Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115824 total results. Showing results 38181 to 38200 «190619071908190919101911191219131914Next ›Last » PFEW to request election cycle amendment The Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) will be formally approaching the Home Office to request a change in the Federation’s election cycle. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 17/10/2023 News 20,000 Britons approached by Chinese agents on LinkedIn, says MI5 head Ken McCallum warns China is trying to steal industrial and technological secrets in the west The Guardian 17/10/2023 News Sevenfold increase in antisemitic incidents recorded in UK since Hamas attack The Community Security Trust said it had recorded 320 antisemitic incidents between October 7 and 16. The Independent 17/10/2023 News Universities should report pro-Hamas displays on campus to police, says Gillian Keegan Education Secretary says those who glorify the proscribed terror group’s attacks on Israel face 14 years behind bars The Telegraph - Subscription at source 17/10/2023 News One year on from the IICSA report – why belief matters A year since the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA) published its final report, the national policing lead for child protection and abuse investigation, Ian Critchley QPM has been reflecting on the issue of belief. Police Professional 17/10/2023 News Survivor calls on new Victims’ Commissioner and PM to help end ‘impunity’ for rapists Rape survivor Dawn Carrington, a former Ministry of Justice and Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) communications consultant, is calling on newly-appointed interim Victims’ Commissioner Baroness Helen Newman to confront what she sees as the effective ‘legalisation’ of rape in the UK. Police Professional 17/10/2023 News Black sprinter stopped in Maida Vale claims he was ‘stereotyped’ Officers targeted a black man 'driving a nice car' misconduct hearing told. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/10/2023 News Emergency actions taken by Justice Secretary to tackle prison crisis The average custodial sentence length was 24.3 months last year compared to 17 months a decade earlier. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/10/2023 News Opinion: one year on from the Independent Inquiry into CSA NPCC Lead for Child Protection, Ian Critchley, writes about the police's approach to investigating Child Sexual Abuse one year on from the Independent Inquiry. Police Oracle 17/10/2023 Feature, Opinion What happens now to Surrey’s police transition court challenge? CANADA: Now that B.C. has introduced legislation to force Surrey to accept the transition to its municipal police service, what happens to the city’s court challenge of Victoria’s order to dump the RCMP? City News (Canada) 17/10/2023 News Police Taser 14-year-old during Birmingham neighbour dispute A 14-year-old boy was Tasered by police investigating a neighbour dispute. BBC 17/10/2023 News Teen says in officer trial that RCMP officer courted her, abused her in private CANADA: A girl testified Monday that when she was 16, a 27-year-old RCMP officer who wanted her hand in marriage would act “nice” around her family and show off his police gear, but would physically, emotionally and sexually abuse her in private. Blue Line (Canada) 17/10/2023 News Weekly academic research summary This summary curates the key policing-related research that's been published online in the last week, with links to the original journal articles, and selected abstracts. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 17/10/2023 News Galway Garda Chief denies claims Salthill Garda Station being “downgraded by stealth” REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Galway Garda Chief is denying claims that Salthill Garda Station is being “downgraded by stealth”. [AUDIO] Connacht Tribune (Republic of Ireland) 17/10/2023 News Councillor criticises number of new Garda recruits allocated to Mayo REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The allocation of just one Garda recruit to a Mayo garda station has been criticised by a local councillor, who says the west of Ireland deserves a better police service. Mayo Live (Republic of Ireland) 17/10/2023 News Research finds police more aware of coercive and controlling behaviour, but warns that victim stereotypes remain New research funded by the N8 Police Research Partnership into the experiences of both victim-survivors of coercive and controlling behaviour (CCB) and frontline officers involved in such cases has found that while policing’s understanding and awareness of the manipulative tactics employed by CCB perpetrators has improved, stereotypical images of victims can still mean such behaviour goes undetected, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 17/10/2023 Analysis, Feature Zara Aleena: Jury to examine Met Police’s efforts to find killer A jury will consider whether police officers could have done more to find Zara Aleena's killer before he murdered her, a coroner has directed. BBC 17/10/2023 News Baroness Newlove reappointed Victims’ Commissioner on interim basis for one year Former Victims’ Commissioner Baroness Helen Newlove has been reappointed on an interim basis while a recruitment campaign for a permanent appointment gets underway. Police Professional 17/10/2023 News Cork garda challenges sanction he received after wrong apartment entered in drugs search REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda was given a formal caution by his superiors, despite the fact what occurred was 'a genuine error' and all the officers involved had acted 'in good faith', court heard. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 17/10/2023 News Body-Worn Cameras and Settlements Body-worn cameras (BWCs) have been widely adopted in the United States due to their perceived promise of reducing police misconduct through a deterrent or Hawthorne effect. Much of the available evidence indicates that BWCs reduce civilian complaints, use-of-force, and other police misbehavior. However, there is a tendency for existing research to study minor forms of misbehavior rather than serious misconduct. This study focuses on examining how settlements, a proxy of serious police misconduct, changed with BWC adoption and are an important outcome to study as they may correspond with financial and litigation burdens for police departments. This study uses panel data from 19 police departments over 10 years to assess how settlements changed post-BWC adoption. The results indicate BWC adoption is associated with a 40% reduction in police settlements and a 40% decrease in the median cost per settlement, and suggest BWCs may lead to less severe police misconduct over time. Justice Evaluation Journal - Subscription at source 17/10/2023 Research article «190619071908190919101911191219131914Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
