Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98411 total results. Showing results 42321 to 42340 «211321142115211621172118211921202121Next ›Last » More leadership needed from Commissioner in light of tragic event NEW ZEALAND: “The Police Commissioner needs to front up and prevent an information vacuum from occurring in light of last weekend’s tragic shooting in New Plymouth,” says ACT’s Police spokesperson Chris Baillie. Scoop (New Zealand) 20/4/2022 News Fatal police shootings call for change in approach – Māori advocate NEW ZEALAND: A criminal justice advocate says police are not being held accountable for how they treat Māori. [AUDIO] RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 20/4/2022 News Good victim care isn’t dependent on spending more time with victims of crime Victim care has long been an interest of mine. I’ve been doing research on it, as well as giving advice and training to police forces, for more than 25 years, but that work has really taken off in the last ten years. Although I haven’t kept a precise count, in that time I have given courses on the subject to well over 6,000 police officers and staff who deal directly with victims of crime, either in person or over the telephone. The Police Foundation 20/4/2022 Feature, Opinion Well-Being of Police Personnel: Role of Perceived Social Support and Perceived Control of Internal States The cross-sectional study aimed to investigate the relationship between the domains of perceived social support (PSS), perceived control of internal states (PCOIS) and well-being (WB) among police personnel. One hundred twenty two police officers (106 males and 16 females) from the state of Odisha, India were selected using purposive sampling method and were required to fill up the perceived social support, perceived control of internal states and well-being questionnaires. The relationships among these variables were examined using Pearson product moment correlation. The impact of social support and perceived control of internal states on well-being was analysed by multiple hierarchical regression analysis. Significant positive relationships among all these variables were noted. The relationship between the social support from friends’ domain and well-being was not significant. In addition, well-being was predicted by both perceived social support and perceived control of internal states. The findings of this study can help in developing interventions which can enhance the well-being of police personnel by targeting their perceived social support and perceived control of internal states. Police Journal - Registration at source 20/4/2022 Research article Toward Victim‐sensitive Body‐worn Camera Policy: Initial Insights Despite constituting a substantial portion of police contacts, victims in general, and violence against women (VAW) survivors in particular, have received little attention in body-worn camera (BWC) research. As BWCs proliferate in policing, crafting victim-sensitive BWC policies is important. Drawing from qualitative interviews with 33 survivors of sexual assault and/or intimate partner violence, we identify themes that characterize victim-sensitive BWC policies: notification, consent, alternative recording options, procedural consistency, and data storage and access. These findings lay a foundation for further research that can assess the generalizability of these themes to other samples of survivors. Criminology and Public Policy 20/4/2022 Research article William J Bratton: In the Post-Defund the Police Era, Restoring Public Safety Requires “Precision Policing” USA: Over the past 12 months, our country has felt the impacts of the “Defund the Police” movement – and now it seems, we are at an impasse on what comes next. Congress failed to pass a bipartisan police reform bill last fall, and municipal leaders who made aggressive decisions to defund law enforcement efforts without a plan for what came next are now backtracking. The debate has been over-simplified and politicized by both sides of the aisle. Police Magazine (USA) 20/4/2022 Feature, Opinion Why this face recognition firm is so controversial USA: Clearview AI is arguably the best known and most controversial facial recognition company in the world. It's been at the centre of battles over privacy, personal data and freedom. BBC North America tech reporter James Clayton spoke to Hoan Ton-That, co-founder of Clearview AI. BBC 20/4/2022 Feature, Interview, Video Troubling encounters: Ottawa residents’ experiences of policing CANADA: Over the last decade, a series of high-profile instances of police misconduct in Ottawa resulted in law enforcement coming under increased scrutiny. [pdf] Experiences of Encounters with Police in Ottawa 20/4/2022 Report Regional police to receive over $12M in funding from provincial government CANADA: The Ontario government is investing over $12.3 million in Waterloo Regional Police Service over three years in an effort to improve community safety within Waterloo Region. [AUDIO] Cambridge Today (Canada) 20/4/2022 News Ontario appoints administrator to run Thunder Bay, Ont., police force for 2nd time in 4 years CANADA: For the second time in four years, an administrator has been appointed to oversee the police service in Thunder Bay, Ont. CBC News (Canada) 20/4/2022 News Irish debate on biometric surveillance intensifies REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Legislation in Ireland aimed at setting standards for the use of surveillance by national police ignores biometric data collection, according to the nation’s human rights commissioner. BiometricUpdate.com 20/4/2022 News Deputy Louise O’Reilly: Victims of domestic violence in Fingal being failed by the State REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Domestic violence victims in North Dublin are being failed by the State, a local TD has claimed. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 20/4/2022 News Pop-up station increases garda presence in Coolgreany REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A spate of robberies in the Coolgreany area last autumn caused such consternation in the local community that it was decided a stronger garda presence was required. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 20/4/2022 News Talking Crime with Danny Shaw: Fraser Sampson, Biometrics and Surveillance Camera Commissioner In our latest edition of ’Talking Crime’, Policing TV’s Chief Presenter, Danny Shaw, spoke to Professor Sampson about the challenges of facial recognition technology, the latest advances in DNA testing - and what police need to do to avoid mistakes when they take samples. PolicingTV 20/4/2022 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Talking Crime with Danny Shaw: Fraser Sampson, Biometrics and Surveillance Camera Commissioner In our latest edition of ’Talking Crime’, Policing TV’s Chief Presenter, Danny Shaw, spoke to Professor Sampson about the challenges of facial recognition technology, the latest advances in DNA testing - and what police need to do to avoid mistakes when they take samples. PolicingTV - Subscription at source 20/4/2022 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Latest data reveals inconsistencies in identification and response to child sexual abuse across England and Wales The latest report from the Centre of expertise on child sexual abuse has highlighted a “large and growing gap” between the estimated prevalence of child sexual abuse in England and Wales and the official recorded figures, as well as “significant” regional variations in both child protection plans and the levels of offences recorded by police, as Policing Insight’s Keith Potter reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 20/4/2022 Analysis, Feature ‘Urgent improvements’ needed to West Mercia Police custody services Custody and detention officers at West Mercia Police are failing to assure the safety of detainees, provide them with only a poor level of care and have limited oversight about the use of force, a report has found. Police Professional 20/4/2022 News Unexplained death investigations to undergo reform The national police approach to investigating unexplained deaths is to be reformed following concerns raised during the inquest for the victims of serial killer and rapist Stephen Port. Police Professional 20/4/2022 News Ambulance crisis forcing police to take patients to hospital Police warn transporting patients to hospital risks safety and takes officers away from crime The Independent 20/4/2022 News Death classifications expanded after serial killer inquests The national police approach to investigating unexplained deaths is to be reformed following the inquests for victims of serial killer Stephen Port. Home Office 20/4/2022 News «211321142115211621172118211921202121Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
