Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93592 total results. Showing results 41401 to 41420 «206720682069207020712072207320742075Next ›Last » Global cybercrime trends 2021: The insider threat landscape The latest annual reports on global and European cybercrime discuss both increasingly complex as well as opportunist attacks, and highlight the performance of individual countries in safeguarding against threats; Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth looks at who is doing well, who needs to do better, and what more they could be doing. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 10/12/2021 Analysis, Feature Investigating Honour-Based Abuse and Other Crimes in South Asian Communities: the Benefits, Limitations and Impacts of ‘Ethnic Matching’ and Ethnic ‘Difference’ of Police Officers This article considers the benefits, limitations and potential impacts of ‘ethic matching’ South Asian (SA) police officers to victims, or conversely allocating ‘different’ non-SA officers to reported honour-based abuse (HBA) cases and other crimes. To explore these themes, semi-structured interviews in one English police force with 15 police specialist detectives in Public Protection took place. Lack of cultural competence by some non-SA officers was evident, exposing stereotyping and tokenism. Some professional race anxiety features, but to a lesser extent. Cultural ignorance impacts an officer’s ability to identify crime patterns; results in misconstruing victim perspectives and means that officers may not recognise cues that victims are at risk. Policing and Society - Registration at source 10/12/2021 Research article Police analyse 19 million messages captured in AN0M encrypted comms sting AUSTRALIA: Federal, state and territory police have identified up to 160 “targets” following extended analysis of messages from the AN0M encrypted communications device and app developed by law enforcement for a sting operation that ran for three years. IT News (Australia) 9/12/2021 News Funding boost for NSW Police bikie squad AUSTRALIA: A NSW police squad dedicated to fighting organised crime has received a funding boost, despite a damning report finding its officers intimidated and harassed a lawyer. Blue Mountains Gazette (Australia) 9/12/2021 News AFP Reserves back to help keep Australians safe AUSTRALIA: Former AFP members have rejoined as Reserves to help keep Australians safe. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 9/12/2021 News No live facial recognition for New Zealand Police in self-regulation pledge NEW ZEALAND: An independent review of the opportunities and risks associated with facial recognition commissioned by New Zealand Police has made a series of recommendations for limited use, with police committing to avoid deploying live face biometrics at least temporarily. BiometricUpdate.com 9/12/2021 News Review prompts police to halt plans to use facial recognition technology NEW ZEALAND: Police are pressing pause for now on using facial recognition technology to identify people off live camera feeds, but will still use it on stored footage. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 9/12/2021 News Operation Selena: 14 people charged today, 24 in total, following months-long investigation into drug smuggling at Auckland Airport and Ports of Auckland NEW ZEALAND: An ongoing investigation into alleged drug smuggling offending at the New Zealand border has concluded today with a further 14 people arrested and charged, with millions of dollars’ worth of assets including houses, vehicles and bank accounts also seized. New Zealand Police 9/12/2021 News Record number of children in Britain arrested over terror offences Home Office figures show 25 under-18s arrested in year to September, mostly in relation to far-right ideology The Guardian 9/12/2021 News Police officer injuries from firearms double in a year Police officer injuries from firearms double in a year Police Professional 9/12/2021 News Rape ‘scorecards’ reveal CPS will miss prosecution targets Police have made progress in increasing rape referrals while charges made by CPS show only slight rise The Guardian 9/12/2021 News Police in Wales to be first in UK to use handheld face recognition technology to identify wanted suspects The new facial recognition app aims to reduce cases of mistaken identity and speed up arrests Wales Online 9/12/2021 News Police revealed to have stopped seven ‘late-stage’ terror attacks since start of pandemic Police have disrupted seven “late-stage” terror attacks since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, it was revealed on Thursday. The Standard 9/12/2021 News Police: We have foiled seven ‘late-stage’ terror attacks since start of pandemic Senior officers have warned the public ‘not to let their guard slip during the festive period’. The Independent 9/12/2021 News The Met was far too quick to give up on its No10 party investigation The reasons given for dropping the police probe just don't stack up The Telegraph - Subscription at source 9/12/2021 News Jersey Police Chief Officer Robin Smith: ‘If there ever was a place in the world for a fully electric fleet it’s here’ With carbon footprints and sustainability high on the agenda for law enforcement agencies, Jersey Police Chief Officer Robin Smith believes the Crown Dependency force could be the first in the UK to run a fully electric fleet, as he explained to Policing Insight Publisher Bernard Rix on a recent leg of the Policing Friendship Walking Tour. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 9/12/2021 Feature, Interview, Opinion Longueuil police force launches special ‘social policing’ unit CANADA: The Longueuil, Que., police service has launched a new service they describe as part of a new philosophy of law enforcement. [VIDEO] Global News (Canada) 9/12/2021 News ‘Edmonton has a crime problem’: Police chief says budget cuts could affect community safety CANADA: The Edmonton Police Commission is asking city council to continue the plan for its budget, saying further cuts could impact community safety. [VIDEO] CTV News (Canada) 9/12/2021 News Charges laid following international cybercrime investigation CANADA: The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) has charged an Ottawa resident following a 23-month cybercrime investigation. Ontario Provincial Police 9/12/2021 News More than 100 cases linked to trafficking and slavery being investigated, gardaí say REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Victims in Ireland ‘silently crying out for help’ as they ‘do somebody’s nails, or wash somebody’s car’ The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 9/12/2021 News «206720682069207020712072207320742075Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
