Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 95707 total results. Showing results 40761 to 40780 «203520362037203820392040204120422043Next ›Last » PFNI backs inquiry calls into Cookstown tragedy Northern Ireland officers have backed an inquiry into the deaths of three Northern Ireland teenagers in 2019 Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/3/2022 News Rehabilitation support for officers suffering ‘long Covid’ Oscar Kilo, the National Police Wellbeing Service has teamed up with Nuffield Health, the UK’s largest healthcare charity, to provide an online Covid-19 rehabilitation programme for those working in UK policing and their families. Police Professional 11/3/2022 News Dame Vera signals ‘firm intention’ to continue as Victims’ Commissioner Dame Vera Baird has signalled her “firm intention” to stand for a second term as Victims’ Commissioner for England and Wales. Police Professional 11/3/2022 News London ‘better prepared’ for future terror attacks London is significantly better prepared to deal with a potential terror attack than five years ago, although the capital will never be “entirely safe”, an independent review has found. Police Professional 11/3/2022 News MPS breached rights of organisers of Sarah Everard vigil The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) breached the rights of organisers of a vigil for Sarah Everard with its handling of the planned event, High Court judges have ruled. Police Professional 11/3/2022 News Progress made on overhauling ‘damaging and outdated’ mutual aid payment setup The Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) has made progress on lobbying police chiefs to overhaul the “damaging and divisive” mutual aid payment system. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 11/3/2022 News Zachary Rolfe found not guilty of murder over Kumanjayi Walker fatal shooting AUSTRALIA: Northern Territory police officer Zachary Rolfe has been found not guilty of murder in relation to the shooting death of Kumanjayi Walker. The Guardian 11/3/2022 News Police chiefs ‘must’ rebuild public trust, says watchdog Officers must never refuse to attend the scene of a burglary or domestic violence incident, the police watchdog has said. Express 11/3/2022 News ‘We are all in so much pain’: Kumanjayi Walker family’s call for end to police guns has a long history AUSTRALIA: The families of Kumanjayi Walker have had to hold back their feelings from public view for more than two years. The Guardian 11/3/2022 News Further man sentenced for Operation Veyda AUSTRALIA: A 35-year-old man has been sentenced over his role in the criminal syndicate which attempted to import more than 1.9 tonnes of illicit drugs from the Netherlands in August 2017. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 11/3/2022 News Reclaim These Streets: Met Police ‘tried to trample’ on our right to protest, says co-founder Jamie Klingler The women’s safety activists from Reclaim These Streets wins a legal challenge against the force over its handling of the planned event on Clapham Common in March 2021 i News 11/3/2022 News Met police breached rights of organisers of Sarah Everard vigil, court rules Reclaim These Streets welcomes judges’ decision as ‘a victory for women’ and calls for Met reform The Guardian 11/3/2022 News Police maintain presence at Parliament grounds as clean-up continues NEW ZEALAND: Police continue to keep a strong presence around Parliament as contractors work to restore the area, but the public can’t yet return to the grounds. Stuff (New Zealand) 11/3/2022 News Two victims, 20 years apart, bring Napier sex abuser Robin Hermansen to justice NEW ZEALAND: A woman who was raped as a teenager 40 years ago was moved to take action when she learned her attacker had abused another child, 20 years later. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 11/3/2022 News Unmarked police motorcycle being trialled in Canterbury NEW ZEALAND: Canterbury’s efforts to improve road safety have been boosted by a new addition to the fleet – an unmarked Police motorcycle. New Zealand Police 11/3/2022 News Kent police charge 74 people over Insulate Britain road protests Charges relate to series of protests that blocked M25 and roads near Dover in September and October The Guardian 11/3/2022 News When the Eyewitness to A Crime Is An English Language Learner: Identifying and Resolving Troubles in Understanding in Interviews Investigative interviewing can be a difficult task. Challenges may be exacerbated when interviewing English language learners. The field of eyewitness testimony lacks research on what troubles of understanding are generated by non-native speakers and how these troubles are resolved. Thus, we undertook an exploratory study in which we aimed to provide definitions for identifying and characterising both troubles of understanding and resolutions. Data were simulated interviews between 17 dyads of native English-speaking student-interviewers and English language learner witnesses of a mock crime. We identified misunderstandings in each interaction and tracked who misunderstood, when the misunderstanding occurred (free/cued recall), whether it was resolved, and resolution strategies. We validated video analysis by checking for information consistency in the subsequent interviewer notes. Across dyads, 40 misunderstandings were found, with at least one in each interview. Witnesses misunderstood significantly more in the cued recall portion of the interview, while interviewers misunderstood more during free recall. Notably, participants resolved misunderstandings more often than not, used a variety of resolution strategies, and employed more strategies in unresolved instances. Interviewer notes confirmed our resolution analysis in 39/40 instances. The results suggest that the interviewers used creativity, flexibility, and a repertoire of different strategies when misunderstandings occurred. Journal of Investigative Psychology and Offender Profiling 11/3/2022 Research article Blood Tribe launches first Indigenous-led Crime Stoppers chapter in Canada CANADA: A new crime-fighting tactic is being used on the Blood Tribe: its own chapter of Crime Stoppers. [VIDEO] Global News (Canada) 11/3/2022 News ‘It didn’t have to end this way’: How the police search for Norah and Romy Carpentier took a wrong turn CANADA: Melted ice cream, a single sandal left behind on the floor of the car, and footprints found near the scene of an abandoned car: those were the clues that Norah and Romy Carpentier, sisters aged 11 and 6, had been in the vehicle with their father when Martin Carpentier had an accident near Saint-Apollinaire, Que., on a warm night in July 2020. CBC News (Canada) 11/3/2022 News How gardaí caught the ATM robbery gang REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The ATM gang that wreaked havoc in three counties in late 2018 and much of 2019 thought it was about to have another big payday when it entered the town of Virginia, Co Cavan. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 11/3/2022 News «203520362037203820392040204120422043Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
