Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115877 total results. Showing results 41441 to 41460 «206920702071207220732074207520762077Next ›Last » Halifax police agrees withholding information was wrong, settles legal case with CBC CANADA: After the public broadcaster took police to court, HRP acknowledges it should have released information. Halifax Regional Police has acknowledged it should not have withheld information about its internal discipline decisions from the CBC, according to an agreement approved recently by a Nova Scotia judge. CBC News (Canada) 8/8/2023 News Linking police and healthcare data could help identify domestic abuse, study shows Linking police and healthcare data could help identify highly vulnerable individuals and reduce police callouts and future emergency medical admissions, according to new research. Police Professional 8/8/2023 News West Mercia Chief returning to Met Police as Assistant Commissioner CC PIppa Mills has led the force since September 2021, having joined from Essex Police where she was DCC. Chief Constable Pippa Mills has announced that she will be leaving West Mercia Police to return to the force where she began her career in 1996. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/8/2023 News Race Action Programme shouldn’t replicate hierarchical structure seen in policing The Independent Scrutiny and Oversight Board has published its first annual report today. The Race Action Programme should not follow existing police structures given the reports which have pointed towards those structures themselves "manifesting" racism, a scrutiny board has said. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/8/2023 News Home Office backing for Essex Police spatial analytics hotspot approach that cut offending by 40% A crime prevention approach implemented by Essex Police used spatial analytics to focus on ‘places not people’ and incorporated hotspot policing to reduce offending by 40%; with the initiative now viewed as ‘business as usual’ within the force, the Home Office has directed other forces to ensure surge funding to tackle violence is focused on a similar hotspot approach, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 8/8/2023 Analysis, Feature, Innovation IOPC calls for ‘speed cap’ after officer jailed for causing death by dangerous driving A former Metropolitan Police Service officer (MPS) has been jailed after a woman was hit and killed by a patrol car driving at a “grossly excessive speed” in South London. Police Professional 8/8/2023 News Declining Trends in Crime Reporting and Victims’ Trust of Police in the United States and Major Metropolitan Areas in the 21st Century Victims’ willingness to report crime and their opinions about the police are important indicators of police performance, police legitimacy, and trust in the justice system. This study examines two decades of trends in police notification and victims’ perceptions of the police in the United States and major metropolitan areas since 2000, using data from the National Crime Victimization Survey (NCVS). In contrast to previous studies indicating an increase in police notification in the 1980s and 1990s, the present study shows a progressive decline in police notification observed in the last two decades, especially since 2010. Furthermore, there has been a marked increase in victims’ mistrust of police responsiveness since the mid-2000s. Using multivariable regression models that control for potential changes in the characteristics of crime and survey methodology, we find that the victims’ rising distrust of the police is widespread in many metropolitan areas, in all racial/ethnic and socioeconomic groups, and especially so for victims of theft, burglary, and simple assault. In the discussion, we suggest that the changing policing strategies and the evolving economic, political, and social environments of the 21st century may help explain the trends identified by this research. Understanding victim reporting trends and victims’ opinions of the police may affect data and policy and help the justice system to better serve victims and enhance public safety. Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice - Subscription at source 8/8/2023 Research article Police forces using behavioural science to tackle internal misogyny and sexism The College of Policing is using behavioural science to tackle sexism and misogyny in police ranks with an evidence-based action plan to be implemented across the country. Police Professional 8/8/2023 News CPS cracks down on football tragedy abuse Football fans who commit so-called tragedy-related abuse face being banned from matches, including next year’s European Championships, under updated Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) guidance. Police Professional 8/8/2023 News Biometrics and Surveillance Camera Commissioner to resign Professor Fraser Sampson is set to resign in October as the Data Protection and Digital Information Bill waits for Royal Assent. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/8/2023 News Dyfed Powys selling stations to ‘make best use of resources’ Chief Constable Dr Richard Lewis says the decisions have been taken 'after careful evaluation' and to deliver the most effective service to taxpayers. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/8/2023 News Police Race Action Plan requires ‘robust’ restructure to achieve anti-racist aims, says ISOB The structure of the Police Race Action Plan needs to better reflect an anti-racism programme to achieve its commitments, according to a new report by the Independent Scrutiny and Oversight Board (ISOB). Police Professional 8/8/2023 News Record number of police leaving Hampshire Constabulary A record number of police officers voluntarily resigned from Hampshire Constabulary last year, new figures show. The Police Federation of England and Wales said demand is outstripping police resources as the number of officers voluntarily resigning is at its highest across the two nations. Hampshire Chronicle 8/8/2023 News There’s no excuse for BAME failures at Police Scotland Record View says the force must ask if enough is being done to engage with and actively encourage new recruits from communities which may have long-standing suspicions about the police. Daily Record 8/8/2023 News Ottawa police report sharp drop in no-knock raids CANADA: Ottawa police have drastically reined in the use of dynamic entries when executing search warrants, after a review into the controversial technique also known as "no-knock raids." The decline comes amid a broad-based reduction in use of force by Ottawa police, according to information presented to the Ottawa Police Services Board on Tuesday. CBC News (Canada) 8/8/2023 News NZ could lose ‘hundreds’ of police officers to Queensland – Police Assocation NEW ZEALAND: Hundreds of New Zealand police officers could be leaving for Australia, lured by a big boost in earnings, the New Zealand Police Association says. Australia's Queensland Police Service has launched what it is calling a "cheeky campaign" to poach New Zealand officers. It is promising warmer days and higher pay, including a $20,000 relocation bonus. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 8/8/2023 News Lehrmann case shouldn’t shake faith in justice system, police union says AUSTRALIA: Association chief urges community to come forward with complaints as fallout from Sofronoff inquiry into prosecution of Bruce Lehrmann continues. The police union says the Bruce Lehrmann case was “like no other” and shouldn’t deter complainants from coming forward or having faith in the justice system. The fallout from the Sofronoff inquiry report continued on Tuesday, after the ACT government’s extraordinary criticisms of inquiry head Walter Sofronoff KC over the premature leaking of the report to journalists. The Australian Federal Police Association said in a statement that the contents of the report and the government’s response were a “credit to the inquiry and how it was managed before the current situation regarding the report’s release”. The Guardian 8/8/2023 News Te Pati Māori co-leader says she has no faith in report into police shooting of Kaoss Price NEW ZEALAND: Te Pati Māori's co-leader says she has no faith in the police investigation into the fatal shooting of Kaoss Price in 2022. A Critical Incident Investigation by police found officers were justified in shooting the unarmed 22-year-old who had rammed a police car and attempted to steal cars from passers-by. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 8/8/2023 News Meeting Barbara Spooner, MD of Digital Safety CIC (Part 2) In this second part of a two part Policing Friendship Tour video, Barbara Spooner MBE meets and speaks with PolicingTV's Founder and Publisher, Bernard Rix, about her policing career and experiences, how she championed Women, Women of Colour and Gender Equality, her MBE and about her post-policing life leading the work of Digital Safety Community Interest Group (CIC). PolicingTV 8/8/2023 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Queensland Police launch cheeky recruitment campaign targeting NZ police AUSTRALIA: The Queensland Police Service has today launched a cheeky recruitment campaign targeting experienced New Zealand officers with thousands of dollars in incentives to cross the ditch. myPolice - Queensland Police News 8/8/2023 News «206920702071207220732074207520762077Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
