Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93447 total results. Showing results 37241 to 37260 «185918601861186218631864186518661867Next ›Last » Sexual offence victims face longest-ever court waits Recent cases involving serious sexual offences have taken the longest time on record to go through Crown Courts in England and Wales, the BBC has found. BBC 25/4/2022 News Metropolitan Police to monitor officers’ phones for signs of corruption Britain’s biggest police force will root out rogue officers with new advanced technology that monitors their computer and phone messages, checks their movements on police premises and even tracks tasks such as photocopying. The Times - Subscription at source 25/4/2022 News Sarah Everard case triggers sharp rise in sexual claims against police Police Scotland is investigating a “significant increase” in sexual misconduct allegations against its officers. The Times - Subscription at source 25/4/2022 News Madeleine McCann suspect mocks police ‘I did nothing – well almost nothing’ GERMANY: He described himself as “the most-known bad person in the world”. Daily Record 25/4/2022 News David Oluwale, victim of police harassment, to be remembered by blue plaque in Leeds British-Nigerian was last seen alive being chased by police officers two weeks before body found in river The Guardian 25/4/2022 News Evaluation of the RCMP’s Reconciliation Actions (2016-2021) CANADA: The Truth and Reconciliation Commission's (TRC) "Calls to Action", and the "Calls to Justice" of the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) Inquiry, have led to a greater awareness among Canadians to account for the harm inflicted in the past, and to respect Indigenous people, Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) 25/4/2022 Report Ottawa’s police budget expected to take hit from 100 anticipated events, demonstrations in 2022 CANADA: However, the Ottawa Police Service has come up with ways to make up for some of those financial shortfalls, which also includes a one-time injection of $35 million from the federal government to cover February's convoy demonstration. City News (Canada) 24/4/2022 News He livestreamed a killing. Facebook alerted police, deleted the video, but duplicates spread NEW ZEALAND: One of the videos was viewed 16,000 times and shared 191 more. Another logged 56,000 views and 2,300 shares. The Star (New Zealand) 24/4/2022 News Apple CarPlay earns its stripes in world-first police trial in Australia AUSTRALIA: Police in Western Australia are trialling new technology that brings emergency communications to Apple CarPlay in modern patrol cars. Drive (Australia) 24/4/2022 News Justice comes dropping too slow in Varadkar leak inquiry REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: It’s taken the National Bureau of Criminal Investigation some 16 months to complete a criminal investigation into Leo Varadkar, which finally concluded yesterday with the announcement that a file has been sent to the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP). At issue is whether the tanaiste should be prosecuted for giving a copy of a provisional agreement between the government and the Irish Medical Organisation to a friend, Maitiú Ó Tuathail, who led a rival association of GPs. The Times - Subscription at source 24/4/2022 News Stop and search can’t be reformed. It needs to be scrapped entirely. The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has published a report in which it urges police in England and Wales to address their disproportionate use of stop and search powers against Black and racially minoritised people. The Canary 24/4/2022 Analysis, Feature The Met’s pre-election pause in Partygate updates is a political act Who is advising Scotland Yard on the political implications of releasing – or not releasing – information on new fixed-penalty notices issued in the period prior to the local elections on 5 May (Police delay Partygate fine updates until after May local elections, 21 April)? There is no requirement in electoral law that prohibits the publication of such information. The Guardian 24/4/2022 News Fast-track DNA testing snares criminals in London as Met Police officers trial ‘exciting’ technology Professor Fraser Sampson, biometrics and surveillance camera commissioner for England and Wales, told Policing TV that the Met’s trial is an ‘interesting and exciting development’ i News 24/4/2022 News Widow of tragic PC Andrew Harper urges Nicola Sturgeon to introduce life sentences for police killers Lissie Harper has joined forces with Christine Fulton, from Ayrshire, whose police officer husband was stabbed to death in 1994. Daily Record 24/4/2022 News The Influence of Distributive and Procedural Justice on Work–family Conflict, Enrichment, and Mental Health of Indian Police Employing the conservation of resources theory as a theoretical framework, the present research investigates a model that studies the influence of distributive and procedural justice on work–family conflict, work–family enrichment, and mental health. The model also evaluates the impact of work–family conflict and enrichment on mental health. The purposive sampling technique and a survey instrument were used to collect data from Rajasthan (India) police and analyzed using structural equation modeling. The results indicate that perceptions of justice (distributive and procedural) reduce work–family conflict and foster work–family enrichment in the police. Additionally, work–family conflict and enrichment predict mental health. The results further suggest the mediating mechanisms of work–family conflict and enrichment between distributive (partial), procedural (full) justice, and mental health. Police Practice and Research - Registration at source 24/4/2022 Research article Digital Equipment – A Game Changer For Police Training?! Experiences of the Bavarian Police Training Availability and appropriate use of digital devices are indispensable for modern learning and work environments. Compared to school and university education, however, there is hardly any empirical, scientifically sound knowledge available on this subject for the area of police training and education. The study therefore examined how the use of personally assigned digital devices such as tablet PCs and smartphones, as well as the use of interactive whiteboards, is related to the learning behaviour and academic performance of 99 police trainees during 18 months of police training. The results showed that a frequent use of digital devices was related to an improvement in learning behaviour and interest. The results on academic performance of these 99 police officers trainees compared to the trainees without personally assigned digital devices of the same cohort (N = 629) are mixed. The study points out several practical implications for the further implementation of digital devices, such as the need for training the police personnel, developing new didactic teaching methods as well as new teaching formats. Police Practice and Research - Registration at source 24/4/2022 Research article Police lack training to spot coercive control as only three per cent of reports result in charges Coercive control regularly escalates into physical attacks and domestic violence and in extreme cases has resulted in homicide The Telegraph - Subscription at source 23/4/2022 News Rapid DNA test keeps criminals off streets Rapid DNA technology that brings back results in less than two hours is being trialled by Britain’s biggest police force to get rapists and violent offenders off the streets faster. The Metropolitan Police has already used the fast-track technology to catch at least one offender suspected of historical offences, who was charged and remanded in custody but would ordinarily have been bailed while investigations continued. The Times - Subscription at source 23/4/2022 News Fast-track DNA technology links rape suspects to a crime within two hours It can also quickly match criminals to previous offences before they have to be released into the community where they could reoffend The Telegraph - Subscription at source 23/4/2022 News Police pursuits claimed 77 lives over a decade in Canada, study finds CANADA: Aerial support greatly improves odds of capturing suspects while lowering risks, says watchdog CBC News (Canada) 23/4/2022 News «185918601861186218631864186518661867Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
