Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100436 total results. Showing results 41121 to 41140 «205320542055205620572058205920602061Next ›Last » Schoolgirl raped at knifepoint during sleepover told by Greater Manchester Police officer ‘leave it alone, get on with your life’, lawsuit claims Acting for her, Irvings Law is now alleging Breach of Article 3 of the Human Rights Act 1998 and "misfeasance in public office" Manchester Evening News 26/7/2022 News Join our team! We are looking for freelance feature writers based in Australia or New Zealand Policing Insight is growing its editorial coverage of policing in Australia and New Zealand, and we are looking for freelance writers with an interest/expertise in policing and great contacts to join our team. The role involves keeping up with latest developments in policing through engagement with police forces, government and relevant academic, third-sector and commercial organisations, pitching and completing feature article ideas, and fulfilling commissions from our editor. Policing Insight 26/7/2022 Advertisement, Feature, Jobs Police help desk staff could strike over shift allowance pay cut Police help desk staff across West Yorkshire are to be asked if they would be prepared to take strike action over a planned cut to their shift allowance, says UNISON. A review by West Yorkshire Police is proposing to get rid of unsociable hours shifts and it's claimed this could leave more than 50 employees £4,648 a year worse off. Telegraph and Argus 26/7/2022 News New forensic ‘digivan’ to help police investigate rape A new digital forensic vehicle known as a ‘digivan’ is being used by Northamptonshire Police to help gather evidence, and improve the policing experience for victims of rape and serious sexual assault. Officers and forensic investigators will no longer have to take away and retain a rape victim’s mobile phone for forensic analysis, which means the victim won’t lose this important lifeline after such a traumatic event. Northamptonshire Police 26/7/2022 News Understanding Policing Delivery: Delivering fair and equitable policing for all A discussion between Police Commissioner Andrew Coster and Deputy Chief Executive Mark Evans of New Zealand Police and Tã (Sir) Kim Workman Chair of the Independent Understanding Policing Delivery Panel. New Zealand Police is working with researchers and an independent panel, on a major research programme 'Understanding Policing Delivery' looking at how Police can ensure delivery of policing that is fair and equitable for all communities. PolicingTV 26/7/2022 Feature, Video Understanding Policing Delivery: Delivering fair and equitable policing for all A discussion between Police Commissioner Andrew Coster and Deputy Chief Executive Mark Evans of New Zealand Police and Tã (Sir) Kim Workman Chair of the Independent Understanding Policing Delivery Panel. New Zealand Police is working with researchers and an independent panel, on a major research programme 'Understanding Policing Delivery' looking at how Police can ensure delivery of policing that is fair and equitable for all communities. PolicingTV 26/7/2022 Feature, Video Dr Tracey Green: ‘We want ANZPAA to have impact – and we want our work to be used’ With a career combining operational policing and complex investigation with academia, Dr Tracey Green recently took up her post as CEO of the Australia New Zealand Policing Advisory Agency with greater insight than most into the demands facing law enforcement; she spoke to Policing Insight Editor Keith Potter about the Agency’s work on immediate and long-term policing challenges, the importance of sharing good practice, and the benefits of collaboration between police and academics. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 26/7/2022 Feature, Interview, Opinion Investigation launched after half-naked officer appears on dating site Devon and Cornwall Police are investigating a dating app image which appears to show a half-naked officer from the force. Police Professional 26/7/2022 News Weekly academic research summary This summary curates the key policing-related research that's been published online in the last week, with links to the original journal articles, and selected abstracts. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 26/7/2022 News Two million unsolved cases closed by police The Metropolitan Police closed 54.2 per cent of its investigations without a suspect being found The Times - Subscription at source 26/7/2022 News That’s how you deal with the eco mob: While British police stand by helpless, it’s been a different story in Europe this summer, with protesters dragged away with no hesitation Furious civilians and police officers in Europe are putting the UK police to shame by refusing to allow eco protesters to disrupt events and bring roads to a standstill - with the activists being dragged away with no hesitation. Mail Online 25/7/2022 News Tinder profile showing half-naked man in police equipment being investigated by officers In a screenshot of the dating app profile shared on Twitter, the man is wearing only a stab-proof vest and is using a Devon and Cornwall Police hat to cover his genitals. Sky News 25/7/2022 News The Police Service of Northern Ireland issue appeal to potential victims of Mother and Baby Institutions now living in Canada The Police Service of Northern Ireland launched an investigation into allegations of criminality involving Mother and Baby Institutions, Work Houses and Magdalene Laundries on 6th October 2021. Enquires to date suggest that there could be more victims and witnesses out there, with many moving or being adopted to countries overseas like Canada. Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) 25/7/2022 News Five children strip-searched every week by Met without being arrested first Five children are being strip-searched by the Metropolitan Police without even being arrested first every week – with new data also exposing huge racial disparities. Metro 25/7/2022 News Met Police continues to defend ‘unlawful’ arrest of Southend’s Patsy Stevenson at Sarah Everard vigil as she crowdfunds legal costs The force will spend thousands in taxpayer cash fighting claims they mistreated Patsy Stevenson. Essex Live 25/7/2022 News Emotional labour demands and work engagement in Portuguese police officers Grounded in the Emotional Labour Theory, we aim to study the relationship between emotional demands (the expression of positive emotions and suppression of negative emotions) and work engagement in a sample of Portuguese police officers. We intend to explore the possible effects of these emotional demands on work engagement and ways of preventing and/or mitigating its impact. When analysing the studies conducted in the Portuguese police context, we found a gap regarding emotions and/or emotional regulation. Accordingly, a sample of 924 Portuguese police officers from the Public Security Police (PSP) answered the Emotion Work Requirements Scale and the Utrecht Work Engagement Scale voluntarily. Through correlation and multiple linear regression, we found a relationship between these emotional demands toward different interpersonal interactions and work engagement. We discuss these results, providing suggestions for field intervention and clues for future research. Police Practice and Research 25/7/2022 Research article Blog: PTSD and police wellbeing In this blog, PC Sean Burridge talks about how his own experience of suffering PTSD led to the role of Wellbeing Consultant for Surrey and Sussex Police and winning this year's Inspiration in Policing Award at the National Police Bravery Awards. Oscar Kilo - The National Police Wellbeing Service 25/7/2022 Feature, Opinion Man challenges ‘blanket’ Garda policy of refusing station bail for any domestic violence charge REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A man detained for one night in custody in a Garda station after being charged with breaching an interim barring order has challenged the lawfulness of a “blanket” Garda policy of refusing station bail for any domestic violence offence. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 25/7/2022 News Met Police strip-search five children a week without arresting them Hundreds of 10 to 17-year-olds searched between 2019-21 while not in custody, latest figures reveal The Telegraph 25/7/2022 News Czech police turn seized Ferrari into patrol car CZECH REPUBLIC: Police in the Czech Republic have turned a high-powered Ferrari they seized from criminals into a patrol car capable of chasing down joyriders at speeds of up to 200mph. The 2011 Ferrari 458 Italia was formerly coloured racing red, but the authorities painted it with yellow and blue reflective stripes and mounted a panel of lights on top. It will be used to chase stolen cars and to crack down on illegal road races, police said in a statement. The Guardian 25/7/2022 News «205320542055205620572058205920602061Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
