Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100310 total results. Showing results 43501 to 43520 «217221732174217521762177217821792180Next ›Last » Sheku Bayoh inquiry shown 3D image of scene where police restrained him Reconstruction presented alongside visual and audio recordings of events leading up to death of man in Kirkcaldy in 2015 The Guardian 13/5/2022 News How do Western European and US perceptions of crime and policing compare? Crime is a universal issue, and each country has its own tailored methods to reduce them. YouGov asked the US public and seven European countries (Britain, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Denmark and Sweden) their perception of crime levels in their country, how their police deal with it and their personal experiences with the police. YouGov 13/5/2022 Analysis, Feature Clare Nash: Inquest jury find police failing prior to woman’s murder BBC 13/5/2022 News Police Scotland pays out nearly £1m to ex-officer over sexism case The Guardian 13/5/2022 News Police officer who falsely accused his Tesco worker ex-girlfriend of drug dealing and killing an Albanian gangster after she dumped him when he cheated on her is jailed for three-and-a-half years An 'obsessed' jilted South Wales police officer from Swansea has been jailed for three years and six months after using Crimestoppers to try to frame an ex-girlfriend for murder and drug dealing. Mail Online 13/5/2022 News Police Scotland pay out almost £1m over sexism case Police Scotland has paid a former female firearms officer almost £1m after an employment tribunal found she had been victimised. BBC 13/5/2022 News Why social media firms will struggle to follow new EU rules on illegal content The EU’s recently agreed Digital Services Act and the UK Government’s Online Safety Bill are the latest attempts to target illegal online content, particularly on social media platforms; but Dr Greig Paul of the University of Strathclyde believes that the struggles to balance moderation with free speech, and the sheer scale of social media, means that such efforts are unlikely to succeed. Policing Insight 13/5/2022 Feature, Opinion The Achilles Heel of Police Body-Worn Cameras: Understanding the Factors That Influence Variation in Body-Worn Camera Activation While body-worn cameras (BWCs) are increasingly becoming commonplace in police organizations, researchers and policymakers still know little about their implementation in the field and the factors related to their actual use. Using data collected from 146,601 incidents in Phoenix, Arizona, the present study examines the prevalence and correlates of BWC activation. In doing so, we examine the impact of incident-level factors, officer characteristics, neighborhood context, and changes in BWC activation policy on whether an officer who is assigned to wear a BWC activates their camera during a police-citizen contact. Cross-classified models are used to simultaneously assess the influence of factors at multiple levels of explanation. Our analysis suggests that a wide variety of individual, situational, organizational, and neighborhood factors are related to an officer’s decision to activate their camera. BWC policy that confines, structures, and checks officer activation has a robust impact on an officer’s decision to activate their BWC. Justice Quarterly - Registration at source 13/5/2022 Research article Edmonton police and commission warn city council against tying funding to performance CANADA: Tying the police budget to performance or freezing it aren’t approaches the Edmonton Police Commission (EPC) and Edmonton Police Service (EPS) recommend as funding is up for debate at city hall next week. Edmonton Journal (Canada) 13/5/2022 News Ottawa police more likely to use force on Black, Middle Eastern, Indigenous people: report CANADA: Ottawa police officers have disproportionately used force against people they believed were Black, Indigenous or Middle Eastern, according to a report covering the first year that race-based data was collected. CBC News (Canada) 13/5/2022 News Hamilton police using virtual reality for mental-health crisis training CANADA: Jamie hasn’t slept and he’s scared there are people who want to hurt him. He has PTSD, has consumed cannabis, and has injuries to his face and ribs. The Hamilton Spectator (Canada) 13/5/2022 News Corkman caught with €46k worth of cocaine in hotel car park jailed REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A €46,000 stash of cocaine was found in a man’s possession in a hotel car park after gardaí had him under surveillance and now he has been jailed for three and a half years. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 13/5/2022 News Gardai make ‘significant’ arrests in relation to suspected money laundering REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A man and woman (both in their forties) have been arrested by Gardai for suspected money laundering offences. Limerick Live (Republic of Ireland) 13/5/2022 News Man charged following garda and FBI investigation into cybercrime REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A man has been charged in relation to an investigation into transnational cybercrime. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 13/5/2022 News The Boys Who Cried “Copaganda” USA: Police engagement with social media is vital to building public trust—which is why anti-cop activists hate it. City Journal (USA) 13/5/2022 Feature, Opinion Former Police Commissioner Mike Bush in running for top job at Scotland Yard Former New Zealand Police Commissioner Mike Bush is in the running to become the new head of London’s metropolitan police force. Stuff (New Zealand) 13/5/2022 News New Zealand reformer in the running to replace Cressida Dick at Met Mike Bush applied after the role was advertised in New Zealand. There had been concern about the lack of applicants. The Times - Subscription at source 13/5/2022 News Children supported, vulnerable people helped and more arrests made in first year of project to reduce drugs harm in Bristol Avon and Somerset Police have stepped up drugs enforcement in Bristol and developed a mentoring programme to help divert young people away from drug crime, using Home Office funding. Avon & Somerset Constabulary 13/5/2022 News Police carrying out proactive work to tackle catalytic convertor thefts in south Wiltshire Wiltshire Police are continuing with their proactive work to cut down on the number of catalytic converter thefts in the south of the county. Planet Radio 13/5/2022 News Revealed – The worst areas for stalking as 22 crimes a day reported to police It starts with regular gifts and repeated unwanted messages, but stalking can lead to sexual and physical attacks. Thousands of the 'dangerous and insidious' offences are reported every year from Birmingham alone. Birmingham Live 13/5/2022 News, Video «217221732174217521762177217821792180Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
