Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96398 total results. Showing results 35781 to 35800 «178617871788178917901791179217931794Next ›Last » Policing pandemic in China: investigating the roles of organizational adjustment, procedural justice, and police trustworthiness on public compliance In December 2019, the SARS-CoV-2 virus was first detected in Wuhan, China. Soon after, China became the first country in the world to enforce strict lockdown protocols in an effort to mitigate the spread of the disease. This study examines the perceptions of pandemic rules enforcement during the first COVID-19 lockdown in 2020 among 600 Chinese police officers. The analyses reveal that police departments’ prompt and adequate adjustment to the pandemic, police officers’ procedural justice in interacting with citizens, and police perceptions of police trustworthiness among the citizens all had direct and indirect effects on public compliance to lockdown enforcement during the pandemic. These findings affirm the role of police procedural justice in public compliance to law enforcement in China and stress the importance of organizational adjustment and public trust during an emergency situation such as the COVID-19 pandemic. Implications to pandemic-related policymaking and enforcement are also discussed. Police Practice and Research 27/8/2022 Research article Taunton Lib Dem calling for a return to ‘community policing’ I was shocked to find out that Avon and Somerset Police closed almost 50,000 cases last year without even identifying a suspect. County Gazette (Somerset) 27/8/2022 News Police and Crime Commissioner promises to tackle rape and sexual violence in new crime plan Police and Crime Commissioner, Andrew Snowden has promised to tackle rape and sexual violence alongside improving outcomes for victims and driving up conviction rates. Lancashire Post 27/8/2022 News, Video Ledbury’s anger over ‘appalling’ policing reaching crisis point A town in Herefordshire is reaching a crisis point as angry councillors say policing levels are falling. Ledbury Reporter 27/8/2022 News Blackmail offences hit record levels in Gwent last year Victim Support urged the UK Government and police forces across England and Wales – almost all of which saw a record number of offences last year – to take the crime seriously. South Wales Argus 27/8/2022 News West Yorkshire Police: Receives 200 accidental emergency calls daily About 200 accidental 999 calls are being received by a police force every day. West Yorkshire Police said pocket dialling and children playing on their parents' phones accounted for a number of the calls. BBC 27/8/2022 News Senior NT police officer charged with dozens of offences AUSTRALIA: Police officer Neil Mellon has been charged with perverting the course of justice and a number of weapons, firearms and wildlife offences. ABC News (Australia) 27/8/2022 News, Video Emotions evident at one-year anniversary of historic Dawn Raids apology NEW ZEALAND: The first official celebration of the New Zealand government's apology for the Dawn Raids was an emotional affair at the Orakei Marae complex in Auckland. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 27/8/2022 News, Video Peel Regional Police releases Annual Use of Force Report CANADA: On Aug. 26, 2022, Peel Regional Police released results of the 2021 Use of Force Report. Peel Regional Police (Canada) 27/8/2022 News Peel police used force on Black people 3.2 times more than their share of population last year: new data CANADA: Peel Regional Police used less force on Black people last year compared to 2020, but still did so 3.2 times more than Black people's share of the population, new data shows. CBC News (Canada) 27/8/2022 News Three arrested at Waterford home after major seizure of a ‘combination of illegal substances’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Three people have been arrested as part of a garda operation in Co. Waterford after more than €122,000 worth of drugs was found. Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 27/8/2022 News ‘Savage and sustained’ cuts to policing slammed as crime rises across Merseyside Conor McGinn, the Labour MP for St Helens North, has slammed what he describes as "savage and sustained" cuts to policing on Merseyside, as new statistics show crime is up almost a third in the region. St Helens Star 27/8/2022 News What does it take to police rural Scotland? We find out from three serving officers As one of Scotland’s favourite fictional bobbies, we sadly bade farewell to Hamish Macbeth 25 years ago as the rural crime fighter departed the shores of Lochdubh – and our screens – forever. Hamish Macbeth depicted a colourful policing life as he investigated theft from the grocery store, locals keen to boost tourism by any means necessary, unruly visitors and shinty rivalries, all the while wrangling with amateur dramatics and a tangled love life. But in the 25 years since the series last aired, rural policing in Scotland has changed considerably as technology moved apace and new criminal enterprises emerged. The Press and Journal 27/8/2022 Feature Westlaw criminal cases update Westlaw provides coverage of case decisions, including those from the High Court, Courts of Appeal and the Supreme Court, with analytical digests written by a team of legally qualified editors. Police Professional - Subscription at source 26/8/2022 News Intelligent evidence Simon Imbert explores how Crimestoppers and others, including the West Midlands Violence Reduction Unit and a number of police forces, are using digital mapping tools not just to interpret data, but to turn information into knowledge, understanding and actionable insight Police Professional - Subscription at source 26/8/2022 Feature Forward thinking Future Policing returns to The Emergency Services Show this September. Police Professional - Subscription at source 26/8/2022 Feature Research recommends safer approach to removing casualties from car accidents A revised approach to how the emergency services respond to patients in motor vehicle collisions (MVCs) could help to save lives, according to new research. Police Professional - Subscription at source 26/8/2022 Feature North Wales PCC sees how new vehicle is bringing policing closer to rural communities North Wales Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC), Andy Dunbobbin, visited Dolgellau yesterday (August 25) to see how a new mobile policing service is ensuring rural communities in North Wales have better support access and know where to turn if they are victims of crime. North Wales Chronicle 26/8/2022 News It’s frightening when police give up on crime Residents in leafy suburbs and red wall estates are in despair as burglary and car theft are all but ignored by local forces The Times - Subscription at source 26/8/2022 Feature, Opinion Cleveland mull “legal options” over officer who urinated in shop. Cleveland has said they are considering legal options after gross misconduct was found proven against the officer, but the independent panel said she could keep her job. 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