Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98645 total results. Showing results 40761 to 40780 «203520362037203820392040204120422043Next ›Last » Increasing transparency and facilitating training with body worn solutions CANADA: Our cities and towns are becoming busy places as they grow to accommodate new citizens. Canada aims to welcome 431,645 new permanent residents in 2022, 447,055 in 2023 and 451,000 in 2024.1 Blue Line (Canada) 19/6/2022 Feature Leading-edge transformational change in policing culture CANADA: Most police officers, civilians and their families in a policing organization are aware of the unspoken culture that exists in the world of policing. Blue Line (Canada) 19/6/2022 Feature, Opinion Revenue seize €1.3 million worth of heroin and cocaine at Rosslare Europort REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Around 13kg worth of illegal drugs were seized by Revenue officers at Rosslare Europort today after arriving on a trailer. Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 19/6/2022 News Garda favouritism row over ‘preferred’ officers being rostered for lucrative overtime shifts for live events REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: An internal audit is under way by gardaà into how some officers were selected for non-public duties over others, providing potential to earn significant sums of overtime. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) - Subscription at source 19/6/2022 News Sadiq Khan promises to ‘combat police reform’ with new MET Commissioner set to be announced London Mayor Sadiq Khan has said that it is crucial that London policing is reformed and explained that the new MET commissioner will have to play a vital part in this. SW Londoner 19/6/2022 News Burglaries fell in North Somerset last year – but how safe is it? Somerset has been revealed as the safest place to live in the Avon and Somerset Police area when it comes to burglaries. Weston Mercury 19/6/2022 News Different Places, Different Problems: Profiles of Crime and Disorder At Residential Parcels Certain places generate inordinate amounts of crime and disorder. We examine how places differ in their nature of crime and disorder, with three objectives: (1) identifying a typology of profiles of crime and disorder; (2) assessing whether different forms of crime and disorder co-locate at parcels; and (3) determining whether problematic parcels explain crime and disorder across neighborhoods. The study uses 911 and 311 records to quantify physical and social disorder and violent crime at residential parcels in Boston, MA (n = 81,673). K-means cluster analyses identified the typology of problematic parcels and how those types were distributed across census block groups. Cluster analysis identified five types of problematic parcels, four specializing in one form of crime or disorder and one that combined all issues. The second cluster analysis found that the distribution of problematic parcels described the spectrum from low- to high-crime neighborhoods, plus commercial districts with many parcels with public physical disorder. Problematic parcels modestly explained levels of crime across neighborhoods. The results suggest a need for diverse intervention strategies to support different types of problematic parcels; and that neighborhood dynamics pertaining to crime are greater than problematic properties alone. Crime Science Journal 19/6/2022 Research article Commissioner unveils estate strategy for future of West Mercia’s police buildings A vow to deliver ‘the best and most dynamic policing service possible’ has been made as part of a major review of West Mercia Police’s buildings. Malvern Observer 19/6/2022 News UK Police chief suggests alternative to the criminalisation of cannabis Thames Valley Police chief constable John Campbell has suggested that decriminalising cannabis could reduce violence, suggesting that the ‘lucrative’ illegalisation of weed is what cultivates violence and criminality around the substance. Euro Weekly News (Europe) 19/6/2022 News Cleveland Police has second highest increase in drug-related crime Cleveland Police had the second-highest increase in England and Wales of recorded drug-related crime between 2018 and 2021. The Northern Echo 19/6/2022 News Calls for end to armed police in remote NT AUSTRALIA: Protesters across the country have demanded an end to armed police in remote Indigenous communities. Blue Mountains Gazette (Australia) 18/6/2022 News Health approach to drugs more effective than prohibition: Drug Foundation NEW ZEALAND: The Drug Foundation says the expansion of a methamphetamine treatment programme shows a health approach to drugs is far more effective than prohibition. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 18/6/2022 News North Shore gang issues won’t be solved by arrests alone, police say NEW ZEALAND: A new community policing team on Auckland’s North Shore says local gang issues won’t be solved by arrests alone. Stuff (New Zealand) 18/6/2022 News, Video Debating police action & inaction, gun control CANADA: I am discouraged as I read the reports of the Mass Casualty Commission, sitting in daylight, assessing the situation two years after the event, when what was going on is clearer in retrospect. Saltwire (Canada) 18/6/2022 Feature, Opinion Peel Police constable wins award for saving stabbing victim’s life at Brampton pharmacy CANADA: A constable from Peel Regional Police has been awarded for her life-saving actions after responding to a stabbing at a Brampton pharmacy. Toronto Star (Canada) 18/6/2022 News, Video Revenue dogs help sniff out record €75m worth of drugs and tobacco REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Revenue’s team of 25 sniffer dogs detected a record quantity of drugs and illicit tobacco last year, resulting in the seizure of over €75m worth of contraband and €322,000 in criminal cash. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 18/6/2022 News The Victimisation of Farms in Ireland: Fear of Crime, Social Isolation and Crime Prevention This paper explores farmer’s experiences of crime and their attitudes towards crime prevention in one rural hinterland. Farmer’s attitudes about safety and crime present a dichotomy: fear of victimisation was relatively high, yet few participants reported having been victimised, and there was a perception that agricultural crime was high in Ireland but low in their locality. Feelings of insecurity were partly influenced by the closure of rural Garda stations and uneven distribution of information technology. Participants were most concerned with theft of small machinery, violent coercion connected to fraudulent work, illegal dumping and trespassing, rather than thefts of expensive machinery and livestock. Participants reported being unable to afford some crime prevention measures and/or having insufficient time to implement them. The paper concludes by highlighting the relevance of Farrell and Tilley’s (2020) concept of elegant security to farm crime and discussing the role of community policing. Crime Prevention and Community Safety 18/6/2022 Research article Police Scotland cop a lot of flak but it’s not easy being on the thin blue line Crime reporter Jane Hamilton reflects on her recent reports on bullying inside Police Scotland - and whether we give serving officers enough credit and sympathy. Daily Record 18/6/2022 Feature, Opinion Nottinghamshire Police launches UK’s first 999 video service for deaf community A ground-breaking new service enabling the deaf community to report emergencies, including crimes in progress, is now being provided by Nottinghamshire Police. Newark Advertiser 18/6/2022 News, Video Police training to change for all new officers to fight crime New recruits will enter the police service in one of three ways from April next year, following a change in Police Regulations by the government. College of Policing 18/6/2022 News «203520362037203820392040204120422043Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
