Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 95706 total results. Showing results 41121 to 41140 «205320542055205620572058205920602061Next ›Last » MPs’ inquiry into IOPC calls for ‘change of culture’ in forces to improve co-operation and reduce delays A report by a cross-party committee of UK MPs into the police complaints system has called for a change in culture to improve co-operation with the Independent Office for Police Conduct, as well as an expanded role for police and crime commissioners, as Policing Insight’s Keith Potter reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 1/3/2022 Analysis, Feature West Yorkshire Police officer on trial charged with rape A police officer raped a woman after meeting her on a night out in Bradford, a court has heard. BBC 1/3/2022 News National Slow Down Day – 07.00hrs on Tuesday 1st March to 07.00hrs on Wednesday 2nd March 2022 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: An Garda Síochána will conduct a national speed enforcement operation "Slow Down”, supported by the Road Safety Authority (RSA) and other stakeholders, for a 24 hour period from 07.00hrs on Tuesday 1st March to 07.00hrs on Wednesday 2nd March 2022. An Garda Síochána 1/3/2022 News Police Conduct and Complaints Sixth Report of Session 2021–22 [pdf]. UK Parliament 1/3/2022 Report Progress made but many still feel let down by police complaints system In its report published today the Home Affairs Committee has called on the Independent Office for Police Conduct to do more to drive change and build public confidence in the handling of police complaints. Parliament.uk 1/3/2022 News Home Secretary says ‘Enough’ to violence against women and girls The Home Secretary has today launched an ambitious new, multi-year national communications campaign which says ‘Enough’ to violence against women and girls. Home Office 1/3/2022 News Police Scotland has at least 55 cars that are ‘fire risks at high speeds’ In England, officers driving cars with N57 engines have been instructed not to go 20mph over the speed limit, even while they are chasing criminals i News 1/3/2022 News England and Wales police bosses will not admit to institutional racism in their forces Despite vowing change, plans set to be released by the NPCC will oppose an admission of institutional racism The Guardian 1/3/2022 News Will British cops be allowed to carry Naloxone? Amidst the growing toll of deaths from drug overdoses in the UK, police in Scotland have announced they are to become the first in police force to routinely equip all operational police officers with the nasal spray, Naloxone. In a study of its use and effects, Naloxone was carried by over 600 Scottish officers during March and October last year. The study was overseen by Edinburgh University’s Scottish Institute for Police Research, and supported by the Chief Constable of Police Scotland, Iain Livingstone. The Crime Report 1/3/2022 Feature As a former officer I know the Policing Bill’s rules on protest noise will undermine public trust As a police officer I worked on hundreds of protests: against racism, fox hunting, and many more. The right to protest is a fundamental part of a healthy democracy, which is why I am concerned that the broad range of police powers included in the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill could stop protests from happening again. i News 1/3/2022 Feature, Opinion Victims of crime ‘failed’ as West Midlands Police prosecution rate slumps to worst in country West Midlands Police has the worst prosecution rate in the country, new Home Office figures have shown. The likelihood of a crime in the region resulting in a suspect being prosecuted has plummeted in the last six years, with just four per cent of 313,193 cases closed in the year to September 2021 resulting in a suspect being taken to court. Birmingham Live 1/3/2022 News Unique codes could be used to confirm Hertfordshire police officers’ identity in the wake of Sarah Everard murder Plan could be one of new hi-tech trials in £637,000 package of investment, Hemel Today 1/3/2022 News Proposal to merge Wales’ four police forces into one single Heddlu Cymru Chief constable of Dyfed Powys Police Dr Richard Lewis believes that Wales should have one single police force and has laid out what he thinks is a suitable time period to do it Wales Online 1/3/2022 News Police Scotland has at least 55 cars that are ‘fire risks at high speeds’ In England, officers driving cars with N57 engines have been instructed not to go 20mph over the speed limit, even while they are chasing criminals i News 1/3/2022 News Police Scotland must tackle violent crime as top priority, most Scots believe Most Scots want police officers to tackle violent crime as a top priority, a poll has found. A survey by pollsters Survation found 52 per cent of respondents listed knife crime as one of the most important issues that police should prioritise. Daily Record 1/3/2022 News Culture of obstruction has sunk investigations into police misconduct, MPs say Poor communications and ‘opaque processes’ damaging public trust, says select committee The Guardian 1/3/2022 News Confirmation Bias in Simulated CSA Interviews: How Abuse Assumption Influences Interviewing and Decision‐making Processes? Research has shown that confirmation bias plays a role in legal and forensic decision-making processes and, more specifically, child interviews. However, previous studies often examine confirmation bias in child interviews using non-abuse-related events. We enrich the literature by examining interviewers’ behaviours in simulated child sexual abuse (CSA) cases. In the present study, we used data from a series of experiments in which participants interviewed child avatars to examine how an assumption of abuse based on preliminary information influenced decision-making and interviewing style. Legal and Criminological Psychology 1/3/2022 Research article Met Police criticised over case of UK paedophile in Bulgaria A former prosecutor has accused the Metropolitan Police of a "dereliction of duty" over failures to investigate a British paedophile who is on the run. BBC 1/3/2022 News Preventing male violence in policing (Ep2): Prevention not Management PolicingTV 1/3/2022 Feature, Opinion, Video Resetting the Met: Listen to communities, improve communications and learn from outside the service As the search for a new commissioner of London’s Metropolitan Police Service gets underway, change consultant Luftur Ali, Senior Policy Advisor to the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development and a former Associate of the College of Policing, sets out some of the key changes he believes the force needs to make – and the challenges facing the next head of the Met – if it is to improve community relationships and regain its position as an employer of choice. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 1/3/2022 Feature, Opinion «205320542055205620572058205920602061Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
