Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96398 total results. Showing results 46621 to 46640 «232823292330233123322333233423352336Next ›Last » Police embrace use of te reo Māori to help others feel more comfortable NEW ZEALAND: The police are helping make people feel more comfortable using te reo during Māori Language Week. Stuff (New Zealand) 15/9/2021 News Pakeha granted name suppression three times as often as Māori NEW ZEALAND: An Auckland couple who breached Auckland's lockdown to go to Wanaka have thrown name suppression into the spotlight. [AUDIO] RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 15/9/2021 News PCC election reform will ensure outcomes always reflect voters’ views Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) have welcomed a Government announcement that future elections for Mayors and PCCs will move to a First Past The Post system. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 15/9/2021 News APCC keen to work with new national VAWG lead Maggie Blyth The APCCs’ Joint Victims Leads have welcomed the announcement that Maggie Blyth has been named the NPCC’s new national lead on Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG). Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 15/9/2021 News Greater legal protection for members a step closer Police officers are one step closer to being better protected by law following a successful meeting between Federation representatives and members of the House of Lords. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 15/9/2021 News Silence Won’t Stop Violence campaign The crime-reporting charity Crimestoppers has launched an appeal for information on those carrying weapons. Last November, Crimestoppers ran its first Silence Won’t Stop Violence campaign. Information on gangs rose by 17pc, ‘County Lines’ drugs trading up by 15pc, cuckooing (also to do with the drugs trade) up by two-thirds and information on firearms rose by 5pc compared to the period prior to the appeal. Professional Security Magazine Online 15/9/2021 Feature Police Fatal Force and Crime Reporting: A Test of Community Responses to Fatal Police-Civilian Encounters Public perceptions of police legitimacy and effectiveness have been challenged by recent high-profile use of fatal force incidents by the police. Prior scholarship suggests that that controversial incidents involving police use of force can engender distrust of the police. Further, the neighborhood effects literature has demonstrated the importance of community context for police-community relationships and differential responses to controversial incidents by neighborhoods. The current study assesses how communities of varying racial compositions and levels of economic disadvantage respond to police fatal force incidents by assessing neighborhood crime reporting behaviors. Using monthly 911 call data from Los Angeles, CA neighborhoods, this study explores this relationship with a series of fixed effects negative binomial regression models that model police homicides and crime reporting over a seven-year time period. Comparisons between neighborhoods of varying racial/ethnic composition and structural conditions permit the comparison of differential responses across neighborhood context. The results indicate that neighborhood crime reporting decreases following fatal police use of force incidents. Journal of Interpersonal Violence - Registration at source 15/9/2021 Research article ‘They’ve lost control of our streets’ say mums of children stabbed to death Grieving mothers whose children were killed on our streets demand that criminals who are given life sentences spend their whole lives in jail. Express 15/9/2021 News Superintendents issue snub to Patel over pay and pensions Police superintendents have delivered a snub to Priti Patel by inviting the shadow home secretary to give their key note conference address while her recorded speech was greeted with laughter and ended in silence. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/9/2021 News Improving diversity: ‘You’re kidding yourself if you think an advertising campaign will do it’ Whilst the number of Black, Minority and Ethnic officers joining the police service is improving, the number in senior positions remains low at 4.3 per cent. This year’s Police Superintendents' Association Conference explored how representation in the senior ranks could be improved and how things might be about to change. Tina Orr Munro reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 15/9/2021 Feature Police committee launches conversation series on community relations in Greater Victoria CANADA: Members of the Greater Victoria Police Diversity Advisory Committee say they are ready to sit down and listen. Vancouver Island Free Daily (Canada) 15/9/2021 News ‘It was either me or him,’ says Niagara police sergeant who shot fellow officer, as trial begins CANADA: Det.-Sgt. Shane Donovan testified Tuesday it was "either me or him" when he fired at least 10 shots at his fellow Niagara Regional Police officer, Const. Nathan Parker, in November 2018. CBC News (Canada) 15/9/2021 News ‘Serious and disturbing’: Police investigate allegations of sex assault at Western University CANADA: Officers are going door to door at a Western University student residence as they investigate allegations of mass drugging and sexual assaults during the school’s orientation week, the police chief in London, Ont., said Tuesday. Blue Line (Canada) 15/9/2021 News Garda Ombudsman (GSOC) declines to investigate ‘IRA collusion’ in murder of Ian Sproule after four years of deliberation REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Southern authorities have been accused for hypocrisy on legacy matters after the Garda Ombudsman declined to investigate a high profile murder involving alleged Garda-IRA collusion. News Letter (Northern Ireland) 15/9/2021 News Gardaí exhume remains of baby found dead on Kerry beach in 1984 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The remains of a newborn baby who was found dead on a beach in Co Kerry 37 years ago have been exhumed as part of an ongoing investigation. [VIDEO] RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 15/9/2021 News University of Limerick funding more garda patrols to keep community “safe” following off-campus disturbances REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The University of Limerick (UL) has been funding garda patrols in estates near the Casteltroy campus for the past week, to help keep local residents “safe”, following a number of violent incidents and parties involving large gatherings of students, a University spokesman confirmed. Limerick Post (Republic of Ireland) 15/9/2021 News GMP use retired detectives to prepare arrest packs for frontline teams Reported crime squad of 109 station-based supervisors and investigators conduct initial inquiries. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/9/2021 News Home Secretary defends ‘tough choices’ over police pay Home Secretary Priti Patel is expected to respond “head on” to the strength of feeling about police pay when she addresses the Police Superintendents’ Association annual conference today (September 14). Police Professional 15/9/2021 News Officers ‘acted appropriately’ prior to fatal collision, IOPC finds Officers involved the pursuit of a car that crashed into a tree leaving all four occupants dead “acted appropriately throughout”, an investigation by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has found. Police Professional 15/9/2021 News Investigation into West Yorkshire Police actions prior to quadruple fatal collision found officers acted appropriately An Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) investigation into the actions of West Yorkshire Police prior to a collision in Bradford in which four men died found that officers acted in accordance with policy and procedures. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 15/9/2021 News «232823292330233123322333233423352336Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
