Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96208 total results. Showing results 44841 to 44860 «223922402241224222432244224522462247Next ›Last » Prince Albert Police Service addresses third in-custody death with prepared statement CANADA: The Prince Albert Police Service reiterated their support for a thorough and transparent investigation into the deaths of three people who passed away while in police custody recently. Prince Albert Daily Herald (Canada) 11/11/2021 News Trapped in lawlessness: B.C. First Nation’s 20 year fight for an RCMP detachment continues CANADA: The remote northwest B.C. First Nation community of Iskut has been lobbying the RCMP and the provincial government for more than 20 years now for its own police detachment but with no luck. Blue Line (Canada) 11/11/2021 News Merged divisions could see gardaà travelling two hours to crime scenes REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardaà could be delayed by up to two hours in arriving at serious crime scenes due to plans to amalgamate garda divisions. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 11/11/2021 News Garda barracks project due to be completed next week REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A massive €7 million refurbishment of Athlone Garda Station will be completed by Friday, November 19, a local Fine Gael Minister has confirmed. Westmeath Independent (Republic of Ireland) 11/11/2021 News Garda leave allowance cut as Covid-19, Christmas set to put pressure on policing REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda annual leave has been significantly restricted as Covid-19, the busy Christmas period and personnel shortages are set to put pressure on policing resources across the Republic until the end of the year. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 11/11/2021 News Mental Health of Police Trainees During the First Wave of the Covid-19 Pandemic The COVID-19 pandemic took power over the world in 2020. Because of this situation, we surveyed the experiences of the police trainees that they observed in the first two months of the pandemic in Hungary as part of ongoing research in the 2019-2020 school year. They were members of different police departments, and the epidemic-related activities became part of their everyday tasks. In the research, we used a questionnaire that we had prepared. It had 14 questions, and it was a part of our test battery, which examined mental health in a longitudinal study. The inventory was filled in online during the period of their professional examinations (from the end of May to the beginning of June 2020), and we received 28 answered questionnaires about the experience of policing the pandemic. The reason of the low participation rate – 28 answered inventory from approximately 100 people – was probably the impersonal online response, because the earlier data collections were led by the researchers. The results showed that females experienced larger fear related to the health of relatives than males. Their everyday services were influenced significantly by sleeping difficulties and they felt duties more physically overwhelming at this time. The outcomes did not show gender differences in the fields of mental health. Despite some negative influences, the pandemic was not perceived as particularly stressful for police work over the first two months of its eruption. Although the sample was not representative, it could mean a basis for the future research of these questions – especially because the pandemic is more stressful for everyone both mentally and physically at the time of the second and third waves. European Law Enforcement Research Bulletin 11/11/2021 Research article Fixed helmets: firework night triggers weaponised protest Met public order serials out in force in November 5 had to contend with fireworks along with the usual abuse from a mixture of protest groups. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/11/2021 Feature College urged to look beyond new recruits to drive culture change Sector leaders have backed a call by the College of Policing to use new recruits as a way of rebuilding trust. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/11/2021 News Met PC dismissed for Facebook posts A Metropolitan police officer has been dismissed without notice for sexist and homophobic posts on his social media account. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/11/2021 News Cleveland PCC vows to stay on during investigation A police and crime commissioner under investigation for a historic allegation has said he will still not stand down. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/11/2021 News Bristol police and nightclubs to get drink spiking test kits in trial ‘Many crimes against women at night go unreported but widely witnessed,’ night-time advisor says The Independent 11/11/2021 News San Francisco police officer dies of Covid after not getting mandatory vaccination AMERICA: The officer had been placed on leave after missing the city’s vaccine deadline The Independent 11/11/2021 News Met police officer’s urgent plea to rebuild trust in policing in black communities ‘We don’t always get it right and we’re not always going to get it right’ The Standard 11/11/2021 News Priti Patel backs police investigation of LSE protest against Israeli ambassador UK home secretary says she is ‘disgusted’ at the treatment of Tzipi Hotovely after a meeting in London The Guardian 11/11/2021 News Millions awarded for new projects to keep women safe The Safety of Women at Night Fund will award up to £5 million to 22 organisations focused on improving the safety of women and girls at night. Home Office 11/11/2021 News Shaking off the historical shackles of NCALT: Time to think differently about ‘blended learning’? Previous incarnations of online learning in policing left many underwhelmed and uninspired, with stories of officers struggling to absorb information or simply clicking through pages as fast as possible to complete a module; in the first of a new series of articles on continuing professional development, Dr Matthew Jones of the Open University’s Centre for Policing Research and Learning sets out to dispel some long-held myths and explore the new world of blended learning. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 11/11/2021 Feature WA Police still working on theory Cleo Smith’s accused abductor acted alone AUSTRALIA: WA Police still believe the alleged abductor of Cleo Smith acted alone, despite detectives returning to Carnarvon to explore whether another person could have been involved. WA Today (Australia) 10/11/2021 News Victoria Police launches Australian-first policy for dealing with family violence perpetrators in its ranks AUSTRALIA: Victoria Police has launched a landmark policy for dealing with perpetrators of family violence in its ranks that it claims will stop abusive officers from being given "special treatment" and prioritise victims' safety. ABC News (Australia) 10/11/2021 News Police video shows the dramatic moment wanted NSW fugitive Mostafa Baluch is found hiding in a shipping container AUSTRALIA: Police in Queensland have released body-camera video showing the dramatic moment alleged drug smuggler and fugitive Mostafa Baluch was found hiding in a shipping container on the back of a truck while trying to cross the border from New South Wales. ABC News (Australia) 10/11/2021 News Data reveals six cops convicted of sexual offences in last five years plus dozens guilty of other offences NEW ZEALAND: Nearly 40 New Zealand police officers have been criminally convicted in the last five years, including six for sexual offending. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 10/11/2021 News «223922402241224222432244224522462247Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
