Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96456 total results. Showing results 47841 to 47860 «238923902391239223932394239523962397Next ›Last » Sarah Everard: Met Police faces fresh cover-up claims over killer PC Wayne Couzens No information was sent to the media about a police misconduct hearing into the murderer of Sarah Everard, PC Wayne Couzens, sparking fresh 'cover-up' claims Mirror 3/8/2021 News Met police seek judicial review over senior black officer’s reinstatement Force insists it was correct to sack decorated black female officer who was sent unsolicited child abuse video The Guardian 3/8/2021 News Can Working Collaboratively With Police on Community Service Promote Positive Youth Development? Despite the Task Force on 21st Century Policing explicitly calling for police to engage youth in positive, non-enforcement contexts, studies have not systematically examined the impacts of such programs on positive youth development (PYD). These two studies examined the impact of a community-driven program that enables children to work collaboratively on community service projects with police (within a non-enforcement and non-surveillance context) on youths’ developmental assets. First, a pre/post evaluation was implemented with youth in six schools in California and New York City. Second, a randomized controlled trial was conducted in four schools in Compton. The program promoted youths’ Positive Values, Positive Identity, Empowerment, and Social Conscience. This program will not correct unjust policing, but through programs like this, police may begin acting as a fundamentally different type of resource for the children they should be serving and can promote PYD. Police Practice and Research - Registration at source 3/8/2021 Research article Are We All Equally Persuaded By Procedural Justice? A growing number of empirical studies has sought to explore differences in the effectiveness of the procedural justice model across people. Much of this new evidence points at the procedural justice association with both legitimacy and compliance being largely invariant. Here we expand the analysis of this procedural justice ‘invariance thesis’ by introducing a novel life-course perspective to the debate. Specifically, we focus on the variability of the procedural justice effect within individuals across time. To do so, we use mixed effects structural equation models and longitudinal data from a sample of 1,354 young offenders in the US reporting perceptions of the police, and a sample of 511 subjects of the Australian general population reporting on the tax authority. We find the procedural justice within-person association with legitimacy to be highly variant across individuals, which can be negative for more than 10% of subjects in the two samples used, while for at least another 11% of participants the relationship is twice as strong as the average or stronger. Journal of Developmental and Life-Course Criminology - Registration at source 3/8/2021 Research article Robyn Williams: Met Police takes legal action over officer’s reinstatement The Met Police is trying to dismiss a highly decorated officer who was reinstated on appeal after being sacked for possessing a child abuse video. BBC - Subscription at source 3/8/2021 News We need to put wellbeing first for successful digital transformation As a former Chief Constable of Lancashire and National Police Chiefs’ Council lead for wellbeing, Andy Rhodes understands the stresses and demands of policing, as well as the danger that the poorly managed introduction of new technology, and lack of ongoing and training and support, can add to rather than reduce those pressures; here he teams up with Me Learning’s Shirley Berry to highlight four key lessons for putting people first when embarking on digital transformation. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 3/8/2021 Feature PCC seeing ‘dramatically increasing’ number of complaints against police CANADA: The number of new complaints against municipal police “continued unabated” with a “particularly sharp” increase in numbers in the most recent year, the chair of the provincial review body says. Saskatoon Star Phoenix (Canada) 3/8/2021 News Regina Police Service leads Western Canada in women officers but lack BIPOC diversity: report CANADA: None of the diversity targets set by the Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission have been met by the service CBC News (Canada) 3/8/2021 News Timeline for creation of N.B. police oversight agency unclear CANADA: Oversight body still in province's plans more than one year after deaths of Chantel Moore and Rodney Levi CBC News (Canada) 3/8/2021 News Grey-Bruce OPP officers to trial body-worn cameras CANADA: Grey-Bruce OPP officers will begin using body-worn cameras early next year following a year-long trail that is currently underway in the OPP West Region. Blue Line (Canada) 3/8/2021 News Garda checkpoints Ireland – huge stops see multiple drivers arrested for drink driving REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Over 400 motorists were tested for alcohol and drugs at checkpoints Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 3/8/2021 News Drug-testing of gardaí set to progress despite lobby groups’ fears REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda Commissioner Drew Harris wants to introduce mandatory drug testing for both sworn Garda members and civilian staff The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 3/8/2021 News Critical Communications World: Registration now open! Registration has opened for Critical Communications World 2021, supported by media partner Policing Insight. The event is taking place at the IFEMA in Madrid, from November 3-5 this year. Policing Insight 3/8/2021 Advertisement, Feature Police Scotland ‘changed’ Boris Johnson Operation Bunter codename to avoid offending Prime Minister Concerns were raised in the police force about the operation codename and its reference to the overweight private schoolboy. Daily Record 3/8/2021 News Get’em young – are we trying to engage with children too late? A Met BCU is piloting a project that puts officers in primary schools to build relationships with children before they reach secondary school after finding barriers are going up younger. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/8/2021 Feature Cambridgeshire launches podcast to encourage crime reporting Cambridgeshire Constabulary has launched its first podcast series to encourage crime reporting and raise awareness of lesser understood offences. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/8/2021 News Top barrister to lead scrutiny of NPCC’s diversity plan An award-winning barrister who has worked on the Grenfell Inquiry and violent gang cases will lead scrutiny of the NPCC's plans to improve policing outcomes for BAME people. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/8/2021 News Independent chair appointed to scrutinise NPCCs plan of action on race The National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) has appointed an independent chair to shape and scrutinise its new plan of action on inclusion and race in policing across England and Wales. Police Professional 3/8/2021 News Gangs using e-scooters to sneak on to farms and steal GPS Gangs dubbed “rural wraiths” are using e-scooters to sneak on to farms and steal GPS systems, insurance claims for which nearly doubled last year to £2.9 million, a rural insurer has said. Police Professional 3/8/2021 News New independent chair appointed to scrutinise plan of action on race Barrister Abimbola Johnson to play crucial role in addressing historic disparities and a confidence gap in the relationships between Black people and the police College of Policing 3/8/2021 Feature «238923902391239223932394239523962397Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
