Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98748 total results. Showing results 35641 to 35660 «177917801781178217831784178517861787Next ›Last » Inspector given community order for assaulting vulnerable boy. Inspector Dean Gittoes had arrested the teenager under the Terrorism Act while off-duty. Police Professional - Subscription at source 27/10/2022 News Inside the fight to make Halifax police discipline records public CANADA: When it comes to the way police forces interact with the public, the last few years have been the social equivalent of an earthquake. CBC News (Canada) 27/10/2022 News Toronto Police and Durham Regional Police announce first of its kind collaboration to share firearm bail compliance data CANADA: The Toronto Police Service (TPS) and the Durham Regional Police Service (DRPS) have announced an inter-agency collaboration to share firearm bail compliance data in real time. Blue Line (Canada) 27/10/2022 News OPP Association names new president and vice president CANADA: John Cerasuolo has been named the new president and CEO of the OPP Association. David Sabatini has been named the new vice president. Blue Line (Canada) 27/10/2022 News Gardaí warn of growing number of young people becoming money mules REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardaí are warning of a rising number of young people being used as ‘money mules’ to help launder the proceeds of crime. Galway Daily (Republic of Ireland) 27/10/2022 News Anonymous garda evidence will see ‘cloak of secrecy’ descend on Hutch case, lawyers say REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Lawyers for Gerard ‘The Monk’ Hutch, who is accused of the murder of Kinahan Cartel member David Byrne at the Regency Hotel, have argued that "a cloak of secrecy" will descend over their client's case if gardai from the National Surveillance Unit are allowed to give evidence anonymously. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 27/10/2022 News New Bill to tackle hate crime and hate speech includes clear provision to protect freedom of expression REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: New legislation to combat hate crime and hate speech is expected to become law before the end of the year. gov.ie 27/10/2022 News SCANning for truth. Scholars’ and practitioners’ perceptions on the use(fulness) of Scientific Content Analysis in detecting deception during police interviews SCAN (Scientific Content Analysis) is a verbal credibility assessment (VCA) tool that claims to detect deception in written statements. Although the validity of SCAN is contested in literature, various (law enforcement) agencies across the globe are trained in using SCAN. To date it remains unknown how SCAN is perceived, and to what extent it is used in practice. Based on a scoping review and qualitative survey, we identified practitioners’ and scholars’ perceptions on the use(fulness) of SCAN. Data were collected from 48 participants (35 practitioners and 13 scholars). Key findings illuminate (1) that practitioners apply an incomplete, personalized version of SCAN, (2) that SCAN practitioners are reluctant to abandon SCAN, and (3) that SCAN is considered incompatible with (Belgian) legislation on police questioning. Based on practitioners’ expressed needs and concerns, we present several alternatives for SCAN, as well as recommendations on how a shift to other techniques can be facilitated. Psychology Crime and Law - Subscription at source 27/10/2022 Research article Highly-trained officers on standby to help with Bonfire Night incidents. Highly-trained public order officers will be available to support policing commanders across Scotland to deal with anti-social behaviour and disorder on Bonfire Night. Police Professional 27/10/2022 News Police-recorded crime in England and Wales hits new high. Police-recorded crime in England and Wales has hit a new high, driven by sharp increases in violent and sexual offences, new figures show. Police Professional 27/10/2022 News China ‘has Europe-wide network of secret police bases’. London and Glasgow claimed to be among list of operations to target critics and dissidents. The Times - Subscription at source 27/10/2022 News Police officer screamed racist abuse and recorded himself by mistake. The officer mistakenly sent the recording to a colleague. Liverpool Echo 27/10/2022 News The coalition has made it that much easier for NSW Police to access electronic devices AUSTRALIA: Obviously, the NSW Police Force has been whispering into police minister Paul Toole’s ear about its officers not having enough powers when policing the general public, as the Perrottet government has just passed a plethora of bills to placate its chief ally right before it’s about to lose office. As Toole explained in parliament, officers only have a limited means of acquiring access to an electronic device when executing a warrant and state cops want the same powers the feds have in being able to threaten prison time if a suspect doesn’t provide the necessary details to open one. Sydney Criminal Lawyers 27/10/2022 Feature, Opinion Queensland government moves to have police immediately sacked if they are sentenced to jail AUSTRALIA: Currently, officers may not be dismissed until all criminal appeals and disciplinary action are finalised The Guardian 27/10/2022 News Londonderry: Police increase patrols following attacks. Police are to increase patrols in Londonderry following two attacks in the city when men were beaten with iron bars. BBC 27/10/2022 News From traffickers and terrorism to environmental emergencies, it’s all part of the job for RGP’s Marine Unit The Straits of Gibraltar are a potential illicit gateway between Europe and Africa, but it’s not just drugs and people smugglers keeping the Royal Gibraltar Police Marine Unit busy; in this second in a two-part series on the Unit’s work, Policing Insight’s Martin Buhagiar spoke to Chief Inspector Sean Perera about the unique challenges of policing the Iberian Peninsula and this incredibly busy stretch of water, where tackling traffickers, counter-terrorism and environmental emergencies are all part of the job. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 27/10/2022 Feature, Interview Cuts threaten to make Police Scotland a ‘quasi-paramilitary force’. Police Scotland risks becoming a “quasi-paramilitary force” only capable of responding to the most serious incidents due to budget cuts, MSPs have been told. The Times - Subscription at source 27/10/2022 News Work begins on City of London Police and Courts shared HQ. Construction work has begun on a new shared headquarters for the City of London Law Courts and the City of London Police. The building, named the Salisbury Square Development, on Fleet Street is funded by the City of London Corporation. UKAuthority.com 27/10/2022 News China accused of operating secret police station in centre of Glasgow. Ministers have been called on to intervene after China was accused of operating a “shadowy and chilling” secret police hub in the heart of Glasgow. The Times - Subscription at source 27/10/2022 News ‘Affluent’ drug users face police crackdown as forces shift focus. Drug users taking cocaine and ecstasy in nightclubs and smoking cannabis on the street will be targeted and face arrest under a police crackdown, The Times has learnt. 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