Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115877 total results. Showing results 41321 to 41340 «206320642065206620672068206920702071Next ›Last » The Front Page: Do police need to rethink their approach to scams, cyber fraud? NEW ZEALAND: For years, the joke around cyber fraud and online scams has always been that of an African prince emailing to say you’ve won millions, if you only fill out this form. The New Zealand Herald (New Zealand) 10/8/2023 News Father jailed for attacking two police officers who were enforcing order to take his daughter NEW ZEALAND: When police knocked on a father’s door with a warrant to take his young daughter from him, he got angry, clenched his fists and made it clear he wasn’t going to hand her over without a fight. The New Zealand Herald (New Zealand) 10/8/2023 News Police chief ‘deeply sorry’ for ‘industrial scale’ data breach Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) Chief Constable Simon Byrne says he is "deeply sorry" about the breach of data on an "industrial scale" but will not resign BBC 10/8/2023 News NIPB has ‘robust exchange’ with chief constable over ‘catastrophic’ PSNI data breach The Northern Ireland Policing Board (NIPB) said it has had a “robust exchange” with Chief Constable Simon Byrne over the recent “catastrophic data breach” at the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI). Police Professional 10/8/2023 News Northern Ireland police chief urged to consider position over data breach DUP MP Sammy Wilson says serious questions must be asked at highest level of PSNI amid fears over safety of officers The Guardian 10/8/2023 News Gardai confirm Limerick link to Interpol operation REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardai have confirmed that Limerick was among the nine counties in which arrests have been made under Operation JACKAL. Limerick Live (Republic of Ireland) 10/8/2023 News OPP seize $8M worth of illegal drugs and firearms in Project Moffatt CANADA: The Ontario Provincial Police have seized eight million dollars in illicit drugs and illegal firearms as part of a multi-jurisdictional investigation. CTV News (Canada) 10/8/2023 News Today’s letters: Ottawa police deserve credit for their restraint CANADA: Ottawa Police deserve high praise for the extraordinary restraint they show in almost all their interactions with the public. As reported in the Citizen: “Ottawa police officers were dispatched to 215,000 calls in 2022 and used force in 247 incidents. Ottawa Citizen (Canada) 10/8/2023 News SYP admits vetting ‘errors’ after allowing barred DCI to transfer in The force's vetting processes have been completely overhauled since the allegations against Daniel Boulter came to light. The Head of Professional Standards at South Yorkshire Police (SYP) has admitted that a DCI who would've been dismissed for gross misconduct had he still been serving was able to transfer in the force because of "errors" Police Oracle 10/8/2023 News Police staff encouraged by union to accept 7% pay offer Unison has said the proposed deal would take effect from September 1. A proposed pay deal of 7% has been offered to police staff in England and Wales - matching the deal given to officers last month. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/8/2023 News Forty MI5 officers impacted by ‘industrial scale’ data breach Speaking after an emergency meeting of the NI Policing Board, PSNI CC Simon Byrne said he was 'deeply sorry' for the breach which has affected 10,000 officers and staff. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/8/2023 News ABI highlights potential benefits for policing from greater collaboration with private investigators With a growing emphasis on police collaboration with partner agencies and stakeholders, Association of British Investigators (ABI) Secretariat Tony Imossi sets out why he believes closer working between policing and the ABI’s private investigator membership could bring a range of benefits including enhanced investigative skills, improved efficiency and resource allocation, and enhanced training and professional development opportunities. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 10/8/2023 Feature, Opinion The ability of place-based risk factors to predict hate crime Hate crime has exhibited an alarming increase in many cities over the past few years. As a nation, the United States recorded 7759 in 2020, the highest number in 12 years according to the FBI. Researchers and police practitioners have long relied on “place-based” approaches to study and respond to crime, exploiting the strong and consistent concentration of crime within a small number of places. One tool that has proven utility directing place-based approaches is Risk Terrain Modeling (RTM). This study quantifies the degree to which hate crime is concentrated within place, and assesses whether micro-level risk factors identified by RTM, combined with mezzo-level neighborhood features, predict future hate crime. Results suggest these place-based tools can identify factors with a meaningful influence on the risk of hate crime. Security Journal - Subscription at source 10/8/2023 Research article MPS deputy assistant commissioner appointed new head of Immigration Enforcement One of the UK’s most senior police officers will be joining the Home Office to lead efforts to tackle the “scourge” of illegal migration. Police Professional 10/8/2023 News Police staff in England and Wales offered seven per cent pay increase, Unison confirms Police staff in most forces in England and Wales – including those in witness support, data teams and cleaning roles – have been offered a seven per cent pay rise, Unison confirmed on Thursday (August 10). Police Professional 10/8/2023 News Exploring Trust in the Police in South Korea During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Does Fear of the COVID-19 Matter? In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, governments restricted community members’ activities and, in turn, patterns of human behavior, both legal and illegal, changed. In many countries, the police have been entrusted to enforce these new COVID-19 related restrictions and were often perceived as the main enforcers of these sometimes unpopular measures. In this paper, we study four types of factors that may affect the public's trust in the police during the COVID-19 pandemic: traditional factors, such as interactions with the police during the pandemic, assessments of the police effectiveness in dealing with the pandemic, COVID-19 related factors, such as instrumental concerns for their personal health, and the adherence to the conspiracy theories. Specifically, using data from a sample of 527 respondents from the Seoul metropolitan area in South Korea, collected in the fall of 2021, we estimate the effects of the factors listed above. The results indicate that trust in the Korean National Police was strengthened when the police were perceived to have effectively dealt with the challenges of the pandemic and addressed the instrumental concerns of the community in the protection of public health. No demographic variables were significantly independently associated with trust in the police during the pandemic. The theoretical and policy implications of the findings are discussed. Criminal Justice Review 10/8/2023 Research article DCC Fiona Taylor QPM takes interim charge of Police Scotland Police Scotland’s Chief Constable Sir Iain Livingstone QPM will leave office today Thursday August 10 with Deputy Chief Constable Designate Fiona Taylor QPM taking on the responsibilities of Chief Constable in the interim period. Border Telegraph 10/8/2023 News IOPC overrules Norfolk police hit-and-run scandal decision The policeman who claimed to have amnesia after causing a hit-and-run crash is to face misconduct charges after Norfolk Constabulary was criticised for dropping disciplinary action against him. The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has ruled that the force was wrong not to pursue misconduct procedures against PC Karl Warren over the incident, which saw him drive into another car at 49mph before leaving without stopping. Eastern Daily Press 10/8/2023 News Signs of an internal revolt against Edmonton’s police chief CANADA: A policing expert says sharp criticism of Edmonton’s police chief by the union representing officers reveals serious morale and leadership trust issues. The Tyee obtained the June edition of the internal association newsletter Rank & File. It contains a litany of complaints about Edmonton police Chief Dale McFee, especially from Edmonton Police Association vice-president Cory Kerr, who clearly knew McFee and other senior officers would read his missive. The Tyee (Canada) 10/8/2023 News FactCheck: Did five garda recruits resign immediately after starting training? REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A Tweet from an Independent senator contains a number of false and inaccurate claims about garda recruitment and retention numbers. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 10/8/2023 News «206320642065206620672068206920702071Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
