Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98683 total results. Showing results 46241 to 46260 «230923102311231223132314231523162317Next ›Last » Examining the Relationship Between the Unique Work Experiences and Cultural Orientations of Police Officers The current study builds upon limited prior research that has assessed the relationship between elements of police culture and a host of unique officer work experiences (e.g. tenure, assigned shift and area, the number of shifts and areas worked, supervisory experience, specialized unit assignment). The sample consists of survey data from over 700 officers from a large police department in the western United States. The results demonstrated that while officers’ assigned shift and area had little effect, a number of other experiences were influential. Officers who had worked a greater number of shifts in their career were more likely to view policing as dangerous; and patrol officers were more likely to view management negatively. Further, specialized unit officers were less likely to view citizens negatively and less oriented toward order-maintenance or community policing than their patrol counterparts. Importantly, experience as measured simply by the number of years on the job, as opposed to other unique work experiences, showed that more senior officers were less likely to view citizens negatively and believe crime fighting should be a top priority, but more likely to view top management through a negative lens. We conclude by reviewing several implications and directions for future research Criminal Justice Studies - Registration at source 19/12/2021 Research article Does justice for victims always have to mean criminal justice? The UK Government’s recently published consultation on ‘Delivering justice to victims’ focuses on criminal justice as the gold standard, an attitude reflected in the media emphasis on punishment and retribution; but Transform Justice Director Penelope Gibbs argues that for many victims a ‘day in court’ is not the key component of a successful resolution or increased satisfaction. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 18/12/2021 Feature, Opinion Operational success reveals the AFP helped keep South Australians safe in 2021 AUSTRALIA: The AFP has charged 50 alleged offenders with 147 charges and seized more than 1.7 tonnes of illicit drugs in South Australia in 2021. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 18/12/2021 News Sex workers in Montreal say federal laws put them in danger as police continue to investigate Mile End crime CANADA: It’s a question on Melina May’s mind since the alleged murder of a woman in Montreal’s Mile End neighbourhood last month. CTV News (Canada) 18/12/2021 News ‘Guess who’s coming to dinner?’ New Zealand Police’s post goes viral NEW ZEALAND: New Zealand Police believe showing a photo of the meal above will encourage those with warrants out for their arrest to pay their local station a visit. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 18/12/2021 News Call for urgent action on EU directive to protect whistleblowers REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Only three members states prepared legislation to provide protections before today’s deadline The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 18/12/2021 News Coercive control in intimate relationships to be criminalised in NSW AUSTRALIA: Coercive control in intimate partner relationships will become a crime in NSW, with the government moving to create a stand-alone offence for the abusive behaviour that is a precursor to almost every domestic homicide. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) 18/12/2021 News Gross misconduct for police officer in high-speed car chase A police officer who intentionally steered an unmarked vehicle into the path of a suspect car during a high-speed chase has been found guilty of "gross misconduct". BBC 18/12/2021 News Police budgets for 2022 Some Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) will face more significant pressures than others, a PCC has said after the Government published the provisional Police Grant Report (England and Wales) 2022/23, for how much police forces will get to spend from central government. Professional Security Magazine Online 18/12/2021 News Written warnings for four GMP officers following investigation into death of Andre Moura Four Greater Manchester Police officers have been given a written warning following an Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) investigation into the death in custody of Andre Moura. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 18/12/2021 News Metropolitan Police Service officer sacked for racist remark in WhatsApp message A Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) officer has been dismissed without notice after gross misconduct was found proven at a disciplinary hearing organised by the force. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 18/12/2021 News Met police officer sacked for using racial slur in WhatsApp message PC Harry Chandler’s dismissal comes after chat found during IOPC search of another officer’s mobile phone The Guardian 18/12/2021 News Police officer sacked for racial slur found during murder photos investigation The police watchdog was investigating photos taken of two murdered sisters, Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman, in Wembley last year The Independent 18/12/2021 News Important safety on COVID Omicron These very simple messages on COVID Omicron support Police Scotland’s messaging Scottish Police Federation (SPF) 17/12/2021 News Farmers at the frontline of rural crime AUSTRALIA: According to research in the NSW Farm Crime Survey 2020, 81 per cent of NSW farmers are feeling victimised by crime. To combat this, an initiative to embed police with backgrounds in primary production into rural communities is showing positive results. However, successfully solving criminal activity relies on farmers reporting the offences, and for it to be even more effective there needs to be solid evidence to support a prosecution. The Farmer (Australia) 17/12/2021 Feature Wayne Couzens expected to appeal against whole-life sentence The police officer who murdered Sarah Everard is expected to challenge the length of his prison sentence at the Court of Appeal in early May. Police Professional 17/12/2021 News Police have ‘robust plans’ to protect 999 service in pandemic The force is dealing with a large number of absences due to the high transmissibility of the Omicron variant of coronavirus. The Independent 17/12/2021 News Inside the simulation centre helping police combat domestic violence AUSTRALIA: A smashed picture frame hangs on the wall and an empty knife block sits on the kitchen bench of an ordinary-looking unit in suburban Melbourne. 9 Now (Australia) 17/12/2021 Feature Met Police’s refusal to investigate No10 Xmas parties is ‘unlawful’, say top barristers The Good Law Project is threatening Dame Cressida Dick's force with legal action over its policy not to investigate "retrospective" rule breaches Mirror 17/12/2021 News Reports of social media misuse at Met Police hit four-year high Almost 100 reports of social media misuse by Metropolitan Police officers and staff have been made so far this year – with only a fraction resulting in disciplinary proceedings. Metro 17/12/2021 News «230923102311231223132314231523162317Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
