Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 95707 total results. Showing results 41661 to 41680 «208020812082208320842085208620872088Next ›Last » Aussie cops turn nose up at sniffer dogs AUSTRALIA: Scent hounds are phenomenal trailing machines used to great effect in the US to find missing people and save lives. So why aren’t they here? Herald Sun (Australia) - Subscription at source 12/2/2022 News Windsor police begin clearing out Ambassador Bridge convoy protesters CANADA: The police in Windsor, Ont., started clearing out protesters clogging the Ambassador Bridge on Saturday, even as demonstrations against COVID-19 vaccine mandates and quarantines continued in Ottawa and other cities across the country. Global News (Canada) 12/2/2022 News U.K. police force helps Ontario woman after she calls the wrong Durham police CANADA: Woman in Ajax, Ont., accidentally called a police station 4,000 kilometres away during a break-in CBC News (Canada) 12/2/2022 News Lost evidence has collapsed 6,000 cases including alleged killers and rapists Crime expert fears that 12,000 prosecutions have failed in the past two years because pieces of evidence that could convict sex attackers and killers is missing Mirror 12/2/2022 News Ex Met Police officers call for force to be overhauled after Cressida Dick quits Two former female Met Police officers say the current system isn't 'fit for purpose' at Scotland Yard following a string of scandals, which resulted in the resignation of Dame Cressida Dick Mirror 12/2/2022 News Anti-police spin is tearing the force apart The police watchdog, the IOPC, has recently released a report into social media conversations between officers — and it makes for uncomfortable reading. Some of the comments are appalling, full of arrogance, racism and misogyny. But as we get ready to shower disdain on serving officers once again, I’d like to raise the question: what effect do you think this constant castigation of all police officers has? The Spectator 12/2/2022 Feature, Opinion How Effective Are Residential Cctv Systems: Evaluating the Impact of Natural Versus Mechanical Surveillance on House Break-Ins and Theft in Hotspots of Penang Island, Malaysia There has been limited empirical attention to the date on the effectiveness of mechanical surveillance and natural surveillance, both individually and in combination, on burglaries at residential properties, particularly in non-Western contexts. Moreover, few studies examine natural and/or mechanical surveillance as multi-dimensional concepts in residential settings. Hence, the present study sought to measure natural surveillance provided by physical elements of the houses—including windows view, entrance visibility, courtyard visibility, and landscape visibility—and mechanical surveillance devices such as CCTV camera and house lighting, in burglarized and non-burglarized houses. 456 detached houses from a medium-high socio-economic housing estate located in residential burglary hotspots in Penang Island, Malaysia, were surveyed and observed. PLS-SEM analysis using Warp-PLS software was used to analyse the collected data. The findings showed that the architectural and landscape elements of the houses have a greater impact on reducing residential burglary than CCTV systems. However, lighting installations as a form of mechanical surveillance had a very high impact in reducing burglaries. The study concludes that natural surveillance is generally more effective in reducing burglaries than mechanical surveillance when examined as independent, multi-dimensional concepts. Security Journal - Registration at source 12/2/2022 Research article PM sent Downing Street lockdown party questionnaire by Met police Boris Johnson contacted over alleged parties that took place while the UK was under strict Covid curbs The Guardian 12/2/2022 News DfE is ‘criminalising parents’ in England, say families still shielding from Covid Parents facing prosecution for home schooling say vulnerable children and relatives’ safety comes before school attendance The Guardian 12/2/2022 News Domestic violence in France: When the perpetrator is a police officer FRANCE: In late January, a 28-year-old woman was found strangled to death in her apartment in Paris. Her partner, a police officer who had previously been convicted on domestic abuse charges, the main suspect in the murder, has still not been found. While the search continues, many women’s rights groups are calling out a broken system Yahoo! 12/2/2022 Feature Ex-top cop slams Sadiq for condemning Met following Dick resignation This former police officer tells LBC that blanket accusations of racism and misogyny in the Met demotivate good officers in the force. LBC 12/2/2022 News Police location sites on Facebook are helping drivers avoid detection for drug driving In Australia, a growing number of Facebook pages dedicated to identifying the locations of police traffic operations are enabling drug users to avoid detection during roadside drug-testing initiatives; but Research Assistant Laura Mills, Professor James Freeman and Dr Verity Truelove of the University of the Sunshine Coast believe that regardless of Facebook, there is a fundamental need to increase motorists’ perceptions of being caught for drug driving. Policing Insight 12/2/2022 Feature, Opinion Home Secretary Priti Patel on Dame Cressida Dick resignation Home Secretary Priti Patel thanks Dame Cressida Dick for her service as Commissioner of Metropolitan Police. Home Office 11/2/2022 News Offensive Weapons Act 2019: draft statutory guidance The government published draft statutory guidance for consultation on 15 August 2019 which related to the sale and delivery of corrosive products, possession of corrosive substances in public, sale and delivery of knives, possession of certain offensive weapons, threatening with offensive weapons and enforcement as provided for by the Offensive Weapons Act 2019. Home Office 11/2/2022 Report An Impossible Job Yesterday, the Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police lost her job. After 40 years of public service, she reached the end of the road. And there were plenty of people lining up in the immediate aftermath of the announcement to say that it was not before time. Police Commander Blog 11/2/2022 Feature, Opinion New law to see increased use of police worn cameras AUSTRALIA: ACT police will now use body worn cameras (BWCs) when interacting with the public in most circumstances under new laws in effect from today (February 11). City News (Australia) 11/2/2022 News Two Sydney men sentenced to 28 years’ and 23 years’ jail for importing cocaine AUSTRALIA: Two members of a criminal syndicate arrested in 2019 for importing 228 kilograms of cocaine into Sydney have been sentenced to 28 and 23 years’ imprisonment respectively. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 11/2/2022 News Sydney man charged for child abuse material following Interpol tip-off AUSTRALIA: A 19-year-old Sydney man is due to appear before Sutherland Local Court today (11 February 2022) to face a range of serious child abuse charges following an Australian Federal Police investigation. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 11/2/2022 News Police Digital Service sets up AWS cloud platform The Police Digital Service (PDS) and Amazon Web Services have set up dedicated platform of cloud based technologies for police forces. UKAuthority.com 11/2/2022 News Parliament protest: ‘Several hundred’ complaints made to IPCA NEW ZEALAND: The Independent Police Conduct Authority has received several hundred complaints from anti-vaccine mandate protesters at Parliament. [VIDEO] Stuff (New Zealand) 11/2/2022 News «208020812082208320842085208620872088Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
