Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100377 total results. Showing results 44021 to 44040 «219821992200220122022203220422052206Next ›Last » Border security: Combatting tomorrow’s document fraud As movements of migrants and refugees across European borders reaches new levels in the wake of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, ensuring border security while protecting refugees and preserving human rights has become increasingly difficult; Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth reports on the latest EU funding for police and security projects that will help countries to meet those complex challenges. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 29/4/2022 Analysis, Feature Boost for public safety as four justice bills receive Royal Assent The government delivers on its pledge to protect the public better and restore confidence in the criminal justice system as four major bills became law today. Home Office 28/4/2022 News IOPC calls on forces to refer Taser discharges on children after review The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has requested police forces in England & Wales refer all Taser discharges on children under 18 where a complaint or conduct matter has arisen. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 28/4/2022 News So your police department’s social post was removed for content violations USA: Sometimes, police need to share disturbing pictures or video on social media to catch criminals, but content moderation is a tricky subject. Here’s what agencies need to know Police1 28/4/2022 Feature Facing reality? Law enforcement and the challenge of deepfakes ‘Facing reality? Law enforcement and the challenge of deepfakes’ is the first report produced through the Observatory function of the Europol Innovation Lab. The Europol Innovation Lab’s Observatory function monitors technological developments that are relevant for law enforcement and reports on the risks, threats and opportunities of these emerging technologies. Europol 28/4/2022 Report Studying Rare Events in Policing: The Allure and Limitations of Using Body-Worn Camera Video Many intriguing and socially significant policing research questions center on relatively rare events. Scholars may find few viable options to studying those rare events, limiting the development of research to support scientific knowledge and policy responses. The proliferation of body-worn cameras (BWCs) has produced a unique research opportunity through the creation of video archives documenting how officers interact with citizens and police communities. Researchers have access to aspects of police work and behavior previously available only through resource- and time-intensive methodologies, such as field observation. The allure of using video footage is understandably strong, but the limitations of this research methodology need to be understood and ameliorated. This article examines the use of video to support research, focusing on the methodological implications of this emerging research approach. We offer a case study examining police use of force in an east coast department to illustrate the potential and limitations of analyzing video content. Journal of Crime and Justice - Registration at source 28/4/2022 Research article Drink spiking an ‘enabler to other offences’ and difficult to investigate, Queensland police say, as true number of incidents unknown AUSTRALIA: A Queensland nightclub this week revealed it was using plastic drink lids after fears that the prevalence of drink spiking was on the rise, but a lack of verifiable data has dogged authorities for decades with Queensland police saying they do not keep statistics. ABC News (Australia) 28/4/2022 News Police did not adequately monitor breathing when restraining young woman: WA Coroner AUSTRALIA: The way a police officer pinned a young woman on the ground for almost two minutes with his leg on her back contributed to her death, among other factors, the WA coroner has found. ABC News (Australia) 28/4/2022 News An Agent‐based Model of Police Corruption Police corruption, especially in the form of bribery, is a severe social problem in many societies. However, neither the extent nor the factors contributing to police bribery are well understood because of data limitation issues. Understandably, it is incredibly challenging to observe and quantify such bribery, as it is usually considered illegal and/or unethical for police to accept and/or ask for bribes. Agent-based modelling can solve such data limitation issues because it allows for the realistic modelling of hidden behaviours. This study uses an agent-based modelling technique to investigate a threshold model of police corruption, more specifically, bribery. The authors assume that agents have a threshold regarding bribery, which may be conceptualised as either an honesty threshold or a risk threshold. The threshold value is a dynamic variable randomly assigned to each agent, and each interaction between citizens and officers possesses the potential to change the threshold of each agent. Howard Journal of Criminal Justice 28/4/2022 Research article Sydney’s gangland strike force lays more than 800 charges since its creation as they hunt latest killers AUSTRALIA: NSW Police's mega strike force set up to target gangland violence has laid more than 800 charges against 251 people in Sydney since being formed late last year. ABC News (Australia) 28/4/2022 News Ram raids for TikTok: What can be done about crime footage? NEW ZEALAND: TikTok's no longer a platform for dance moves or mocking your mum, it's become the place to catch the latest crime being carried out. [AUDIO] RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 28/4/2022 News, Video Foundation calls for meth programme funding NEW ZEALAND: The NZ Drug Foundation says the Government urgently needs to increase funding for a successful methamphetamine programme and expand it throughout the country following the release of the latest Police wastewater data. SunLive (New Zealand) 28/4/2022 News Police ‘shocked’ as 7, 10, 11 and 12 year old kids caught in failed shopping centre burglary NEW ZEALAND: Waikato police have caught a group of four children - one aged only seven - after they allegedly attempted to steal from a shopping centre overnight. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 28/4/2022 News, Video Number of sex offences recorded by police hits new high The number of sex crimes logged by police in England and Wales has hit another record and there were “substantial increases” as lockdown restrictions eased, figures show. Police Professional 28/4/2022 News Crime outcomes in England and Wales, year to December 2021: data tables OFFICIAL STATISTICS: Outcomes assigned to offences recorded to December 2021 and the total number of outcomes recorded, by outcome type and offence type. Home Office 28/4/2022 Report Former Greater Manchester Police officer would have been dismissed for two inappropriate relationships A Greater Manchester Police officer who formed inappropriate relationships with two women he met while on duty would have been dismissed without notice if he had not already resigned, a police disciplinary panel has ruled. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 28/4/2022 News Nottinghamshire Police needs to make further changes A police force needs to improve the way it records crime, inspectors have said. BBC 28/4/2022 News Number of sex offences recorded by police hits new high The Office for National Statistics said there were ‘substantial increases’ after April 2021. The Standard 28/4/2022 News Quebec Association of Police Chiefs launches campaign to change image of policing CANADA: The Quebec Association of Police Chiefs has launched a one year campaign to promote policing and raise the morale of officers. Global News (Canada) 28/4/2022 News, Video Up to 831 RCMP officers approved to join Ottawa police as motorcycle convoy arrives CANADA: The Ottawa police services board has approved the appointment of up to 831 RCMP officers to help municipal police, who are promising a heavy presence in the capital and zero tolerance for hate this weekend. 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