Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103129 total results. Showing results 48201 to 48220 «240724082409241024112412241324142415Next ›Last » ‘It didn’t have to end this way’: How the police search for Norah and Romy Carpentier took a wrong turn CANADA: Melted ice cream, a single sandal left behind on the floor of the car, and footprints found near the scene of an abandoned car: those were the clues that Norah and Romy Carpentier, sisters aged 11 and 6, had been in the vehicle with their father when Martin Carpentier had an accident near Saint-Apollinaire, Que., on a warm night in July 2020. CBC News (Canada) 11/3/2022 News How gardaí caught the ATM robbery gang REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The ATM gang that wreaked havoc in three counties in late 2018 and much of 2019 thought it was about to have another big payday when it entered the town of Virginia, Co Cavan. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 11/3/2022 News 70 students at Templemore sworn in as gardaí REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A total of 70 new gardaí have been sworn in at Templemore, bringing the total number of gardaí to 14,385 RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 11/3/2022 News London Prepared: A City-Wide Endeavour The new review by Lord Toby Harris has found that substantial progress has been made by London’s emergency services and key agencies since 2016 as a result of action initiated by the Mayor. Mayor's Office for Policing And Crime (MOPAC) 11/3/2022 Report The Language of High‐stakes Truths and Lies: Linguistic Analysis of True and Deceptive Statements Made During Sexual Homicide Interrogations Few studies have assessed deception during real-life, high-stakes encounters. This study is one of the largest and most geographically diverse to investigate how criminal suspects lie during investigative interviews. It is also one of the most specific; focusing solely on those who committed sexually motivated homicides. Sections of transcripts from 52 sexually motivated homicide offender interrogations were analysed using Linguistic Inquiry and Word Count software. Truthful (n = 27) and deceptive (n = 25) statements, corroborated through physical evidence, were then compared using the reality monitoring (RM) model of deception. Support for the RM model was mixed. Truthful statements contained more motion and spatial details. There were no significant differences between true and deceptive statements when comparing perceptual, affective, and cognitive process details. The results support the notion that there are verbal cues to deception detectable in high-stakes, real-life situations. It also provides a starting point to assess these cues in special forensic populations. Legal and Criminological Psychology 11/3/2022 Research article Rehabilitation support for officers suffering ‘long Covid’ Oscar Kilo, the National Police Wellbeing Service has teamed up with Nuffield Health, the UK’s largest healthcare charity, to provide an online Covid-19 rehabilitation programme for those working in UK policing and their families. Police Professional 11/3/2022 News Fraud is now Britain’s dominant crime – but policing has failed to keep up Fraud is now the most common crime in England and Wales, costing the UK economy £137bn each year; in this article, Richard Hyde, Scott Corfe and Bill Anderson-Samways of the Social Market Foundation (SMF) examine the inadequacy of police resource dedicated to tackling the problem, and call on the Government to take a comprehensive ‘systems approach’ to tackling fraud, enacting reforms that can endure over decades. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 11/3/2022 Analysis, Feature Substantial progress made on CT readiness but ‘gaps’ left by lockdown A review of terrorism threats in the capital has identified limited experience of officers due to attrition rates. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/3/2022 News What is a war crime, and could Putin be prosecuted over Ukraine? UKRAINE: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has described an attack on a maternity and children's hospital as a "war crime". BBC 11/3/2022 News National Crime Agency granted £800,000 cash forfeiture order More than £800,000 will be returned to the public purse after the National Crime Agency secured a forfeiture order on cash seized from a group of men attempting to smuggle it out of the UK. National Crime Agency (NCA) 11/3/2022 News Talking Crime with Danny Shaw: Former Chief Constable Mike Fuller PolicingTV 11/3/2022 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Government should create three new crimes to tackle misogyny, Kennedy report finds The Scottish Government should introduce a Misogyny and Criminal Justice Act that creates three new criminal offences and makes misogyny an aggravating factor in other crimes so women and girls are explicitly protected by hate crime legislation. Holyrood Magazine 11/3/2022 News Home Secretary appoints chair to Sturgess inquiry Lord Hughes of Ombersley will chair the inquiry into the death of Dawn Sturgess. The inquiry will commence on 17 March 2022. Home Office 11/3/2022 News Police must not give up on burglary… but they can’t afford to probe every offence, watchdog warns The departing chief inspector of constabulary said yesterday it was ‘unjustifiable’ for forces not to attend crimes like burglaries and domestic abuse as he delivered his final report. Mail Online 11/3/2022 News Gracie Spinks: Receipt could have traced killer – family The parents of a young woman who was killed by her stalker believe she would still be alive if police had "done their job properly". BBC 11/3/2022 News Humberside Police Wins Top Award for UK Police Service of the Year 2022 Humberside Police’s continued transformation is recognised as the overall winner at the 2022 iESE Public Sector Transformation Awards. Coast FM 11/3/2022 News Police culture and behaviour problems not limited to capital, warns watchdog The outgoing chief inspector of constabulary said he expected there could be ‘pockets’ of similar issues in other parts of the country. The Independent 11/3/2022 News Denis Donaldson murder: Police Ombudsman releases report into PSNI conduct Mrs Anderson said her investigation had found no evidence that police had leaked any information about Mr Donaldson’s whereabouts Belfast Live 11/3/2022 News Commission should have ‘exhausted all options’ before subpoenaing members, RCMP union says CANADA: The union representing RCMP members says it doesn’t feel the Mass Casualty Commission explored every avenue possible before subpoenaing first-responding RCMP members to testify as part of the inquiry into the Nova Scotia mass shooting. Brian Sauve, president of the National Police Federation (NPF), says he believes more work could have been done by the Mass Casualty Commission over the past eight months and time is not on their side. Global News (Canada) 10/3/2022 News WA police launch phase two of ‘say something before it’s too late’ unregistered firearm campaign AUSTRALIA: On March 9, Mandurah police hosted officers from across WA and Crime Stoppers at their station to launch phase two of a six-month illegal firearms campaign 'say something before it's too late', aimed at removing unregistered guns from the community. Mandurah Mail (Australia) 10/3/2022 News «240724082409241024112412241324142415Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
