Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98687 total results. Showing results 46341 to 46360 «231423152316231723182319232023212322Next ›Last » Violent men who harm women warned that police are increasing action against them Police in England and Wales will take wide-ranging action to deliver a fundamental shift in priority of violence against women and girls and give victims a consistently high standard of service wherever they are. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 15/12/2021 News How PCCs will support policing to end violence against women and girls The Association of Police and Crime Commissioners has welcomed the publication of policing’s plans to improve its response to violence against women and girls (VAWG). Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 15/12/2021 News Cleveland police commissioner Steve Turner faces three further allegations Cleveland Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) Steve Turner is facing three new referrals to the police watchdog. BBC 15/12/2021 News UK is branded the ‘bank scam capital of the world’ with a lack of police resources blamed for rampant fraud Banks stopped scammers duping £736m out of account holders in the first half of this year but the total amount stolen rose 30 per cent to £753.9m i News 15/12/2021 News Highest UK court rules PSNI wrong not to pursue torture allegations in Troubles case The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) was wrong not to investigate allegations of torture in the case of the “Hooded Men”, the Supreme Court has ruled. Derry Now 15/12/2021 News Engagement, accountability and trust: Creating Arizona’s new Queen Creek Police Department When the citizens of Queen Creek, Arizona voted in favour of establishing a new police department, experienced Chief of Police Randy Brice was given the job of creating the organisation; he spoke to Policing Insight’s Christine Townsend about the challenges of recruiting during Covid, to a tight deadline, while ensuring the town’s community has a strong voice in the mission, values and vision of its new PD. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 15/12/2021 Feature, Interview, Opinion Major projects approved, police cuts discussed as budget deadline closes in CANADA: City council has given the green light to two recreation centres in the west end, with just days to go until a budget – and tax increase – is finalized down at city hall. CTV News (Canada) 15/12/2021 News Crime Stoppers to send out a strong message: No room for hate in our communities CANADA: Crime Stoppers of Grey Bruce is giving citizens the opportunity to eliminate hate and racism in their communities and is instituting a promotional campaign across the twin counties encouraging witnesses to anonymously call in information about racism or hate-based groups or individuals. Blue Line (Canada) 15/12/2021 News Liberals table bill that would repeal mandatory minimums for some drug, gun crimes CANADA: The federal government introduced a bill in the House of Commons that would repeal mandatory minimum penalties for drug offences and some gun-related crimes. Blue Line (Canada) 15/12/2021 News Specialist roles for Tipperary gardaí leaving frontline short REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Policing in Tipperary is being hampered by not having enough resources, with fears that frontline policing will not be resourced when members are transferred to some specialist units. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 15/12/2021 News Minister McEntee welcomes the latest Policing Authority report on the performance by An Garda Síochána during the COVID-19 health crisis REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Minister for Justice, Helen McEntee TD, has today welcomed the sixteenth Report from the Policing Authority on the performance by An Garda Síochána of its policing role in the support of the COVID-19 public health restrictions. gov.ie 15/12/2021 News Report on Policing Performance by the Garda Síochána during the COVID-19 Health Crisis REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: There has been a break of some months in the presentation of a further report to the Minister for Justice on the policing of the health emergency. That reflected the effective lifting of the great majority of the restrictions on people’s activities and the associated need for emergency policing powers. [pdf] Policing Authority (Republic of Ireland) 15/12/2021 Report Understanding the Role of Uncertainty and Anxiety in Police Decision‐making During the Investigation of Sudden Unexpected Deaths in Children Existing policing policy offers a rational approach to decision-making with minimal reference to human judgement within child death investigations. This study adopted a mixed methodology to capture decisional processes of 26 serving detective inspectors and detective sergeants whilst responding to an immersive scenario which simulated the first hours of a Sudden and Unexpected Death in Children (SUDC) investigation. Participants were presented with four decision points, during which they were asked to choose from decision options while reflecting upon personal and situational factors influencing that decision. Thematic analysis of responses found that investigators disclosed ‘anxiety’ and ‘uncertainty’ throughout their decision-making during the scenario. In addition, there was no evidence of investigators utilising the models formally advocated within policing literature to make their decisions and assessments. As a result, it is suggested that further improvements are made regarding investigative decision-making models within operational policing where ‘anxiety’ and ‘uncertainty’ is heightened. Journal of Investigative Psychology and Offender Profiling - Registration at source 15/12/2021 Research article Peeling the paradigm: Exploring the professionalization of policing in Canada CANADA: Maintaining public trust, legitimacy, and credibility in a constantly evolving society has proven challenging for police in the 21st century. Rising public concerns regarding police accountability are driving the need to advance the paradigm of policing by reassessing the organizational structure of law enforcement in Canada. Supported by research identifying primary directives for maintaining public trust, this proposal argues that the time has come for policing to evolve from an occupation into a formal profession. Just as any other occupation that has advanced into a profession, provincial regulatory colleges of policing should be formed with the key objective of protecting the public from malpractice and malfeasance. A provincial college of policing would allow for (a) sustained and inclusive recruitment strategies, (b) foundational knowledge of the scholarship of policing, (c) evidence-based academy training, (d) mandatory ongoing (in-service) police education, and (e) expert, objective, community-focused, independent oversight. This proposal uses characteristics of the College of Policing in England and Wales as a guiding framework for the support and preparation of professionalizing policing in Canada. Journal of Community Safety and Well-being 15/12/2021 Feature Policing increases action against violent men who harm women and girls We've launched a framework for policing that will deliver a fundamental shift in the priority of addressing violence against women and girls (VAWG) and give victims a consistently high standard of service. College of Policing 15/12/2021 News More than 1,000 suspected drug deaths recorded by Police Scotland There were 1,007 suspected drug deaths in the first nine months of the year, according to the latest police figures. The Standard 15/12/2021 News Manchester Arena Inquiry: Police ‘blamed others’ for bomb response failings Police "abjectly failed" to co-ordinate the emergency response on the night of the Manchester Arena bombing, an inquiry has heard. BBC 15/12/2021 News Why should we have uniformed police at Pride marches when the Met is so homophobic? After the shameful investigation into the Stephen Port’s killing of gay men, it is time to take a stand The Guardian 15/12/2021 Feature, Opinion Research explores forces’ efforts and effective measures for disrupting child sexual abuse Disruption methods are vital in combatting child sexual abuse, with the potential to immediately interrupt contact between a suspect and a child, and help stop further abuse in the longer term; now new research by the UK’s Centre of expertise on child sexual abuse has highlighted the steps that can be taken to improve disruption efforts, as the Centre’s Senior Research and Evaluation Officer Dr Diana Parkinson explains. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 15/12/2021 Analysis, Feature Perv Scots cop jailed for hounding crime victims with sex texts and selfies A married Police Scotland officer who hounded vulnerable women with sex texts and naked selfies after investigating cases has been jailed. 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