Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103010 total results. Showing results 45741 to 45760 «228422852286228722882289229022912292Next ›Last » Scottish police reject ‘disgraceful’ pay offer in cost-of-living crisis Police officers in Scotland have rejected a “disgraceful” pay offer in a move that underlines the rebellion among public sector workers over the effects of the cost-of-living crisis. The Times - Subscription at source 30/5/2022 News Felons could help to fight crime better than police Councils should be legally obliged to carry out crime prevention work and should consider using convicted criminals to help reach out to offenders, a new report suggests. The Times - Subscription at source 30/5/2022 News Police camera system takes a million photographs of drivers each day Campaigners claim that Scots are among the most spied-upon people on Earth after it was revealed that the police take one million pictures of drivers each day. According to statistics, Police Scotland cameras shot and stored about 400 million pictures last year, up by 70 per cent on two years ago. The Times - Subscription at source 30/5/2022 News The Police Race Action Plan is really about injecting far-Left theory into policing Officers are right to guard against bigotry, but this exercise in social justice thinking will make it harder to fight crime. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 29/5/2022 Feature, Opinion Police are calling transgender rape suspects by their ‘preferred pronoun’, report finds Self-declaration of 'gender identity' rather than biological sex has been adopted by all key criminal justice institutions, think tank says The Telegraph - Subscription at source 29/5/2022 News Biden’s police reform agenda in limbo two years after George Floyd’s murder USA: Democrats have struggled to turn mobilisation in the wake of Floyd’s killing by police into concrete change Financial Times 29/5/2022 Analysis, Feature Chief who challenged police on race ousted as Met commissioner candidate Jon Boutcher, former head of the Bedfordshire force, has been told his application will no longer be considered The Guardian 29/5/2022 News NSW stabbing was a targeted attack: police AUSTRALIA: Three young men stabbed in a Sydney street were the victims of a targeted attack, police say. The Armidale Express (Australia) 29/5/2022 News Youth crime ramps up on wild weekend AUSTRALIA: A wave of weekend youth crime caused chaos for Townsville police after cars were stolen, a motorist rammed, cars set on fire and kids threatening people with knives. The Courier Mail (Australia) - Subscription at source 29/5/2022 News Playing catch-up to protect kids from digital harm NEW ZEALAND: Parliament is gradually creating new protections for children against harm caused through digital communications, but it's an area in which deftness is required to make effective law. [AUDIO] RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 29/5/2022 News Sense of ‘lawlessness’ in Auckland as ramraids and shootings spread across the city NEW ZEALAND: A brutal stabbing in Mt Albert that took the life of a man in his 20s is the latest in a string of crimes across Tāmaki Makaurau that include ramraids, shootings and violent assaults. Stuff (New Zealand) 29/5/2022 News Traffic enforcement initiative launched by Lethbridge Police CANADA: The Lethbridge Police Service (LPS) begins a traffic enforcement initiative this weekend in an effort to provide safer roads for all users, offer residents more peace and quiet and alleviate demands on Patrol members. Lethbridge News Now (Canada) 29/5/2022 News Children at risk of sexual abuse due to cyber-crime investigation backlog REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardaí have warned that children in Ireland are being sexually exploited online every day because of a three-year backlog in cyber-crime investigations, and say a national public awareness campaign to tackle this “hidden crime” is urgently needed. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 29/5/2022 News UK police force calls fans’ behaviour at Liverpool Champions League final ‘exemplary in shocking conditions’ Violent clashes affecting Liverpool fans in Paris have been dubbed the “worst” seen at a European football match, a UK police force has said. Lincolnshire Live 29/5/2022 News Tim Newburn: The Met’s handling of ‘partygate’ may increase calls for a radical overhaul The investigation has raised more questions than it has provided answers at a time when the service's reputation is already damaged OnLondon 29/5/2022 Feature Young British terror offenders being inspired by US school shootings, police counterterror lead warns Young terror offenders in the UK are being inspired by school shootings in the US, with some wanting to commit mass murders themselves, counterterrorism police have warned. The Independent - Registration at source 29/5/2022 News Met police female officers to strip search ‘trans women’ Female police officers in Britain's biggest force could have to strip search biological males who identify as women, under guidelines which allow suspects to choose which gender "they wish to be treated as", it has emerged. Express 29/5/2022 News “Have the confidence to challenge and to speak up for what’s right” How long have you been with SYP? 15 years. Before that I worked for the NHS and before that I was in Rotherham United’s Youth Team until I was 18. Turns out I wasn’t good enough to go pro! A friend of a friend bent my ear to join the police and here I am, 15 years later! South Yorkshire Police 29/5/2022 Feature, Interview The Impact of Gender on Social Support For Criminal Justice Careers This qualitative study investigates how social support impacts students’ decisions about majoring in criminal justice and/or pursuing careers in the field. Thirty students were interviewed regarding their perspectives and sources of social support. Six primary themes emerged from interviews: support for higher education, hesitant support for criminal justice, parental support, support from friends/associates, perceptions of public support, and gender and social support. While students who pursue criminal justice careers do not perceive full support for their aspirations, support can vary by gender, with women encountering additional barriers to support. Still, students are undeterred from the field of criminal justice and remain hopeful about their professional futures. Criminal justice programs can use these findings to identify opportunities to better advise women in their programs. The findings are also useful for potential employers in the criminal justice system to recognize how to effectively recruit more women into positions dominated by men. Journal of Criminal Justice Education - Registration at source 29/5/2022 Research article Neil Basu to demand answers over failed bid to lead National Crime Agency Met assistant commissioner will ask Home Office why he was overlooked for top job The Guardian 28/5/2022 News «228422852286228722882289229022912292Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
