Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103270 total results. Showing results 44481 to 44500 «222122222223222422252226222722282229Next ›Last » Federation makes last ditch pay appeal to Home Office As the deadline for the government's pay offer looms, the Federation has raised the spectre of strike action. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/7/2022 News Education key to tackling knife crime in wake of Ava White murder Educating young people about the life-changing consequences of picking up a knife could prevent further tragedies, said officers who investigated the “senseless murder” of 12-year-old Ava White. Police Professional 12/7/2022 News New national centre will set standards for police leadership The College of Policing is launching a new National Centre for Police Leadership to help the “crucial” development of existing and future leaders. Police Professional 12/7/2022 News Over 1,000 children in Telford were sexually exploited, inquiry finds Offenders ‘emboldened’ by failure of authorities to investigate, says three-year investigation into scandal The Guardian 12/7/2022 News Mark Rowley’s Met Police will offer ‘more of the same’ on race, campaigners fear New Met Commissioner ‘has never shown himself as being out to understand racism’, former police superintendent says. The Independent 12/7/2022 News Cleveland Police improvements not happening quickly enough Cleveland's police and crime commissioner (PCC) says he fears the force is not being quick enough to make improvements. BBC 12/7/2022 News College developing National Centre for Police Leadership The centre will be the home of police leadership and will develop existing and future leaders College of Policing 12/7/2022 News Strengthened controls to protect the public from medically unfit gun holders New digital marker system for GPs rolled out to improve monitoring of the health of firearms holders in England. Home Office 12/7/2022 News From infiltrating Pride to racism and violence, the police are on a worrying decline We have to ask why decades of promises have resulted in no significant progress i News - Subscription at source 12/7/2022 Feature, Opinion Police dog sniffs out ‘record-breaking’ drugs haul as 5,000lbs of meth worth £14m seized MEXICO: The drug was found by officers inside a 20ft box truck where four men from Tijuana, in Mexico, were subsequently charged with conspiracy to distribute the illegal substance. Daily Star 12/7/2022 News Stress, burnout among police in Canada ‘pretty terrifying,’ researcher says CANADA: Experts say police officers across Canada are feeling overloaded, stressed and burned out, prompting a renewed push from the Canadian Police Association (CPA) for "systemic, structural changes" it hopes will improve the culture of policing. CBC News (Canada) 12/7/2022 News Killer’s violent past explored by inquiry investigation Nova Scotia mass shooting CANADA: The Nova Scotia denture maker who killed 22 people in April 2020 was long known to be a violent man, especially among disadvantaged people who owed him money, newly released documents show. Blue Line (Canada) 12/7/2022 News CAB investigated 54 targets in Louth Garda Division in 2021 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB) investigated 54 targets, either individuals or groups, in the Louth Garda Division last year, according to the bureau’s annual report. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 12/7/2022 News Criminal Assets Bureau Annual Report 2021 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: In accordance with the provisions of section 21 of the Criminal Assets Bureau Act 1996, I am pleased to present to you the 2021 Annual Report of the Criminal Assets Bureau. [pdf] Criminal Assets Bureau (Republic of Ireland) 12/7/2022 Report Successes in tackling terrorist content on social media push extremists to explore other digital platforms As the ‘big four’ social media companies continue to successfully tighten up the identification and removal of harmful terrorist content, delegates at the recent Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism (GIFCT) discussed how extremist organisations and those intent on violence are looking for alternative ‘low-tech’ online routes to broadcast their message, as Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 12/7/2022 Analysis, Feature Templemore suffers ‘shortage of gardaí’ – despite being home to the garda training college REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Templemore is suffering from a Garda manpower shortage despite the north Tipperary town being home to the garda training college for almost 60 years. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 12/7/2022 News Police Responses to Cyberstalking During the Covid-19 Pandemic in the UK This research aims to explore how police officers responded to cyberstalking during the unprecedented period of the Covid-19 pandemic (March 2020–April 2021). More specifically, it aims to report the police experience of responding to cases of stalking, including cyberstalking, during this period; to explore officer confidence in identifying cyberstalking and to explore the challenges faced by frontline police. One hundred and two frontline police officers from two British forces took part in the online survey and, subsequently, ten officers and six key stakeholders each participated in a one-hour qualitative interview. The data indicate that the Covid-19 pandemic has prompted an increase in cyberstalking, and this has been attributed, by both the police and stakeholders, to the lockdown whereby people worked from home, had more time to become tech savvyand, as a result, developed digital skills that facilitate cyberstalking. Police Journal - Registration at source 12/7/2022 Research article Exploring Police Culture and Reform Strategies Post Charing Cross: Insights From the Literature This paper examines cop culture and potential strategies for reform, following the publication of the Hotton Report at Charing Cross Police Station. This paper critically examines previous academic literature, to contribute to a highly topical matter. It also identifies strategies which have the potential to weaken an established and negative police culture, currently operating within the Metropolitan Police. Research findings within this paper, identify how cop culture remains a powerful mechanism within policing, acting as a barrier to reform. However, the findings also uncover that change is possible, through implementation of avenues involving education, increased diversity and transformational leadership. Police Journal - Registration at source 12/7/2022 Research article A retired officer’s fight for justice pledge to his dying colleague The retired officer campaigning to get justice for PC Yvonne Fletcher is preparing for "one last push" to close her case. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/7/2022 Feature Call for a ‘fundamental review’ of Action Fraud as part of an improved response to cybercrime and fraud Ahead of next week’s London Policing College workshop on cybercrime and fraud, workshop chair Dr Stuart Hyde (the former Chief Constable of Cumbria and a cybercrime specialist) talked to Policing Insight about the need for an improved government response to the challenge, the importance of collaboration between industry and policing, and why Action Fraud is currently not fit for purpose. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 12/7/2022 Feature, Interview, Opinion «222122222223222422252226222722282229Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
