Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93469 total results. Showing results 37021 to 37040 «184818491850185118521853185418551856Next ›Last » AFP Association blasts Scott Morrison’s ‘downright offensive’ anti-corruption model AUSTRALIA: Police have blasted Scott Morrison's anti-corruption plan as "downright offensive", saying the Coalition's model treats officers as "less human" than politicians. The Canberra Times (Australia) 2/5/2022 News Dramatic arrest ‘absolutely’ raises legal issues with police, lawyer says AUSTRALIA: Police involved with the dramatic arrest of a man at Melton could “absolutely” face legal scrutiny for their actions, a lawyer has told Neil Mitchell. [AUDIO] 3AW (Australia) 2/5/2022 News NZ’s biggest drug bust: Alleged drug traffickers plead not guilty over 600kg meth haul NEW ZEALAND: Four men arrested in New Zealand’s biggest drug bust have pleaded not guilty to the charges levelled against them. Stuff (New Zealand) 2/5/2022 News ‘Deeply troubling’: Our shocking gun statistics as gang warfare and firearms violence erupt NEW ZEALAND: Nearly 100 Kiwis have been shot dead in just four years amid an explosion in gang warfare and firearms violence across our communities. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 2/5/2022 News No love lost on online dating scams NEW ZEALAND: Millions of dollars a year are being swiped by scammers taking advantage of those looking for love online. New Zealand Police 2/5/2022 News Perceptions of Trust in the Police: A Cross-National Comparison Comparative analyses enable researchers to identify individual- and structural-level factors that influence the operations of the justice system that might not be evident when examining these indicators in a single nation. In this study, the factors associated with the public’s self-reported trust in thepolice were examined in 105 nations. We analysed the contributions of three theoretical propositions: social integration, democratic performance, and self-reported perceptions of crime. With respect to the structural factors, the public expressed the most trust in the police in nations with a greater adherence to the rule of law and a higher per capita gross domestic product. Citizens in countries perceived to be more corrupt were also less likely to believe their police were trustworthy. Inconsistent with expectations, individual-level factors, such as perceptions about crime, risks of being victimised, and prior histories of victimisation also exerted an influence on the public’s perceptions of trust. International Journal of Comparative and Applied Criminal Justice - Registration at source 2/5/2022 Research article Proper investigation of Cummings ‘might have prevented’ Partygate Former prosecutor for north-west England, Nazir Afzal, critical of police handling of alleged Covid rule breaches The Guardian 2/5/2022 News Priti Patel ‘must consult young Londoners’ over new Met Police chief Justice campaigners have written to Priti Patel demanding young people and ethnic minorities are consulted over Dame Cressida Dick’s replacement as Commissioner to restore faith in Scotland Yard. The Standard 2/5/2022 News B.C. mental health advocates push for change in police approach to crisis calls CANADA: May 1 marks the start of Mental Health Week across Canada, and with that comes growing calls to rethink how people with mental health issues are treated in times of crisis. CTV News (Canada) 2/5/2022 News Alberta government exploring independent police oversight options CANADA: The Alberta government is exploring the creation of an independent body to handle complaints about police — a measure many advocates have long requested. CBC News (Canada) 2/5/2022 News Ontario police remembrance ceremony held in-person for 1st time in 3 years CANADA: Police and provincial figures gathered in person for the first time in three years for the 23rd annual ceremony of remembrance for police officers at Queen’s Park on Sunday. Global News (Canada) 2/5/2022 News, Video Top Garda officers ‘disappointed’ at ban on wearing uniforms at RIC commemoration event REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Senior Garda officers were barred from wearing their uniforms at a centenary commemoration for the Royal Irish Constabulary in London on Friday, the News Letter has learnt. The Newsletter 2/5/2022 News “Sometimes I’m missing the words” REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The authors would like to express our sincere thanks to all those who participated in and supported the study. [pdf] Irish Penal Reform Trust 2/5/2022 Report Racial bias threatens confidence in gardaí and criminal justice system REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Those who come into contact with the criminal justice system are increasingly diverse in terms of race, nationality and ethnicity. By and large, those who arrest, prosecute, punish, and supervise them remain white and Irish. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 2/5/2022 News Enforce existing whatsapp rules, think tank tells government The think tank has called for the government to enforce its own rules on whatsapp use. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/5/2022 News Police chiefs urged to apply for Metropolitan Police top job Home Office officials have been contacting chief constables to persuade them to apply for the Metropolitan Police commissioner vacancy amid fears the acrimonious departure of Dame Cressida Dick could deter candidates. The Times - Subscription at source 2/5/2022 News Officials ask chief constables to apply to become new Met Police head after Dame Cressida Dick’s ousting put likely candidates off Home Office officials have been contacting chief constables to ask them to apply to become the new Met Police commissioner amid fears the botched ousting of Dame Cressida Dick could put people off. Mail Online 2/5/2022 News Police forces face £27m extra heating bill as price of gas rises and Government refuses to increase funding The UK's police forces face a £27 million black hole in their heating bills. i News - Subscription at source 2/5/2022 News Removing benches, blocking cycle paths: why are police interfering in the UK’s public spaces? The Secured by Design initiative is damaging British cities, robbing them of greenery and public amenities while promoting fear The Guardian 2/5/2022 Feature, Opinion Organised crime policing: Strategic Review outlines the next chapter Acknowledged as a potentially influential document in shaping UK law enforcement for the future, the Police Foundation’s recently published final report on the Strategic Review of Policing also recommended major changes in tackling organised crime (OC) going forwards; Policing Insight’s Chris Allen considers some of the report’s key points on OC. 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