Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98413 total results. Showing results 43761 to 43780 «218521862187218821892190219121922193Next ›Last » A year on from Sarah Everard’s death, it’s clearer than ever that the police are not serving us For those not yet inured to the realities of police violence, the past few years have proven that enough is enough i News 3/3/2022 Feature, Opinion Laura Cooper: ‘Our communities don’t want fewer cops, they want better cops’ From recruitment shortages to reducing violence and building community relations, police leaders across the US are facing some tough challenges; and for Laura Cooper, Executive Director of the Major Cities Chiefs Association, they are challenges which she is determined to help policing to overcome, as she explained to Policing Insight’s Christine Townsend. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 3/3/2022 Feature, Interview SA Police Commissioner ‘actively considering’ easing restrictions AUSTRALIA: Despite recording a rapid spike of almost 500 cases on Wednesday, South Australia’s major Covid restrictions could end by April 1. Police Commissioner Grant Stevens has flagged that SA's Covid Ready Committee would “actively consider” easing Covid restrictions in the coming weeks. Hit News Team (Australia) 2/3/2022 News A journey from army to policing and from student to professor CANADA: Const. Matthew Wood never thought he’d end up teaching at Seneca, but then the new School of Public Safety professor didn’t think he’d be a police officer either. “Before I decided to get into policing, I was set on joining the army,” he said. Mr. Wood joined the Canadian Army Reserve part time through a high school co-op program when he was 17. Back then, his goal was to attend the Royal Military College of Canada. But after realizing full-time soldiers don’t generally work in Toronto, and he’d have to move away and leave his friends and family behind, Mr. Wood decided to pivot and explore a career in policing. Seneca College (Canada) 2/3/2022 Feature, Interview Met Police review uniform policy to allow trans and non-binary officers to wear kit that matches their identity The Met Police are reviewing their uniform policy amid concerns some officers feel obliged to wear uniforms that do not match their gender identity. Currently, the uniforms officers wear are at a manager's discretion, meaning that some trans or non-binary officers may feel obliged to ‘come out’ to management when picking their kit. My London 2/3/2022 News Canberra vaccine protests cost police $2m AUSTRALIA: Taxpayers are set to foot an almost $2 million bill for the police response to widespread anti-vaccination protests that shut down parts of Canberra earlier this year. Blue Mountains Gazette (Australia) 2/3/2022 News PCC model of governance ‘has yet to settle down’ Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Constabulary, Sir Tom Winsor, has told MPs that the Government should be cautious about extending the remit of police and crime commissioners (PCCs) while their model of governance is still in its “infancy”. Police Professional 2/3/2022 News Two charged following one of Tasmania’s largest drug seizures AUSTRALIA: Two men have been charged with Trafficking in a controlled substance following one of the largest seizures of Cocaine in Tasmanian history. Tasmania Police 2/3/2022 News Learning accepted after IOPC investigation into Surrey Police contact prior to murder of Aliny Godinho An Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) into Surrey Police’s contact with Aliny Godinho before she was murdered by her estranged husband in Stoneleigh, Epsom, has led to changes to national and local police practice around the handling of domestic abuse allegations. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 2/3/2022 News Sydney man charged with possessing and transmitting child abuse material AUSTRALIA: A 26-year-old man is due to appear before Hornsby Local Court today (3 March 2022) on two online child abuse-related charges following an Australian Federal Police investigation. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 2/3/2022 News Application for Judicial Review The Police Federation of England & Wales can confirm it has filed an application for Judicial Review alongside Chief Police Officers’ Staff Association (CPOSA) and the Police Superintendents’ Association (PSA) calling for a truly independent pay mechanism for police officer pay. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 2/3/2022 News Extremist protesters beyond reasoning – disinformation expert NEW ZEALAND: A researcher of the far-right says the hardcore protesters in Wellington who still refuse to leave are beyond being reasoned with. [AUDIO] RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 2/3/2022 News Commuters warned of ‘fake police officers’ stealing valuables at train station Beware of criminals who search and steal from you while posing as police officers at Paddington Station, the Metropolitan Police has told commuters. LBC 2/3/2022 News Unjustified arrest for obstruction in Wellington NEW ZEALAND: In the early hours of 27 February 2021, Mr Z walked behind two Police officers in central Wellington. The officers were on their way to a 150-person fight involving gang members. [pdf] Independent Police Conduct Authority (IPCA) (New Zealand) 2/3/2022 Report What really impacts morale in policing? NORTH AMERICA: Three critical factors – one more than others – shape an agency’s spirit Police1 2/3/2022 Feature, Opinion Thames Valley Police refers itself to watchdog after fatal crash Thames Valley Police has referred itself to the police watchdog after a car which failed to stop for them was involved in a fatal collision. BBC 2/3/2022 News Operation Weirton: Police and Customs make New Zealand’s largest seizure of methamphetamine at the border NEW ZEALAND: An operation investigating the importation of methamphetamine into New Zealand has seen the largest ever interception of the illicit drug at our border. New Zealand Police 2/3/2022 News Independent review into police management of registered sex offenders Home Secretary appoints former chief constable to conduct independent review into police management of registered sex offenders in the community. Home Office 2/3/2022 News The planning and reflection of police use of force training: a German case study The current study aimed to elicit the planning and reflecting processes of police trainers with regards to the delivery of police training. Four police trainers were explicitly asked about their planning for and reflecting on training sessions. In total 34 interviews were conducted (17 pre, 17 post) and analysed. The results indicated that police trainers employ two main strategies to progress their learners towards the aims of the training session. First, they focus on making the learning experience fun and second, they point out the relevance of the to be learnt skills by creating the demand, showcasing mistakes and then subsequently focusing on developing the needed skills in isolated contexts. However, the data indicated that police trainers were generally deficient in their capability to set training session objectives and to align their delivery of training in a coherent and effective way. Furthermore, higher levels of reflection of the delivery of the training session were almost absent. The results identify a need for professional development for police trainers in the areas of planning and reflection. Security Journal 2/3/2022 Research article And the award goes to… CANADA: Saanich Police Department drives away in the top spot for Blue Line’s 2022 Best Dressed Police Vehicle Awards Blue Line (Canada) 2/3/2022 Feature «218521862187218821892190219121922193Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
