Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96426 total results. Showing results 47361 to 47380 «236523662367236823692370237123722373Next ›Last » Police tackling child sex abuse need more support as offending rises – HMICS Police staff who view harrowing child abuse imagery need more wellbeing support amid a rise in online sexual exploitation of children, HM Inspectorate of Constabulary in Scotland (HMICS) has recommended. Police Professional 19/8/2021 News Officer who made malicious calls to colleagues dismissed without notice A police officer who made anonymous, malicious and threatening calls to five of his colleagues has been dismissed from the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) after gross misconduct was proven against him. Police Professional 19/8/2021 News FCN announces week-long research festival in September FCN has revealed details of its first week-long Research Festival taking place this September, with free tickets now available for people in policing, academia and private-sector providers. Forensic Capability Network 19/8/2021 News Issue with evidential drug-driving samples is a cause for concern The NPCC has issued a statement on issues with evidential drug-driving samples analysed by Synlab Laboratory Services Limited. In some cases, individuals have been convicted on evidence that is no longer reliable. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 19/8/2021 News Independent Review of Prevent: privacy notice GUIDANCE: Privacy notice for the Independent Review of Prevent. Home Office 19/8/2021 Report Controlled drugs: user activity list A form to log controlled substances and what is being done with them. Home Office 19/8/2021 Report Police officer and son’s deaths in Kidderminster were murder-suicide The deaths of a police officer and his three-year-old son are being treated as a murder-suicide, police have said. BBC 19/8/2021 News Responding to cybercrime: Results of a comparison between community members and police personnel AUSTRALIA: Advancements in information technology are sources of both opportunity and vulnerability for citizens. [pdf] Australian Institute of Criminology (Australia) 19/8/2021 Research article Jake Davison: Gun licence applicants must pass medical checks under new rules after Plymouth mass shooting Applicants for a firearms licence will be rejected by police unless they pass medical checks under new measures being introduced in the wake of the mass shooting in Plymouth last week. The Times - Subscription at source 19/8/2021 News Burglar breaks drugs and crime cycle with West Mids rehab scheme West Midlands Police are claiming the success of of an offender rehab scheme, Police Oracle 19/8/2021 News Deaths of police officer and son treated as suspected murder-suicide West Mercia police satisfied no other parties involved in deaths of David Louden and three-year-old Harrison in Kidderminster The Guardian 19/8/2021 News Police force that returned gun to Plymouth shooter Jake Davison to have firearms licensing procedures reviewed Firearms licensing procedures at the police force that returned a gun to spree killer Jake Davison are to be reviewed. The Sun 19/8/2021 News Unprecedented police presence to quash potential Sydney anti-lockdown protests AUSTRALIA: More than 1000 NSW Police officers will be out in force on the weekend to crush planned anti-lockdown protests in Sydney. Sky News 18/8/2021 News Queensland police, paramedics recognised in newest bravery awards AUSTRALIA: Nine police officers, an off-duty ambulance officer and a member of the public are the newest Queenslanders to have their efforts recognised in the latest Australian Bravery Decorations. 9 News (Australia) 18/8/2021 News Police search for possible human remains days after offering million dollar reward into missing teenage girls AUSTRALIA: A police operation is underway on the New South Wales Central Coast as investigators search for possible human remains linked to the disappearance of two teenage girls more than 40 years ago. 9 News (Australia) 18/8/2021 Enforcement a last resort from police NEW ZEALAND: Police are taking a positive and proactive approach to the Covid-19 Alert Level 4 rules and enforcement action will only be a last resort. Gisborne Herald (New Zealand) 18/8/2021 News Covid-19 lockdown: Police turn away 200 vehicles heading to Coromandel NEW ZEALAND: Police are promising to be out in big numbers for the level four lockdown, telling people the rules will be enforced. [AUDIO] RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 18/8/2021 News Govt reveals new rules for mask use in level four NEW ZEALAND: The government is making it mandatory for people to wear masks while they are visiting essential services, including supermarkets and petrol stations. [VIDEO] RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 18/8/2021 News Felonious Line-of-Duty Officer Deaths (1995–2015): the Impact of Tenure and Age Revisited The purpose of this article was to reassess patterns previously identified in the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Law Enforcement Officers Killed and Assaulted (LEOKA) data, expanding the time frame from 5 years to 20 years, for application within law enforcement when considering training needs over the life cycle of an officer’s career. Consistent with the findings of the earlier analysis, this study identifies two prevalent patterns: the age range with the highest frequency of death was 30–39, and the years of experience with the highest frequency of death was 0–4. In fact, the analysis indicates an even stronger pattern of the deadly combination of age and tenure. Implications of the study include the need for larger scale data collection on the national population of officers, detailed information on transfers and time of service overall (as opposed to time in service at current department), and evaluations of current training programs and practices regarding de-escalation and the use of force as well as self-defense and situational awareness. International Journal of Police Science & Management - Registration at source 18/8/2021 Research article The fight against economic fraud: How African countries are tackling the challenge COVID-19 has seen fraudsters taking advantage of the pandemic economy, and Africa has not escaped the attentions of those intent on fraud; Research Associate Nataliya Mykhalchenko and Lecturer Jörg Wiegratz, both of the University of Leeds, set out some of the key findings from their latest research into the responses to fraud, and the major characteristics of anti-fraud measures, across 11 African countries. Policing Insight 18/8/2021 Analysis, Feature «236523662367236823692370237123722373Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
