police had history of mental health issues and posed as a lawyer AUSTRALIA: Alexander Stuart Pinnock, 34, died in Nowra after he confronted police while allegedly armed with a Glock pistol The Guardian 11/1/2024 News Prof Ros Searle: ‘We’re not valuing leaders, we’re not preparing them, we’re not helping them to be supported’ In recent years – and particularly since the Covid pandemic – the levels of public trust and confidence in policing in the UK have shown a worrying decline; Policing Insight’s Martin Gallagher spoke to Prof Ros Searle, an occupational psychologist and specialist in organisational trust, about the challenges facing policing, and what it can do around recruitment and leadership to rebuild that trust and confidence. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 11/1/2024 Analysis, Feature, Interview Watchdog eases scrutiny of Devon and Cornwall Police Devon and Cornwall Police is no longer under extra scrutiny over its handling of violent and sexual offenders in communities, it announced. BBC 11/1/2024 News A detective allegedly forged evidence tying Leyna to a drug ring. Now she’s suing police AUSTRALIA: If drug squad detective Senior Constable Jye Symes’ alleged plan to forge evidence and implicate Leyna Thai in serious drug trafficking was successful, there was a good chance she would have missed the rest of her daughter’s childhood. The Age (Australia) 11/1/2024 News Two dozen officers left An Garda Síochána last year for medical reasons REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Nearly 60 members of An Garda Síochána have been forced into retirement for medical reasons over the past four years, with cases involving physical injuries suffered in the line of duty, serious mental health issues and other long-term illnesses. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 11/1/2024 News Meeting former UK Chief Police Officer Professor Jackie Sebire (Part 2) In this video - part two of a three part series for PolicingTV - Professor Jackie Sebire continues in conversation with PolicingTV Founder Bernard Rix, here talking primarily about her earlier policing career prior to joining Rabdan Academy, which followed an undergraduate degree at the University of Cambridge, and a Doctorate (PhD) in Domestic Abuse Homicide. PolicingTV 11/1/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Firearm registration laws not hitting system’s intended targets NEW ZEALAND: The focus of firearm control laws upon people licensed for firearms — when almost all offenders with firearms are not licensed, so their firearms are not lawfully held — suggests misdirected lawmaking. Otago Daily Times (New Zealand) 11/1/2024 News Editorial: Use of force on Māori suspects a grey area for law enforcement but body cameras would clear the picture NEW ZEALAND: Data showing police are more likely to use pain to subdue suspects should come as no shock to anyone - least of all Māori. The New Zealand Herald (New Zealand) - Subscription at source 10/1/2024 Feature, Opinion Police Scotland chief’s deputy makes official complaint against her Scotland's chief constable is under growing pressure after it emerged that a grievance had been lodged against her. The Times - Subscription at source 10/1/2024 News PSNI staff to strike next week Unite the Union has announced a day of action on January 18. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/1/2024 News Gardaí launch human trafficking investigation following discovery of 14 people in container REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Authorities launch human trafficking case after uncovering twelve adults and two children in vehicle at Rosslare Harbour Louth Live 10/1/2024 News Home Office not planning to take up recommendations from Winsor review Former Home Secretary Priti Patel commissioned Sir Tom Winsor to examine the circumstances surrounding former Met Commissioner Cressida Dick's resignation in February 2022. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/1/2024 News «173017311732173317341735173617371738Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
