Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93456 total results. Showing results 39981 to 40000 «199619971998199920002001200220032004Next ›Last » More than 8500 Invercargill speeding tickets to be refunded after error NEW ZEALAND: More than 8500 speeding tickets issued from Invercargill’s lone fixed speed camera will be refunded because of an error. Stuff (New Zealand) 25/1/2022 News Pilot scheme findings conclude mental health response partnership model a success NEW ZEALAND: The findings of an independent evaluation of the Wellington Co-Response Team (CRT) initiative trialled in Wellington last year has concluded the pilot scheme was a success. New Zealand Police 25/1/2022 News Wellington mental health co-response team evaluation NEW ZEALAND: The objective of this study was to evaluate the implementation and effectiveness of the mental health co-response team (CRT) piloted in the Wellington district between 2020 and 2021. New Zealand Police 25/1/2022 Report Congratulations to police and criminal justice recipients of the 2022 Australia Day Honours We are pleased to publish and recognise the policing and criminal justice recipients of the 2022 Australia Day Honours. The team at Policing Insight offer our congratulations and thank all the recipients for their service and contribution to their communities, particularly in these challenging times. Policing Insight 25/1/2022 News Federation chair condemns assault of ten officers over a single weekend Ten Wiltshire Police officers were assaulted during three separate incidents on one night over the weekend, it has been revealed. Police Professional 25/1/2022 News PSNI to roll out 4,000 laptops to enable officers to work ‘smarter’ The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) is to roll out around 4,000 laptops to officers as part of its Digital Strategy to work in “smarter and more intelligent ways”. Police Professional 25/1/2022 News Premier League to meet with police to discuss rise in crowd disorder There has been an increase of 47 per cent in football-related arrests this season The Independent 25/1/2022 News New security program helps police crack down on crime CANADA: A new security program in Alliston aims to cut down on crime and give the police an extra tool to investigate bad behaviour downtown. CTV News (Canada) 25/1/2022 News Police investigate ‘dangerous’ Boxing Day hunt meets Dossier of events nationwide claims people and animals put at risk and no road-closure permits were issued The Independent 25/1/2022 News Surveillance cameras on drones: Dorset, and Devon and Cornwall police forces achieve third party certification CASE STUDY: These 2 police forces achieved certification against the surveillance camera code of practice in relation to their use of drones. Home Office 25/1/2022 Analysis, Feature Solicitor General requests investigation of Thunder Bay police leadership CANADA: Solicitor General seeks Ontario Civilian Police Commission investigation after calls from Morriseau, police association. TB News Watch (Canada) 25/1/2022 News Activist deceived into relationship with Met officer wins £229,000 compensation Award made to Kate Wilson after tribunal rules police grossly violated her human rights The Guardian 25/1/2022 News High costs prevent Windsor police from adopting body cameras CANADA: Windsor’s police chief supports body-worn cameras for local officers but says high costs associated with maintaining the technology would break the bank. Windsor Star (Canada) 25/1/2022 News Law on sex work creates ‘perfect’ atmosphere for abuse REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The law criminalising the purchase of sex and brothel-keeping is facilitating the targeting and abuse of sex workers, a report has found. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 25/1/2022 News “We live within a violent system.” Structural violence against sex workers in Ireland REPUBLIC OF IRELND: In recent years, the #MeToo movement has galvanized millions of people around the world to share their experiences of gender-based violence and to demand change. [pdf] Amnesty International 25/1/2022 Report Social Media Management and Engagement Forum Please join our free of charge, invitation only, event on 8th February for a workshop to share insights and learn how the Salesforce and Sprinklr capabilities can add value and save time and money. On the day, you can expect speaker sessions from Met Police and others, as well as workshop sessions dedicated to Comms & Engagement, Command & Control, and more. Policing Insight 25/1/2022 Advertisement, Feature Motorists in Kerry spent over €600,000 on speeding fines over past two years REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Motorists in Kerry spent over €600,000 on speeding fines over the past two years. Radio Kerry (Republic of Ireland) 25/1/2022 News Gardaí find no evidence of needle-spiking despite 39 complaints REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardaí received almost 40 reports of alleged ‘spiking by injection’ cases in 2021 but they have not yet found evidence confirming substances were injected by possible assailants. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 25/1/2022 News ‘Forever tweaking and tuning’: Collaboratively developing shared technological infrastructures Collaboration is increasingly the approach of public sector service delivery, yet common insights highlight that collaborative efforts face a number of challenges that can lead to failure or discontinuation; University of Southampton Lecturer Dr Fatema Zaghloul draws on her current research to explore the emerging challenges and essential elements in developing and maintaining collaborative IT/IS projects across UK police forces. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 25/1/2022 Analysis, Feature “Well Boys, Welcome to the New Law Enforcement”: Reactions to Women on Elite Specialty Units Elite police specialty units are almost exclusively the domains of men. While women have made strides on patrol in many agencies, elite units have not witnessed the same progress. In this study, we interviewed 32 policewomen from across the United States who defied the odds and cultural perceptions of “appropriate” roles for women by earning positions on elite specialty units (i.e., SWAT, K9, motorcycles, and bomb units). Most were the only women on their units and half were the first in their agencies’ histories to enter that space. Participants’ descriptions of department, community, and team members’ responses to their selection are analyzed. Our focus on women who have broken the most formidable gender barriers in law enforcement allows us to better understand the continued exclusion of women and offer recommendations for increasing gender diversity throughout policing. Women and Criminal Justice - Registration at source 25/1/2022 Research article «199619971998199920002001200220032004Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
