Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115935 total results. Showing results 49681 to 49700 «248124822483248424852486248724882489Next ›Last » Europol and DEA report highlights Mexican cartel involvement in European drug trade A new joint report from Europol and the American Drug Enforcement Administration explores the involvement of Mexican cartels in the European drug trade; Policing Insight’s Chris Allen looks at the roles taken on by cartel members, the particular drug markets they are working in, and what this may mean for future drug trends across Europe. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 23/1/2023 Analysis, Feature Met Police misconduct PC arrested over sexual assault A constable in the Metropolitan Police’s professional standards unit is being investigated over the alleged sexual assault of a female colleague. The Times - Subscription at source 23/1/2023 News Police in England arrest six men over suspected illegal fox hunting Extensive fox hunting investigation as 22 dogs seized in southern counties raids pursuing suspected wildlife offences by terrier men The Guardian 23/1/2023 News Kelly Fitzgibbons: Gun victim’s twin to meet ministers in law change bid The twin sister of a woman shot dead by her partner is to meet with Home Office ministers in her fight to change gun licensing laws in the UK. BBC 23/1/2023 News Experts criticise PCCs’ call to re-classify cannabis Calls from Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) in west England to re-classify cannabis as a Class A drug have been criticised by experts. BBC 23/1/2023 News Cleveland Police: Sex assault inspector could lose pension savings A former police inspector who groped two female colleagues at a boozy Christmas party could be stripped of part of his police pension. BBC 23/1/2023 News Tougher sanctions pledged after Garda had part of finger ‘ripped off’ in attack REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Tougher sanctions are planned for those who attack frontline workers after a garda had part of his finger “ripped off” during a vicious attack in Dublin on Saturday. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 22/1/2023 News Met Police rapist David Carrick pictured grabbing woman at school reunion David Carrick admitted to dozens of rape and sexual assaults against 12 women earlier this week. Express 22/1/2023 News Can victims of crime hope for justice from a crumbling system? As every police force in England and Wales begins reviewing abuse allegations against its officers, the underfunded legal system is already buckling under a vast backlog The Guardian 22/1/2023 Feature, Opinion ‘Societal change’ in aggression towards gardaí – GRA REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: There has been a "real societal change" in aggression towards members of An Garda Síochána, according to the Garda Representative Association. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 22/1/2023 News Durham police say project has spent £10m with local businesses Contractors working on the creation of a new Durham Investigative Hub are celebrating a major new milestone. The Durham Gate development, in Spennymoor, which will provide more than 6,600m2 of up-to-date accommodation including 48 modern cells, has been intentionally designed to improve local opportunities, life chances and wellbeing for local people. County Durham and Darlington Police and Crime Commissioner Joy Allen set an ambitious goal to generate £6m in social value through the scheme by securing local contracts, creating new jobs and increasing opportunities for people to obtain and develop new skills. The Northern Echo 22/1/2023 News UK rape crisis centres forced to turn away victims as need rises and cash runs out With survivors waiting up to 18 months for support and therapy, and caseloads increasing, staff close lists The Guardian 22/1/2023 News Alarm as police reveal 999 service went down ‘and some of you may have struggled to get through’ The police sparked alarm by admitting its phone services - including 999 - had technical issues and ‘some of you may have struggled to get through’. The Star (Yorkshire) 22/1/2023 News Bait and switch – Gardai’s sophisticated new strategy to catch brazen bike thieves REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardai are baiting Dublin's bicycle thieves by leaving shiny new bikes unlocked to catch them in the act, the Irish Mail on Sunday has learned. Sophisticated 'bait and switch' techniques are normally associated with car theft, but gardaí are now using the tactic to clamp down on the capital's notoriously prolific bike thieves. Extra.ie (Republic of Ireland) 22/1/2023 News ‘Speed-over-distance’ safety cameras credited with dramatic fall in speeding REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Daily average of 24 motorists caught speeding between junctions on M7 in Tipperary The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 22/1/2023 News Ottawa police look to draft 2023 budget with 2.5 per cent increase CANADA: Money for the Ottawa Police Service will be one of the major topics of discussion during the first Ottawa Police Services Board meeting of 2023. Board members will vote on a recommendation Monday afternoon to direct staff to prepare the draft operating and capital budgets based on a 2.5 per cent tax increase and an estimated 2.2 per cent increase in taxes resulting from growth in the assessment base. The 2.5 per cent increase was a direction from Council in December. CTV News (Canada) 22/1/2023 News Police forces should be trained in emerging technologies: PM at DGPs’ meet INDIA: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said police forces should be made more sensitive and trained in emerging technologies while further strengthening traditional policing mechanisms like foot patrols. Addressing the 57th all India conference of Director Generals/ Inspector Generals of Police, the prime minister also emphasised on enhanced cooperation between state police and central agencies to leverage capabilities and share best practices. Business Standard (India) 22/1/2023 News Ten dead in shooting after lunar new year festival near Los Angeles USA: Ten people were killed and at least 10 others hospitalized after a gunman opened fire in a ballroom dance studio on Saturday night in a city close to Los Angeles. The mass shooting, one of California’s worst in recent memory, happened hours after a lunar new year festival that had attracted tens of thousands of revelers in Monterey Park, a majority-Asian American city. The Guardian 22/1/2023 News Relationships between parental mental illness and/or offending and offspring contact with the police in childhood: Findings from a longitudinal record-linkage study Background: Parental offending and mental illness are associated with an increased risk of criminal behaviour in offspring during adolescence and adulthood, but the impact of such problems on younger children, including children's experiences of victimisation, is less well known. Aim To investigate the associations between parental offending and mental illness recorded prior to their offspring's age of 5 years and their offspring's contact with police as a ‘person of interest’, ‘victim’ or ‘witness’ between ages 5 and 13 years. Methods: Our sample consisted of 72,771 children and their parents drawn from the New South Wales Child Development Study, an Australian longitudinal population-based record linkage study. Logistic regression analyses were conducted to examine associations between parental factors and offspring's police contact. Separate models examined the relationships between maternal or paternal offending and mental illness, as well as the combination among either or both parents, as the independent variables, and their child's police contact as the dependent variable. Results: Parental offending and mental illness were each individually associated with indices of police contact among offspring. Stronger associations were observed when both offending and mental illness were present together (in either parent, or when one parent had both exposures). Stronger associations were evident for mothers with both factors across all offspring police contact types, relative to fathers with both factors, in fully adjusted models; that is, children of mothers with both factors were over four times as likely to have contact with police as a ‘person of interest’ (OR = 4.29; 95% CI = 3.75–4.92) and over three times as likely to have contact as a victim (OR = 3.35; 95% CI = 3.01–3.74) or witness (OR = 3.58; 95% CI = 3.03–4.24), than children whose mothers had no history of offending or mental illness. Conclusions: Children with a parental history of offending and mental illness in early life are at an increased likelihood of early police contact as young as 5–13 years of age; it is vital that this is taken as a signal to help them and their affected families according to need. Criminal Behaviour and Mental Health 22/1/2023 Research article Ex-officer Rhett Wilson abused his position for sexual relationships A former police officer who abused his position to start sexual relationships with vulnerable women has been jailed. BBC 22/1/2023 News «248124822483248424852486248724882489Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
