Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98731 total results. Showing results 35361 to 35380 «176517661767176817691770177117721773Next ›Last » Northern Territory Police to ‘audit’ handling of domestic violence incidents in Alice Springs and central Australia. AUSTRALIA: Northern Territory police have announced plans to review their handling of domestic violence incidents, in the wake of reporting on the high levels of violence against Aboriginal women and concerns about police responses to it. ABC News (Australia) 2/11/2022 News NSW inquiry into murders of LGBTQ+ people ‘may be the last chance for the truth’. AUSTRALIA: Special commission of inquiry into hate crimes begins hearings after 88 men were killed between 1976 and 2000. The Guardian 2/11/2022 News AFP helps boost RSIPF capability to keep communities safe and secure. AUSTRALIA: The AFP has delivered specialist training and donated vehicles and weapons with a combined investment of over AUD $1.3 million to the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF), which is continuing to strengthen its operational capability in the lead up to and beyond the Pacific Games 2023. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 2/11/2022 News Met officers jailed for sharing offensive messages with Wayne Couzens. Police joked in WhatsApp group about raping female colleague and Tasering children and people with disabilities. The Guardian 2/11/2022 News Covid led to backlog in Scotland response driver training. The 1919 magazine has reported that there are 616 Scottish officers on the "priority one" list for the Standard Response Driver Training. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/11/2022 News 2023 Small Grants Announced The N8 PRP 2023 Small Grants will explore gendered violence, drug markets and repeat sexual offenders. N8 Policing Research Partnership (N8PRP) 2/11/2022 News Eight in 10 rape charges tried by UK military courts end without conviction. Only 11 out of 53 charges of rape heard by service justice system in past three years led to guilty charges. The Guardian 2/11/2022 News PFEW condemns forces for failing officers who are victims of misogynistic and predatory behaviour. The Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) has condemned forces for failing police officers who have been victims of misogynistic and predatory behaviour. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 2/11/2022 News ‘Unacceptable’ that forces are failing officers who are victims of misogynistic behaviour, says PFEW. The Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) has condemned forces for failing police officers who have been victims of misogynistic and predatory behaviour. Police Professional 2/11/2022 News Make no excuses – Exclusive introduction from Staffordshire Commissioner Ben Adams The Stoke-on-Trent and Staffordshire Violence Reduction Alliance campaigns are part of a wider approach by the Staffordshire Commissioner’s Office to reduce violence more broadly, using funding secured from the government’s Safer Streets Fund and Safety of Women at Night Fund. The ‘Make No Excuses’ campaign focuses on the harassment of women in public places, using a thought-provoking video which highlights the harm caused by unwanted behaviours. The Violence Reduction Alliance is made up of a number of partners across the third sector and public services, such as the Staffordshire Commissioner’s Office, Staffordshire Police, Staffordshire County Council and Stoke-on-Trent City Council. PolicingTV 2/11/2022 Video Make no excuses – Exclusive introduction from Staffordshire Commissioner Ben Adams The Stoke-on-Trent and Staffordshire Violence Reduction Alliance campaigns are part of a wider approach by the Staffordshire Commissioner’s Office to reduce violence more broadly, using funding secured from the government’s Safer Streets Fund and Safety of Women at Night Fund. The ‘Make No Excuses’ campaign focuses on the harassment of women in public places, using a thought-provoking video which highlights the harm caused by unwanted behaviours. The Violence Reduction Alliance is made up of a number of partners across the third sector and public services, such as the Staffordshire Commissioner’s Office, Staffordshire Police, Staffordshire County Council and Stoke-on-Trent City Council. PolicingTV 2/11/2022 Video Need for police vetting to be ‘more intrusive and diligent’, says IOPC. The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) says His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services (HMICFRS) report into vetting, misconduct and misogyny in policing reiterates the need for a “more intrusive and diligent” approach. Police Professional 2/11/2022 News Suspicious places make people suspicious: Officers’ perceptions of place-based conditions in racialized drug enforcement Place-based conditions are well-established predictors of police behavior, but the literature lacks nuanced examinations of how place-based factors influence officer decision making, especially by citizen race/ethnicity and from officers’ perspectives. We investigate officers’ accounts regarding how they weigh place-based factors into their arrest decisions of Black, Hispanic, and White drug suspects in Newark, New Jersey from 2011 to 2016. Our analysis of 438 filed drug arrest reports revealed that most arrestees, especially Black Americans, became susceptible to heightened police scrutiny because of their presence in stigmatized, criminalized areas. Although place-based stigma and individualized prohibited behavior coalesced to guide police contacts with Hispanic and White residents, officers made contacts with Black Americans based on a lower legal basis, often irrespective of their individualized behavior in stigmatized places. Criminology and Public Policy 2/11/2022 Research article Lawyer says convoy protesters were receiving leaked police information, Emergencies Act inquiry hears CANADA: One of the main lawyers representing some convoy organizers says the group was receiving leaked police information during the early days of protests that blocked streets in downtown Ottawa, the Emergencies Act inquiry heard. CBC News (Canada) 2/11/2022 News, Video Kenya: police killings point to systemic rot and a failed justice system New Kenyan President William Ruto has already ordered a police unit suspected of extrajudicial killings to be disbanded; but East Africa crime, justice and policing specialist Professor Naomi van Stapele argues that, far from representing genuine reform, the move simply allows the new leader to bring in his own trusted officers in a country where police killings are systemic. Policing Insight 2/11/2022 Analysis, Feature Police Diversion at Arrest: A Systematic Review of the Literature Police-initiated diversion programs are an increasingly common intervention to prevent excessive arrests of vulnerable populations. This systematic literature review carefully examined the current state of research to evaluate what is known about these programs and to determine the next steps for the field. Health, human services, legal, and criminal justice databases were searched for empirical research on police-initiated pre-arrest diversion of adults from 2000 to the present, resulting in 47 relevant studies for the review. The study designs, analyses, and findings are described. Overall, police diversion programs were associated with reducing recidivism and lowering costs, although there is little association between program participation and improved behavioral health. More in-depth qualitative and quasi-experimental research is needed. Police diversion programs can be seen as one major social justice strategy to reduce dependence on mass incarceration to resolve social problems. Criminal Justice and Behaviour - Subscription at source 2/11/2022 Research article Windsor police considering creating a new unit to deal with large protests: internal document CANADA: The Windsor Police Service (WPS) examined the idea of creating a Public Order Unit to help control large crowds of people in the wake of the Ambassador Bridge blockade, according to a debriefing document submitted to the Emergencies Act Inquiry in Ottawa. CBC News (Canada) 2/11/2022 News Toronto Police and Gerstein Crisis Centre extend the 9-1-1 Crisis Call Diversion Pilot Project for another year CANADA: The Toronto Police Service (TPS) and Gerstein Crisis Centre (GCC) will continue in collaboration to respond to those calling 9-1-1 with non-emergent mental health needs for an additional year. Blue Line (Canada) 2/11/2022 News Five of 17 Wicklow Garda stations record crime increase REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: An analysis by the Irish Independent has revealed that five out of 17 Wicklow Garda stations recorded an increase in crime last year compared to pre-Covid levels, despite being subject to lockdown restrictions for large parts of the year. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 2/11/2022 News Councillor seeks extra garda resources after Halloween violence REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The chairman of a Limerick joint policing committee has said extra garda resources are “urgently needed” to deal with roaming gangs of youths in west Limerick towns and villages. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 2/11/2022 News «176517661767176817691770177117721773Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
