Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102731 total results. Showing results 48201 to 48220 «240724082409241024112412241324142415Next ›Last » Senior cop who joked about Sarah Everard’s killer in ‘disrespectful’ texts with laughing emojis is allowed to keep job A senior cop who "joked" about Sarah Everard's murderer in texts that "disrespected" her memory has been allowed to keep his job. The Sun 28/2/2022 News MPs called on to reject ‘deeply authoritarian’ Policing Bill MPs must follow the House of Lords and reject the “deeply authoritarian” provisions of the Controversial Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill when it returns to the Commons for debate this week, human rights charity Amnesty has argued. Politics.co.uk 28/2/2022 News Policing and mental health: On the outside, looking in The growing demands placed on police officers are contributing to increasing levels of mental ill-health within the service, yet research has highlighted the continuing stigma around asking for support with mental health problems; British Transport Police Temporary Special Sergeant Shawny Dixon, who is currently studying for her MSc in Policing and Law Enforcement Leadership, looks at some of the existing research around the issue, and what the service could be doing to tackle the problem. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 28/2/2022 Analysis, Feature Talking crime with Danny Shaw: Dame Sara Thornton DBE QPM PolicingTV 28/2/2022 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Federal Witness Protection Program – Annual report: 2020-2021 CANADA: This is the 25th annual report on the federal Witness Protection Program (WPP, or Program), which was submitted to the Minister of Public Safety on June 30, 2021, as required by section 16 of the Witness Protection Program Act (WPPA). Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) 28/2/2022 Report Developing Community Co-designed Scenario-Based Training for Police Mental Health Crisis Response: a Relational Policing Approach to De-escalation Using the current empirical landscape of police responses to people in mental health crisis as a backdrop, this methods paper makes an argument for the central role of collaborative co-design and production by diverse community experts and stakeholders to build transformative specialized training for frontline officers. Subject matter experts (SMEs) from across key domains participated in focus groups and curriculum creation, with outputs being the co-development of a conceptual approach and an innovative experiential learning training program. Part 1 unpacks the team’s conceptual development of a relational policing approach. This humanized method is shaped by procedural justice, trauma-informed, person-centred, and cultural safety frameworks. Part 2 details the co-production of a novel problem-based training method for a police service in Southern Ontario, Canada. The program centres on the acquisition of core competencies related to relational policing, de-escalation, and mental health crisis response. The training was designed to bring learners through a spectrum of authentic crisis scenarios: from observer-participant scenarios informed by Forum Theatre methods and targeted SME feedback to a range of high-fidelity assessment simulations that test officers’ abilities to effectively communicate, de-escalate, and make decisions under stress. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology 27/2/2022 Research article Inside policing episode one – officer and staff safety Join former police officer and innovation lead Rob Flanagan as he talks to the people behind today's top stories and hot topics [Podcast]. College of Policing 27/2/2022 Feature, Opinion Interpol rolls out initiative against sexual abuse in the aid sector Project Soteria, currently being implemented in Africa and Asia, aims to prevent sexual predators from abusing some of the world’s most vulnerable people. INTERPOL 27/2/2022 News Chiefs move to reassure Ukraine communities and officers Chiefs have issued messages of support to Ukranian communities in their area and serving officers. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 27/2/2022 News Rise in police recorded rapes and sex crimes in wake of Sarah Everard’s murder Forces recorded the highest number of rapes and the second highest number of sexual offences in a 12-month period. The Standard 27/2/2022 News Met Police accused of bungling Downing Street parties investigation Met police officers said to have accused some government figures of attending gatherings at which they could prove they were not present The Telegraph - Subscription at source 27/2/2022 News Make preventing violence against women a priority alongside terrorism, Priti Patel tells police The Home Secretary is expected to make preventing such attacks a national policing priority i News 27/2/2022 News Northumbria Police: Officer sacked over corpse and abuse photos A police constable kept photographs of decaying bodies on his mobile phone, a misconduct panel has heard. BBC 27/2/2022 News Cocaine in the post allegations in cartel-linked drugs to NZ, cash to Mexico case NEW ZEALAND: New details have emerged about an alleged Mexican Cartel-linked plan to import large quantities of cocaine and methamphetamine into New Zealand, including cocaine deliveries to suburban Rotorua addresses and cash transfers to Mexico. Stuff (New Zealand) 27/2/2022 News Border Force investigates brothers over alleged $250m alcohol fraud AUSTRALIA: Two warehouses on Melbourne’s western fringe are alleged by Australian Border Force to be the epicentre of an international “smuggling syndicate” that defrauded the federal government of up to $250 million and allegedly laundered millions of dollars overseas. The Age (Australia) 27/2/2022 News $22M core funding for programs helping sexual assault survivors is a ‘huge deal,’ service director says CANADA: B.C. government announced funding over next 3 years in budget CBC News (Canada) 27/2/2022 News Focus on data watchdog at at Laois policing forum over Laois anti-crime CCTV scheme delays REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The State privacy watchdog is set to face questioning at the Laois Joint Policing Committee in March over the obstacles that have blocked community CCTV schemes or left others in a legal limbo. Laos Live (Republic of Ireland) 27/2/2022 News Suicide by domestic violence: call to count the hidden toll of women’s lives Hundreds of suicides a year could be linked to abuse at home. Experts want to collect better data to bring about real change The Guardian 27/2/2022 News Defunding the Police in the UK: Critical Questions and Practical Suggestions Calls to defund the police emerged from Black Lives Matter (BLM) protests of 2020, inspiring USA cities to shift funding from policing to social welfare. Here we consider how defunding might translate to the UK, raising critical questions about our distinct funding arrangements, and social welfare traditions. Next, we consider how the spirit of defunding could be adapted in the UK drawing on the left realist proposition of minimal policing, radically restricting police powers and autonomy. In contrast to many abolitionists, we foresee the state continuing to play an important role in ensuring justice through the development of specialist non-police led agencies to respond to serious crimes and residual conflicts. Howard Journal of Criminal Justice 27/2/2022 Research article Policing the Pandemic: Public Views of the Police Approach to Enforcement of Covid-19 Public Health Regulations in Trinidad and Tobago The global lockdown that began in March 2020 as a result of Covid-19 pandemic created numerous challenges for employees and employers, and policing was no exception. As the coercive arm of the state, police officers were asked by governments all over the world to enforce restrictions on the movement of people in an effort to ensure compliance with Covid-19 Public Health regulations. As a result of this increased mandate given to the police, the authors of this article were interested in the impact that the enforcement of Covid-19 regulations had on the relationship between the public and the police in Trinidad and Tobago. With this in mind, a quantitative, online approach was utilized to achieve the study’s goals. The study utilized adult residents of Trinidad and Tobago (n = 1,675) and questioned them on their views regarding the approach taken by members of the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) in enforcing Covid-19 regulations. The quantitative data were analyzed overall as well as by Police Division, age, ethnicity, and gender. The results indicated overall support for the police enforcement of Covid-19 regulations as well as equitableness in their enforcement of the regulations. Other results and implications for policy are discussed. Journal of Crime and Justice - Registration at source 26/2/2022 Research article «240724082409241024112412241324142415Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
