Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102699 total results. Showing results 49001 to 49020 «244724482449245024512452245324542455Next ›Last » Met suffers from ‘culture of bullying’ and misogyny, says watchdog The Metropolitan Police suffered from ‘a culture of bullying’ and misogyny, according to a police watchdog which identified ‘often highly sexualised’ and violent language between officers passed off as ‘banter‘. The investigation by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) focused on the conduct of police officers at Charing Cross police station following concerns in the wake of Black Live Matters and the murder of Sarah Everard. The Justice Gap 2/2/2022 News Child sexual abuse: Ex-detective criticises failures in protective agencies A whistleblowing former detective has said there are still "monumental failures" in child protective agencies. BBC 2/2/2022 News Sue Gray report: What Downing Street parties are the Met Police investigating? Boris Johnson’s birthday party, gathering in Downing Street flat and several Christmas celebrations confirmed to be in police probe The Independent 2/2/2022 News Improving police risk assessment of intimate partner violence AUSTRALIA: Responses to just five questions would significantly improve police’s ability to identify domestic violence victims who are at high-risk of repeat victimsation. Mirage News 1/2/2022 News Tasmania Police encourage monitoring of children’s online habits AUSTRALIA: As most children return to school next week, Tasmania Police is taking the opportunity to raise awareness among parents, carers and educators about online safety and how to undertake preventative measures to reduce the impact of crimes against children. The Examiner (Australia) 1/2/2022 News On the steps of her old school, new police chief makes history AUSTRALIA: Karen Webb made history in more ways than one when she was sworn in as the state’s first female police commissioner on Tuesday as she brought the ceremony, usually performed at Government House, to the local school in her home town of Boorowa. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) 1/2/2022 News COVID-19 may create a flood of criminal deportees to the Pacific NEW ZEALAND: Closed borders have created a backlog of criminal deportations to Pacific Islands states, and more effective transition programs are needed to reduce the risk of recidivism among returnees. Policy Forum 1/2/2022 Feature, Opinion Catholic Church reveals huge abuse stats – but it’s a ‘drop in the bucket’ say survivors NEW ZEALAND: For the first time in its history, the New Zealand Catholic Church has released figures showing the scale of abuse committed by its priests and other religious officials. Stuff (New Zealand) 1/2/2022 News Campaigner pleased with new firearms law NEW ZEALAND: A campaigner for gun control says a new firearms law will help police identify red flags in the travel patterns of potential gun-owners. [AUDIO] RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 1/2/2022 News New Strategies, Tech Help Cleveland PD Solve More Murders in 2021 USA: Despite staffing issues, changes made to Cleveland's homicide unit helped detectives solve 64% of their cases last year, one of the best solve rates in recent years, police officials said. Officer.com (USA) 1/2/2022 News IOPC report uncovers racism, misogyny and harassment within the MPS An investigation by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has uncovered evidence of bullying and discrimination within the ranks of the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS), including incidents of racism, misogyny and harassment. Police Professional 1/2/2022 News Forces face crisis in confidence policing review lead warns Policing will face a 'perfect storm' if ministers don't prioritise ICT and the skills gap says the leader of the strategic review into policing. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/2/2022 News IOPC discovers ‘pervasive’ evidence of bullying and harassment The actions of 14 Met officers were investigated during the three-year Operation Hotton inquiry. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/2/2022 News Arrested and ignored: The ordeal of grooming gang victims at hands of authorities there to protect them Several victims told police of abuse but no action was taken, while they were arrested for minor offences The Independent 1/2/2022 News “Police Sexual Violence: A Study of Policewomen As Victims” Police sexual violence (PSV) is an understudied but critically important topic in police research. This paper uncovers and examines an extremely hidden form of PSV: sexual assaults of female police officers by male police officers. Our qualitative analysis reveals how male police officers of widely varying ranks and years of experience sexually assault female police officers. Victims reported that the number of male police officers who sexually assault female police officers is small; however, victims reported that these officers are often serial offenders who also assault professional staff and citizens. Victims identified available investigative processes and reporting protocols, but they were afraid to report incidents due to concerns about potential retaliation from administrators and co-workers, limited career advancement or termination, being negatively viewed by co-workers, and simply not being believed. Victims believed that certain hypermasculine aspects of their agency and profession’s culture allowed acts of PSV to happen, go unreported, and re-occur. We make several recommendations for how police administrators can address and prevent PSV in their agencies. Police Quarterly - Registration at source 1/2/2022 Research article Drug deaths: UK Government minister reiterates opposition to safe drug consumption rooms Drug consumption rooms will not be backed by the UK Government despite evidence it could help reduce drug deaths, a minister has told a committee of MSPs. The Scotsman 1/2/2022 News The Metropolitan Police can no longer ignore its problem with racism The latest evidence is damning but nothing will change while the Met continues to look the other way The Independent 1/2/2022 News Edmonton police chief justified in suspending whistleblower detective without pay, police commission rules CANADA: Edmonton police Chief Dale McFee was justified in suspending a detective without pay after the officer leaked confidential investigative documents to CBC News, the Edmonton Police Commission has found in a written ruling. CBC News (Canada) 1/2/2022 News Public speakers call for defunding, Halifax police board approves budget increase CANADA: The city’s police board is recommending in favour of a 2.3% increase to the Halifax Regional Police budget. Halifax Examiner (Canada) 1/2/2022 News Murder trial begins, manslaughter plea rejected in Calgary police officer’s death CANADA: A man accused in the hit-and-run death of a police officer pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder Monday, but the Crown rejected his offer to admit to manslaughter instead. Blue Line (Canada) 1/2/2022 News «244724482449245024512452245324542455Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
