Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100775 total results. Showing results 45381 to 45400 «226622672268226922702271227222732274Next ›Last » Minister vows ‘tougher guidelines’ after schoolgirl strip-searched Much tougher guidelines will be introduced in response to the "hugely distressing" strip-searching of a black schoolgirl referred to as Child Q, the education secretary has said. BBC 28/3/2022 News B.C. supports possible merger of cities, police forces on Vancouver Island CANADA: Province contributes $250K to the cost of citizens' assembly to investigate merger of Victoria and Saanich CNN 27/3/2022 News Still no arrests over savage gun attack on garda who was also doused in petrol REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Video footage from outside Loughan House open prison is being trawled as detectives continue to try to identify the criminals responsible for a gunpoint assault against a garda, during which the officer was also doused in petrol. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 27/3/2022 News Jo Raphael: Police must keep fighting drug trade NEW ZEALAND: I have never taken illicit drugs and don't pretend to know first hand the consequences of their use and abuse, and the harm they cause. NZ Herald (New Zealand) - Subscription at source 27/3/2022 Feature, Opinion What the acquittal of a police officer over an Indigenous teenager’s death shows about Australia’s deep race divide AUSTRALIA: On the steps of a Darwin courthouse at the end of one of Australia's most contentious cases, Warlpiri elder Ned Jampijinpa Hargraves could barely contain his rage. CNN 27/3/2022 Feature “As a mother, I’m proud to be changing the face of policing for the next generation.” In a special blog for Mother’s Day 2022, mother-of-four Police Constable Joy Kyei talks about making her children proud even when the murder of George Floyd threw up difficult questions about her career choice. UKNIP 27/3/2022 Feature, Opinion Prisoner escapes custody wearing just underwear and socks Police are searching for Kyle Darren Eglington, 32, who absconded from a court prisoner transit van The Guardian 27/3/2022 News After Child Q, This Is The Change Black British Women Really Want To See A 100-page government race plan isn't enough. There's still a lot of work to do. Huffington Post 27/3/2022 Feature Girls raped by father had to fight prosecutors for justice Chyann was ten years old when she wrote what her father had been doing to her and posted it in the “worry box” in her year 5 classroom. The Times - Subscription at source 27/3/2022 Feature Crime Agency chief and a more junior officer are suspended pending probe over bullying claims The National Crime Agency's director of investigations has been suspended from duty over allegations of misconduct. Mail Online 27/3/2022 News Why the Birmingham Six’s story must not be forgotten It remains one of the gravest miscarriages of justice in British history. Hugh Callaghan, one those wrongly convicted, talks about how he has been scarred by the ordeal The Guardian 27/3/2022 Feature Child Q: Case of girl, 15, being strip-searched by police ‘should horrify us all’ The family of the girl - known as Child Q - is suing the Metropolitan Police and her school over the incident, which happened in December 2020. Sky News 27/3/2022 News An Evaluation of A Hot Spot Policing Programme in Four Argentinian Cities In 2017, hot spot policing interventions were implemented in four cities in Argentina: La Plata, Morón, Santa Fe and Tres de Febrero. Each intervention was similarly designed, organized and implemented. Results differed between cities. La Plata experienced the largest decreases, including a significant 31% decrease in robbery (while controlling for geographic displacement), whereas in other cities, a mix of non-significant decreases and increases in robbery and theft were observed. No displacement was observed to assaults or vehicle crime. The differences in impact between cities were likely to be associated with differences in the project management of each intervention. Police Journal 26/3/2022 Research article Confession During Police Interrogation: A Decision Tree Analysis Most studies of confession during police interrogation have looked at the influence of various individual factors on the prevalence and probability of confession, neglecting potential interactions between factors and the possibility of combined influence on the suspect’s decision to confess or not. To bridge this gap, the present study proposes using a profile-based approach, rather than the much more common variable-based approach, to analyze potential interaction effects, the hierarchical relationship between factors, and the relative weight of each profile/combinaisons of factors in the suspect’s decision-making process. The study is based on self-reported data from a sample of 211 inmates incarcerated in a Canadian federal penitentiary. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology - Registration at source 26/3/2022 Research article Organised crime groups have infiltrated online dating with sophisticated ‘pig-butchering’ scams The COVID-19 pandemic has seen an increase in cybercrime and online fraud, and with it a new, complex scam involving dating sites and cryptocurrencies; PhD candidate and Research Fellow Carlo Handy Charles explains how organised crime has pioneered the sophisticated ‘pig-butchering’ scams. Policing Insight 26/3/2022 Analysis, Feature Speeding drivers remain in police sights but tickets for drink-driving fall NEW ZEALAND: Police officers are getting more money from speeding motorists than ever before, but are issuing fewer tickets foroffences such as drink-driving and not wearing seatbelts. Stuff (New Zealand) 26/3/2022 News Ottawa police oversight board gets 3 replacement provincial appointees CANADA: Ottawa Police Services Board membership now fully restored following 'Freedom Convoy' upheaval CBC News (Canada) 26/3/2022 News One of men accused of raping teen told gardaí he ‘did not want it to happen to anyone else’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Four men have all pleaded not guilty to raping the then 17-year-old in the midlands The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 26/3/2022 News Child Q: Five children strip-searched every day by Met Police An average of five children per day are being strip-searched by the Metropolitan Police across the capital, figures revealed today. The Times - Subscription at source 26/3/2022 News No 10 lockdown parties: police questions sent to head of civil service Simon Case emerges as one of those sent questionnaire, as ministers play down prospect of PM being fined The Guardian 26/3/2022 News «226622672268226922702271227222732274Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
