Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115830 total results. Showing results 38521 to 38540 «192319241925192619271928192919301931Next ›Last » Police defend handling of pro-Palestine protest as Minns questioned over why it was allowed AUSTRALIA: Police say they permitted pro-Palestine protesters to march to the Sydney Opera House because it was better to manage their movement than try to block it, as the government faces questions about why the rally was allowed to go ahead and Jewish people were warned to stay away. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) 10/10/2023 News Retailers losing £3.5m per day in stolen goods amid shop theft surge as cost of living crisis bites Britain’s shop theft crisis is set to cost retailers around £1.3 billion this year, new data shared with LBC has revealed. LBC 10/10/2023 News Court hears police were not wearing body cameras when they shot fugitive Stanley Turvey AUSTRALIA: Four special operations group police were not wearing body cameras when they fatally shot Victorian fugitive Stanley Turvey near Shepparton in northern Victoria last month, the Coroners Court has heard. ABC News (Australia) 10/10/2023 News New Police Scotland chief agrees force is ‘institutionally discriminatory’ Jo Farrell takes up the top post at Police Scotland having been chief constable of Durham Constabulary since 2019 and deputy chief constable there since 2016. Daily Record 10/10/2023 News New Zealand Police will be trialing Forensic Investigative Genetic Genealogy (FIGG) on two high profile cold cases NEW ZEALAND: FIGG combines DNA testing with genealogical research to analyse genetic relationships between individuals who share very small amounts of inherited DNA with the crime scene DNA sample, using genealogy databases and publicly available records. Scoop (New Zealand) 10/10/2023 News Unlawfully suspended PSNI officer launches fresh legal action The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) is facing fresh legal action over the incident which led to Simon Byrne resigning as chief constable. BBC 10/10/2023 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 10/10/2023 News Interim Garda roster to begin within weeks as agreement is reached REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: AGSI gives final sign-off to deal reached last week after having said it was seeking clarity on a number of points. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 9/10/2023 News New Police Scotland chief agrees force is institutionally racist Police Scotland's new chief constable says she agrees that the force is guilty of institutional discrimination. BBC 9/10/2023 News New chief constable sets out her priorities for Police Scotland Scotland’s new chief constable promised to prioritise trust, confidence, high performance and officer and staff wellbeing as she took up her post on Monday Police Professional 9/10/2023 News The Met: modern slavery and working with Romania At the end of last month, the Met Police completed a week of intensified activity aiming to tackle modern slavery. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/10/2023 News ‘Shambolic’: Protesters to call for review of London man’s murder conviction Jason Moore was convicted of killing Robert Darby in 2005 – but the victim’s relatives are among those who believe he is innocent The Guardian 9/10/2023 News Interim Garda roster agreed ahead of fresh negotiations REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: An agreement has been reached to introduce an interim roster for gardaà ahead of fresh negotiations on a new proposed working pattern. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 9/10/2023 News Brothers friendly to Hamas were Met guests The head of a Middle Eastern school where children are encouraged to draw pictures of Palestinian missiles was a guest of Sir Mark Rowley. The Times - Subscription at source 9/10/2023 Feature Wannabe police officer with post-natal depression sues Police Scotland for discrimination after force rejected her application when she revealed she was taking medication for condition A wannabe police officer is suing the force that rejected her application over her medication for post-natal depression. Mail Online 9/10/2023 News Prison places in England and Wales are ‘bust’, says governors’ union chief Andrea Albutt to use conference speech to berate ministers for ‘rightwing lurch’ that has resulted in jails being full The Guardian 9/10/2023 News Man caught up in failed murder in Porirua gets community detention NEW ZEALAND: A Wellington man accidentally swept up in a failed murder plot while catching a ride home with mates has been sentenced for helping to conceal some of the evidence. The New Zealand Herald (New Zealand) 9/10/2023 News Toronto police vow zero tolerance for hate speech in rallies after Israel attack CANADA: Officials in Toronto juggled large, competing demonstrations on Monday as pro-Palestinian and pro-Israeli groups organized rallies following days of bloodshed in the Middle East. Global News (Canada) 9/10/2023 News Decision-making in terrorism sting operations: is entrapment driven by the sunk-cost effect and intergroup biases? Previous research has found that entrapment – inducing suspects to commit crimes they were not already predisposed to commit – is widespread in US terrorism sting operations, particularly those involving Muslims and racial minorities. To test whether the sunk cost effect and/or intergroup biases could explain decisions to authorise these operations, we conducted an experiment in which college student and MTurk participants (n = 1009) from the US and India decided whether to approve an operation featuring apparent entrapment. Sunk costs and suspect characteristics were manipulated across experimental conditions. Results for US participants (n = 792) show that high sunk costs increased approval of the operation only for relatively young participants, and only in scenarios with non-Muslim suspects. Scenarios with Muslim suspects yielded higher approval rates for participants who were confident in their decision. Indian participants (n = 217) were more likely than US participants to approve the operation and were unaffected by suspect religion and sunk costs. Results suggest that the sunk cost bias may play some role in entrapment, although other factors, such as outgroup bias, may also contribute to these decisions. The observed cross-cultural differences could result from international variations in susceptibility to the sunk cost effect, among other factors. Journal of Policing Intelligence and Counter Terrorism 9/10/2023 Research article Arresting the cyber threat Scott Brooks asks is artificial intelligence the only defence against the rising number of cyberattacks in policing? Police Professional - Subscription at source 9/10/2023 Feature «192319241925192619271928192919301931Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
