Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104882 total results. Showing results 43381 to 43400 «216621672168216921702171217221732174Next ›Last » Windsor police getting provincial grant for CCTV CANADA: Windsor police are getting a boost from Queens Park for a useful crime-fighting tool. Blackburn news.com (Canada) 19/9/2022 News Royal Canadian Mounted Police leading Queen Elizabeth’s procession CANADA: Members of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and representatives of regiments of the Canadian Armed Forces have joined military members from around the Commonwealth at Westminster Abbey for the carriage procession following the state funeral for Queen Elizabeth. iHeart Radio (Canada) 19/9/2022 News Peel police unveil results of 12-month investigations into robberies, stolen cars CANADA: Police in Peel Region are reporting the results of a major investigation following a series of violent robberies in 2021 and 2022. Officers believe they are linked to drug trafficking and vehicle theft with “a larger provincial scope.” Global Crime 19/9/2022 News Prison officer from Saggart appears in court charged with possession of €144,000 worth of drugs REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A prison officer has appeared in court charged with possession of €144,000 worth of drugs. Dublin Live (Republic of Ireland) 19/9/2022 News GSOC welcomes publication of Garda Anti-Corruption Implementation Plan REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda Síochána Ombudsman Commission (GSOC) welcomes publication by Minister for Justice and An Garda Síochána of new implementation plan to counter threat of internal corruption. Garda Ombudsman (GSOC) 19/9/2022 News Queensland police will no longer use spit hoods in watch houses, Commissioner Katarina Carroll says AUSTRALIA: Safety hoods will no longer be used in watch houses across Queensland, Commissioner Katarina Carroll has announced. The face coverings, commonly known as spit hoods, were introduced in Queensland in 2009 and sometimes used on those in watch house custody to prevent officers from being spat on or bitten, and potentially being exposed to transmittible diseases. ABC News (Australia) 19/9/2022 News Police should not take the knee with Black Lives Matter campaigners Officers must remain impartial no matter what the cause, new Met Commissioner says The Telegraph - Subscription at source 19/9/2022 News Met Police officers suspected of discrimination could be placed under surveillance by undercover colleagues. New Met commissioner Sir Mark Rowley said the Met had ‘let the public down’ after series of high profile incidents. The Independent 19/9/2022 News Fifteen arrested to ‘deter further disorder’ in Leicester, say police. Police said groups of men were gathering in North Evington after incidents of violence and damage in the city’s east. The Guardian 19/9/2022 News Poor guidance and safeguarding and a lack of police resources leave county lines youngsters at risk of exploitation New research into the experiences of youngsters involved in county lines drugs in the UK has found that a lack of effective safeguarding or guidance, a focus on enforcement rather than prevention, and a shortfall in police resources is leaving vulnerable youngsters at growing risk of criminal exploitation by organised gangs, as Policing Insight Contributing Editor Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 19/9/2022 Analysis, Feature Yorkshire police force questioned about use of facial recognition software. North Yorkshire Police says it cannot reveal whether it uses facial recognition software. The Yorkshire Post 19/9/2022 News Man detained by police after he ‘ran up to Queen’s coffin’ in Westminster Hall. Mourners watch in shock as a man tries to touch the Queen's coffin, according to onlookers. Sky News 19/9/2022 News Security operation surrounding Queen’s funeral ‘biggest the UK has ever seen’. The scale surpasses the operation for the Platinum Jubilee weekend and the London 2012 Olympics. The Independent 19/9/2022 News Fifteen arrests made in continuing ‘disorder’ in east Leicester. Authorities said they became aware of groups of young men gathering on Sunday afternoon in the North Evington area of the city. The Independent 19/9/2022 News ACT Policing annual report 2021 – 22 AUSTRALIA: I am pleased to submit ACT Policing's annual report for the financial year 1 July 2021 to 30 June 2022. [pdf] ACT Police (Australia) 19/9/2022 Report Donald Burgess, 93, died after he was pepper-sprayed, hit with a baton and tasered in a care home — then it was covered up The treatment of a one-legged dementia sufferer raises troubling questions about the places that look after the most vulnerable The Times - Subscription at source 18/9/2022 Feature Trevor Hancock: Community safety is a wicked problem with no simple solutions CANADA: Calling for the defunding of the police is an approach that is just as mistaken as calls for more policing Times Colonist (Canada) 18/9/2022 Feature, Opinion What’s Dangerous Is America’s Lack of Crime Data USA: More timely national information about crime and policing would make it easier to devise strategies to reduce violence. Bloomberg 18/9/2022 Feature, Opinion “Most Officers are More or Less Colorblind”: Police Officers’ Reflections on the Role of Race and Ethnicity in Policing Several studies worldwide have demonstrated that ethnic minorities are more likely to be stopped, questioned and searched by the police. In this paper, we explore how police officers themselves discuss and make sense of ethnic disparities in police stops. Based on interviews with 25 police officers in two police precincts in Denmark the paper illustrates how officers actively reflect on the (un)importance of ethnicity for policing. Findings point to how the officers both rejected that ethnicity directly mattered for who they chose to stop, as well as how they offered alternative and indirect explanations for why ethnic minorities were stopped more often. Race and Justice - Subscription at source 18/9/2022 Research article Student absenteeism and the role of police encounters Research Summary: Using data from the Fragile Families and Child Wellbeing Study, we estimated associations between adolescent–police contact and several measures of school absenteeism. Adolescents self-reported absences due to health and due to truancy; police contact was linked to both. Youth reporting police contact were absent approximately 2.2 more days in total than those not reporting contact. Police contact was also associated with a 10 percentage point increase in the probability that absenteeism concerns precipitated a parent–teacher conversation. Policy Implications: Extensive literature documents a “school to prison pipeline” in which aggressive school discipline exposes students to law enforcement. Less attention has been paid to how police contact outside of school shapes educational experiences. Recognizing and excusing absenteeism driven by police contact can provide students with flexibility needed to maintain educational progress. Such a policy may also signal to students stopped by police that school personnel can serve as sources of support and facilitate linkages to outside resources. Criminology and Public Policy - Subscription at source 18/9/2022 Research article «216621672168216921702171217221732174Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
