Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100309 total results. Showing results 42461 to 42480 «212021212122212321242125212621272128Next ›Last » Speeding fines haven’t changed for more than 20 years. Now an increase is being considered NEW ZEALAND: The fines for speeding on New Zealand roads could increase for the first time in more than 20 years. Stuff (New Zealand) 17/6/2022 News Change of police minister signals shift to the right NEW ZEALAND: On June 13, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced changes to a number of ministerial roles which signal a further shift to the right by the Labour Party-led government. World Socialist Web Site 17/6/2022 News Puhikura – the change and the future NEW ZEALAND: At the launch of Puhikura, Police’s new recruitment campaign, Director Recruitment Paula Hill summed up its kaupapa as she addressed the wāhine Māori whose stories form its heart. New Zealand Police 17/6/2022 News, Video ‘Being a police officer is everything I expected and more’ PC Michelle Wright shares her experience of joining the police and working in response on our Inside policing podcast College of Policing 17/6/2022 Feature, Interview UK Biometrics Commissioner offers praise, caution after gov’s police oversight reversal The UK Biometrics and Surveillance Camera Commissioner Fraser Sampson approves of the government’s decision to not delegate oversight of police use of biometrics to the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO), while saying more needs to be done. BiometricUpdate.com 17/6/2022 News Met Police: Sadiq Khan says root-and-branch reform required The mayor of London has called for "root-and-branch" transformation of the Met Police culture. BBC 17/6/2022 News UK news deserts: Police PRs outnumber reporters in some regions The number of police communications officers often “rivals or outweighs” the number of local news reporters in some UK regions, according to a major study into news deserts. Press Gazette 17/6/2022 News Circular 005/2022: Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Act 2022 CORRESPONDENCE: Information on certain provisions of the Act that come into force from 12 May 2022 to 1 August 2022. Home Office 17/6/2022 Report Sadiq Khan says new Met commissioner must admit to force’s failings London mayor says appointee must understand extent of ‘cultural and organisational problems’ in Met The Guardian 17/6/2022 News Police board looking for public input in search for next top cop CANADA: A social media post includes a link to a survey that will help build an "ideal candidate profile" for the police chief position. [AUDIO] Cambridge Today (Canada) 17/6/2022 News Mental health: self-care for first responders, 2nd edition CANADA: Navigating one’s personal challenges related to mental health can be very difficult and confusing, especially when it reaches a point where you need to ask for assistance. Blue Line (Canada) 17/6/2022 Feature, Opinion Newly released race based data renews calls to defund Toronto police CANADA: The release of previously unseen Toronto police statistics showing disproportionate enforcement and use of force against Black residents is renewing calls to defund the police, two years after city council voted against such a proposal. Blue Line (Canada) 17/6/2022 News Major Garda operation swings into action to oversee the rally REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A major Garda operation to oversee the smooth running of this weekend’s Donegal International Rally will swing into action today. Donegal Daily (Republic of Ireland) 17/6/2022 News Hike in public order and burglary offences post lockdown in Kilkenny REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Public order offences have increased significantly in the past 12 months according to the most recent crime statistics. Kilkenny People (Republic of Ireland) 17/6/2022 News Law rushed through to avoid crisis over garda court presenters REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Politicians have passed emergency legislation aimed at avoiding a crisis for Garda resources and the operation of the District Court. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 17/6/2022 News The Lady of Heaven: Unpacking why the cinema protests have caused an increase in hate Recent protests in the UK around the screening of the Lady of Heaven film have prompted criticism and media debate focusing largely on the issues of freedom of speech, ‘British values’ and cancel culture; but as Michael Dhanoya and Dr Chris Allen of the University of Leicester’s School of Criminology explain, the protests are rooted in a much deeper religious schism which could in turn create challenges for policing around the issue of sectarian hate. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 17/6/2022 Analysis, Feature Psychological First Aid Training of Police Officers A significant lack of evidence regarding the effectiveness of psychological first aid (PFA) training of first responders to emergency settings has been reported. The aim of the present study was to assess the effectiveness of a PFA training program on the feeling of confidence on providing help in crisis, knowledge, attitudes, and skills of police officers. Fifty police officers were trained in PFA, using an adapted version of the World Health Organization’s program, and they were compared to a control group of 53 police officers. A PFA questionnaire was used to compare the two groups, before and after the implementation of the PFA training. Results revealed significant improvementson confidence, knowledge, attitudes, and skills of trained police officers, in comparison to controls. Thus, the present results suggest that PFA training programs are effective and should be offered to police officers in order to enhance their capacity to provide PFA in emergency settings. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology 17/6/2022 Research article Spit guards made permanent in Northern Ireland The Police Federation for Northern Ireland (PFNI) has welcomed the decision by the Chief Constable to make spit and bite guards a permanent part of equipment for all frontline officers. Police Professional 17/6/2022 News Evaluation of Ongoing Crisis Intervention Team (cit) Training For Law Enforcement Using the Echo Model Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) training aims to improve law enforcement officers’ (LEOs) ability to safely intervene in calls for service involving individuals with mental illness, as well as to increase LEOs’ ability to link these individuals to mental health services and divert them from the criminal justice system. However, most CIT training is delivered as a stand-alone class, and continuing education in CIT principles and best practices is limited. To address this problem, the Albuquerque Police Department, in partnership with the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at the University of New Mexico, developed CIT ECHO to provide continuing education in CIT best practices. The authors evaluated 113 weekly CIT ECHO sessions targeting LEOs in New Mexico, offered between 2017 and 2020. LEOs electronically completed a post-session survey after each didactic; additionally, a targeted follow-up survey was distributed to LEOs participating in at least three sessions. Surveys measured impact of CIT ECHO on knowledge, self-efficacy, and attitudes towards individuals with mental illness involved in the criminal justice system. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology 17/6/2022 Research article Meeting Jens Reumschuessel, Director of Sales, Exterro As part of his Policing Friendship Tour, Policing Insight and PolicingTV Publisher Bernard Rix recently met Jens Reumschuessel, Director of Sales at Exterro, at the GPEC Conference and Exhibition in Frankfurt, Germany. Jens and Bernard discuss Exterro's offering to policing, with a particular focus on the Digital Forensics field. Jens explains how police investigations can be significantly supported by the Exterro range of products. PolicingTV 17/6/2022 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video «212021212122212321242125212621272128Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
