Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96392 total results. Showing results 36181 to 36200 «180618071808180918101811181218131814Next ›Last » Police Commissioner pays tribute to Tā Toby Curtis NEW ZEALAND: Police Commissioner Andrew Coster has paid tribute to kaumātua Tā Toby Curtis, a member of the Commissioner’s Māori Focus Forum, who died today. New Zealand Police 17/8/2022 News Bedfordshire launch Male-VAWG blog. In a bid to empower victims and encourage others to speak out, the force has created a blog where VAWG victims can share their stories. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/8/2022 News New misconduct guidance places emphasis on public trust. The College of Policing has today released revised guidance on outcomes for police misconduct proceedings. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/8/2022 News Policing “Landscapes” for the Rule of Law and Public Protection: the State of Evidence on Organisational Policies, Structures, and Human Resources Research Question: What evidence is, or is not, available on organisational policies, structures, and practices in national policing institutional landscapes that enable a police service to promote the rule of law and protect the population from crime, disorder, and violations of human rights? Data: Qualitative and quantitative research on police organisational policies, structures, and practices in areas such as human resources and recruiting, legal authorities, and reporting lines to governance. Methods: A review of the evidence in landscapes associated with higher or lower levels of indications of a rule of law and protection from harm across a range of high-, medium-, and low-income countries and across different regions. The paper seeks to assess the strengths, limitations, and gaps in the evidence and data for understanding this association. Findings: The evidence for institutions promoting better policing at the level of nation-states is largely qualitative or historical. Useful frameworks for different models of police landscapes have been developed, with some tentative conclusions observed from within-country studies. These include the negative impact on the rule of law of “militarizing” civilian police forces, the positive impact of checks and balances of external auditing by independent agencies, and the promising effects of well-implemented policies for community policing and body-worn video cameras. Yet all institutional landscapes are embedded in unique cultural traditions, and no one framework for police institutions is likely to work in most countries. Conclusion: Research advances over the past half-century have substantially improved scientific understanding of police institutions. Nations investing in those institutions have a direct stake in advancing that knowledge as part and parcel of an effective strategy for promoting police protection of the public, as well as its rule of law. Cambridge Journal of Evidence-Based Policing 17/8/2022 Research article Greenford stabbing: Police release photo of man in connection with murder of 87-year-old on mobility scooter London’s Metropolitan Police have released an image of a man they are seeking to identify in connection with the fatal stabbing of an 87-year-old grandfather on a mobility scooter in broad daylight. i News 17/8/2022 News Southend police targeting knife carrying gangs with new tech Officers from the Southend Community Policing Team are the first in the country to use the OpenGate system which is specifically designed to detect dense metal objects. Southend Echo 17/8/2022 News Praise for partnership scheme which will engage young people and keep anti-social behaviour at bay This summer, Saltwell Park will see extra patrols carried out by plain-clothed and uniformed officers to help ensure everyone can enjoy the popular Gateshead park without being blighted by disorder. Northumbria Police 17/8/2022 News SNP left humiliated after spending £20MILLION on electric police cars… with no chargers Nicola Sturgeon's SNP-led government has been ridiculed for forking out £20million on electric police vehicles - but not providing any way to charge them. Express 17/8/2022 News Seven Merseyside Police officers under investigation following stop and search The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) is investigating the conduct of seven officers involved in the stop and search of a man who later died. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 17/8/2022 News Right place, right time: Why location data quality is important in policing Data is widely recognised as a key enabler in policing’s digital transformation, but the quality of that data is crucial, especially when it comes to location; Phill Ridley of 1Spatial, Durham Chief Constable Jo Farrell, and Teresa Ashforth, PND Data Quality & Standards Lead at the Home Office, highlight the benefits that can be achieved through the use of UPRNs, and the steps that all forces can take to improve their data quality. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 17/8/2022 Feature, Innovation P.E.I. police-reported hate crimes doubled in 2021 CANADA: P.E.I. experienced a significant increase in hate crimes in 2021, the second year of the COVID-19 pandemic. Saltwire (Canada) 17/8/2022 News Proposed provincial policing plan would bolster Alberta’s rural, remote detachments CANADA: An Alberta Provincial Police Service would see sworn officers currently working in administrative positions at larger detachments redeployed to front-line roles in smaller communities, according to a proposed plan released Tuesday. CTV News (Canada) 17/8/2022 News Alberta promises more officers for rural municipalities with provincial police plan CANADA: The Alberta government continues to make its case for a provincial police force, saying it would add hundreds of front-line officers to small detachments. Blue Line (Canada) 17/8/2022 News Gardaí to vote on new roster proposal as GRA expresses ‘serious concern’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda Representative Groups are set to ballot members on proposed rosters that rank and file representatives have said are “adverse changes” to their conditions of employment, The Journal has learned. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 17/8/2022 News Garda ‘not considering’ transport unit at the moment REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: An Garda Síochána is not considering setting up a specialised public transport police unit at the moment. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 17/8/2022 News Tánaiste says garda transport unit not a decision for Government REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Tánaiste Leo Varadkar has said people should feel safe on public transport but a decision on a dedicated transport police unit is a matter for the Garda Commissioner and not the Government. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 17/8/2022 News Exploring the effects of different workplace trust variables on the work attitudes of police officers Public trust in the police is an important element of a healthy democracy. Concurrently, trust within the workplace is essential for a healthy organization, including the police. The main forms of organizational trust are management, supervisor, and coworker trust. However, there has been little research on how organizational trust affects police officers. This study examines the effects of these three forms of organizational trust on the job satisfaction, job involvement, and organizational commitment of police officers. The sample of 827 officers was drawn from two districts in Haryana, India. The findings indicate that all three forms of trust play an important role in improving the work attitudes of Indian police officers and that personal characteristics account for a lesser variance than the trust variables. Police Practice and Research - Subscription at source 17/8/2022 Research article Police Scotland must ensure ‘effective governance and scrutiny’ on introduction of BWV cameras, say researchers There is widespread public support for police officers in Scotland to wear body-worn video (BWV) cameras when attending incidents, but certain pitfalls must be avoided, new research highlights. Police Professional 17/8/2022 News Black people in England and Wales twice as likely to be fined for breaking lockdown rules. Human rights organisations say figures are evidence of symptomatic biases and overzealous policing. The Guardian 17/8/2022 News Guidance on outcomes in police misconduct proceedings This guidance has been issued by the College of Policing pursuant to section 87 of the Police Act 1996. It applies to all police forces maintained by the Secretary of State for the Home Department. College of Policing 17/8/2022 Report «180618071808180918101811181218131814Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
