Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93443 total results. Showing results 37741 to 37760 «188418851886188718881889189018911892Next ›Last » Police outline how response to violence against women and girls will be assessed We've launched a new performance framework with the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) that will measure the impact of the police response to tackling violence against women and girls. College of Policing 6/4/2022 News Reflections from the delivery of the National Enabling Programmes The National Enabling Programme (NEP) formally closed last week after successfully achieving the programme objectives. The NEP continues to be widely praised for not only achieving the objectives but also by the way the programme team worked hand in hand with policing so the police service could achieve the outcomes. National Enabling Programmes 6/4/2022 News Hydra: How German police dismantled Russian darknet site RUSSIA: "It gave us all goosebumps" says Sebastian Zwiebel, as he describes the moment his team shut down Hydra, the world's largest darknet marketplace. BBC 6/4/2022 News The thin(ning) blue line: Police numbers and the impact on crime in society Increasing police numbers can reduce crime rates, yet England and Wales have one of the lowest officer-population ratios in Europe; with crime likely to become increasingly complex, Social Market Foundation Senior Researcher Richard Hyde calls on police and policymakers to invest further in workforce recruitment, to contain and reduce the current high levels of crime. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 6/4/2022 Analysis, Feature Oklahoma lawmakers pass bill to make performing an abortion illegal UNITED STATES: State house approves bill that would make performing an abortion a felony and punishable by 10 years in prison The Guardian 6/4/2022 News Met Police: Sgt Paul Storey found to have raped two women A Met Police sergeant has been found to have raped two women but will not be charged with any crime. BBC 6/4/2022 News NSW Police officer found to have engaged in serious misconduct by touching Indigenous boy on stomach and nipple AUSTRALIA: A New South Wales police officer engaged in serious misconduct when he inappropriately touched a sedated and restrained Aboriginal boy who was in police custody, an investigation has found. ABC News (Australia) 5/4/2022 News Life after prison: Victoria expands jobs program for ex-offenders in bid to reduce recidivism AUSTRALIA: Domestic violence and sexual assault survivor Grace* knows first-hand the discrimination experienced by ex-prisoners while job hunting. The Guardian 5/4/2022 News Perth man jailed for trafficking $15m of meth and illicit cash AUSTRALIA: A 25-year-old Willetton man has been sentenced to 11 years’ jail by the Perth District Court today (5 April 2022) after earlier pleading guilty to drug trafficking and money laundering. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 5/4/2022 News Teen charged after 23km police chopper pursuit from Māngere to Te Atatū NEW ZEALAND: A teenager is due to appear in court after a 23km police pursuit by the Eagle helicopter across Auckland that ended when the vehicle they were in was spiked. NewstalkZB (New Zealand) 5/4/2022 News Police: Top detective defends controversial CIPEM interviewing method NEW ZEALAND: The architect of a controversial police interviewing method has defended its use, saying it’s not to blame for the false confession extracted from a murder suspect. Stuff (New Zealand) 5/4/2022 News MPS unveils updated plan to win back public trust The Metropolitan Police Service has set out its plan for tackling violence against women and girls, targeting perpetrators and raising the standards of its officers. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/4/2022 News Parliament protest clean-up costs tipped to top $1m NEW ZEALAND: The cost of cleaning up after the 23-day occupation at Parliament is tipped to surpass $1 million. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 5/4/2022 News Hertfordshire cancels PEQF courses “to process additional applications” The force has cancelled their next two training courses, one due to start in late March and the second in early April. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/4/2022 News ‘Years of underinvestment’ sees 140 station closures and crumbling estate Police Scotland had made £28.5 million after selling off 96 of its old properties. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/4/2022 News Wife of murdered Gloucestershire man criticises police for not heeding warnings Officers and other agencies told Can Arslan posed threat to neighbours but were ‘toothless and ineffective’ The Guardian 5/4/2022 News West Mercia Police officers charged over racist images Two West Mercia Police officers have been charged with sending grossly offensive messages. BBC 5/4/2022 News Police officer in court charged with sexual assault PC Joseph Demir appeared at Willesden Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday. Belfast Telegraph 5/4/2022 News Testing an Evaluation Tool to Facilitate Police Officers’ Peer Review of Child Interviews Providing child forensic interviewers with ongoing opportunities for feedback is critical to maintaining their interviewing skills. Given practical difficulties with engaging experts to provide this feedback (such as costs and workloads), the current paper explores whether a structured evaluation tool can assist police interviewers to accurately peer review interviews. A structured checklist of best practice skills was created, and participants in two studies used it to evaluate mock transcripts of child interviews that ranged in quality. Transcripts were manipulated to present the opening, transitional, and substantive interview phases as a strong, poor, or mixed performance of best practice skills. In Study 1, 57 police participants from one jurisdiction evaluated the opening and substantive phases of the transcript less accurately when the transcript contained a mixed performance of best practice and the transitional phase less accurately when it contained poor performance. In Study 2, a similar pattern of results was replicated with a sample of 37 police interviewers from a separate jurisdiction with shorter interview training. Results suggest that structured tools are helpful to inform peer review of child interviews, but tools that are too rigid might not be helpful when nuanced improvements are required Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology 5/4/2022 Research article Unifor hands over alleged kickback funds to police CANADA: Canada’s largest private sector union has handed over part of the money obtained by its former president Jerry Dias in an alleged kickback scandal to the police. 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