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Showing results 46921 to 46940 «234323442345234623472348234923502351Next ›Last » Meeting Mike Isherwood, Chair of the British Association of Public Communications Officials Policing Insight and PolicingTV Publisher Bernard Rix recently met Mike Isherwood, Chair of the British Association of Public Communications Officers (BAPCO), for a Policing Friendship Tour walk-and-talk along The Serpentine and through London's Hyde Park. PolicingTV 29/4/2022 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Thousands of domestic abuse survivors denied help after legal aid cuts, study finds Exclusive: Research calculates proportion of domestic abuse cases funded by legal aid has fallen from 75% to 47% in 10 years The Guardian 29/4/2022 News Pakistan: New government must tackle police corruption and killings Despite several attempts at reform, successive governments in Pakistan appear to have had little success in tackling the corruption, undue political influence and paramilitary involvement in policing; Zoha Waseem, Assistant Professor in Criminology at the University of Warwick, believes Pakistan’s new government must now take the opportunity to deliver localised, effective change. Policing Insight 29/4/2022 Analysis, Feature Concerns over merger of emergency service software suppliers The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has expressed concerns that the takeover of Capita’s SSS by rival NEC Software Solutions could see emergency services paying more for vital software. Police Professional 29/4/2022 News Serving MPS officer charged with rape An officer from the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) will today (April 29) appear at Croydon Magistrates’ Court to face a charge of rape. Police Professional 29/4/2022 News Hope for dog owners as stunning new analysis could help police crackdown on thieves Police forces have begun developing new DNA analysis tools to help crack down on pet thieves. Express 29/4/2022 News Thames Valley Police must still improve in some areas, inspectors say A police force failed to "consistently respond" to calls within its own target times, inspectors found. BBC 29/4/2022 News Rape victims ‘too quickly dismissed as time-wasters’ by police Officers are swift to dismiss traumatised women as liars, leaked Home Office report finds The Telegraph - Subscription at source 29/4/2022 News CMA finds competition concerns in merger of emergency service software suppliers NEC Software Solutions’ purchase of SSS raises competition concerns in the supply of vital software to emergency services and transport customers. Competition and Markets Authority 29/4/2022 News UK’s first ‘Military to Police’ scheme launched by Notts Police The country’s first scheme to provide a direct pathway for military personnel to join the police service has been launched by Nottinghamshire Police with support from the College of Policing. Nottinghamshire Police 29/4/2022 News Police forces spends £42,000 on garden-style ‘relaxation pods’ so officers can receive ‘inspirational’ training talks A police force has come under fire after it spent £42,000 on three garden-style 'relaxation pods' so officers can receive 'inspirational' training talks. Mail Online 29/4/2022 News Recorded sex crimes reach record high in England and Wales Victims’ commissioner calls goal of returning prosecution levels to pre-2017 levels ‘a pipe dream’ The Guardian 29/4/2022 News Serving Met Police officer charged with rape The officer will appear at Croydon Magistrates’ Court on Friday The Independent 29/4/2022 News Border security: Combatting tomorrow’s document fraud As movements of migrants and refugees across European borders reaches new levels in the wake of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, ensuring border security while protecting refugees and preserving human rights has become increasingly difficult; Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth reports on the latest EU funding for police and security projects that will help countries to meet those complex challenges. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 29/4/2022 Analysis, Feature Boost for public safety as four justice bills receive Royal Assent The government delivers on its pledge to protect the public better and restore confidence in the criminal justice system as four major bills became law today. Home Office 28/4/2022 News IOPC calls on forces to refer Taser discharges on children after review The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has requested police forces in England & Wales refer all Taser discharges on children under 18 where a complaint or conduct matter has arisen. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 28/4/2022 News So your police department’s social post was removed for content violations USA: Sometimes, police need to share disturbing pictures or video on social media to catch criminals, but content moderation is a tricky subject. Here’s what agencies need to know Police1 28/4/2022 Feature Facing reality? Law enforcement and the challenge of deepfakes ‘Facing reality? Law enforcement and the challenge of deepfakes’ is the first report produced through the Observatory function of the Europol Innovation Lab. The Europol Innovation Lab’s Observatory function monitors technological developments that are relevant for law enforcement and reports on the risks, threats and opportunities of these emerging technologies. Europol 28/4/2022 Report Studying Rare Events in Policing: The Allure and Limitations of Using Body-Worn Camera Video Many intriguing and socially significant policing research questions center on relatively rare events. Scholars may find few viable options to studying those rare events, limiting the development of research to support scientific knowledge and policy responses. The proliferation of body-worn cameras (BWCs) has produced a unique research opportunity through the creation of video archives documenting how officers interact with citizens and police communities. Researchers have access to aspects of police work and behavior previously available only through resource- and time-intensive methodologies, such as field observation. The allure of using video footage is understandably strong, but the limitations of this research methodology need to be understood and ameliorated. This article examines the use of video to support research, focusing on the methodological implications of this emerging research approach. We offer a case study examining police use of force in an east coast department to illustrate the potential and limitations of analyzing video content. Journal of Crime and Justice - Registration at source 28/4/2022 Research article Drink spiking an ‘enabler to other offences’ and difficult to investigate, Queensland police say, as true number of incidents unknown AUSTRALIA: A Queensland nightclub this week revealed it was using plastic drink lids after fears that the prevalence of drink spiking was on the rise, but a lack of verifiable data has dogged authorities for decades with Queensland police saying they do not keep statistics. ABC News (Australia) 28/4/2022 News «234323442345234623472348234923502351Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
