Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98684 total results. Showing results 46721 to 46740 «233323342335233623372338233923402341Next ›Last » Meeting Professor Karl Roberts, WHO Policing Consultant PolicingTV 2/12/2021 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video New CPS guidance gives further protection to victims of modern slavery Police investigators will have to thoroughly investigate the situations of victims of modern slavery who claim they were coerced into committing crimes before the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) makes a charging decision, under new guidelines published today Police Professional - Subscription at source 2/12/2021 News Pensions ‘circus’ as Treasury withdraws settlement advice Forces have been left in legal limbo after a Treasury U-turn on pensions guidance. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/12/2021 News A blueprint for maritime policing From eco-protestors and people smuggling to OCG's and CT operations, no two days are the same for Hampshire's maritime unit. Three award- winning members of the team tell Police Oracle about the realities of working at sea. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/12/2021 Feature Beds stop search disparity goes down while positive outcomes go up The top ten stop and search officers each month meet with the ACC to talk about use of powers. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/12/2021 News Pandemic cost Met extra £60 million The Covid-19 pandemic has been responsible for an additional expenditure of £60,471,988 in the financial year 2020-21. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/12/2021 News Gunman jailed as Merseyside Organised Crime Partnership marks six months of successes A gunman who once shot himself in the foot has been jailed for four years – as a specialist crime team marks six months of successes. Home Office 2/12/2021 News A Study Space Analysis of Interpretation Service Needs and Optimisation The paper reports a study space analysis (SSA) of 117 published investigations of the need for interpretation services and approaches to their optimisation. The study explores literature on the adequacy and ecological validity of interpretation service and interpretation optimisation. Research on rapport building appears to be the most investigated issue. Studies on interpretation services need and planning are infrequently researched, and there exist little or no study investigating police diversity effects on interpretation service needs and the planning effects. Studies investigating cognitive load, language, and gender effects on interpreting accuracy are sparse, with most research effort concentrated in conference interpreting settings. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology 2/12/2021 Research article SPA Calendar of Meetings 2022-23 Published The 2022-23 schedule of SPA meetings was approved at the Authority meeting on 24 November. This approved calendar of Committee and Authority meetings has now been published on the Meetings section of the SPA website Scottish Police Authority (SPA) 2/12/2021 News MoD overhauls rules for investigating sexual offences in armed forces Complaints to be dealt with outside chain of command – but military police retain right to investigate rape claims The Guardian 2/12/2021 News Prof Karl Roberts: ‘Using extreme force to get people to follow public health rules makes you a public health problem’ World Health Organization Policing Consultant Professor Karl Roberts believes forces responded “incredibly well” to the pandemic, but should build closer relationships with public health agencies to improve the response to future challenges, as he explained to Policing Insight Publisher Bernard Rix on a recent leg of the Policing Friendship Walking Tour. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 2/12/2021 Feature, Interview, Opinion ‘Completely illegal’: Police urges retailers to inform private e-scooter riders of the law Police forces around the UK are taking action against e-scooters this winter after warning riders, drivers and pedestrians of the dangers of the vehicles. Express 2/12/2021 News Undercover narcotics officer who infiltrated UK gangs controversially calls for an end of drug prohibition and for police to refuse to arrest street dealers – and claims clamping down makes violence worse A former undercover officer who infiltrated British drugs gangs including the notorious Burger Bar Boys has controversially called for police to refuse to arrest young street dealers as part of a move to end drug prohibition. Mail Online 2/12/2021 News Met Police officer ‘said Grenfell residents were thick to stay in burning tower’ Paul Robinson, custody sergeant at Charing Cross Police Station, was allegedly overheard saying said black people were 'thick and did not think for themselves' during a conversation in a pub Mirror 2/12/2021 News Together, we can build back children’s trust in the system A blog by Keith Fraser, YJB Chair and Board Champion for Over-Represented Children. Home Office 2/12/2021 News Deaths in custody in Australia 2020–21 AUSTRALIA: The National Deaths in Custody Program (NDICP) has monitored the extent and nature of deaths occurring in prison, police custody and youth detention since 1980. [pdf] Australian Institute of Criminology (Australia) 2/12/2021 Report ACT police will soon no longer attend most home break-ins as reporting moves online AUSTRALIA: Canberrans who have had their homes broken into may no longer be visited by a police officer — instead, they will be asked to report the crime online. ABC News (Australia) 1/12/2021 News AFP canines sniffing out crime to keep Australians safe AUSTRALIA: Australian Federal Police specialist dogs have helped seize 96 kilograms of drugs, 13 firearms and $2.8 million dollars in 2021. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 1/12/2021 Feature Deputy Commissioner Gary Worboys retires after 40 years’ service AUSTRALIA: The NSW Police Force has celebrated the career of Deputy Commissioner Gary Worboys APM, at a dinner attended by the Police Commissioner and other senior officers at the NSW Police Academy in Goulburn. New South Wales Police Force 1/12/2021 News High Court rules against police in unprecedented proceeds-of-crime case NEW ZEALAND: The High Court has ruled against the police who are trying to avoid paying up if they lose an unprecedented proceeds-of-crime case over a fatal explosion that killed a young welder. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 1/12/2021 News «233323342335233623372338233923402341Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
