Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103290 total results. Showing results 50441 to 50460 «251925202521252225232524252525262527Next ›Last » City of London brings on board new Commissioner and two new ACs City of London Police has three new senior officers in its command team to start the year including a new commissioner. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/1/2022 News 400 people ejected from stations across Wales in operation to target crime and anti-social behaviour Figures from British Transport Police (BTP) reveal that more than 400 people were ejected from stations across Wales during the festive season, as part of a joint operation with Transport for Wales to keep passengers safe Police Professional 5/1/2022 News Nottinghamshire expands use of case-cracking software Nottinghamshire Police is expanding its use of specialist software that enables analysts and detectives to work together more closely in a bid to take serious offenders off the streets more quickly. Police Professional 5/1/2022 News Domestic abuse victims to have more time to report offences Victims of domestic abuse are to be given more time to report assaults under amendments being added to the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill, the Government has announced. Police Professional 5/1/2022 News Violence is part of this London gang member’s daily life – and now he’s ready to talk about it 2021 has been the worst year for teenage killings in London. A stabbing in Hillingdon on 30 December which occurred less than an hour after another in Croydon took the total in the capital to 30. Sky News 5/1/2022 Feature, Interview Community Engagement – Summary of Justice-Related Findings Findings from engagement work with minority ethnic community groups on ethnicity research and data relating to justice in Scotland, conducted on behalf of the Cross Justice Working Group on Race Data and Evidence. Scottish Government 5/1/2022 Report National security structures and strategies: Understanding politically motivated crime Politically motivated crime has been recognised as an issue needing specific attention for more than a century, but with multiple agencies now active in the sector, co-ordinating that response can be difficult; Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth looks at the challenges presented by politically motivated crimes, and the importance of differentiating between extremism and terrorism. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 5/1/2022 Analysis, Feature Response to the ‘Safety Before Status’ report POLICY PAPER: The government's response to the Domestic Abuse Commissioner's 'Safety Before Status' report. Home Office 5/1/2022 Report Statutory Disclosure Guidance GUIDANCE: Statutory guidance to chief officers of police on providing information for inclusion in enhanced criminal record certificates Home Office 5/1/2022 Report UK politician attempting to stop purchase of Tesla police cars Warley MP John Speller from Sandwell in the United Kingdom hopes to stop local police forces from buying Teslas for their fleets. Drive Tesla 5/1/2022 News Louis Thorold: Family lodges complaint into ‘shambles’ investigation The parents of a baby killed when a van hit his pram have lodged a formal complaint over the police investigation, calling it a "shambles". BBC 5/1/2022 News British Transport Police and Transport for Wales reveal results of joint operation to keep passengers safe over Christmas Figures from British Transport Police (BTP) reveal that over 400 people were ejected from stations across Wales during the festive season, as part of a joint operation with Transport for Wales to keep passengers safe. British Transport Police 5/1/2022 News Breastfeeding voyeurs targeted by new proposed offence in England and Wales A separate amendment to police, crime, sentencing and courts bill gives domestic abuse victims longer to report crimes The Guardian 5/1/2022 News Taking pictures of breastfeeding mothers in public to be made illegal in England and Wales Taking photos of breastfeeding mothers in public without their consent is to be made a crime in England and Wales. BBC 5/1/2022 News Domestic abuse victims in England and Wales to be given more time to report assaults PRESS RELEASE: New measures targeted directly at keeping women and girls safer will be added to the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill today (4 January) the Government has announced. Home Office 4/1/2022 News Police overwhelmed by booze-fuelled brawling and crime spike AUSTRALIA: A surge in alcohol-fuelled crime across the Kimberley during the New Year's Eve long weekend has pushed frontline workers to the brink and angered residents who woke up to violence outside their homes. ABC News (Australia) 4/1/2022 News Colo. police academy graduates get workforce grants to replenish LE USA: Graduates spoke about their experience with the grant, which can be used to fund training that leads to an in-demand occupation Police1 4/1/2022 Feature Divisions emerge over Police Commissioner’s push to ban almost all takeaway alcohol in WA’s north AUSTRALIA: Police Minister Paul Papalia and Police Commissioner Chris Dawson are at odds over alcohol policy, with the minister warning the removal of mid and full-strength alcohol from northern Western Australian towns could be seen as paternalistic. ABC News (Australia) 4/1/2022 News Police analysts on the job in Canada: Work experiences, data work, and the move towards evidence-based policing CANADA: Analysts working within police services play a key role in translating data into usable and understandable forms of knowledge for police personnel. Despite the increased focus on data and research in policing, we know little about the everyday data work of police analysts. In this article, we review the literature on analysts’ experiences and draw on survey data from analysts working in police services across Canada to examine the types of data work they routinely engage in and the value placed on their work by police personnel. Our findings suggest that analysts are underutilized and spend much of their time reporting descriptive statistics rather than performing more sophisticated analyses. While analysts perceived their work as being valued by police personnel, they did not think it was understood or used to its full extent. We conclude the paper by discussing the implications of these findings on the move towards evidence-based policing. Police Practice and Research 4/1/2022 Feature, Research article Boost to Kimberley police resources to tackle youth crime AUSTRALIA: Police Minister Paul Papalia today announced 12 additional police officers are being sent to the Kimberley to help tackle juvenile crime. Government of Western Australia 4/1/2022 News «251925202521252225232524252525262527Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
