Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93590 total results. Showing results 41121 to 41140 «205320542055205620572058205920602061Next ›Last » Drugs ‘supermarket’ house still open, despite garda crackdown REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A “drugs supermarket” operating from a privately owned house in Limerick is continuing to sell crack cocaine, cocaine, heroin, cannabis and tablets, despite gardaí raiding the property several times. Limerick Post (Republic of Ireland) 20/12/2021 News Covid-19 outbreak among midlands gardaí delays criminal cases REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A Covid-19 outbreak at Portlaoise Garda Síochána contributed to an unusual number of case adjournments at Laois District Court last week. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 20/12/2021 News Police Scotland officers to be given homelessness ‘prevention duty’ Scotland's police will be set a legal duty to prevent homelessness. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/12/2021 News Nine to appear in court after massive garda drug sting REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Nine people are set to appear in court in relation to a massive garda operation targeting the sale and supply of drugs. Dublin Live (Republic of Ireland) 20/12/2021 News MPS officer charged with sexual communication with a child An officer serving with the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) has been charged with sexual communication with a child. Police Professional 20/12/2021 News PFEW are proudly supporting the Daily Express and Mind Christmas campaign, ‘By Your Side’ Mental health is a topic close to many of our hearts. We are very proud to be supporting the Daily Express and Mind’s Christmas mental health campaign, ‘By Your Side.’ The campaign aims to raise a significant sum of money, so that Britain’s leading mental health charity can continue to provide a network of life-saving support. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 20/12/2021 News Firearms licensing law Consolidated guidance on firearms legislation. Home Office 20/12/2021 Report Police officer poisoned by novichok nerve agent on door handle ‘was accused of being Salisbury assassin’ The police officer poisoned by novichok in the Salisbury attacks says HE was accused of being the assassin who tried to kill Sergei and Yulia Skripal. The Sun 20/12/2021 News Court of Appeal hate crime guidance ruling Court rules safeguards in policing guidance need to be more explicit. The Court of Appeal has ruled on a case involving the College of Policing’s hate crime operational guidance. A previous High Court ruling found the guidance to be lawful. This was challenged in the Court of Appeal, which ruled that the guidance disproportionately interfered with freedom of expression in its current format. College of Policing 20/12/2021 News Success of West Midlands Police football hate crime officer could see other forces employ similar Work of PC Stuart Ward in the West Midlands has attracted a number of other forces, in the wake of jail sentence handed out to man who abused West Brom's Romaine Sawyers on WhatsApp. This article contains words some readers may find offensive Sky News 20/12/2021 News Court of Appeal to rule on police guidance over ‘hate incidents’ Former officer claims police guidance on dealing with such incidents unlawfully interferes with the right to freedom of expression Wales Online 20/12/2021 News Russian hackers post police data online after raid RUSSIA: Police Scotland and the security services have launched investigations after confidential information held by forces around the country was breached by hackers and posted online. The Times - Subscription at source 20/12/2021 News Mum of murdered sisters calls for police stations to face ‘special measures’ after officer misconduct At least four officers from the same unit in North East London have been investigated by the police watchdog over gross misconduct i News 20/12/2021 News Met police officer due in court on charge of sexual communication with a child PC Will Scott-Barrett was charged after an investigation by the force’s online child sexual abuse command The Guardian 20/12/2021 News Police legitimacy: A key capability for turbulent times As the Police Foundation prepares to report next month on Phase Two of the Strategic Review of Policing in England and Wales, Research Director Andy Higgins looks back at the turbulent events of 2021 – from Covid to Clapham Common and accusations of institutional corruption – and considers what impact they may have on policing legitimacy moving forwards. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 20/12/2021 Analysis, Feature Police-Related Social Media Exposure and Adolescents’ Interest in Becoming A Police Officer Police departments are becoming increasingly homogenous as they struggle to recruit demographically diverse officers with desirable characteristics. Youths’ exposure to police brutality on social media may decrease their perceptions of police and interest in policing careers. Despite adolescents being the future pool of police applicants, social media’s relation to adolescents’ perceptions of police is understudied. Utilizing a stratified sampling approach to approximate representation of the U.S., this study analyzed how youths’ exposure to police content on social media was related to trust in the police and interest in police careers. The findings indicated that the more youth were exposed to negative social media on policing, the poorer they viewed police legitimacy, and the less they were willing to enter policing. Police legitimacy partially mediated the relation between adolescents’ exposure to social media content about police and their interest in policing careers. Implications for research, policy, and police behavior are discussed. Police Practice and Research - Registration at source 19/12/2021 Research article Do you know the seven signs of family harm? Checking on your whānau NEW ZEALAND: New Zealand has one of the highest rates of domestic violence in the OECD, with one in three women in New Zealand having reportedly experienced family harm. And sadly each year over the Christmas and New Year period, there is a sharp increase. Stuff (New Zealand) 19/12/2021 News Horse racing chiefs asked gardaí and IAA for a ban on drones REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Horse racing bosses tried to shut down the operation of private drones at Irish racecourses through complaints to gardaí, the Data Protection Commission, and even the Irish Aviation Authority. The Independent 19/12/2021 News Garda chief linked to complaint about PSNI operation REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Men cleared in probe into alleged bribery now want independent inquiry Belfast Telegraph - Subscription at source 19/12/2021 News More AFP boots on the ground to fight crime AUSTRALIA: The AFP has boosted its ranks with 332 recruits this year as crime-fighting priorities focus on countering terrorism and foreign interference; transnational serious organised crime; cyber and fraud; and child exploitation. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 19/12/2021 News «205320542055205620572058205920602061Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
