Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96085 total results. Showing results 42621 to 42640 «212821292130213121322133213421352136Next ›Last » Activist deceived into relationship with Met officer wins £229,000 compensation Award made to Kate Wilson after tribunal rules police grossly violated her human rights The Guardian 25/1/2022 News High costs prevent Windsor police from adopting body cameras CANADA: Windsor’s police chief supports body-worn cameras for local officers but says high costs associated with maintaining the technology would break the bank. Windsor Star (Canada) 25/1/2022 News Law on sex work creates ‘perfect’ atmosphere for abuse REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The law criminalising the purchase of sex and brothel-keeping is facilitating the targeting and abuse of sex workers, a report has found. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 25/1/2022 News “We live within a violent system.” Structural violence against sex workers in Ireland REPUBLIC OF IRELND: In recent years, the #MeToo movement has galvanized millions of people around the world to share their experiences of gender-based violence and to demand change. [pdf] Amnesty International 25/1/2022 Report Social Media Management and Engagement Forum Please join our free of charge, invitation only, event on 8th February for a workshop to share insights and learn how the Salesforce and Sprinklr capabilities can add value and save time and money. On the day, you can expect speaker sessions from Met Police and others, as well as workshop sessions dedicated to Comms & Engagement, Command & Control, and more. Policing Insight 25/1/2022 Advertisement, Feature Motorists in Kerry spent over €600,000 on speeding fines over past two years REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Motorists in Kerry spent over €600,000 on speeding fines over the past two years. Radio Kerry (Republic of Ireland) 25/1/2022 News Gardaí find no evidence of needle-spiking despite 39 complaints REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardaí received almost 40 reports of alleged ‘spiking by injection’ cases in 2021 but they have not yet found evidence confirming substances were injected by possible assailants. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 25/1/2022 News ‘Forever tweaking and tuning’: Collaboratively developing shared technological infrastructures Collaboration is increasingly the approach of public sector service delivery, yet common insights highlight that collaborative efforts face a number of challenges that can lead to failure or discontinuation; University of Southampton Lecturer Dr Fatema Zaghloul draws on her current research to explore the emerging challenges and essential elements in developing and maintaining collaborative IT/IS projects across UK police forces. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 25/1/2022 Analysis, Feature “Well Boys, Welcome to the New Law Enforcement”: Reactions to Women on Elite Specialty Units Elite police specialty units are almost exclusively the domains of men. While women have made strides on patrol in many agencies, elite units have not witnessed the same progress. In this study, we interviewed 32 policewomen from across the United States who defied the odds and cultural perceptions of “appropriate” roles for women by earning positions on elite specialty units (i.e., SWAT, K9, motorcycles, and bomb units). Most were the only women on their units and half were the first in their agencies’ histories to enter that space. Participants’ descriptions of department, community, and team members’ responses to their selection are analyzed. Our focus on women who have broken the most formidable gender barriers in law enforcement allows us to better understand the continued exclusion of women and offer recommendations for increasing gender diversity throughout policing. Women and Criminal Justice - Registration at source 25/1/2022 Research article Top cop served in unpredictable times AUSTRALIA: The Black Summer bushfires, the Bali bombings, the shot-down flight MH17. Andrew Colvin was there to help spearhead Australia's response. The former Australian Federal Police commissioner has been appointed an Officer of the Order (AO) of Australia in this year's honours list for his distinguished service to law enforcement, counter-terrorism initiatives and bushfire recovery projects. Perth Now (Australia) 25/1/2022 News MPS opens investigation into Downing Street parties The commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) Dame Cressida Dick, has revealed that her force has launched an investigation into parties held at Downing Street and Whitehall in breach of lockdown restrictions. Police Professional 25/1/2022 News Artificial intelligence ‘marginally’ better at predicting reoffending Artificial intelligence is marginally more accurate than experienced police officers in predicting the likelihood of criminals reoffending, according to a pioneering study. Police Professional 25/1/2022 News Police to investigate No 10 lockdown parties The Metropolitan Police have launched an investigation into parties held in No 10 during the coronavirus pandemic. BBC 25/1/2022 News Downing Street parties: Met police launch investigation into alleged lockdown rule breaking Met police commissioner says 'a number of events' at No 10 and Whitehall now being investigated under lockdown laws The Guardian 25/1/2022 News GMP turns to virtual reality to up-skill specialist investigators A force has turned to virtual reality technology to improve child protection training. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 25/1/2022 News Uplift and response PCs are taser priority says West Midlands A force has defended its decision not to renew taser training for sergeants. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 25/1/2022 News Forensic Science Regulator praises coordinated approach to validating SARC consumables In order to meet part of the requirements for ISO 15189 accreditation, SARCs will need to demonstrate that the consumables, that are critical to the recovery of DNA evidence, used during a forensic medical examination are manufactured to the ISO 18385 Forensic DNA Grade Standard (the scope of this standard is minimising the risk of human DNA contamination in products used to collect, store and analyse biological material for forensic purposes) and continue to meet this standard through the SARC receipt and storage process, up to the point of use. Forensic Capability Network 25/1/2022 News Modernising the Police Service of Northern Ireland The Police Service of Northern Ireland is continuing to embrace new ways of working to ensure that we make good use of our precious time and deliver the best service to the public that we can. Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) 25/1/2022 News Police officer uplift, quarterly update to December 2021 ANNOUNCEMENT: Quarterly update on progress with the recruitment of an additional 20,000 police officers in England and Wales. Home Office 25/1/2022 News May the force be justified: Dallas Police get $1.4 million to track how officers make arrests USA: The Dallas Police Department will get almost $1.4 million to track how officers use force during arrests. Law enforcement agencies across the nation have adopted a similar program to do that after high-profile deaths and other violent incidents involving people of color and the police in recent years. Kera News (USA) 25/1/2022 News «212821292130213121322133213421352136Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
