Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103232 total results. Showing results 41141 to 41160 «205420552056205720582059206020612062Next ›Last » Police taking photos and fingerprints of lone children arriving in UK FoI data reveals thousands of children including two-year-old targeted by immigration enforcement operation The Guardian 3/10/2022 News Suella Braverman to consider giving anonymity to suspected criminals The home secretary criticised the ‘media circus’ surrounding high-profile people wrongly accused of sexual abuse The Guardian 3/10/2022 News AOS callouts up 216% in South from 2017 to 2021; national rise just 64% NEW ZEALAND: Armed offenders squad callouts in the South have more than tripled since 2017, figures show. Otago Daily Times (New Zealand) 3/10/2022 News How a murder case was unravelled by a police interview NEW ZEALAND: The case against three men accused of murdering Lois Tolley in 2016 has collapsed. And for the first time, we know about a police interviewing technique dubbed CIPEM. [AUDIO] RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 3/10/2022 News Police commissioners calling for cannabis to be made Class A drug Police commissioners want to reclassify cannabis to a Class A drug, potentially creating tougher penalties for those who possess and supply it. Lad Bible 3/10/2022 News Message from HE the Governor at the opening of the House of Assembly and in connection to a surge in gang violence SPEECH: The Governor offers praise for those who persevere in the face of adversity to tackle crime, stresses the importance of unity across parties to achieve this and sets out both what has been delivered to date in support of this and what we might expect going forwards. Home Office 3/10/2022 News South Wales police inspector accused of assaulting ‘vulnerable’ boy. Dean Gittoes denies using excessive force to detain 16-year-old filming outside Merthyr Tydfil police station. The Guardian 3/10/2022 News GMP adapts Single Online Home to digitalise reports. The Single Online Home system has been available to forces across the UK since April 2019 - as of March 2021. 27 forces were using it. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/10/2022 News Progress on smart motorway safety targets. Three targets to boost smart motorway safety by the end of September have been met but a fourth continues to be missed. Police Professional 3/10/2022 News Police inspector Dean Gittoes denies assaulting teen. A police inspector assaulted a 16-year-old because he was "sick of internet freaks" filming and putting things online, a court has heard. BBC 3/10/2022 News Police custody death: IOPC investigates death in Merthyr. The death of a man in custody is being investigated by the police watchdog. BBC 3/10/2022 News Why major Canadian railways must no longer be permitted to police themselves A fatal crash involving a runaway freight train in British Columbia three years ago has raised awareness among the Canadian public of the unique investigative and jurisdictional powers bestowed on company-operated railway police; Professor Bruce Campbell of Canada’s York University believes it’s time this “antiquated relic” of private-sector policing was replaced with an independent public railway police regime similar to the British model. Policing Insight 3/10/2022 Feature, Opinion “Mind the Police Dissatisfaction Gap”: The Effect of Callbacks to Victims of Unsolved Crimes in London Satisfaction from police performance in cases that are screened out from police investigation is low, particularly for victims who report online. In a randomized controlled trial, we report the impact of reassurance telephone callbacks on satisfaction scores for victims of vehicle crime in London, United Kingdom. Evidence suggests that reassurance callbacks cause victims to express more favorable attitudes toward the police, with more pronounced satisfaction scores among minority victims, particularly those who report their crime online. We argue that callbacks to victims are advantageous in an era of a police legitimacy crisis with diminished resources for law enforcement. Justice Quarterly 3/10/2022 Research article Police oversight in Ireland: Who complains, who gains? Accounts of police complainants and their experiences of oversight largely reflect North American data. This article examines how complainants fare in Ireland, where police crisis and reform have repeatedly occurred since 2005. Quantitative analysis of the independent police oversight agency’s complaint processing highlights patterns in allegations submitted, complaint-handling mechanism applied, and outcomes realised. In doing so, this article draws attention to the experiences of Irish Travellers, the homeless and prisoners. Findings show that socially marginal complainants submitted more serious allegations, secured higher investigation designations but were less likely to have complaints substantiated. Overall, substantiation was below international levels and police investigations were more likely to substantiate complaints than was the oversight agency. Consequently, the article then considers the frequent theoretical characterisation of police oversight in term of ‘justice’ or ‘agency’, arguing for inclusion of ‘agency self-interest’ by the oversight body in future research. Criminology and Criminal Justice 3/10/2022 Research article New appointment by Met Commissioner marks a watershed moment for UK policing The new senior command team announced by recently appointed Met Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley includes evidence-based policing pioneer Professor Lawrence Sherman as the force’s first Chief Scientific Officer; Policing Lecturer Tom Andrews believes the appointment heralds a clear commitment by the Met – and British policing more widely – to research-informed practice. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 3/10/2022 Feature, Opinion Real versus fake: how replica guns can pose real problems CANADA: A frightening school lockdown in Regina last month that led to weapons charges against a 13-year-old girl has reignited the conversation about how replica weapons can pose a real threat. CBC News (Canada) 3/10/2022 News Police funding increases could be locked in before budget talks CANADA: City council may end up locking in a funding formula for the Edmonton Police Service budget before the 2023-2026 budget deliberations begin, despite a stated desire to consider the police budget in the context of all the city’s expenses. Taproot Edmonton (Canada) 3/10/2022 News Public can now send complaints about a judge’s conduct under new legislation REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Members of the public will be able to send complaints about the conduct of a judge under new legislation which comes into effect today. Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 3/10/2022 News Four juveniles arrested over Cherry Orchard Garda car ramming REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Four male juveniles have been arrested in relation to the endangerment of gardai in the Cherry Orchard area in Co Dublin last month. Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 3/10/2022 News Regency Hotel trial: Major garda operation as Gerry ‘The Monk’ Hutch due before Special Criminal Court REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A security operation is under way in Dublin this morning ahead of one of the most significant murder trials in Irish criminal history, which could face delays. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 3/10/2022 News «205420552056205720582059206020612062Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
