Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98722 total results. Showing results 35221 to 35240 «175817591760176117621763176417651766Next ›Last » Five drug raids carried out by Police in Moray as part of new operation Police in Moray have carried out five drug raids and helped with 108 community outreach services as part of Operation Protector, a multi-agency scheme which aims to tackle issues associated with drug related harm in Moray. The Northern Scot 6/11/2022 News Hampshire Constabulary offers placement for T-Level students Hampshire Constabulary is hoping to grow its partnership with a local college after becoming the first force in the country to offer industry placements to four of its T-Level students. Police Oracle - Registration at source 6/11/2022 News Crime map shows fall in violent offences since the summer There has been a fall in reported violent and sexual offences in Warrington since the summer. Warrington Guardian 6/11/2022 News SNP’s ‘shameful’ failure to provide Police Scotland with ‘basic kit’ exposed Senior officers had hoped to have access to around 11,000 body-worn video cameras – to put them on a par with 'even the smallest English forces' – but the number available is less than 1,000 Scottish Daily Express 6/11/2022 News Police respond to ‘about 5,000 cases’ of domestic violence each week AUSTRALIA: Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence Commissioner Micaela Cronin says with the launch of a new national action plan, there is a commitment to a “coordinated, collaborative approach” to ending violence against women and children. Sky News 6/11/2022 Feature, Opinion No plans for police to replace current taser model NEW ZEALAND: The police are in limbo over what to do about their stun-gun tasers. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 6/11/2022 News Black man handcuffed after car Montreal police thought was stolen ended up being his CANADA: Brice Dossa said he was "humiliated" and discriminated against after Montreal police officers handcuffed him for the theft of a car that ended up being his, and then didn't have the key to uncuff him. CBC News (Canada) 6/11/2022 News, Video Creeslough locals frustrated with pace of investigations REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: While its community still struggles to grasp the reality of what happened a month ago, their village is still very much the centre of a major Garda investigation. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 6/11/2022 News Scots police bosses call for more equipment as it emerges there are fewer than 1,000 body cams Police officers in Scotland have fewer than 1,000 body-worn video cameras despite requests from force chiefs for more equipment, according to new figures. Statistics obtained by the Scottish Conservatives using freedom-of-information legislation revealed Police Scotland has access to 941 body-worn video cameras. Aberdeen Live 6/11/2022 News Police blitz Manchester’s ‘Counterfeit Alley’ Opposite HM Manchester Prison, still commonly known as Strangeways, groups of men stand outside dozens of half-shuttered shops. “What are you looking for?” they ask passers-by, before ushering them inside, often up flights of rickety stairs to upstairs rooms where ramshackle shops are stacked floor to ceiling with counterfeit goods.There are fake Apple Airpods Pro for £20, rather than £250. The Times - Subscription at source 6/11/2022 Feature Largest ever haul of cannabis seized by police in Spain A total of 32 tonnes of packaged marijuana with a street value of at least €64m (£56m) was discovered. Spain's Civil Guard said it was the largest amount ever found in the country or internationally. Sky News 5/11/2022 News Caught between black and blue: senior Queensland police officer reveals the racism that broke him Indigenous officers ‘walk two worlds’ and survive by being seen to fit in with police culture, Sgt Richard Monaei says The Guardian 5/11/2022 Feature Comissioner shelves plans for police and fire vehicle workshop in Northamptonshire as costs skyrocket Economic uncertainty prompts urgent review amid increased running and maintenance costs Northampton Chronicle & Echo 5/11/2022 News A wall of treatments: An integrative problem-solving approach to the prevention of stone-throwing in East Jerusalem There is growing evidence that some proactive policing strategies have shown promising results in reducing crime. Most of these strategies are generally applied separately to address specific components of criminal behavior, while the involvement in the crime itself may be caused by different factors. This raises the question of whether an integrative approach that addresses these factors could be an appropriate approach to reduce involvement in the crime. Furthermore, most of these policing strategies have been applied toward regular crime; this leaves us with the question of whether these strategies would show similar results when political offenses are involved as well. Our study focuses on the political offense of stone-throwing in East Jerusalem, usually by Palestinian teenage boys. We applied an integrative approach in one of the Palestinian neighborhoods in East Jerusalem, which included strategies such as focused deterrence, place-based policing, cognitive behavioral therapy, diversion to nonenforcement tracks, and interventions at the community level. We found a large and significant reduction in the targeted neighborhood compared to similar Palestinian neighborhoods. We have not found evidence of displacement, but rather evidence of significant diffusion of crime-control benefits. Criminology and Public Policy 5/11/2022 Research article Manchester Arena bombing: Six police officers under investigation – after inquiry reveals mistakes were made Six police officers are being investigated for their response to the Manchester Arena attack. Following an inquiry into the bombing, findings were revealed during a hearing on Friday (November 4). Manchester World 5/11/2022 News, Video Gwent Police urge victims to report honour-based abuse Gwent Police have urged victims of so-called "honour-based" abuse to come forward and seek support. South Wales Argus 5/11/2022 News British police say immigration centre attack was terrorist incident British police said on Saturday evidence showed an extreme right-wing terrorist ideology had motivated a petrol bomb attack on an immigration centre in the southern English port town of Dover on Oct. 30. Reuters 5/11/2022 News The latest public order proposals are not in the interests of the public or the police service Measures around UK public order policing that were defeated in the Police, Courts, Crime and Sentencing Bill are now making their way through Parliament in the Public Order Bill, prompting impassioned debate along the way; Senior Policing Lecturer Owen West, a former chief superintendent and public order policing specialist, argues that while the proposals may enthuse government supporters, they are not in the interest of the public or the police service. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 5/11/2022 Feature, Opinion Dover firebomb attack motivated by terrorist ideology, police say The firebombing of a migrant centre in Dover had “an extreme rightwing motivation”, police have said. The Guardian 5/11/2022 News New officers join the Force as part of national Uplift programme Devon & Cornwall Police has recruited 313 student police officers as part of the Government’s national Uplift programme. Devon & Cornwall Police 5/11/2022 News «175817591760176117621763176417651766Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
