Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103228 total results. Showing results 40561 to 40580 «202520262027202820292030203120322033Next ›Last » Campaign urges men to challenge harassment of women by friends. Police Scotland is urging men to “step in” and challenge friends about harassment and abusive behaviours towards women. Police Professional 17/10/2022 News Met chief tells officers who joke about attacks on women to expect sack Sir Mark Rowley says humour cannot be ‘used as an excuse’ after Casey review highlights misogyny and racism The Guardian 17/10/2022 News NPCC responds to Baroness Casey Review into the Metropolitan Police The National Police Chiefs' Council has issued the following statement following the publication of the interim findings of the Baroness Casey Review into culture and standards at the Metropolitan Police Service. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 17/10/2022 News Hexagon adds AI capabilities to power real-time crime and operations centers Hexagon’s Safety, Infrastructure & Geospatial division today announced the addition of artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities to HxGN Connect, Hexagon’s real-time incident center as a service solution. With assistive AI, the collaboration platform can mine operational data from different systems to deliver real-time alerts, insights and results. Hexagon 17/10/2022 Press release Theorizing globally, but analyzing locally: the importance of geographically weighted regression in crime analysis Theoretical relationships with crime across cities are explicitly or implicitly assumed to be the same in all places: a one-unit change in X leads to a β change in Y. But why would we assume the impact of unemployment, for example, is the same in wealthy and impoverished neighborhoods? We use a local statistical technique, geographically weighted regression, to identify local relationships with property crime. We find that theoretical relationships vary across the city, most often only being statistically significant in less than half of the city. This is important for the development of criminal justice policy and crime prevention, because these initiatives most often work in particular places potentially leading to a misallocation of scarce public resources. Crime Science Journal 17/10/2022 Research article N.B. opposes using Police resources to confiscate firearms CANADA: New Brunswick is among several provinces opposing the federal use of police resources to confiscate banned assault-style firearms. Country 94 (Canada) 17/10/2022 News Alberta provincial police question deserves a referendum, rural municipalities say CANADA: The head of a group representing Alberta’s rural municipalities says Premier Danielle Smith should hold a referendum if she wants to go forward with the establishment of a provincial police service. Edmonton Journal (Canada) 17/10/2022 News Surrey Police Board confident police transition continues despite pro RCMP mayor CANADA: The Surrey Police Board is expressing confidence the city’s police transition process from the RCMP to a municipal force will continue despite the election of a pro-Mountie mayor. Blue Line (Canada) 17/10/2022 News Chair of garda medical insurance society stepped down over governance concerns REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The chairperson of the gardaí’s medical insurance society stepped down last year because of concerns over how the society was being governed, the Irish Examiner has learned. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 17/10/2022 News Family still in the dark 26 years after son’s death after Garda refusal to release file REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardaí have refused to hand over a file on the 1996 disappearance and subsequent discovery of the partial body of Denis Walsh Jnr. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 17/10/2022 News Minister McEntee announces €2 million in grants to reinvest proceeds of crime in community safety REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Minister for Justice Helen McEntee has today announced the allocation of grants totalling €2 million to successful applicants to the Community Safety Innovation Fund. gov.ie 17/10/2022 News A Decade of Police Use of Deadly Force Research (2011–2020) The current study provides findings from a systematic review of the police use of deadly force literature over the most recently completed decade (2011–2020). After an exhaustive search of four scientific databases, 1,190 peer-reviewed articles related to the use of force were identified. Of these, 181 articles specifically examined deadly force, with 86 of them drawing on such force as the dependent variable. We found that the number of articles examining police use of deadly force increased dramatically over the course of the study period and encompassed a wide range of determinants of behavior. Citizen possession of a weapon continues to be the most consistent risk factor of police use of deadly force across decades of policing literature. Additionally, while many studies have attempted to examine the link between race and lethal force, a determination of such a relationship is difficult given both mixed findings and a lack of available national data. Homicide Studies - Subscription at source 17/10/2022 Research article I cried over the state of the Met Police, reveals Sir Mark Rowley 'Combination over last few weeks of seeing advanced drafts of the report and talking to officers in the organisation - I have shed a tear' The Telegraph - Subscription at source 17/10/2022 News Met Police report: Officers getting away with breaking law Hundreds of Met Police officers have been getting away with breaking the law and misconduct, a damning report has found. Baroness Louise Casey found many claims of sexual misconduct, misogyny, racism and homophobia were badly mishandled. BBC 17/10/2022 News The Casey review: PSUs are under-resourced and a ‘dumping ground’ Police Oracle examines the fine detail of Baroness Casey's interim findings of the Met's ailing internal misconduct system. Police Oracle 17/10/2022 Analysis, Feature Rowley asks for power to have final say on ‘100s’ who should be sacked Officers have no faith in the system when they report misconduct according to Casey Review. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/10/2022 News Policing protests – is it effective? Recent protest activities in the UK – in particular those by the Just Stop Oil group – have prompted much debate about the effectiveness of the police response to such actions; Graham Wettone, who spent much of his policing career managing public order policing, highlights some key challenges in responding to the current protests, and why it may be time for a more robust approach to those groups unwilling to engage. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 17/10/2022 Feature, Opinion Sexual misconduct claims against police up sevenfold Soaring numbers of police officers in Scotland face allegations of sexual misconduct. A sevenfold increase in complaints has been recorded in just 12 months, official figures show. Police Scotland attributes the increase to a greater awareness of the issue due to high-profile cases such as the kidnap, rape and murder of Sarah Everard by Wayne Couzens, a Metropolitan Police officer, last year. The Times - Subscription at source 17/10/2022 News Police put protecting jobs ahead of punishing appalling behaviour They see us at our worst, the cops. When we are angry, despairing, grieving and worst of all, afraid. But for most of us, most of the time, the men and women in uniform offer solace. In the bleak dawn after my daughter’s death, two young officers showed up at her home. It never occurred to me to ask why they were there. It took weeks for me to grasp that their job was to decide whether any of us might have murdered Sushila. Had they discovered any hint of foul play, they would have been required immediately to declare her flat a crime scene, and trigger the ghoulish forensic processes of a murder investigation. It may have been routine for them, but they met The Times - Subscription at source 17/10/2022 Feature, Opinion Metropolitan Police lets sex pests and racists avoid sack Sex offenders, racists and misogynists are working at the Metropolitan Police owing to an “anything goes” attitude towards misconduct and systemic failings to sack officers, a review has found. Sir Mark Rowley, the new commissioner, admitted that there were hundreds of serving officers and staff who should have been thrown out. The Times - Subscription at source 17/10/2022 News «202520262027202820292030203120322033Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
