Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115881 total results. Showing results 43981 to 44000 «219621972198219922002201220222032204Next ›Last » How much has the Madeleine McCann investigation cost? Millions of pounds have been spent on case once described as most expensive in Portugal’s history The Independent 12/6/2023 News Changes to the Policing Protocol CONSULTATION OUTCOME: This consultation was sent directly to stakeholders. This report summarises the responses. Home Office 12/6/2023 News Outrage at jail sentence for woman who took abortion pills later than UK limit Mitigation plea signed by medical groups was sent to judge, while BPAS chief executive said sentence was ‘shocking and appalling’ The Guardian 12/6/2023 News Number of murders and killings in Scotland hits record low The number of murders and other killings in Scotland is at the lowest level since modern crime recording began, according to Police Scotland. BBC 12/6/2023 News Dedicated LGBT+ community liaison officers to bring the Met Police and community closer together The Met is restoring full-time LGBT+ liaison officers who will focus on working with LGBT+ people and organisations in London. Metropolitan Police Service 12/6/2023 News Taoiseach unsure if Garda recruitment targets will be met REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Taoiseach admits we’re struggling to reach government targets on Garda recruitment through the college in Templemore so far this year. Speaking to Tipp FM Leo Varadkar said having full employment means both the public and private sector are struggling to find new staff. Tipp FM 12/6/2023 News ‘Make sure you’ve got the evidence base for hotspots’ VRU event told A Lancashire Violence Reduction Learning Event held this week had a focus on the importance of data collection and sharing. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/6/2023 News Durham uses AI technology for detecting motoring offences Officers form the Durham Roads and Armed Policing Unit have been deploying the new sensor test vehicle. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/6/2023 News Swedish police union calls for crisis commission to stop gang shootings SWEDEN: STOCKHOLM, June 12 (Reuters) - Sweden's police union urged the government on Monday to set up a crisis commission to stop a wave of gun violence that saw two people shot dead and two others wounded in Stockholm over the weekend. Shootings have become an almost daily occurrence, according to police statistics, with most blamed on gangs. "What we are seeing now with these shootings is a threat not only to individuals, but to our whole society," the union said in a statement. Reuters 12/6/2023 News How Prince Albert’s new interim police chief says he is aiming to rebuild trust after recent controversy CANADA: Prince Albert's new interim police chief says he is aiming to rebuild trust with the community and unity within the force during his tenure as the service's top cop. Patrick Nogier will serve as the Prince Albert Police Service's interim chief until a permanent chief is hired. That process is expected to take about six months. CBC News (Canada) 12/6/2023 News Public safety minister proposes temporary funding for 3 First Nations police services operating on ‘fumes’ CANADA: Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino has proposed temporary funding for three Indigenous police services that receive money under a special program administered by Ottawa, after their funding was cut off over two months ago as negotiations for a new agreement have stalled. CBC News (Canada) 12/6/2023 News Met says Just Stop Oil protests have cost it more than £4.5m in six weeks Force says daily climate marches have taken up ‘13,770 officer shifts’ as MPs prepare to debate new powers The Guardian 12/6/2023 News Former PC jailed for sexually assaulting colleague A former police officer has been jailed following his conviction for sexually assaulting colleague. Police Professional 12/6/2023 News Police force refers itself to watchdog over contact with family of suspected child murder victims Woman, 49, arrested and in custody over deaths of seven-year-old girl and 11-year-old boy in Stoke-on-Trent The Telegraph - Subscription at source 12/6/2023 News IOPC investigates fatal collision involving teenage boy riding e-bike The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has begun an investigation into the circumstances of a fatal collision in which a teenage boy riding an e-scooter died after colliding with an ambulance shortly after being followed by traffic officers. Police Professional 12/6/2023 News Dedicated liaison officers to improve engagement between MPS and LGBT+ community The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) is restoring full-time LGBT+ liaison officers to help rebuild trust with the capital’s diverse communities. Police Professional 12/6/2023 News Emergency fundraising appeal launched to help ‘hero’ police dog A charity needs the public’s help to raise money to pay for life-saving specialist care for a retired police dog, which fell critically ill after suffering blockages in his stomach and intestines when he ate a toy. Police Professional 12/6/2023 News Right Care, Right Person: Let’s not repeat the de-institutionalisation mistake again There has been a lot of sympathy for the concerns voiced by policing the UK that officers are often not the right people to respond to those in mental health crisis, and plenty of support for the Right Care, Right Person approach; but Dr Meron Wondemaghen, a Senior Lecturer in Criminology at the University of Hull, fears that trying to push through such significant change by a 31 August deadline will leave the health sector unable to cope, and those in crisis lacking the support they need. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 12/6/2023 Analysis, Feature Some offenders are too dangerous to be freed Convicted al-Qaeda terrorist Abdul Nacer Benbrika is currently challenging his ongoing imprisonment in Australia under a continuing detention order, a measure which the Independent National Security Legislation Monitor recently argued should be abolished; but John Coyne and Justin Bassi of the Australian Strategic Policy Institute believe a systemic approach to managing risk must also recognise that some offenders are too dangerous to be released. Policing Insight 12/6/2023 Feature, Opinion Doing gender and professional identity: inclusion and exclusion of female civilians in criminal investigations The number of civilian crime investigators (CIs) has been increasing among the police, a trend that is called civilianisation. However, conflicts have arisen from perceptions that civilian CIs undermine professional police efforts. The purpose of this study was to investigate the intersection of doing gender and professional identity in narratives on inclusion and/or exclusion in CIs’ professional practices. Because professional background and gender composition change with the civilianisation of the police, this study included interviews with 48 female CIs from Sweden. The study showed that aspects of belongingness and uniqueness interact in complex ways and conclude that the intersection of being a civilian CI and a woman is at the core, especially in narratives on exclusion. Taken together, this means that civilian CIs’ narratives are important to learn from and can help the police become aware of obstacles to and opportunities for civilian employees’ full participation in the criminal investigation practice. Aspects of belongingness and uniqueness are discussed to contribute knowledge of how gender and professional identity can be redone in a way that helps reduce future barriers to full inclusion of female and civilian CIs in police work. Policing and Society 12/6/2023 Research article «219621972198219922002201220222032204Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
