Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104443 total results. Showing results 45981 to 46000 «229622972298229923002301230223032304Next ›Last » Fitzgibbon Street Garda station officially reopens after 11-year closure REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Fitzgibbon Street Garda station has been officially reopened having closed its doors over a decade ago. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 4/7/2022 News An Garda Síochána monthly report to the Policing Authority REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: As I highlighted last month, the number of road deaths occurring on Irish roads has already reached a critical point. In a joint initiative with the Road Safety Authority over the May Bank Holiday, An Garda Síochána put in place an operation between 12pm on Friday, 29 April 2022 and 7am on Tuesday, 3 May 2022. [pdf] Policing Authority (Republic of Ireland) 4/7/2022 Report Anti-Social Behaviour in the Coronavirus Pandemic Anti-social behaviour recorded by police more than doubled early in the coronavirus pandemic in England and Wales. This was a stark contrast to the steep falls in most types of recorded crime. Why was ASB so different? Was it changes in ‘traditional’ ASB such as noisy neighbours, or was it ASB records of breaches of COVID-19 regulations? Further, why did police-recorded ASB find much larger early-pandemic increases than the Telephone Crime Survey for England and Wales? This study uses two approaches to address the issues. The first is a survey of police forces, via Freedom of Information requests, to determine whether COVID-regulation breaches were recorded as ASB. The second is natural language processing (NLP) used to interrogate the text details of police ASB records. We find police recording practice varied greatly between areas. We conclude that the early-pandemic increases in recorded ASB were primarily due to breaches of COVID regulations but around half of these also involved traditional forms of ASB. We also suggest that the study offers proof of concept that NLP may have significant general potential to exploit untapped police text records in ways that inform policing and crime policy. Crime Science Journal 4/7/2022 Research article Operation Talla Awards: Keeping people safe, and maintaining law and order during the pandemic In early 2020, when the first wave of the Covid pandemic was lapping at the UK's shores, police leaders already knew that they, and indeed the whole service, would have to respond to an unprecedented threat. The National Police Chiefs' Council and the National Police Coordination Centre put in place a plan to ensure that the police service remained resilient and had the capacity to deal with events as they unfolded. That plan was Operation Talla. The success of Talla was down to officers and staff across the country who innovated and adapted, keeping people safe, and maintaining law and order. Here are some highlights from an awards ceremony held in London to honour those who went above and beyond. PolicingTV - Subscription at source 4/7/2022 Interview, Video Operation Talla Awards: Keeping people safe, and maintaining law and order during the pandemic In early 2020, when the first wave of the Covid pandemic was lapping at the UK's shores, police leaders already knew that they, and indeed the whole service, would have to respond to an unprecedented threat. The National Police Chiefs' Council and the National Police Coordination Centre put in place a plan to ensure that the police service remained resilient and had the capacity to deal with events as they unfolded. That plan was Operation Talla. The success of Talla was down to officers and staff across the country who innovated and adapted, keeping people safe, and maintaining law and order. Here are some highlights from an awards ceremony held in London to honour those who went above and beyond. PolicingTV 4/7/2022 Interview, Video Thames Valley Police commits to becoming a Menopause Friendly Employer Almost a third of women experiencing the menopause consider quitting their jobs because of the severity of their symptoms, yet employers including police forces have been slow to offer support and advice; Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons looks at the efforts within Thames Valley Police to address those issues and ensure that its growing female workforce have the support they need. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 4/7/2022 Feature Copenhagen shooting: police say no indication of terrorism motive Gunman acted alone and appears to have selected his victims at random, officials in Denmark say The Guardian 4/7/2022 News Under Pressure: How to flourish under the pressures of being a social media professional This FREE webinar, taking place on 14th July, will show you how to flourish under the pressure of being a social media professional managing the challenges and pressure - especially with the growing importance of social media in the public's interaction with the police. Policing Insight 4/7/2022 Advertisement, Feature Police Release Bodycam Footage After Jayland Walker Was Shot 60 Times By Officers UNITED STATES: Police have released footage of the moment Jayland Walker was shot at least 60 times. Unilad 4/7/2022 News Former officer dismissed after ‘inappropriately touching’ female colleague on night out A former British Transport Police (BTP) officer has dismissed without notice after “inappropriate sexual” behaviour towards a female colleague on a night out. Police Professional 4/7/2022 News What’s special about the Met? A crisis in policing? You'd have thought so from the headlines last week after it emerged that six forces out of 43 in England and Wales are on the law enforcement equivalent of the naughty step. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary, Fire and Rescue Services (HMICFRS) belatedly disclosed that the Staffordshire and Wiltshire constabularies had joined Cleveland, Greater Manchester (GMP) and Gloucestershire in the 'engage' phase of monitoring. A leak (which looked like it came from the Home Office) revealed that for the first time in its history the Metropolitan Police was also in 'special measures'. It's important to point out what this means for policing - and what it doesn't mean. DannyShaw.net 4/7/2022 Feature, Opinion Copenhagen shooting: Gunman kills three in Field’s shopping mall DENMARK: A gunman has killed three people and injured another four at a shopping mall in Denmark's capital Copenhagen. Police said the victims were two Danish 17-year-olds and a 47-year old Russian citizen. Two Danes and two Swedes are in critical condition in hospital. A 22-year-old man, described as "an ethnic Dane", was arrested minutes after the shooting at Field's centre. BBC 4/7/2022 News Solomon leader feels safer knowing China taught his riot police SOLOMON ISLANDS: The leader of the Solomon Islands has declared he feels safer after announcing that his police had been trained by Chinese counterparts in “riot suppression” under a contentious security pact signed with Beijing. Manasseh Sogavare, along with his ministers and the Chinese ambassador, watched a demonstration by the police and prison staff after five months of training with the Chinese, according to the Solomon Business Magazine. The Times - Subscription at source 4/7/2022 News Metropolitan Police crime figures hide true scale of rape and violence Under-recording raises fears of manipulation The Times - Subscription at source 4/7/2022 News Passengers urged to report sexual harassment on trains Transport police are urging people to report any sexual harassment they witness while making train journeys. BBC 4/7/2022 News Sex assault victims should go to police, says Therese Coffey in wake of Chris Pincher claims The Work and Pensions Secretary says complainants should have the 'confidence' to come forward The Telegraph - Subscription at source 4/7/2022 News Police officer facing misconduct hearing after ‘leg-sweeping’ handcuffed woman to the ground A police officer is set to face a misconduct hearing after reports he used unreasonable force while two arresting people. Hull Live 4/7/2022 News Police Digital Service backs digital concepts for RASSO cases The Police Digital Service (PDS) is aiming to develop a number of digital tools to support the handling of rape and serious sexual offence (RASSO) cases. UKAuthority.com 4/7/2022 News Police Officers facing gross misconduct investigations can quit and get new public jobs before they are sacked Police officers under investigation for offences such as child sexual abuse and corruption can resign and take up other public roles elsewhere under current College of Policing guidelines. Mail Online 4/7/2022 News Transport Police urge people to report sexual harassment as incidents rise Transport police have launched a campaign urging people to act on incidents of sexual harassment they witness while travelling. The National 4/7/2022 News «229622972298229923002301230223032304Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
