Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103123 total results. Showing results 48701 to 48720 «243224332434243524362437243824392440Next ›Last » The sage on the stage and the guide on the side? Knowledge into practice through CPD In the latest in this series on continuing professional development (CPD), Dr Nicky Miller and Professor Jean Hartley of the Open University’s Centre for Policing Research and Learning (CPRL) explore the integration of explicit and tacit knowledge into learning, and how taking the opportunities to blend both approaches can help to bridge the gap between knowing and doing in UK policing. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 24/2/2022 Analysis, Feature Year in Review Report 2020/2021 CANADA: To say that 2020 was an unprecedented year would be an understatement. Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) 24/2/2022 Report Senior Met officer attacks Sadiq Khan over Cressida Dick exit Sir Stephen House, the force’s deputy commissioner, claims due process not followed by London mayor The Guardian 23/2/2022 News Queensland upgrades Polair fleet, introduces police drones AUSTRALIA: The Queensland government has announced a number of new upgrades to the state’s aerial policing capabilities, including upgrading and increasing its POLAIR fleet, and welcoming new remotely piloted drones. Australian Aviation 23/2/2022 News New police taskforce to get “ahead of the game” on youth gangs AUSTRALIA: A special police taskforce will crack down on youth crime gangs in south-east Queensland. [AUDIO] 4BC (Australia) 23/2/2022 News NT government, opposition and police union support the use of spit hoods on children in police custody AUSTRALIA: The Northern Territory government is resisting calls to ban the use of spit hoods on children in police custody after new data showed their use had increased during the COVID-19 pandemic. ABC News (Australia) 23/2/2022 News Keeping our community safe NEW ZEALAND: Last week the current Howick Police Station closed while the search for a new site continued. Times Online (New Zealand) 23/2/2022 News Police and Parliament protesters in late-night stand-off NEW ZEALAND: About 20 officers, some holding riot shields, lined up across the road with a 20-metre gap between them and a tightly packed group of demonstrators. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 23/2/2022 News Christchurch terror attacks: Last day of coronial scope hearing NEW ZEALAND: The main focus yesterday was on the significant negative impact of digital platforms. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 23/2/2022 News Response to growing threat from organised crime strengthened A strategy to combat serious organised crime in Scotland has been updated to put the emphasis “firmly on identifying and responding to the key threats”. Police Professional 23/2/2022 News £3m drugs seizure one of the largest ever by PSNI The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has made “one of its largest single seizures” after drugs worth an estimated £3 million were recovered from a lorry in Belfast Harbour. Police Professional 23/2/2022 News Mayor accused of failing to follow due process over Dame Cressida resignation A senior officer from the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) has accused the Mayor of London of failing to follow due process over the resignation of Commissioner Dame Cressida Dick. Police Professional 23/2/2022 News Police return guns to 40 domestic abuse suspects Police return guns to more than 40 domestic abuse suspects had their guns returned to them by police in the last three years, data has revealed. Express 23/2/2022 News Cressida Dick: Mayor accused over handling of Met chief’s exit The mayor of London has been accused of not following due process over the resignation of outgoing Met Police Commissioner Dame Cressida Dick by her second in command. BBC 23/2/2022 News Tech acquisition to be major priority for UK police Policing minister cites technology as major focus for future of UK police, in comments made ahead of the publication of the Strategic Review of Policing in England and Wales Computer Weekly 23/2/2022 News A New Geographic Profiling Suspect Mapping and Ranking Technique For Crime Investigations: Gp‐smart This study developed and tested a new geographic profiling method for automating suspect prioritisation in crime investigations. The Geographic Profiling Suspect Mapping And Ranking Technique (GP-SMART) maps suspects’ activity locations available in police records—such as home addresses, family members’ home addresses, prior offence locations, locations of non-crime incidents, and other contacts with police—and ranks suspects based on both the proximity and nature of these locations, relative to an input crime. In accuracy tests using solved burglary, robbery and extra-familial sex offence cases in New Zealand (n = 4511), GP-SMART ranked the offender at or near the top of the suspect list at rates greatly exceeding chance. Highlighting the benefit of its novel inclusion and differentiation of many different types of activity location, GP-SMART also outperformed baseline methods—approximating existing algorithms—that ranked suspects using only the proximity of their activity locations, or home addresses, to the input crime. Journal of Investigative Psychology and Offender Profiling 23/2/2022 Research article ‘Don’t kick them out until we get our turn’: Read the shameful Ottawa cops’ texts about roughing up peaceful Freedom Convoy protesters and laughing about their horses trampling grandmother in disability scooter CANADA: Police forces in Canada are coming under scrutiny for their excessive violence with peaceful Freedom Convoy protesters in Ottawa, as leaked text messages reveal a group of officers applauded the moment a grandmother was trampled by a police horse and joked about being ‘kinder, gentler and handing out free hugs and unicorn stickers' to the demonstrators. Mail Online 23/2/2022 News Public inquiry into 2020 mass shooting in rural Nova Scotia begins today in Halifax CANADA: Almost two years after a gunman disguised as a Mountie went on a shooting rampage that claimed 22 lives in rural Nova Scotia, an independent public inquiry is set to begin public hearings today in Halifax. Blue Line (Canada) 23/2/2022 News Study: Systematic discrimination in southern Alberta CANADA: Canada is multicultural in its population and law. One would assume there would be no systematic discrimination towards minorities and immigrants in southern Alberta. Blue Line (Canada) 23/2/2022 Feature Senior gardaí agree to suspend industrial action that delayed GSOC investigations REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Senior gardaí have agreed to suspend industrial action that has resulted in delays to some Garda Síochána Ombudsman Commission (Gsoc) investigations. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 23/2/2022 News «243224332434243524362437243824392440Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
