Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98635 total results. Showing results 40521 to 40540 «202320242025202620272028202920302031Next ›Last » Two members of Rotherham gangs freed from jail after serving half their sentences Two members of the Rotherham grooming gangs who sexually abused and trafficked up to 1,400 girls have been freed from jail after serving just half their sentences. Express 25/6/2022 News The Impact of Suspect Resistance, Informational Justice, and Interpersonal Justice on Time Until Police Use of Physical Force: A Survival Analysis The current study applies Systematic Social observation (SSO) to body-worn camera (BWC) footage of use of physical force events in Newark, NJ. The analysis tests the effect of suspect resistance and police officer interpersonal and informational justice tactics on time until use of physical force in police-citizen encounters. The results indicate police officer actions have a greater effect on the time until physical force than does suspect resistance. Officer adherence to informational justice is negatively associated to the time until both first use of force and highest level of force. Suspect resistance did not achieve statistical significance in any model. This study has implications for research and police practice, and demonstrates the benefits of leveraging video footage in criminological research. Crime and Delinquency - Registration at source 25/6/2022 Research article Lord Geidt and the Wild West of policing technology governance: How can a resignation improve police technology oversight? In the same month that Lord Geidt resigned as ‘ethics adviser’ to Prime Minister Boris Johnson, the Government also published its response to proposals for the reform of data protection laws, advocating a seemingly light touch on the governance and scrutiny of the police use of technology; Dr Marion Oswald, Chair of the West Midlands Police Data Ethics Committee, believes the two topics are linked by the importance of accountability and standards. Policing Insight 25/6/2022 Feature, Opinion Meeting on proposal for police commissioner to oversee fire service Cheshire's police and crime panel is to hold a special meeting to discuss a government proposal which could see the police commissioner oversee the fire and rescue service. Guardian (Northwich) 25/6/2022 News Nottinghamshire Police chief Craig Guildford to leave job and take up West Midlands role Police and Crime Commissioner Simon Foster has announced Nottinghamshire Chief Constable Craig Guildford as his preferred candidate to be the next Chief Constable of West Midlands Police. West Bridgford Wire 25/6/2022 News Mass shooting at Norway pub being investigated as terrorism – police NORWAY: A mass shooting at a bar in Oslo in which two people were killed and 14 injured early on Saturday is being investigated as an act of terrorism, a spokesperson for the Norwegian city’s police said. The shooting happened outside the London Pub – a popular gay bar and nightclub – in the centre of the capital, police said. It occurred as the city was gearing up for an annual Pride parade. The Guardian 25/6/2022 News There is ‘little point’ of deploying more police to east coast despite high violent crime rate, says PCC The Police and Crime Commissioner for Lincolnshire (PCC) has said there's 'little point' of deploying more police officers to the east coast despite more crime per 100,000 people occurring there. Alford councillor Graham Marsh put statistics suggesting police officers are deployed disproportionately to Marc Jones PCC at an East Lindsey District Council meeting on Friday, June 24, 2022. Lincolnshire Live 25/6/2022 News MoJ warned uncosted and vague victim reforms will hit forces Plans to overhaul victims' rights have significant gaps, council and police leaders have told MPs. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 25/6/2022 News Prison Service aims to develop new data interfaces HM Prison and Probation Service (HMPSS) is planning to create a set of new interfaces to provide staff with data from a number of systems. UKAuthority.com 24/6/2022 News Invest in underserved communities before cutting police budgets USA: While ostensibly trying to help people of color in the legal system, the Washington State Supreme Court has issued a ruling that could actually put communities of color at risk. Further, the decision could create even more tension and division between these communities and the police officers who are sworn to serve and protect them. The Seattle Times (USA) 24/6/2022 Feature, Opinion Police ease recruitment rule amid staffing woes AUSTRALIA: SA Police will cover the cost of a TAFE test for recruitment candidates but say it’s no longer a required part of a joining application as the force grapples with a staffing shortage. In Daily (Australia) 24/6/2022 News NT police morale drops in charge aftermath AUSTRALIA: Northern Territory police officers are suffering from poor morale after a colleague was charged - but then acquitted - over the shooting death of an Indigenous teenager. The Canberra Times (Australia) 24/6/2022 News Belfast: Police officers arrested by anti-corruption unit Two police officers have been suspended after being arrested by the force's anti-corruption unit. BBC 24/6/2022 News Three arrested as part of international drug importation investigation AUSTRALIA: Three men were arrested yesterday as part of a Joint Organised Crime Taskforce (JOCTF) investigation into the importation of cocaine into Melbourne. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 24/6/2022 News Manchester United’s Mason Greenwood has bail extended Manchester United's Mason Greenwood, who was arrested on suspicion of rape and assault in January, will remain on bail following a court hearing. BBC 24/6/2022 News One of NZ’s most wanted fugitives arrested in Spain over 500kg drug shipment NEW ZEALAND: One of New Zealand's most wanted fugitives has been arrested in Spain and could now be extradited here to face allegations that he masterminded one of the country's largest drug shipments. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 24/6/2022 News Retired NI officers launch judicial review against Police Ombudsman Former NI officers are challenging the policing ombudsman over claims of sectarian bias during The Troubles. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/6/2022 News New Zealand needs a new gang strategy – political consensus would be a good start NEW ZEALAND: The concern about gangs and gang-related violence in New Zealand continues to be highly politicised. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 24/6/2022 Feature, Opinion Rikki Neave murder: James Watson jailed for 15 years The killer of a six-year-old schoolboy who evaded justice for nearly three decades has been jailed for a minimum of 15 years. BBC 24/6/2022 News Thames Valley Police scrutiny meeting abandoned over leadership row A police scrutiny meeting was abandoned because members could not decide who should lead it. BBC 24/6/2022 News «202320242025202620272028202920302031Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
