Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93402 total results. Showing results 38161 to 38180 «190519061907190819091910191119121913Next ›Last » Met’s approach to tackling corruption is ‘not fit for purpose’, report finds The Metropolitan Police’s approach to tackling corruption within its ranks is “not fit for purpose”, a watchdog has found. Hackney Gazette 22/3/2022 News Police training in domestic violence scrapped for years before veteran’s murder-suicide: inquiry CANADA: The provincial fatality inquiry examining why an Afghanistan veteran killed his family and himself in 2017 heard Monday that Nova Scotia police officers had limited intimate partner violence training in the seven years before the murder-suicides. CBC News (Canada) 22/3/2022 News Bylaw, photo radar, police provide 2021 Canmore statistics CANADA: The Town of Canmore’s committee of the whole has been updated statistics for the local RCMP detachment, the municipality's bylaw department and photo radar program. [AUDIO] RMO Today (Canada) 22/3/2022 News Multiple Saskatchewan police agencies launch 2022 firearm amnesty program CANADA: Police services across Saskatchewan along with the Ministry of Environment have started up this year’s firearm amnesty program. Global News (Canada) 22/3/2022 News Grandfather and two other men charged after €1.2m drug haul REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A grandfather and a dad of two allegedly involved in the transportation of €840,000 worth of heroin were “vital cogs” in an organised crime operation, a court has heard. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 22/3/2022 News Jobs in pipeline as €25 million overhaul of Laois Garda HQ in Portlaoise goes to tender REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Building contractors have been invited to enter the race to win the multi-million euro contract to refurbish and extend Portlaoise Garda Station so that it can be used as the policing HQ for Laois, Offaly and Kildare. Laos Live (Republic of Ireland) 22/3/2022 News Garda aims for seven-day turnaround in vetting premises for Ukrainian refugees REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Vetting of premises hosting Ukrainian refugees will be turned around within seven days, under the terms of a deal agreed by the Red Cross, the Government and the Garda. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 22/3/2022 News Chief Inspector of Constabulary warns over ‘fragile’ 43-force model and the need to restore public trust In his final State of Policing assessment, Chief Inspector of Constabulary Sir Tom Winsor – who leaves the HMICFRS at the end of this month – has praised the efforts of officers and staff, but highlighted significant concerns including the fragility of the 43-force model in England and Wales, the urgent need to restore public confidence, and compromises required between funding and public expectations, as Policing Insight’s Keith Potter reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 22/3/2022 Analysis, Feature Launch of short courses on organised crime: Cybercrime, firearms trafficking and money laundering PolicingTV 22/3/2022 Feature, Video Launch of short courses on organised crime: Cybercrime, firearms trafficking and money laundering Policing Insight's Chris Allen - consultant, researcher and lecturer in organised and transnational crime, has partnered up with the Police Science Dr Academy to deliver the first three sessions of a series of short courses live to a global online audience of law enforcement investigators, analysts and students in April and May. Policing Insight 22/3/2022 Advertisement, Feature How Researchers Can Make Verbal Lie Detection More Attractive For Practitioners Over the last 30 years deception researchers have changed their attention from observing nonverbal behaviour to analysing speech content. However, many practitioners we speak to are reluctant to make the change from nonverbal to verbal lie detection. In this article we present what practitioners believe is problematic about verbal lie detection: the interview style typically used is not suited for verbal lie detection; the most diagnostic verbal cue to deceit (total details) is not suited for lie detection purposes; practitioners are looking for signs of deception but verbal deception researchers are mainly examining cues that indicate truthfulness; cut-off points (decision rules to decide when someone is lying) do not exist; different verbal indicators are required for different types of lie; and verbal veracity indicators may be culturally defined. We discuss how researchers could address these problems. Psychiatry Psychology and Law 22/3/2022 Research article Can you help? Research into the impact of Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation investigations on Police Staff and Officers. As part of the FCN wellbeing workstream we have been working with the Wellbeing of Investigators Working Group. DCC Ian Critchley (NPCC Lead for child protection) is leading on a piece of research to understand the impacts of Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation investigations on Police Staff and Officers. Forensic Capability Network 22/3/2022 News UK campaigners call for support scheme for victims of terrorism Survivors Against Terror to tell Priti Patel that victims should be given minimum guarantees of support The Guardian 22/3/2022 News Child Q: Minister slammed for ‘lack of urgency’ over police strip-search of Black girl Kit Malthouse employing ‘wait and see attitude’, Labour MP claims The Independent 22/3/2022 News 2022 Skoda Fabia Supermini Reports for Police Duty in the UK Redesigned from the ground up last year, the Fabia is the latest Skoda to be modified for the police forces. Auto Evolution 22/3/2022 News Police guidance on facial recognition technology ‘a hammer blow to privacy’ The College of Policing published a guide for police officers to make sure use of live facial recognition technology is ‘legal and ethical’. The Standard 22/3/2022 News Rotherham whistleblower’s horror at police treatment of CSE allegations A key child sexual abuse (CSE) whistleblower was told by police she was "rocking the multicultural boat" when passing on intelligence of CSE in Rotherham, a misconduct hearing heard. BBC 22/3/2022 News Child Q: Government taking teenage strip-search ‘extremely seriously’ The government is taking the case of a black pupil who was strip-searched at her school "extremely seriously", according to the policing minister. BBC 22/3/2022 News Met police begin interviewing key witnesses about Partygate The Metropolitan police has revealed that it is widening its investigation into Partygate. It said that more than 100 people have now been sent questionnaires about the No 10 parties that are thought to have breached lockdown rules, but that so far no fines have been issued - implying no one has yet voluntarily admitted to having broken the law. The Guardian 22/3/2022 News UK forces can learn from Police Scotland’s reforms The chief constable of Police Scotland has urged his counterparts elsewhere in the UK to examine the insights of the ‘hard-earned lessons’ of reforming Britain’s second-largest police force. Personnel Today 22/3/2022 News «190519061907190819091910191119121913Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
