Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100334 total results. Showing results 43701 to 43720 «218221832184218521862187218821892190Next ›Last » Richard Gould: ‘Short-sighted, self-destructive decision-making ruined an effective initiative’ In the latest in a series of interviews with leading figures involved in the research and investigation of organised crime, Policing Insight’s Chris Allen spoke to financial crime consultant Richard Gould about enabling financial investigators to “cause mayhem in the criminal community”, the ongoing challenge of trade-based money laundering, and why the decision to discontinue some the UK’s international law enforcement projects was so misguided. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 9/5/2022 Feature, Interview, Opinion Partygate: Metropolitan Police fines ‘issued over No 10 Christmas party’ Fresh fines said to have landed at No 10, as ministers ramp up ‘Beergate’ attacks on Keir Starmer The Independent 9/5/2022 News From Barnard Castle to Beergate: Durham police chief at centre of national row again Jo Farrell, criticised for not questioning Dominic Cummings over lockdown trips, is now investigating Keir Starmer The Guardian 9/5/2022 News The Moral and Emotional World of Police Informants The global pattern of implementing proactive policing to address crime and insecurity continues to drive undercover techniques, including the deployment of police informants. Our aim in this article is to reflect upon research on informants policing, setting out a more comprehensive agenda that appreciates the moral significance and power dynamics at play. Our starting point is that this practice embodies immense moral and emotional tension, both for the police officer and the informant. However, these deeper aspects have been largely underestimated by scholars. Research can garner new insights by conceptualizing the tactic in terms of vulnerability, morality and emotional labour. Police Journal - Registration at source 8/5/2022 Research article Strengthening DHS Intelligence Analysis Education: Core Competencies, Gaps, and Challenges Building and strengthening the Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) workforce in counterterrorism operations starts with effectively trained and educated intelligence analysts. However, identifying and establishing standards for effective training and core competencies for intelligence analysts can be a challenge. By drawing on ethnographic interviews with members of the Intelligence Community (IC) and conducting domain analysis, this article sets out to understand those challenges and examine what is required to solve them. More specifically, we sought to identify benchmarks for core competencies associated with intelligence analysis as well as gaps in standardisation and the current implementation of intelligence training and education. Based on our findings, we recommend a conceptual framework for homeland security intelligence training and education and chart a path to build a more innovative and efficient intelligence workforce able to conduct analysis and develop intelligence products that contribute to the missions of DHS. Journal of Policing Intelligence and Counter Terrorism - Registration at source 8/5/2022 Research article ‘Crypto muggings’: thieves in London target digital investors by taking phones Thousands of pounds stolen in cases seen by the Guardian in reports from City of London police The Guardian 8/5/2022 News Special court deals with 168 cases in one month after police chief’s pledge to tackle domestic violence "It is our aim that more victims of domestic abuse can see how this court is leading the way in tackling this abuse and have the confidence in us to deliver justice swiftly for them" Manchester Evening News 8/5/2022 News JonBenét Ramsey’s brother slams ‘biased’ police’s failure to catch six-year-old’s killer UNITED STATES: Nobody has ever been convicted of the murder of beauty pageant queen JonBenét Ramsey despite DNA being found at the scene which didn't belong to anyone in the family Mirror 8/5/2022 News Cop numbers in Scotland could fall to lowest level since 2008 Cop numbers in Scotland face a further fall after dropping to the lowest level since 2008, it was warned. The Scottish Sun 8/5/2022 News Crime commissioner admits ‘inaccuracies’ in comments on police Whatsapp scandal Emily Spurrell caused controversy in an interview where she described Merseyside Police as "institutionally racist" Liverpool Echo 8/5/2022 News Police start review after woman strikes boy, 12, with oar Officers are reviewing a case in which a 12-year-old was struck by an oar during a dispute in a park in Bristol. BBC 8/5/2022 News Blood Tribe Police Service creates new position to tackle human trafficking CANADA: Alberta reported 31 counts of human trafficking in 2019, but the crime is hard to track, says Constable CBC News (Canada) 8/5/2022 News RTÉ settles action by former assistant garda commissioner REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Allegations were made on ‘Drivetime’ The Independent - Subscription at source 8/5/2022 News Government $562 million police, crime package amid gang, guns, ram raid spree NEW ZEALAND: More than $550 million in funding for more frontline police, a new firearms unit and a package to help businesses protect themselves from ram raids has been promised today in a Government Budget pre-announcement. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 8/5/2022 News Melbourne’s underworld ‘about to explode’ into another Underbelly-style gangland war AUSTRALIA: Fears that Melbourne is on the tip of a full scale gangland war have reached boiling point after another execution-style murder on the streets. Mail Online 8/5/2022 News Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme guidance OPEN CONSULTATION: The Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme (DVDS), often referred to as “Clare’s Law”, was implemented across all police forces in England and Wales in March 2014. It means members of the public can ask the police for information on their partner’s criminal history and therefore know if their partner poses a risk to them. Home Office 7/5/2022 Report Faster information for victims of domestic abuse Information about someone’s violent or abusive behaviour will be disclosed faster under changes to Clare’s Law proposed by the Home Office today (7 May). Home Office 7/5/2022 News A dark horse enters the Met leadership race… A surprise - but credible and serious - contender has emerged for the UK’s most high-profile and testing job in policing. I can reveal that Jon Boutcher, a retired chief constable leading a long-running investigation into allegations of kidnap, torture and murder by an ex-British agent in Northern Ireland codenamed ‘Stakeknife’, has applied to be the next Metropolitan Police Commissioner. DannyShaw.net 7/5/2022 News Police officer accused of misconduct used code words in dealings with Melbourne debt collector AUSTRALIA: In caffeine-mad Melbourne it's hardly surprising that a key moment in a police corruption hearing this week turned on the value of a coffee. ABC News (Australia) 7/5/2022 News Appropriate use of force? Shooting of Māori man highlights high rate of NZ police killings NEW ZEALAND: Over the past decade New Zealand’s rate of fatal police shootings has been 11 times higher than in England and Wales The Guardian 7/5/2022 News «218221832184218521862187218821892190Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
