Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102983 total results. Showing results 46241 to 46260 «230923102311231223132314231523162317Next ›Last » Black people three times more likely to believe police are racist A new poll has revealed that one in three (37%) of people from ethnic minority backgrounds believe that the police are racist in comparison to just 11% of white people. The Voice 11/5/2022 News Understanding the signs for New Zealand Sign Language Week NEW ZEALAND: This week, for New Zealand Sign Language week, we've teamed up with six-year-old Carter, and his mum and dad, to spread awareness about the 111 text service provided for the Deaf community in Aotearoa by New Zealand Police, and to bring awareness about this very important week. New Zealand Police 11/5/2022 News, Video Round-the-clock GPS tags in UK slash rates of reoffending Ptrialling GPS tags for serial criminals on their release from jail say the results have been remarkable in helping the crooks go straight. Express 11/5/2022 News Gaia Pope inquest: family repeatedly told police to search clifftop, jury told The 19-year-old’s body was finally found near Dancing Ledge, a clifftop spot in Dorset, 11 days after she vanished The Guardian 11/5/2022 News ‘It was as if he set out to destroy my sanity’: how the spy cops lied their way into women’s hearts – and beds For years, undercover officers from the Metropolitan police deceived and manipulated female activists such as McDonald’s campaigner Helen Steel. Her new book reveals their callous tricks The Guardian 11/5/2022 News Cumbria police teaming up with American technology company in first for UK Cumbria Police has become the first force in the UK to sign a deal with an American technology company, aimed at allowing officers to spend more time in communities rather than in front of computers. ITV News 11/5/2022 News Home Secretary stands firm on tackling guerrilla protest tactics The Home Secretary brings back measures to tackle highly disruptive protests that are causing misery for millions. Home Office 11/5/2022 News Innovative software hopes to keep Cumbria police officers on streets for longer An innovative piece of software hopes to free up valuable police resources and ensure officers can spend more time on the beat. Cumbria Constabulary has announced a new partnership with Mark43, which develops and supplies law enforcement systems for more than 135 agencies throughout the US and Australia. Cumbria Crack 11/5/2022 News Independent Office for Police Conduct calls on young people to share their experiences of policing The impact of the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) Youth Panel, working with Leaders Unlocked, has been growing steadily since it was founded in 2018. Their report, published last year, suggested that policing, and experiences of policing, were polarising some young people and contributing to a feeling of isolation. Now, the IOPC Youth Panel is launching a survey into young people’s experiences and priorities relating to policing. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 11/5/2022 News Black people three times more likely to believe police are racist – poll A new poll has revealed that one in three (37%) of people from ethnic minority backgrounds believe that the police are racist in comparison to just 11% of white people. Research from the Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO) showed widening disparities of the public’s perceptions of local policing and the police as pressure mounts for a new Met Commissioner to take on the top job after Cressida’s Dick resignation in February this year. The Voice 11/5/2022 News Legislation, legislation, legislation: why crime tops the Bill The Government has set out its legislative programme for the next 12 months in the Queen’s Speech. There are 38 bills or draft bills, eight of which directly affect policing and criminal justice. In the past few weeks, a series of other law and order measures have received Parliamentary approval, some of which have already come into effect. Crest Senior Associate Danny Shaw runs the rule over the main changes… Crest Advisory 11/5/2022 Feature, Opinion Alberta police chiefs work to restore confidence of Indigenous communities CANADA: For the first time ever, police chiefs from across Alberta are collaborating on Treaty 7 land. Global News (Canada) 11/5/2022 News, Video Vancouver police raise alarm on ‘troubling and violent’ swarmings, robberies, attacks on teens CANADA: Vancouver police are urging young people who feel unsafe to call them after a series of “troubling and violent” incidents involving teens in the past few weeks. Global News (Canada) 11/5/2022 News, Video In the matter of an allegation of failing to provide the necessaries of life in High Prairie, Alberta on August 3-6, 2018 CANADA: On August 8, 2018, pursuant to s. 46.1 of the Police Act, the Director of Law Enforcement assigned the Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) to investigate the hospitalization of the 38-year-old affected person (AP) after being in the custody of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) at the High Prairie Detachment. [pdf] Alberta Serious Incident Response Team 11/5/2022 Report Tipperary gardaí seize large quantity of cocaine and cannabis in separate raids REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Over €10,000 worth of cannabis and cocaine has been seized in the past week by gardaí from the Tipperary Divisional Drugs Unit. Tipperary Live (Republic of Ireland) 11/5/2022 News New mission for Policing Authority after criticism it has failed to hold garda to account REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: New mission for Policing Authority after criticism it has failed to hold garda to account. The Times - Subscription at source 11/5/2022 News Most senior local garda says the utmost is being done to ensure Carlow gets fair share of resources REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: So says the Garda Chief Superintendent for Waterford, Kilkenny and Carlow who accepted a presentation on behalf of the force this week from Carlow County Council to mark the centenary year. KCLR (Ireland) 11/5/2022 News Undetected and dormant: Managing Australia’s software security threat With business, security and many other aspects of everyday life increasingly reliant on software, the frequency of attacks on the software supply chain – and their potential impact – is growing; Sarah Sloan, Palo Alto Networks’ Head of Government Affairs and Public Policy for ANZ, looks at what more Australia could be doing to tackle the software security threat. Policing Insight 11/5/2022 Analysis, Feature Crime Reporting in Chicago: A Comparison of Police and Victim Survey Data, 1999–2018 A critical unknown in any jurisdiction is the scope of crime that is not brought to the attention of police. This study provides a unique comparison of Chicago crime rates using both police and victimization survey data. Levels of crime reporting and the reasons victims provide for or against reporting crime to the police are examined. Patterns are compared to those found for other large U.S. cities. Data for Chicago residents from the National Crime Victimization Survey (NCVS) are used to estimate serious violence and burglary rates, levels of reporting to the police, and residents’ justifications for reporting or not reporting. Levels and trends in NCVS and Chicago Police Department rates of serious violence and burglary are compared. The NCVS data show that while Chicago residents typically experience higher rates of these crimes than residents of other large cities, they report these crimes to the police at mostly similar rates. Reasons for and against reporting these crimes to the police are generally similar to victims elsewhere. Despite a documented history of distrust in the police, Chicago residents do not appear to have notably lower rates of reporting serious violence or burglary to the police than residents of other large cities. Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency - Registration at source 11/5/2022 Research article Specialized Knowledge: Understanding Crime Analyst’s Roles and Responsibilities and the Impact of Their Work Using qualitative interview data, this article examines the role of crime analysts in producing knowledge, as well as the challenges they face. Through the collection and organization of data outlining pertinent information about specific districts, analysts aid in the implementation of policing practices. As such, analysts regard themselves as possessing a specialized form of knowledge, which they incorporate and draw on in the outputs they produce. We conclude that analysts do not always employ rigorous, scientific methodologies, while producing their intelligence outputs, suggesting rather that they rely on their familiarity and specialized knowledge of offenders and crimes in their district. Our findings are important to evaluate and understand how ‘data-driven’ policing is occurring and identifying ways to improve and utilize crime analysis approaches within policing. Criminology and Criminal Justice 11/5/2022 Research article «230923102311231223132314231523162317Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
