Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93592 total results. Showing results 41341 to 41360 «206420652066206720682069207020712072Next ›Last » Ministers must add scam advert crackdown to online harms law, says police chief James Thomson urges No 10 to add tough rules in new legislation to stop officers fighting fraud with ‘one arm tied behind their back’ The Telegraph - Subscription at source 13/12/2021 News The economic and social cost of contact child sexual abuse RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS: This report provides an estimate of the financial and non-financial (monetised) costs relating to all children who began to experience contact sexual abuse, or who continued to experience contact sexual abuse, in England and Wales in the year ending 31st March 2019. This is estimated to be at least £10.1 billion (in 2018/19 prices). Home Office 13/12/2021 Report Women need to be able to trust the police – how does Britain get to that point? New legislation making it a legal duty to tackle domestic abuse is a start, but there are still spectacular failures in policing The Guardian 13/12/2021 Feature, Opinion DWP launches £510m fund to crackdown on benefits fraudsters A £510 million funding boost targeted at fraudsters lying to the DWP about their benefit claims has been announced today. Politics.co.uk 13/12/2021 News Private detective Daniel Morgan’s family plan to sue the Met Police for ‘failing to respond’ to bombshell inquiry into 1987 axe murder that branded force ‘institutionally corrupt’ The family of murdered private detective Daniel Morgan are planning to sue the Metropolitan Police, it has today been revealed. Mail Online 13/12/2021 News Suffer the little children It’s unbearable to imagine the suffering that little Arthur Labinjo-Hughes felt in the days, hours, and minutes before his short life came to an end. The abandonment he must have felt. The well of loneliness that he had touched. The utter despair he had experienced of being a small boy who cried for help and whose pleas went unanswered. Holyrood Magazine 12/12/2021 Feature, Opinion What officers said were the biggest challenges of 2021 (and why leaders should pay attention) USA: The attention of LE executives is always drawn to the day's headlines, but visionary leaders construct long-term strategies for long-term challenges Police1 12/12/2021 Analysis, Feature MPs demand Met Police ‘institutional homophobia’ inquiry after shameful Stephen Port probe British lawmakers have demanded a public inquiry into whether London’s Metropolitan Police Service is “institutionally homophobic” following the Stephen Port probe. Pink News 12/12/2021 News Police warn people less likely to comply with Covid rules after Christmas party scandal Officers fear backlash to potential restrictions on gatherings after Sage warned that government inconsistencies would ‘erode credibility’ The Independent 12/12/2021 News Crisis of confidence: can Britain’s police recover public trust? Accusations of misconduct and a series of flawed investigations have cast doubt on the competence of UK forces Financial Times - Subscription at source 12/12/2021 News COVID-19: Police officers disciplined for breaking lockdown rules Sussex Police says it takes "COVID-related breaches very seriously and we do not tolerate this kind of behaviour". Sky News 12/12/2021 News UK police chiefs consider public admission of institutional racism High-level talks underway as race adviser promises radical reform and anti-racist policing The Guardian 12/12/2021 News Toronto Police Service dealing with COVID-19 outbreaks among vaccinated cops CANADA: First Toronto Fire Services stations were hit with COVID-19 amongst vaccinated staff, now Toronto Police has been stung. Canada.com 12/12/2021 News Union fears proposed garda powers will be challenged as racist REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The largest garda union has hit back at a Policing Authority recommendation that officers should be required to record the ethnicity, age and gender of people who are stopped and searched. The Irish News (Republic of Ireland) 12/12/2021 News NT prosecutors ‘struggling’ to retain staff, as court faces delays due to COVID and domestic violence soars AUSTRALIA: A former chief magistrate and lawyer of almost 40 years, Nicholas Papas QC has prosecuted and defended the worst of crimes. ABC News (Australia) 12/12/2021 News How a new squad of elite sniffer dogs is catching cybercriminals Police dogs are hunting high-tech crime with their superior snouts. James Palmer meets the hounds and puppies in training The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 12/12/2021 Feature A reefer-derci! Australia’s police forces torched seized drugs worth $5b in 2021 AUSTRALIA: Weighing almost the same as four adult male African elephants, Australian Federal Police have burnt 25.8 tonnes worth of illicit drugs in 2021 found on Australian shores. The New Daily (Australia) 12/12/2021 News AFP burns $5.2 billion worth of illicit drugs in 2021 AUSTRALIA: The AFP’s drug destruction program has burned more than $5 billion worth of illicit drugs in 2021. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 12/12/2021 News Support Provided By LGBTI Police Liaison Services: An Analysis of A Survey of LGBTI People in Australia Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and intersex (LGBTI) police liaison programs were established around Australia from the late 1980s onwards to ameliorate discriminatory relationships between LGBTIQ people and police. With specialized training to better understand LGBTIQ issues, police liaison officers can provide support to LGBTIQ people as victims, offenders, or witnesses. Interestingly, very few LGBTIQ people seek support from these officers, even though many know they exist. This paper reports the results of a survey of a sample of LGBTIQ community members across two Australian states (Queensland and New South Wales) that explored why LGBTIQ people seek support from LGBTI police liaison officers. An online questionnaire asked LGBTIQ people about their perceptions of, and experiences with, police generally, and LGBTI police liaison officers specifically. Similar to past research, our analysis primarily found high levels of awareness of liaison officers, but very few participants accessed them. Further, and concerningly, the participants were generally reluctant to seek them out for support. Key implications of our findings for policy and practice development in police and LGBTIQ community services are discussed. Police Quarterly - Registration at source 12/12/2021 Research article Masking in murder: An exploratory study into the act of covering the victim’s face in UK homicide Previous literature suggests that covering of a homicide victim’s face by an offender indicates a pre-existing relationship. Operational definitions discriminate between three forms of victim covering (i) Masking (ii) Cloaking and (iii) Concealment. 126 UK homicide cases were examined to explore whether any evidence-based investigative inferences could be supported in cases of victim covering viewed through an instrumental/expressive framework. No statistically significant differences were found between face covering behaviour and the relationship between victim and offender, previous convictions, and offender age, although there was a high frequency of elderly female victims of masking. The findings are discussed in relation to offender-profiling. 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