Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103228 total results. Showing results 44901 to 44920 «224222432244224522462247224822492250Next ›Last » Acts to combat terrorism and organised crime approved by Oireachtas REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Dáil has given the green light for the Special Criminal Court to operate for another year under the renewal of legislation targetting terrorism and serious organised crime. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 30/6/2022 News Oireachtas approves renewal of acts to combat terrorism and organised crime REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Minister for Justice, Helen McEntee TD, has moved Oireachtas resolutions for the renewal of important legislation aimed at combatting terrorism and serious organised crime. Department of Justice (Republic of Ireland) 30/6/2022 News Policing Authority meeting with the Garda Commissioner REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Policing Authority meeting with the Garda Commissioner Policing Authority (Republic of Ireland) 30/6/2022 Feature, Video Home Office funding boost for AI project to identify tech-facilitated coercive control in text messages A start-up project pioneered by four UK universities is using artificial intelligence (AI) to identify patterns of tech-facilitated coercive control sent by perpetrators through text messages; researchers believe the project, which recently received a £115,000 funding boost from the Home Office, could develop an AI tool that will encourage more victims of domestic abuse and coercive control to come forward, reports Policing Insight’s Keith Potter. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 30/6/2022 Feature, Innovation Confidence in Their Craft: Assessing the Relationship Between Officer Work Experiences and Their Perceptions of Self-Efficacy The detailed study of officer experience has received relatively little attention within the policing literature despite it being integral to nearly every facet of their role. Drawing on survey data (N = 691 officers), the current study examines how the unique work experiences of officers (i.e., shifts, crime areas, duty assignments, in-service trainings) are related to their perceptions of confidence (i.e., self-efficacy) in the ability to perform different job-related tasks. Results revealed that more tenured officers, having worked a greater number of shifts, and those who completed increased in-service trainings had significantly higher confidence in performing both law enforcement and order-maintenance/service-oriented duties. Several other officer characteristics were also found to have varying levels of significance in relation to their confidence. Overall, the findings support the inclusion of more nuanced measures of officer experience, as well as the potential applicability of self-efficacy theory within policing research moving forward. Criminal Justice and Behaviour - Registration at source 30/6/2022 Research article Police Resilience As A Multilevel Balance: Needs and Resources For Victim Support Officers Providing face-to-face support to victims entails one the most intense stress- and trauma-laden exchanges of law enforcement tasks, which frequently triggers long lasting negative effects on police officer’s psychological wellbeing. When exploring this phenomenon, police resilience is often interpreted as police officers’ and organization’s capacity to react and recover from negative experiences and impediments, and as such it may be perceived as both a trait and a trainable and promotable skill. Yet, in very recent times, police resilience has faced new or transformed challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic, as victims, citizens, and public institutions have encountered new needs and situations. Drawing from a unique qualitative, in-depth research with police officers that provide support to victims of gender-based and domestic violence, this paper analyzes officers’ needs and challenges regarding their interactions with victims, colleagues, superiors, and other occupational demands, as they interplay into stress and trauma that may lead to burnout and compassion fatigue. Police Quarterly - Registration at source 30/6/2022 Research article Cocaine smugglers ‘bribing port staff’ Increasing amounts of cocaine are being smuggled into Britain because port workers are bribed to forego import checks on containers containing the Class A drug, a senior law enforcement chief has revealed. Steve Rodhouse, director-general of operations at the National Crime Agency, said that ports were one of Britain’s “vulnerabilities” being exploited by organised crime gangs. The Times - Subscription at source 30/6/2022 News My partner works for the Met — I struggle with my rage at them He’s kind, compassionate, one of the good ones. But when I read about behaviour on the force I feel sick The Times - Subscription at source 30/6/2022 Feature, Opinion West Yorkshire to host NPAS for another two years Mayor extends deadline for new host force after "challenges in achieving new solution". Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/6/2022 News Landmark crime intelligence sharing agreement between police and businesses A landmark information sharing agreement (ISA) has been rolled out that for the first time will enable police forces to share relevant data with the wider business community to help combat crime. Police Professional 30/6/2022 News HMICFRS raises ‘systemic concerns’ about MPS Inspectors have raised “systemic concerns” about Britain’s biggest police force, including its substandard response to emergency calls, “barely adequate” crime recording and a backlog of child abuse referrals. Police Professional 30/6/2022 News Sadiq Khan and Priti Patel go to war over Met Police shambles Patel thinks mayor is ‘asleep at the wheel’ while he claims she opposed key changes The Standard 30/6/2022 News Police lied over Tasering of black social worker in London, court told Footage shows Edwin Afriyie standing with arms folded despite officers saying he was in ‘fighting stance’ The Guardian 30/6/2022 News ‘British police services are in crises, nationwide’, warns former NYPD chief A former American police chief has warned the "British police services are in crises, nationwide" with the Met "mired in controversy for years." LBC 30/6/2022 News Six police forces in special measures A crisis gripping the Metropolitan Police spread to other areas yesterday with another two forces revealed to be in special measures The Times - Subscription at source 30/6/2022 News ‘Wave of sex crimes’ in Scotland as numbers reach highest level in 50 years Sexual offences recorded by Police Scotland have up 15% on last year The Independent 30/6/2022 News We want justice for Ian Taylor, campaigners demand Community meeting called amid anger over death of asthmatic man who said "I can't breathe" as cops allegedly laughed The Voice 30/6/2022 News Wiltshire Police to be second force to be downgraded Wiltshire Police is expected to be heavily criticised when an independent review into its performance is published next week. BBC 30/6/2022 News Who is to blame for Metropolitan Police failings? Kit Malthouse attacks mayor of London for being ‘asleep at the wheel’ but City Hall points to squeezed funding. Financial Times 30/6/2022 News New Zealand Crime and Victims Survey: Survey findings – Cycle 4 report This report provides detailed insights and analysis of the New Zealand Crime and Victims Survey (NZCVS) Cycle 4 results. The report contains mostly descriptive statistics. It does not include analysis of relationships between variables. Ministry of Justice (New Zealand) 30/6/2022 Report «224222432244224522462247224822492250Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
