Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96361 total results. Showing results 46241 to 46260 «230923102311231223132314231523162317Next ›Last » Police acknowledge findings of IPCA report NEW ZEALAND: Police acknowledge the Independent Police Conduct Authority (IPCA) findings released today regarding officers' use of force following the arrest of a man required to undergo an evidential breath test. New Zealand Police 28/9/2021 News Brad Hazzard contradicts police chief on enforcement of vaccine rules AUSTRALIA: Police commissioner says officers will not be walking through cafes and pubs to check vaccine passports, but health minister says ‘they have no choice’ The Guardian 28/9/2021 News Dublin Lord Mayor Alison Gilliland urges city’s young people to ‘keep away’ from crime gangs preying on communities IRELAND: Dublin Lord Mayor Alison Gilliland has pleaded with young people to “keep away” from the crime gangs preying on communities across the capital. The Irish Sun (Republic of Ireland) 28/9/2021 News Stormont calls on governments to address allegations of collusion IRELAND: The Stormont Assembly has passed a motion calling on the Irish and British governments to fulfil obligations under human rights laws to provide effective investigations into claims of state collusion in terrorist murders. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 28/9/2021 New Brunswick coroner’s inquest begins into 2020 police killing of Rodney Levi CANADA: Selection of a coroner’s jury began today for an inquest into the June 2020 police killing of an Indigenous man in New Brunswick. The Record (Canada) 28/9/2021 News RCMP mishandled teen’s sexual assault claim, says watchdog in new Mountie misconduct reports CANADA: CRCC also found Mounties made arrests without reasonable grounds CBC News (Canada) 28/9/2021 News At least 15 women killed by police officers in past 12 years At least 15 serving or former police officers have been responsible for killing women since 2009, research has suggested. The Times - Subscription at source 28/9/2021 News The Geography of Police Killings Utilising Crowdsourced Data Police have the legal authority to use deadly force, but its use has resulted in a backlash in some communities. This county-level analysis of 2,200 civilian deaths by police in the United States from 2015 and 2016 considers whether deadly force is primarily in response to high levels of crime (a consensus approach) or is the result of police response in socially and economically disadvantaged communities (a conflict approach). The results indicate that factors associated with economic and structural disadvantage matter more than levels of crime in accounting for the presence and number of police-involved deaths Howard Journal of Criminal Justice - Registration at source 28/9/2021 Research article Exploring Perceptions of Portuguese Police About Human Trafficking Victims and Perpetrators The present study uses a qualitative approach to explore how Portuguese police perceive human trafficking and the individuals involved. Three hundred and twenty-five professionals (aged 21–54) completed an online survey about human trafficking. The resulting data suggest that Portuguese police have a narrative congruent with the European image of the “iconic” victim and trafficker, which is usually framed by the mass media. In a country such as Portugal, where there are a significant number of labor trafficking cases, those stereotyped narratives may narrow the efforts and the interventions of police officers. However, this study also suggests a similarity between the data reported about the forms of recruitment, exploitation, and control recognized by the Portuguese police and the literature available. This study has important implications for practitioners and highlights the need to invest in empirical research to produce efficient policies and interventions. Law and Social Change - Registration at source 28/9/2021 Research article Students and staff of Manchester and Worcester Universities join thousands who have FREE access to Policing Insight – Find out how Policing Insight welcomes staff, students and researchers from the University of Manchester and the University of Worcester, who now have FREE access with the start of new organisation wide subscriptions. They join a community from many other UK and international institutions, police forces and other criminal justice organisations with an interest in progressive policing. Read on to find out how to use your FREE subscriber access. Policing Insight 28/9/2021 Feature Policing culture, politics and lack of resources cause high stress levels for RCMP officers Latest research on the wellbeing of frontline Royal Canadian Mounted Police officers found that more than three-quarters were experiencing high stress during the second round of the pandemic; but as Policing Insight Editor Keith Potter reports, it was policing culture, the political atmosphere and the lack of resources – rather than the job itself – which were the most stressful factors, even during COVID-19. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 28/9/2021 Feature Marine policing efforts deployed for climate change summit CoP26 specialist units will include diving search teams and MoDP armed marine resources Police Oracle - Subscription at source 28/9/2021 News Third sector and councils key to fighting fraud ROCU’s told Councils and charities are crucial partners in protecting older people from fraud, regional crime officers have been told. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 28/9/2021 News IOPC investigates MPS death in custody The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has launched an investigation into the death of a 38-year-old man in police custody in Leyton, East London. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 28/9/2021 News BTP to investigate its handling of Jamie Grimwood search British Transport Police (BTP) is to investigate its handling of the search for Jamie Grimwood, whose body was found beside railway lines in Flintshire earlier this month. Police Professional 28/9/2021 News Labour pledges to bring back neighbourhood policing Labour has pledged to “bring back neighbourhood policing” with a plan to boost the “eyes, ears and boots on the ground” and a major recruitment drive for volunteer officers. Police Professional 28/9/2021 News Violence against women and girls: A whole system approach to domestic abuse One of the key recommendations from the recent report into the police response to violence against women and girls was the need for a ‘whole system approach’ to reduce and prevent harm; Greymalkin Consulting Director Mark Cooper, former head of the Government’s Ending Violence Against Women and Girls programme, looks at what that means in practical terms, and the steps agencies can take to implement the approach. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 28/9/2021 Feature Police divers search River Clyde as preparation for COP26 ramps up Waterways are being searched by specialist officers from Police Scotland’s Dive and Marine Unit in the lead up to COP26. Police Scotland 28/9/2021 News Police defend ‘rare and unusual’ steps to prevent knife crime in North Wales town Officers in Wrexham used 'indiscriminate' stop-and-search powers over the weekend - but failed to find any weapons Daily Post 28/9/2021 News UK has given hundreds of military training courses to countries abusing human rights Labour’s Emily Thornberry calls for extra controls on training foreign troops and police as she publishes an analysis revealing courses offered to regimes i News 28/9/2021 News «230923102311231223132314231523162317Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
