Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100431 total results. Showing results 41221 to 41240 «205820592060206120622063206420652066Next ›Last » West Mids readies for 3,000 Commonwealth Games officers Final preparations are under way for West Midlands officers hosting the Commonwealth Games. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/7/2022 News West Yorkshire helpdesk staff to be balloted for strike action Union leaders have warned the force may be making redundancies to find £18m in savings. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/7/2022 News Pay deal shows need for fundamental review, think tank says A fundamental review of officer pay is needed to tackle living costs, the policing think tank has warned. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/7/2022 News Steve Jupp is new national police lead for serious organised crime Suffolk chief to take up full-time role funded by Home Office to oversee co-ordination and development of ROCU network. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/7/2022 News Kenyan police officers found guilty of murder of three including human rights lawyer KENYA: Three police officers in Kenya have been found guilty of murdering three men, including human rights lawyer Willie Kimani, six years after their bodies were found in a river. The Guardian 22/7/2022 News Investigating Virtual Reality for the College of Policing A case study of our recent work for the College of Policing on the use of virtual reality (VR) headsets in police training. Home Office 22/7/2022 News The White Paper on Drugs Policing: Unintended Consequences This week, the government unleashed their much-awaited plan to tackle “recreational” drug use, with much of the rhetoric to-date centring around “middle-class cocaine users” and the need to implement “tough consequences” to tackle drug use. Whilst those in the drug policy reform space were anticipating the worst, there are small green shoots that offer reasons to be encouraged – even if there is still plenty of work to be done. Politico 22/7/2022 Feature, Opinion Criminals go unpunished as victims lose faith in justice system, campaigners warn Campaigners warned last night the criminal justice system is on the brink of collapse, as offenders go unpunished and victims lose faith. Express 22/7/2022 News It’s high time for the police to finally stop recording ‘non-crime hate incidents’ When the authorities occupy themselves with policing speech that is deemed inappropriate, they are not fighting crim The Telegraph - Subscription at source 22/7/2022 News Cornwall police taking flack for video showing use of force CANADA: The Cornwall Police Service (CPS) issued a statement Thursday afternoon about a video circulating on social media, which shows a physical altercation between CPS officers and a member of the public. Cornwall Standard-Freeholder (Canada) 22/7/2022 News Sask. justice minister unable to say when police oversight body, due last year, will be operational CANADA: Saskatchewan's justice minister says the launch of an independent, civilian-led police oversight team remains a priority for the government, even though it's been more than half a year since it was supposed to be up and running. CBC News (Canada) 22/7/2022 News Advanced DNA offers hope to solve cold cases, but some Canadian cops slow to adopt it CANADA: Advances in DNA technology are being credited with solving a growing pile of cold case murders in the United States, but some Canadian police forces are lagging behind their U.S. counterparts in adopting the new methods. Blue Line (Canada) 22/7/2022 News Call for increased garda presence following violent brawl in Laytown REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Fine Gael councillor Sharon Tolan has slammed a lack of garda resources in east Meath after a vicious brawl broke out in Laytown on Monday. Meath Chronicle (Republic of Ireland) 22/7/2022 News Eleven people arrested and charged in the Midlands during large scale Garda operation REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: As part of Operation Thor, Laois Gardai arrested and charged 11 individuals on Tuesday and Wednesday last. Offaly Live 22/7/2022 News GSOC welcomes transposition of EU whistleblowers’ directive into Irish law REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Garda Síochána Ombudsman Commission (GSOC) welcomes the full transposition of the EU Whistleblowers’ Directive with the signing into law by President Higgins of the Protected Disclosures (Amendment) Act 2022. Garda Ombudsman (GSOC) 22/7/2022 News A 2021 Survey of Police & Public Safety Psychologists: Proposed Guidelines for Conducting Periodic Wellness Visits (WVs) vs. Mental Health Evaluations (MHEs) with Working Police/Public Safety Officers A survey of 30 proposed guidelines for conducting confidential “wellness visits/resiliency reviews” vs. non-confidential “mental health evaluations” for police/public safety officers was completed by 72 active police/public safety psychologists. A majority (> 50%) of respondents endorsed “Agree with No Reservation” for all but two of the proposed guidelines, while at least 75% of participants endorsed every item with either “Agree with No Reservation” or “Agree with Some Reservation” with an average combined agreement of 91.6%. There were only two proposed guidelines where those psychologists who disagreed represented over 19% of all respondents, though neither were higher than 25%. These two included Item 11, which proposed a definition for non-confidential mental health evaluations, and Item 12, which suggested non-confidential mental health evaluations should not be conducted during the careers of police and public safety officers due to lack of research on their effectiveness and validity. While 44.3% of the participants in this survey had conducted at least one non-confidential mental health evaluation, only 25% appear to believe this type of psychological evaluation is appropriate in police/public safety agencies at this time. Overall, there was strong agreement for most items related to “wellness visits/resiliency reviews” but less agreement with issues surrounding “mental health evaluations.” These findings offer a starting point for the field to work toward consensus in developing guidelines for these services. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology - Subscription at source 22/7/2022 Research article Suggested notes for the new Commissioner of the Met Former Met officer Chris Hobbs suggests some action points for the new Commissioner in his first four months in the job. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/7/2022 Feature, Opinion New Paris police chief takes over after Champions League fiasco FRANCE: A new Paris police chief took office on Thursday, tasked with proving to the world that the French capital can handle mass events despite the disastrous handling of a recent Champions League match. Laurent Nunez, 58, took over from Didier Lallement who during his three-year stint was often criticised for heavy-handed police action, most recently at a Liverpool-Real Madrid game on May 28. France 24 22/7/2022 News UK protest policing can leave officers in a ‘no-win position’ trying to balance competing rights Ahead of next week’s London Policing College workshop on policing public order, workshop chair Roger Gomm QPM (a former Metropolitan Police operational commander) talked to Policing Insight about the challenges officers face when policing protests, and the dilemma of balancing the rights of protestors and the wider public. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 22/7/2022 Feature, Interview, Opinion Seven out of ten cops in UK’s biggest police force failed to make single arrest in one year Seven out of ten cops in Britain’s biggest police force failed to make a single arrest in a whole year, The Sun can reveal. The Sun 22/7/2022 News «205820592060206120622063206420652066Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
