Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96677 total results. Showing results 50121 to 50140 «250325042505250625072508250925102511Next ›Last » COVID-19 fraudster jailed for mass cyber scam A COVID-19 fraudster has been jailed today (19 May 2021) for using fake digital messages to trick people into providing bank details to receive a vaccine. Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) 20/5/2021 News PCCS tell MP’s they are ideally placed to bring agencies closer together to prevent crime Two Police and Crime Commissioners have told a panel of MPs that PCCs are ideally-placed to bring agencies closer together to prevent crime. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 20/5/2021 News Recorded Crime in Scotland: April 2021 Official Statistics on crimes and offences recorded by the police in Scotland for April 2021. Scottish Government 20/5/2021 Report Girls’ education and ending violence against women and girls focus of world-leading experts The Gender Equality Advisory Council (GEAC) met for the second time today under the UK’s G7 Presidency. Home Office 20/5/2021 News Investigative interviews: The new Principles on Effective Interviewing Following on from a call in 2016 by UN Special Rapporteur Juan E. Mendez for a ‘universal protocol’ on standards for non-coercive interviewing methods, new Principles for Effective Interviewing have now been published; investigative interviewing specialist Professor Ray Bull, a member of the committee which drew up the new principles, explains the reasoning behind them, the standards they set, and the likely impact on good practice in policing. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 20/5/2021 Analysis, Feature Crime & Justice Research 2021 AUSTRALIA: The nature of crime in Australia has always evolved in response to changing circumstances, and this has continued to be the case in 2021. [pdf] Australian Institute of Criminology (Australia) 20/5/2021 Research article Cressida Dick will be accused of delaying Daniel Morgan axe murder inquiry Dame Cressida Dick is expected to be personally criticised over Scotland Yard’s alleged obstruction of a long-awaited report into police corruption and incompetence. The Times - Subscription at source 20/5/2021 News Seattle loses almost 20% of police force amid year of nationwide protests: “We’re not allowed to intercede” USA: The Seattle Police Department is struggling under the backlash of recent police reforms. The state of Washington has just enacted a dozen police reform laws, following nearly a year of protests over police brutality. According to one social justice group, more than $840 million were cut from U.S. police budgets in 2020. This has caused a shortage of police in Seattle. The police chief tells CBS News that 260 officers, which is almost 20 percent of the force, have left in the past year and a half. CBS News 19/5/2021 News Ministers reappoint members of the Police and National Crime Agency Remuneration Review Bodies Ministers have approved the following reappointments to the Police Remuneration Review Body (PRRB) and National Crime Agency Remuneration Review Body (NCARRB): Monojit Chatterji, Patrick McCartan CBE, Trevor Reaney CBE, Andy Bliss QPM and Richard Childs QPM. Home Office 19/5/2021 News French police stage protest in Paris against attacks on officers FRANCE: Thousands of police officers gathered outside the French parliament on Wednesday to protest about attacks on colleagues and their growing fears for their own safety. The Guardian 19/5/2021 News Federation still delaying investigations, says IOPC The IOPC has said it is disappointing that some investigations are delayed by a 'lack of cooperation' from the federation by up to four months. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 19/5/2021 News Women being arrested and criminalised after reporting violence and abuse, say MPs An influential cross-party panel of MPs and peers has today (May 18) published new analysis that digs deeper than ever before into the reasons why thousands of women are arrested unnecessarily each year. Police Professional 19/5/2021 News New Scottish Justice Secretary announced Keith Brown, the depute leader of the SNP has been appointed as the Justice Secretary following a Cabinet reshuffle by First Minister Nicola Sturgeon. Police Professional 19/5/2021 News Chief constable calls for Priti Patel to ‘stand back’ from policing A chief constable has called on Priti Patel and the Home Office to “stand back” from the policing agenda and allow officers to assert their independence. Police Professional 19/5/2021 News IOPC gives evidence to Home Affairs Committee inquiry into police conduct and complaints The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) today (19 May 2021) gave evidence to the Home Affairs Committee as part of their inquiry into police conduct and complaints. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 19/5/2021 News Federation to have role in IOPC training The Federation is, for the first time, to have a role in the training of new Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) investigators. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 19/5/2021 News Police chief admits he would rather loved-ones drove on roads with hard shoulders than smart motorways Ministers under increasing pressure to scrap or radically overhaul smart motorways after a number of driver deaths The Telegraph - Subscription at source 19/5/2021 News Ministers reappoint members of the Police and National Crime Agency Remuneration Review Bodies Ministers have approved reappointments to the Police Remuneration Review Body and National Crime Agency Remuneration Review Body. Home Office 19/5/2021 News Nigeria has a new police chief: Here’s an agenda for him The appointment of a new Inspector General of Police in Nigeria has brought about some closure to calls for reform of the country’s security architecture; but as Dr Lanre Ikuteyijo of Obafemi Awolowo University explains, the new incumbent will face a long ‘to do’ list – from rebuilding community relations and improving the police image to rooting out corruption and improving the morale and welfare of officers. Policing Insight 19/5/2021 Feature, Opinion ‘There’s Always Got to Be A Villain’: The Police As ‘Dirty’ Key Workers and the Effects on Occupational Prestige The COVID-19 pandemic has afforded the opportunity for key workers in some traditionally ‘dirty’ occupations to experience elevated levels of prestige. Although public perceptions of certain key workers have evolved in this way not all occupations have benefitted from comparable narratives. Using data from 18 police officer interviews, we theorise that the police are constructed as the ‘villains’ of the pandemic, tasked with the ‘dirtier’ responsibilities of enforcing rules that transgress societal order (as opposed to ‘heroes’ performing the more prestigious functions such as saving lives). For this reason, they have not benefitted from the same esteem markers awarded to other key workers, which in turn has had a detrimental effect on their morale. Gratitude, especially experienced via public markers of esteem symbolic of the pandemic, was salient in participants negotiating their ‘dirt’ and occupational prestige. Policing and Society - Registration at source 19/5/2021 Research article «250325042505250625072508250925102511Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
