Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96599 total results. Showing results 49381 to 49400 «246624672468246924702471247224732474Next ›Last » Minimization, the Trojan Horse of Interviewing? Measuring Perceptions of Witness Interviewing Strategies Layperson perceptions of explicit and implicit witness interviewing tactics were examined. Canadian residents (N = 293) read an interview transcript that contained a tactic (i.e., explicit threat or promise, one of four types of minimization, or no tactic) that aimed to persuade the witness to change his account. Participants were then asked to rate the amount of trouble the witness would be in if he (a) changed his account and (b) retained his original account, as well as their perceptions of the witness, interviewer, and tactic. Results showed that participants who viewed a tactic believed the witness would be in less trouble if he changed his account than if he retained his original account. All leniency-related strategies (i.e., explicit leniency and all minimization tactics) were rated as somewhat acceptable and respectful, frequently used, and legal for police to employ. Implications of these findings for witness interviewing are discussed. Criminal Justice and Behaviour - Registration at source 16/6/2021 Research article Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Risk Terrain Modelling (RTM) As A Spatial Forecasting Method Several studies have tested the reliability of Risk Terrain Modelling (RTM) by focusing on different geographical contexts and types of crime or events. However, to date, there has been no attempt to systematically review the evidence on whether RTM is effective at predicting areas at high risk of events. This paper reviews RTM’s efficacy as a spatial forecasting method. We conducted a systematic review and meta-analysis of the RTM literature. We aggregated the available data from a sample of studies that measure predictive accuracy and conducted a proportion meta-analysis on studies with appropriate data. In total, we found 25 studies meeting the inclusion criteria. The systematic review demonstrated that RTM has been successful in identifying at risk places for acquisitive crimes, violent crimes, child maltreatment, terrorism, drug related crimes and driving while intoxicated (DWI). Crime Science Journal 16/6/2021 Research article The Daniel Morgan Independent Panel report: Why it was worth the wait This week saw the publication of a new report into the Metropolitan Police Service’s investigation of the murder of Daniel Morgan, one of the UK’s longest-running police controversies, and with it a finding of ‘institutional corruption’ on the part of the force; former BBC Home Affairs Correspondent Danny Shaw says that despite low expectations, the report offers an important insight into the workings of the Met today. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 16/6/2021 Feature, Opinion International criminal stung as Gardai raid five premises across four counties seizing luxurious items REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Five premises were targeted by the Criminal Assets Bureau this morning with a number of luxurious items seized across four counties in a massive sting on an internationally renowned criminal. Dublin Live (Republic of Ireland) 16/6/2021 News Lethbridge police chief asks public to be patient as work continues to address corruption allegations CANADA: Lethbridge's chief of police says he is asking the public for patience as work continues to investigate and address allegations of police misconduct within the force. CBC News (Canada) 16/6/2021 News English Police Officers’ Alcohol Consumption and Links With Organisational Job Stressors This study describes alcohol consumption and examines associations with organisational job stressors among female (n = 493) and male (n = 707) English police officers. Significantly fewer female than male officers reported hazardous alcohol consumption (32% vs. 44%) and probable harmful alcohol consumption (5% vs. 11%). Stressor exposure was associated with alcohol consumption among males only, with high exposure to job control, work relationships, and role clarity stressors associated with elevated odds of probable harmful alcohol consumption. Findings suggest alcohol consumption represents a concern in English policing and point to stressor exposure reduction as a mechanism to decrease alcohol consumption. Police Journal - Registration at source 16/6/2021 Research article MPS Commissioner facing further scrutiny at prison break shooting inquiry The Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS), Dame Cressida Dick, has come under fresh scrutiny during a public inquiry into the death of an unarmed man who was shot dead during a foiled prison break. Police Professional 16/6/2021 News Daniel Morgan Independent Panel report Statement from the College of Policing after publication of the report in Parliament College of Policing 16/6/2021 Feature CK police aiming to add 120 body cameras and fleet of drones CANADA: The Chatham-Kent Police Service is looking to add more surveillance into the community by introducing body-worn cameras and more drones. Blackburn news.com (Canada) 16/6/2021 News Right of reply to social media clips is ‘crucial’ says West Midlands 'We cannot simply sit back its vital that we have a right of reply' Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/6/2021 News Two force IT project ends data drought Two forces have developed a digital pocket book so frontline officers are better prepared for critical incidents. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/6/2021 News Hair salon owner alleges racial profiling by Montreal police CANADA: A Black hair salon owner in Ville-Émard is wondering if she’ll be able to remain in business at her current location. Global News (Canada) 16/6/2021 News PSNI starts Supreme Court case appeal on historic cases The Police Service of Northern Ireland is challenging a court ruling on the historic cases of the 'hooded men' interned during the troubles. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/6/2021 News Met under pressure as inquiry finds ‘institutional corruption’ The Metropolitan Police was institutionally corrupt in its investigation in the murder of private detective Daniel Morgan. The IOPC is to be reviewed over its handling of the case. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/6/2021 News Salisbury poisoning officer’s lawyers seeking Wiltshire Police documents Lawyers representing an ex-policeman who has sued his former force after being poisoned in the Salisbury Novichok attack want police to provide “relevant documents”, a judge has been told. Police Professional 16/6/2021 News Review of ‘effectiveness and efficiency’ of IOPC to be brought forward The Home Secretary has announced that a periodic review of the effectiveness and efficiency of the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) is to be brought forward following the publication of an independent panel’s report into the murder of Daniel Morgan. Police Professional 16/6/2021 News Youth justice vision and strategy: consultation – summary report This report summarises feedback from partners, stakeholders and children and young people on the priority areas for a new youth justice vision. Scottish Government 16/6/2021 Report More than 800 allegations of domestic abuse against police officers over past five years Police forces have received more than 800 allegations of domestic abuse against officers over the past five years, an investigation has found. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 16/6/2021 News Former Asian senior police officer says it is a nonsense to claim institutional racism has vanished ‘Institutional racism exists in the Met Police. So if it exists in the Met Police, it exists in other large organisations,’ said former chief superintendent Parm Sandhu i News 16/6/2021 News Ripple effect: The social consequences of the ‘everyday’ hate crime Hate crime can have a long-lasting and devastating effect on victims, but what about the impact on the wider community? New research by Monash University’s Researcher Chloe Keel, Prof Rebecca Wickes and lecturer Kathryn Benier found that ‘secondary exposure’ to hate crime could actually increase negative sentiments towards migrant groups and lead to more boundaries between sections of the community. Policing Insight 16/6/2021 Analysis, Feature «246624672468246924702471247224732474Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
