Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115877 total results. Showing results 41121 to 41140 «205320542055205620572058205920602061Next ›Last » Parents should be held accountable over social media crazes says APCC It follows a flashmob appeal for mass looting in Oxford Street last week and another social media post encouraging young people to take overdoses of paracetamol. Parents should be held accountable for the actions of children taking part in criminal social media crazes, the APCC Chair Donna Jones has said. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/8/2023 News Norfolk and Suffolk police admit breach involving personal data of 1,230 people Information about victims of crime, witnesses and suspects included with freedom of information responses, forces say The Guardian 15/8/2023 News Memorial for police dog Finn will now pay tribute to all service dogs A fundraising appeal for a memorial statue to retired police dog Finn, which died last month at the age of 14, has exceeded its target of £40,000. Police Professional 15/8/2023 News Norfolk and Suffolk constabularies identify breach of personal data in FoI response Norfolk and Suffolk constabularies said “personal identifiable information” on victims, witnesses and suspects was included in a Freedom of Information (FoI) response due to a “technical issue”. Police Professional 15/8/2023 News Humberside Police confirms appointment of new deputy chief constable Humberside Police Assistant Chief Constable David Marshall has been confirmed as the force’s new deputy chief constable. Police Professional 15/8/2023 News 82 per cent rise in online grooming crimes against children in past five years Almost 34,000 online grooming crimes against children were recorded by police in the past six years, according to figures obtained by the NSPCC. Police Professional 15/8/2023 News Six retired MPS officers charged over ‘grossly offensive racist messages’ sent on WhatsApp Six former Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) officers have been charged following an investigation into “grossly offensive racist messages” sent on WhatsApp. Police Professional 15/8/2023 News Law firm Weightmans strengthens police team with triple hire Law firm Weightmans has strengthened its police team with the arrival of partner Andrew Steel, associate Emelia Bezant-Gahan and solicitor Tom Lambourne. Police Professional 15/8/2023 News Smile, you’re on camera! How smart doorbells are becoming the latest tool helping police catch criminals and solve crimes – from brazen burglars to nightmare neighbours and even killers In the dead of night, the peace of a quiet residential community in Brentford, is shattered by sounds of screaming as a furious man wielding a three foot sword tries to smash his way into a young family's home. Mail Online 15/8/2023 News Retired Met Police officer charged with sending racist messages A retired Met Police officer from Bournemouth has been charged with sending grossly offensive racist messages. Yahoo! 15/8/2023 News Six former Met Police officers charged with sending racist messages It comes after a BBC Newsnight investigation in October last year. The Independent 15/8/2023 News The Minority Penalty: Disparate Policing Across Noncompliant Minorities and Whites Numerous studies have examined the relationship between racial minorities and police use of force, with many of these studies indicating a direct and positive relationship. However, few studies have assessed the moderation effect of race—how race may amplify the impact of noncompliant behaviors to affect police officers’ decision to use non-lethal force. This study examines this element of amplified influence using insights from the deference norms and focal concerns perspectives to nest the work. While findings suggest that citizens’ noncompliant reactions such as verbal and physical resistance trigger an increase in the likelihood of police use of force, the results indicate that race and ethnicity further condition the effect. Specifically, the influence of citizen demeanor is augmented for minorities when predicting police use of non-lethal force compared to noncompliant Whites. The implications of these findings for police training and equitable administration of justice are discussed. Race and Justice - Subscription at source 15/8/2023 Research article Workforce 2023 – getting used to a new normal In the latest in our series of articles on the policing workforce in England and Wales, Policing Insight’s Ian Wiggett reviews the official data for the 2022/23 financial year, and explores some of the resulting challenges facing police forces – including the significant reduction in staff and PCSOs, the struggles for some around retention and resignations, and how to adapt to the ‘new normal’. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 15/8/2023 Analysis, Feature Dr Reza Montasari: ‘Frontline officers must be involved in the research process to gain valuable perspectives’ As cybersecurity threats persist, Dr Reza Montasari, Senior Lecturer in Cyber Threats at the Cyber Threats Research Centre at Swansea University, spoke to Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth about the dangers to law enforcement agencies and public sector authorities, and how new approaches to cyber security and the application of artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms present opportunities to transform policing. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 15/8/2023 Feature, Innovation, Interview ‘Cops are out of control’ Community activists say stop and search is damaging successive generations of Black youth The Voice 15/8/2023 Feature, Opinion More than half of paedophiles caught in one year had previous for sick child sex crimes Questions over monitoring of child sex offenders as repeat offenders made up more than half of those charged or cautioned last year Birmingham Mail 15/8/2023 News Unredeemable PSNI data leak If you were to dream up a serious and grotesque data security incident, you could not top the leak of personal data from the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) last week, writes Mark Rowe. Professional Security Magazine Online 15/8/2023 News Use of Police dog to arrest a youth in Hamilton justified NEW ZEALAND: The Independent Police Conduct Authority has found that a Police dog handler’s decision to use his dog to apprehend a 15 year old male was justified. Independent Police Conduct Authority (IPCA) (New Zealand) 15/8/2023 News Snapchat accounts for nearly half of recorded online grooming crimes against children Figures obtained by NSPCC show app named in 45.5 per cent of offences where a social media platform was involved The Telegraph - Subscription at source 15/8/2023 News Gloucestershire police test public app to report ‘anti-social’ commercial vehicle drivers Gloucestershire Constabulary is developing a mobile app for people to report commercial vehicle drivers who push boundaries on the roads. UKAuthority.com 15/8/2023 News «205320542055205620572058205920602061Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
