Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103124 total results. Showing results 35141 to 35160 «175417551756175717581759176017611762Next ›Last » Surge in illegal crossings into Canada prompts calls to shut US border road CANADA: Nearly 40,000 migrants crossed unlawfully into Canada last year and the number arriving monthly has spiked recently The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 5/3/2023 News Calgary police psychologist to present at World Police Summit in Dubai CANADA: Dr. Patrick Baillie is using his keynote speech to advocate for police agencies worldwide to scale up their mental health supports Calgary Herald (Canada) 5/3/2023 News Conversion therapy ban will be hard to police, says victim A man subjected to electric shock aversion therapy in the 1970s to stop him being gay has welcomed plans to ban conversion therapy. BBC 5/3/2023 News A.C.A … All Coppers Are … an analysis of police legitimacy in Spain In Spain, knowledge about public attitudes towards the police is limited compared to other countries. This study contributes to fill gaps in the literature by examining a wide range of correlates of police legitimacy. Using data from the Spanish sample (N = 1,885) of the European Social Survey (ESS) Round 5, we estimate multivariate regression models with two measures of police legitimacy as outcome variables: moral alignment (α = .81) and duty to obey the police (α = .86). Correlates encompass a range of attitudinal measures, including those related to police activity, the sociopolitical and institutional context, and personal characteristics of the respondents. The results show that, in Spain, as in other countries, police legitimacy is primarily influenced by perceptions of procedural fairness and effectiveness. In addition, the study found that variables such as political orientation and attitudes towards the sociopolitical context are also relevant. These findings suggest that people’s views of the police are linked to broader social and political factors, beyond their interactions with the police. Policing and Society - Subscription at source 5/3/2023 Research article Home Office ‘fearful’ of revenge if it shuts down China’s unofficial police stations in UK The Government has been accused of being 'timid' and 'wet' in its response to China Express 5/3/2023 News Manchester Arena attack victim’s father intends to sue MI5 for failing to stop bombing Andrew Roussos, father to victim Saffie Roussos, said that the apology from MI5 came too late, and he wishes he could have his daughter back. Sky News 5/3/2023 News Man shot dead by police responding to domestic violence incident AUSTRALIA: Police said they were forced to shoot a man who later died in hospital after he threatened officers with knives in Sydney’s south-west on Sunday morning. Two officers were called to a domestic violence incident on William Street, Yagoona, about 8.50am on Sunday, where they found a 29-year-old man armed with two knives. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) 5/3/2023 News Police Scotland facing major cuts over £74million budget black hole Trade unions have warned that the public will suffer and criminals could evade punishment over the budget black hole. Daily Record 5/3/2023 News Tasmania’s police family violence orders are supposed to keep victims safe. But experts say they’re backfiring on women AUSTRALIA: When Anna* called police to report that she'd been assaulted by her partner one afternoon in late 2021, all she wanted was for them to pull him into line — to "tell him off". ABC News (Australia) 4/3/2023 News Stephen Bear trial: Essex Police says it listens to victims A police force which investigated reality TV contestant Stephen Bear says it will bring anyone to justice who commits violence against women. BBC 4/3/2023 News Utah law student, 25, shot dead by cops during traffic stop was fired at twelve times and officers were told to turn bodycam off USA: Police who fired 12 shots at a young Utah student during a traffic stop were instructed to turn off their body cameras just minutes after the fatal shooting. Mail Online 4/3/2023 News Dozens of UK police officers disciplined over sexual contact with crime victims and witnesses Nearly 80 officers in 22 forces across England and Wales have faced action for inappropriate relationships, data reveals The Guardian 4/3/2023 News Western Canada: Police in B.C. rarely co-operate with independent oversight bodies CANADA: Just 200 of the 198 officers in the province fully cooperated. The Globe and Mail (Canada) - Subscription at source 4/3/2023 News Garda crime stats: Rise in number of incidents of rape, sexual assault and domestic violence last year REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardai have released the various crime statistics for Ireland last year and it makes for alarming reading Buzz (Republic of Ireland) 4/3/2023 News Ireland Crime Stats: Rise in violence in Ireland is down to Fine Gael’s soft approach, opposition parties say REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Labour has called on Varadkar’s party to explain why the people of Ireland are being left “without adequate policing.” Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 4/3/2023 News Australia’s ‘biggest drug bust’ stops £500m of cocaine from entering country AUSTRALIA: Australian police have intercepted $1bn Australian dollars worth of cocaine from entering the west of the country, in what is believed to be the nation's biggest-ever drug bust. Radio Exe 4/3/2023 News Using Biological Motion to Investigate Perceptual–Cognitive Expertise in Law Enforcement Use-of-Force Decisions Research focused on police officers’ decision-making in ambiguous use-of-force situations has yet to investigate the role that a suspect’s biological motion plays in unknown-object identification. The current study uses point-light displays to isolate the suspect’s motion and remove potentially biasing information (e.g., skin tone, facial expression, clothing). Experienced law enforcement officers and trainees (n = 129) watched point-light display videos of an actor pulling either a weapon or a non-weapon from a concealed location in a threatening or non-threatening manner. After each video ended, participants indicated whether the object—which was not visible—was a weapon or a non-weapon. Results indicated that the speed and intent (e.g., threatening vs. non-threatening) with which the actor drew the object were significant predictors of officers’ responses. Officers’ law enforcement experience (i.e., years of service) was not a significant predictor of their response. This study has important implications for understanding why police sometimes make critical and costly errors in ambiguous use-of-force situations. We consider implications for police performance and developing improved training procedures. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology 4/3/2023 Research article Recruitment to radical causes: The role of parents, police and Prevent The third and final report of the public inquiry into the Manchester Arena bombing highlighted opportunities missed by the intelligence services to prevent the attack, and failings in the response of police and others; Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth believes the overall findings of the inquiry underline several key lessons to be learned, and the importance of an holistic approach to avoid further tragedies. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 4/3/2023 Analysis, Feature Security breaches at UK nuclear police reach eight year high The police force tasked with guarding UK nuclear plants reported 37 security breaches last year including the thefts of a uniform, confidential documents, an officer’s diary and three ‘classified’ Microsoft tablets. The Ferret 4/3/2023 News Police foil plan to bring $1bn worth of cocaine into Western Australia AUSTRALIA: A covert police operation has foiled a billion dollars worth of cocaine entering Western Australia, with officers duping the alleged criminals into believing they had gotten away with the import. Operation Beech kicked off in November after Drug Enforcement Administration agents seized a record 2.4 tonnes of cocaine allegedly bound for Australia off the South American coast. Police say the shipment was linked to a Mexican cartel and traffickers had no idea of the seizure, believing the drugs were still on their way to Australia. The Guardian 4/3/2023 News «175417551756175717581759176017611762Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
