Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98367 total results. Showing results 43081 to 43100 «215121522153215421552156215721582159Next ›Last » Consultation opens on proposals for new regulations for shooting clubs and ranges NEW ZEALAND: New Zealand Police is encouraging public submissions on proposals for new regulations for shooting clubs and ranges, to help support community safety from firearms harm. New Zealand Police 23/3/2022 News DC who made fraudulent council tax claim dismissed without notice A Sussex Police officer who dishonestly claimed a discount on her council tax payments has been dismissed without notice. Police Professional 23/3/2022 News ‘Alert’ platform launched to tackle rise in thefts from construction sites A new alert platform has been launched to help tackle a surge in thefts from construction sites across Scotland. Police Professional 23/3/2022 News GMP to scrap part of troubled computer system Greater Manchester Police is to scrap a major part of its troubled, £29 million computer system, Chief Constable Stephen Watson has announced. Police Professional 23/3/2022 News Humberside Police detective Philip Payton stalled abuse cases – IOPC An "incompetent" police officer who failed to properly investigate sexual assault and rape allegations has been banned from policing. BBC 23/3/2022 News CNC is helping to shape the future of UK policing Policing students have been given first-hand experience of life within the Firearms Training Unit (FTU) of the Civil Nuclear Constabulary (CNC) as part of their Lakes College course. Home Office 23/3/2022 News ‘Incompetent’ Humberside detective who returned child abuse images to a suspected rapist and failed to properly investigate sex attack cases is banned for life for gross misconduct A detective who gave child abuse images back to a suspected rapist has been banned from the police after being found guilty of gross misconduct. Mail Online 23/3/2022 News Province increases police funding for trafficking unit CANADA: Along extensive ribbons of blacktop, running into and through Saskatchewan, a ceaseless flow of vehicles carry passengers and cargo to destinations unknown by the casual observer. Regina Leader-Post (Canada) 23/3/2022 News Esquimalt refuses to pay for 10 new Victoria police positions CANADA: The Victoria police Department requested a budget of $63.4 million, up from $59.2 million in the 2021 budget. Times Colonist (Canada) 23/3/2022 News Police ‘assumptions’ about ‘lifestyles of gay men’ played a role in Stephen Port investigation, says leaked report A leaked report seen by Channel 4 says assumptions about "the lifestyles of gay men" influenced the investigations into the deaths of Stephen Port's victims. Attitude 23/3/2022 News Winnipeg police stymied by encryption on alleged child sex predator’s electronic devices CANADA: Newly unsealed court documents give a glimpse into the challenges the Winnipeg Police Service faced trying to uncover the contents of an accused child sex abuser's electronic devices. CBC News (Canada) 23/3/2022 News Full time Garda presence at Eyre Square ‘having an effect’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A full time Garda presence has been allocated to Eyre Square in the heart of the city in recent weeks. Connacht Tribune (Republic of Ireland) 23/3/2022 News Public face difficulty contacting Garda stations in Cork REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Difficulties in contacting gardaí in Cork city stations by members of the public are to be examined by local Garda management. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 23/3/2022 News Senior Cork garda urges families intimidated over drugs debts to come forward REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Chief Superintendent Tom Myers told the Irish Examiner that he is hearing more and more reports of drug-related intimidation in recent months. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 23/3/2022 News The Association Between Police Officers in Schools and Students’ Longer Term Perceptions of Police As Procedurally Just Much debate exists regarding the use of police inside schools and their impacts on students. Some argue that the use of School Resource Officers (SROs) could foster positive perceptions of police. However, no research exists examining whether SROs affect perceptions of police later in life. Further, research has not evaluated how differing SRO roles impacts lasting perceptions of police. Using a regression analysis on a sample of 328 college students, this study investigated whether there is a relationship between SRO presence during the middle- or high-school years and current perceptions of local law enforcement in terms of procedural justice (neutrality, voice, trust, respect). Additionally, we compared the impacts of various SRO roles including an enforcement only approach, a mixed approach (i.e., law enforcement and an additional activity such as teaching) and a full triad approach (i.e., law enforcement, teaching, and mentoring) on these perceptions. Criminology and Public Policy 23/3/2022 Research article Exploring the Multilevel Nature of Police Confidence in Brazil This article proposes multilevel modelling to account for individuals’ contexts when predicting police confidence. It uses the case study of Brazil considering 107 cities from 25 states to assess four evidence and literature-based predictors impacting police confidence measures in the country. The article found that being a crime victim, experiencing police corruption and having low interpersonal trust were negatively and significantly associated with confidence in the police. Levels of variance between individuals grouped by cities and states were a considerable explanatory feature of police confidence. The implications of these results are discussed in relation to police governance. Police Journal - Registration at source 23/3/2022 Research article The Times view on a constabulary at the crossroads: Met Misconduct Britain’s biggest police force has tolerated corruption and faces a crisis of confidence The Times - Subscription at source 23/3/2022 Feature Met hired more than 100 officers with convictions Scotland Yard has hired more than 100 individuals with criminal convictions in two years and its ability to tackle corruption is “fundamentally flawed”, according to the latest critical report on Britain’s biggest police force. The Times - Subscription at source 23/3/2022 Feature PNC and LEDS Code of Practice – have your say Public consultation on new legislation for the Police National Computer and Law Enforcement Data Service College of Policing 23/3/2022 News Essex officer not guilty of Westcliff-on-Sea assault An Essex Police officer has been found not guilty of assaulting a man in Westcliff-on-Sea, following an Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) investigation. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 23/3/2022 News «215121522153215421552156215721582159Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
