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Technological Innovation in A Police Organization: Lessons Learned From the National Police of the Netherlands Police organizations internationally explore and experiment with new technologies to improve their performance and in response to new forms of crime. The police in the Netherlands experiment with various forms of innovative technology. Previous research has shown that social, organizational, and technological factors are important for effective use and deployment of technology by the police. However, the precise factors and mechanisms underlying the promotion or inhibition of technological innovations within the police are not clear. This study aims to provide empirical knowledge about these mechanisms by providing insight into the processes through which technological innovation develops within the police in the Netherlands. From January 2017 to February 2018, 13 technological innovation projects were subjected to a longitudinal process study. The results show that innovation processes within the police organization are often inhibited by organizational factors, whereas social factors can stimulate and promote these processes. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice	18/2/2021 Research article
Coping Strategies and Physical Health in Police Units Dealing With Serious Crime: Does Work Experience Count? Police work is stressful and can lead to absenteeism, withdrawal, and impaired physical health. However, the stress brought by work can be reduced by effective coping strategies. The aim of our study is to explore the relationship between health and coping strategies of officers in three different units dealing with serious crime (homicide and sexual offences, juvenile crime, and crime scene investigation). The moderating role of work experience in this relationship is also explored. We used the Coping Responses Inventory questionnaire to assess coping strategies and the Pennebaker Inventory of Limbic Languidness to measure physical symptoms. Overall, the sample included 104 respondents. The approach coping strategies prevail among all three units. However, avoidance-coping strategy use is associated with more frequent somatic symptoms (P= 0.005). These are particularly linked to the emotional discharge (P < 0.001), especially in the group of officers with longer years of service (P = 0.01). Still, when this strategy is used rarely or not at all, more experienced officers report fewer symptoms than their younger colleagues. Preventive programmes promoting adaptive coping strategies would benefit police officers since avoidance-coping strategies are linked to more frequent physical symptomatology. More experienced police officers with somatic complaints should be focused on in particular. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice - Registration at source	18/2/2021 Research article
Fears minister has jeopardised effort to stop military trying UK rape cases Women accuse Johnny Mercer of backtracking on promise made to campaigners in parliamentary debate The Guardian	18/2/2021 News
‘Devastated GMP mourn PC after another COVID-19 death Greater Manchester officers have been left devastated after a popular PC died from COVID-19. Police Oracle - Subscription at source	18/2/2021 News
College backs findings of ‘better coordination’ during pandemic The pandemic has sped up changes in IT and national coordination, according to the College of Policing. Police Oracle - Subscription at source	18/2/2021 News
West Midlands update vehicle safety training after near miss West Midlands Police made changes to their vehicle safety training after a PCSO was dragged for nearly 30 metres after he tried to grab the driver's keys. Police Oracle - Subscription at source	18/2/2021 News
Another serving police officer dies following Covid-19 diagnosis A serving police officer has died after testing positive for Covid-19, the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) has confirmed. Police Professional	18/2/2021 News
Police facing ‘increasing resistance’ to Covid-19 enforcement Greater Manchester Police has dealt with more than 1,200 Covid-related incidents in a single week with a “resurgence” of large group gatherings despite lockdown rules. Officers say there is evidence of greater “resistance” to police enforcement. Police Professional	18/2/2021 News
Recorded Crime in Scotland: January 2021 Official Statistics on crimes and offences recorded by the police in Scotland for January 2021. Scottish Government	18/2/2021 Report
Emergency Services Network GUIDANCE; The Emergency Services Network will replace the existing Airwave communications network used by the police, fire and rescue, and ambulance services in the UK. Home Office	18/2/2021 Report
Metropolitan Police detective dies after testing positive for Covid Detective Sergeant Darren Barker joined Scotland Yard in 1992 The Standard	18/2/2021 News
Filming in Public: How should the police respond to UK Auditors? Within the UK there is a growing trend of members of the public and citizen-focused journalists turning up at police stations and public spaces to film the interaction with the staff and the police. Police Hour	18/2/2021 News
COVID-19 and fire: Two views from police, fire and crime commissioners In January, Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) published its COVID-19 inspection of fire and rescue services across England and Wales. Catherine Levin talks to two police, fire and crime commissioners to see whether having oversight of both police and fire makes a difference when it comes to responding to a global pandemic. Policing Insight - Subscription at source	18/2/2021 Feature, Interview, Opinion
Susan Manheimer discusses her stint as the interim chief in Oakland USA: Susan Manheimer served as Interim Chief of the Oakland Police Department from April 2020 through January 2021. She spent the first 17 years of her career with the San Francisco Police Department, then was chief of the San Mateo, CA Police Department for 20 years. She spoke with PERF Executive Director Chuck Wexler about her time leading the Oakland Police Department. Police Executive Research Forum	17/2/2021 Feature, Interview, Opinion
Changing how police departments respond to overdose calls could save lives CANADA: Many people aren't seeking help during overdoses due to fear of repercussions from law enforcement CBC News (Canada)	17/2/2021 Feature, Opinion
25,000 corruption claims against state’s cops AUSTRALIA: Accusations of excessive force and a failure to perform duties are among thousands of claims levelled at police. The Courier Mail (Australia) - Subscription at source	17/2/2021 News
German police are using fake child abuse images to catch abusers, but critics warn of dangers GERMANY: We are only just beginning to confront the problems posed as computer-generated images become ever more photo-realistic The Telegraph - Subscription at source	17/2/2021 News
Babcock celebrates launch of training programme for London’s police recruits Together with the Metropolitan Police Service (@MetPoliceUK), @BabcockTraining and its university partners have welcomed the first cohort of 196 new officer recruits who are embarking on the Met Police’s new Police Education Qualification Framework (PEQF) training programmes, which began on 25 January 2021. FE News	17/2/2021 News
Packs for domestic abuse victims delivered by Bedfordshire’s PCC Funding from the Ministry of Justice has allowed Bedfordshire's OPCC to pay for kits containing items that could help a victim of domestic abuse who is fleeing their home. Police Oracle - Subscription at source	17/2/2021 News
Pandemic policing deputy chief constable to retire in May DCC Paul Netherton spent the last six months seconded to Home Office to help with the national response to COVID-19 Police Oracle - Subscription at source	17/2/2021 News

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