Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100940 total results. Showing results 38561 to 38580 «192519261927192819291930193119321933Next ›Last » Fans with football banning orders must hand over passports ahead of World Cup. More than 1,300 people subject to football banning orders will be forced to hand their UK passports to police under measures that come into force on Friday. Police Professional 10/10/2022 News ‘No plans’ to tighten law on cannabis, says No 10. Home secretary said to be ‘receptive’ to upgrading drug to class A, alongside heroin. The Independent 10/10/2022 News No 10 rejects reports that Braverman could make cannabis class A. Spokesperson says ‘no plans’ to reclassify drug despite claims that home secretary supports move. The Guardian 10/10/2022 News Rape victim warns of ‘national crisis’ after three-year battle for justice. Police initially closed investigation into stranger who claimed ‘rough sex’ defence. The Independent 10/10/2022 News IOPC launches investigation following death of man in Hertfordshire. The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has begun an investigation following the death of man in Hertfordshire in the early hours of Saturday morning (October 8). Police Professional 10/10/2022 News Challenges of the COVID-19 Pandemic for Policework, Training and Education: A Portuguese criminal investigation professionals’ perception The COVID-19 pandemic has created several challenges for police forces. Whether or not the police can successfully respond to these challenges depends on several issues. These must be identified to improve the police work's impact on each community and society. Laufs and Waseem (2020), in a systematic review on best practices for police response to COVID-19, identify four different contexts related to this issue: 1. Police-community relations; 2. Psychological and mental wellbeing of police officers; 3. Intra-organizational challenges; 4. Inter-organizational collaboration and cooperation. Policing in a pandemic context has changed the type of relations between police officers and the community considering possible variations in crime patterns. Also, officers' proximity with infected persons can be identified as one more daily stressor associated with police work. To mitigate the difficulties, adequate training and education must be set up to improve new competencies that can help police officers cope with anxiety about personal risks and develop new professional strategies to investigate crimes. To improve the knowledge about the changes and challenges related to the Covid-19 pandemic in the Portuguese Judiciary Police, the Institute of Judiciary Police and Criminal Sciences has conducted a national-level study. The research was conducted in all the 14 departments of Judiciary Police using an online questionnaire based on a review of the literature. Several issues are identified considering the criminal investigation professionals' perception about the changes in crime patterns, identification of stress factors related to police work and challenges related to training and education strategies to be implemented. European Union Agency for Law Enforcement Training (CEPOL) 10/10/2022 Research article Scientific approach supports rapid video response to enhance service for domestic abuse victims With forces in England and Wales facing surging demand from domestic abuse victims, Kent Police embarked on a randomised control trial of a new rapid video response (RVR) to victims; Stacey Rothwell, Network Director for England’s Eastern Region of seven forces, explains the methodology behind the trial, and the key findings – including greater victim satisfaction, faster police response times and a 50% increase in arrests – which have led Kent to a force-wide introduction of RVR. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 10/10/2022 Feature, Innovation SIU investigating after male shot in interaction with police officers in Vaughan CANADA: Ontario's police watchdog is investigating after a man was sent to hospital with serious injuries after an interaction with police at an event centre in Vaughan, Ont. CBC News (Canada) 10/10/2022 News Taoiseach plays down prospect of a dedicated transport police being established immediately REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Taoiseach Micheál Martin has played down the prospect of a dedicated transport police being established in the immediate future while acknowledging the concerns of bus and rail workers regarding their right to safe and secure working environment. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 10/10/2022 News GRA President: No level of training could have prepared gardaà for Creeslough tragedy REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Donegal based Brendan O’Connor, President of the Garda Representative Association (GRA), has said that no level of training could have prepared gardaà for what they experienced in Creeslough at the weekend. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 10/10/2022 News Creeslough tragedy: Explosion experts to be brought in to assist Garda inquiry REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gas leak is strongly suspected to have caused explosion that killed 10 at complex that housed petrol station, apartments and other businesses. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 10/10/2022 News Streamlined evidence sharing returns faster pre-charge and remand decisions Until recently, UK police forces had to rely on manual processes to share digital evidence with the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS). This involved copying evidence onto CDs, DVDs, USB drives and paper files, and hand-delivering them to the CPS. Increased wait times for evidence in turn resulted in slower pre-charge and remand decisions. With new national requirements now mandating that all digital evidence be shared with the CPS electronically, many UK forces, including Leicestershire Police, are working with NICE to forge a better way. Policing Insight 10/10/2022 Advertisement, Feature Dyslexic police candidate who failed typing test three times claims discrimination NEW ZEALAND: A dyslexic man who failed the typing test to get into Police College three times, claims he was discriminated against and has taken his fight to the High Court. "It was a rude awakening to be told you have to choose a different career and start from scratch," Guy Greenslade said in a statement to the court. "All my friends and family knew I had applied for Police College. It was intensely embarrassing to explain I was rejected. To this day I'm still asked about it." NZ Herald (New Zealand) 10/10/2022 News How one e-monitoring company – mostly – keeps track of accused criminals on bail AUSTRALIA: The company monitoring accused drug importer Mostafa Baluch rang him and his parents before informing police he had allegedly cut off his ankle bracelet, a court has heard, raising serious questions about the systems in place for electronic surveillance of accused criminals. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) 10/10/2022 Feature ‘High level and well organised’ people smuggling network dismantled An Albanian organised crime group involved in smuggling migrants to the UK via Spain has been dismantled, following a joint operation involving the National Crime Agency (NCA) and Spanish Guardia Civil. Police Professional 10/10/2022 News More drones being used by Cleveland Police with huge increase reported over last two years More aerial drones are being made use of by Cleveland Police to fight crime, figures show. Police and Crime Commissioner Steve Turner, who sets out a strategic plan for the force as part of his role, said there had been a 573% increase in their deployment in the past two years. Mr Turner made the greater use of technology one of his pre-election pledges last year and recently launched a new policing app for members of the public, intended to provide another avenue to report crime. Teesside Live 10/10/2022 News Investigations into alleged misconduct at Gwent Police Therehave been almost 100 investigations into misconduct allegations at Gwent Police in the last three years, new figures show. Police Professional 10/10/2022 News Talking with Catalina Berria Becerra of the PDI Chile International Co-operation Department As part of his Policing Friendship Tour, Policing Insight and PolicingTV Publisher Bernard Rix met PolicÃa de Investigaciones de Chile (PDI) Catalina Berria Becerra of the PDI Chile International Co-operation Department, at their recent International Organised Crime Summit in Santiago, Chile. PolicingTV - Subscription at source 10/10/2022 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Talking with Catalina Berria Becerra of the PDI Chile International Co-operation Department As part of his Policing Friendship Tour, Policing Insight and PolicingTV Publisher Bernard Rix met PolicÃa de Investigaciones de Chile (PDI) Catalina Berria Becerra of the PDI Chile International Co-operation Department, at their recent International Organised Crime Summit in Santiago, Chile. PolicingTV 10/10/2022 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Safeguarding Families Together: A future collaborative model to safeguard children at risk A multi-agency, multi-disciplinary initiative to safeguard children at risk in domestic abuse situations in Dorset involves social workers, police and healthcare professionals focusing on efforts to rebuild and restore family relationships and taking a ‘whole family working’ approach, explains Lisa Reid, Dorset Children’s Service’s Corporate Director for Quality Assurance and Safeguarding Families Together. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 10/10/2022 Analysis, Feature «192519261927192819291930193119321933Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
