Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100431 total results. Showing results 44761 to 44780 «223522362237223822392240224122422243Next ›Last » In context: Economic Crime Act 2022 RUSSIA: The UK Government’s Economic Crime Bill, which creates new powers for dealing with oligarchs, was enacted last month after being fast-tracked through parliament in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Holyrood Magazine 5/4/2022 Feature GPEC General Police Equipment Exhibition & Conference® 2022 Visit or exhibit at Europe's biggest closed specialized trade fair for police and all authorities related to internal security. More than 365 exhibitors from 24 countries, covering all subject areas and types of equipment and participants from 5 continents, are registered for GPEC® 2022 taking place 31 May to 2 June 2022. Policing Insight 5/4/2022 Advertisement, Feature UK Police Warns Parents against Creepy ‘Huggy Wuggy’ Bear’s Song on Internet The police department of a country in South West England has issued an official warning to parents to prevent their kids from watching a particular animated character. News 18 5/4/2022 News UK Commissioner Says Police Shouldn’t Use Facial Recognition to Identify Witnesses The UK’s Biometrics and Surveillance Camera Commissioner has spoken out strongly against a new College of Policing guidance for the use of facial recognition. The Authorised Professional Practice document suggests that police should be using facial recognition to put both suspects and witnesses on watchlists when investigating potential crimes. The UK’s Biometrics and Surveillance Camera Commissioner has spoken out strongly against a new College of Policing guidance for the use of facial recognition. The Authorised Professional Practice document suggests that police should be using facial recognition to put both suspects and witnesses on watchlists when investigating potential crimes. Find Biometrics 5/4/2022 News UK public do not believe government will tackle crime, documents show Government polling finds a high fear of crime and little confidence anything will be done about it The Guardian 5/4/2022 News Manchester Airport: Police could help tackle ‘chaos’, mayor says Police and fire and rescue service staff could be drafted in to help tackle the chaos at Manchester Airport, the region's mayor has said. BBC 5/4/2022 News Data as an asset in the fight against knife crime This is the first of a new series of bite-size videos looking at the presentations of the 2020 Society of Evidence Based Policing (SEBP) Virtual Conference. Susanne Knabe-Nicol, otherwise known as 'The Police Science Dr, summarises a presentation by Professor Jon Bannister on the nature and extent of knife crime, automating an algorithm that analyses relevant data, and the who, where and what of knife crime. PolicingTV 5/4/2022 Analysis, Feature, Video Weekly academic research summary This summary curates the key policing-related research that's been published online in the last week, with links to the original journal articles, and selected abstracts. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 5/4/2022 News How cloud technologies are helping drive greater equality, flexibility and sustainability across UK police forces More than 90% of UK police forces are now looking to invest in cloud infrastructure and technologies; but as well as delivering security and improved flexibility, the move to the cloud is also driving greater equality and sustainability, as Chris Oldham, Head of UK Public Sector for Citrix, explained in this article for Emerging Tech in Policing Week. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 5/4/2022 Feature, Innovation Reflections from the delivery of the National Enabling Programmes The National Enabling Programme (NEP) formally closed last week after successfully achieving the programme objectives. The NEP continues to be widely praised for not only achieving the objectives but also by the way the programme team worked hand in hand with policing so the police service could achieve the outcomes. National Enabling Programmes 4/4/2022 News Responses to The hidden victims: Report on Hestia’s super-complaint on the police response to victims of modern slavery Today we published the responses to the recommendations from ‘The hidden victims: Report on Hestia’s super-complaint on the police response to victims of modern slavery’. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 4/4/2022 News Responses to The hidden victims: Report on Hestia’s super-complaint on the police response to victims of modern slavery In May 2021, Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services, the College of Policing and the Independent Office for Police Conduct published a report on Hestia’s super-complaint on the police response to victims of modern slavery. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 4/4/2022 Report Reflections from the delivery of the National Enabling Programmes The National Enabling Programme (NEP) formally closed last week after successfully achieving the programme objectives. The NEP continues to be widely praised for not only achieving the objectives but also by the way the programme team worked hand in hand with policing so the police service could achieve the outcomes. National Enabling Programmes 4/4/2022 News Exercise Motivations of Law Enforcement Officers in Northeast Louisiana Previous research indicates that law enforcement officers did not uphold optimal physical fitness. This study aimed to examine exercise motivations of incumbent officers. The EMI-2 was used to collect data. Kruskal–Wallis H tests and post-hoc Mann–Whitney U tests with Bonferroni-corrected p values were used to analyze the data. As a group, the officers were motivated to exercise for the positive health benefits. The results also indicated that building up strength/endurance and competition had influential impacts on their motivation to exercise. Police agencies may take these elements into consideration when planning and implementing a physical training program for the incumbent officers. Police Journal - Registration at source 4/4/2022 Research article Perceptions of Police Performance in A Rapid-Growth Community The purpose of this study was to assess citizens’ perceptions of police performance in a small, rural community that is experiencing rapid population growth. This unique setting differs from other cities and towns because of the pressure that it places on local police to respond quickly and effectively to rapid social changes. A multi-stage random sampling technique was used to gather 380 surveys completed by residents living in Williston, North Dakota during the fall of 2015. The findings revealed that, in general, residents believed that the police were doing a good job addressing community concerns; however, the analysis also revealed that such views were impacted by previous victimization experiences and fear of victimization. In addition, the results indicated that participant sex was significantly related to the perceived ability of police to maintain order on the streets, whereas marital status and the frequency of reading the regional newspaper were significantly related to the perceived ability of police to control crime in the neighborhood. International Journal of Police Science & Management - Registration at source 4/4/2022 Research article ‘We need a better deal’: Police Union asking for 5% annual pay rise AUSTRALIA: The WA Police union is seeking a five per cent annual pay rise to provide remuneration for their work during the COVID-19 pandemic. [AUDIO] 6pr (Australia) 4/4/2022 News Autism training for SA police officers AUSTRALIA: All South Australian police officers will undertake online autism training to improve their interactions with and understanding of people with the condition. Hunter Valley News (Australia) 4/4/2022 News Resourcing for domestic violence policing in NSW lags behind other states, audit finds AUSTRALIA: The New South Wales police force is falling behind other states in its efforts to curb domestic violence and needs to implement systems to support work on the frontline, according to the state’s auditor general Margaret Crawford. The Guardian 4/4/2022 News Alcohol tags helping thousands of offenders stay sober More than 97 per cent of offenders fitted with so-called sobriety tags to help curb drink-fuelled crime have stayed off alcohol, according to the Ministry of Justice (MoJ). Police Professional 4/4/2022 News Home truths behind the rise in assaults on police NEW ZEALAND: Have we been raising a generation, or more, of self-entitled violent jerks? Stuff (New Zealand) 4/4/2022 Feature, Opinion «223522362237223822392240224122422243Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
