Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103558 total results. Showing results 50481 to 50500 «252125222523252425252526252725282529Next ›Last » French police extend custody of man held over murder of British-Iraqi family FRANCE: Lawyer says arrest is unjustified as his client was interviewed and cleared in 2015 The Guardian 13/1/2022 News Researchers appointed to produce key report into domestic abuse victims with no access to public funds The Domestic Abuse Commissioner has today announced the appointment of researchers at the London School of Economics and Political Science, commissioned to produce a report on support for victims and survivors of domestic abuse who have no recourse to public funds (NRPF) in summer 2022. Domestic Abuse Commissioner 12/1/2022 News More than six years after Connor Tolson was found dead in his backyard bungalow, police are offering $1 million for information AUSTRALIA: Victoria Police is offering a $1 million reward for information about the death of young Melbourne man, Connor Tolson, who died in his bungalow before it was burnt down in 2015. ABC News (Australia) 12/1/2022 News Scarborough’s top cop defends police handling of anti-social behaviour amid foreshore violence AUSTRALIA: Scarborough’s top cop has defended police handling of anti-social behaviour after several reports of out-of-control and alcohol-fuelled violence in the beachside suburb Perth Now (Australia) 12/1/2022 News Queensland police search for missing dog PD Quizz AUSTRALIA: Helicopters, mounted police and families from across Queensland have joined the search for a beloved police dog who became separated from his handler while chasing a car thief through bushland west of Brisbane. ABC News (Australia) 12/1/2022 News Despite the pandemic, New Zealand saw a drop in car thefts over 2020 NEW ZEALAND: While 2020 was a year to forget for most of us, it seems even car thieves decided to dial things back a bit for the pandemic. Stuff (New Zealand) 12/1/2022 News Two more arrests in operation aimed at blocking meth supply NEW ZEALAND: Two more arrests have been made in Auckland as part of a police operation targeting the importation and supply of illicit drugs. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 12/1/2022 News Busy holiday period for Southern District Police NEW ZEALAND: Police will continue to maintain a presence on Southern roads in a focused effort to keep all road-users safe. New Zealand Police 12/1/2022 News Assessing the Impact of De‐escalation Training on Police Behavior: Reducing Police Use of Force in the Louisville, Ky Metro Police Department Changing police use of force policies and training to incorporate de-escalation tactics is one of the most routinely recommended police reform measures. Despite widespread promotion and proliferation of de-escalation trainings, to date, no research has empirically demonstrated that these trainings reduce use of force in the field (Engel, R. S., McManus, H. D., & Herold, T. D., 2020). Therefore, it is unknown if de-escalation trainings actually reduce force, have no impact, or have unintended consequences that possibly increase injuries to officers or citizens. We collaborated with the Louisville Metro Police Department (LMPD) in 2019 to evaluate the impact of the Integrating Communications, Assessment, and Tactics (ICAT) de-escalation training developed by the Police Executive Research Forum. Using a stepped-wedge randomized controlled trial research design, the panel regression results demonstrated statistically significant reductions in use of force incidents (−28.1%), citizen injuries (−26.3%), and officer injuries (−36.0%) in the post-training period. These significant reductions were larger than any changes in LMPD arrest patterns during the same period. Other possible time-based confounders were also considered; the combined analyses show robust, consistent, and immediate impacts on use of force counts after training Criminology and Public Policy 12/1/2022 Research article Towards Reflexivity in Police Practice and Research In their recent article, Bennell et al. (2021) address the ongoing series of critical incidents within law enforcement across the globe and the amplified public debate that ensured. The team of renowned international police scholars and practitioners intend to ‘provide insights into the fundamental issues related to police use of force’ (Bennell et al., 2021, p. 1) and work out what they perceive to be ‘urgent issues and prospects (p. 1)’. Since the author’s proposal is likely to influence future debates, we feel warrants that foremost the issue on how the issue of urgency is handled in the paper at hand deserves scientific attention. While Bennell et al. (2021) emphasize the importance of evidence-based policing for the further professionalization of policing, we advocate for reflexivity in modern police practice and research. Reflexivity calls for the analysis on preconditions and consequences of scientific perspectives themselves, thus touching issues of evidence of evidence. Legal and Criminological Psychology 12/1/2022 Research article Is Police Misconduct Contagious? Non-Trivial Null Findings From Dallas, Texas Understanding if police malfeasance might be “contagious” is vital to identifying efficacious paths to police reform. Accordingly, we investigate whether an officer’s propensity to engage in misconduct is associated with her direct, routine interaction with colleagues who have themselves engaged in misbehavior in the past. Recognizing the importance of analyzing the actual social networks spanning a police force, we use data on collaborative responses to 1,165,136 “911” calls for service by 3475 Dallas Police Department (DPD) officers across 2013 and 2014 to construct daily networks of front-line interaction. And we relate these cooperative networks to reported and formally sanctioned misconduct on the part of the DPD officers during the same time period using repeated-events survival models. Estimates indicate that the risk of a DPD officer engaging in misconduct is not associated with the disciplined misbehavior of her ad hoc, on-the-scene partners. Rather, a greater risk of misconduct is associated with past misbehavior, officer-specific proneness, the neighborhood context of patrol, and, in some cases, officer race, while departmental tenure is a mitigating factor. Journal of Quantitative Criminology 12/1/2022 Research article Christmas Domestic Abuse figures released The Police Service of Northern Ireland have today, 12 January 2022, released figures on domestic abuse incidents over the Christmas period. Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) 12/1/2022 News Dog gone it, now that’s a good cop! Weyburn Police welcome first ever K-9 unit CANADA: The newest member of the Weyburn Police Service is a 16-month-old Belgian Malinois dog, Oakley. Discover Weyburn (Canada) 12/1/2022 News Montreal opposition demands moratorium on police station closings CANADA: Montreal’s municipal opposition is calling on the city to respect its commitment not to close any more police stations before holding public consultations on the issue. Montreal Gazette (Canada) 12/1/2022 News PSNI receives almost 2,000 reports of domestic abuse over Christmas period Almost 2,000 reports of domestic abuse were received by the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) over the two-week Christmas period, an increase of 12 per cent on last year. Police Professional 12/1/2022 News RCMP commissioner breached duty with slow response to watchdog report, judge rules CANADA: RCMP Commissioner Brenda Lucki flouted the law by failing to respond promptly to a watchdog report about alleged spying on anti-oil protesters, a federal judge has ruled. Blue Line (Canada) 12/1/2022 News Hate Crime (Misogyny) Bill presented to Parliament A bill to make misogyny a hate crime has had its first reading in the House of Commons College of Policing 12/1/2022 News Could body cams improve policing in Ireland? REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Did you know that, if you hop on a Luas in Dublin, you're being watched in a number of different ways? RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 12/1/2022 News More than €24m seized by Garda drugs and crime bureau since 2015 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: More than €24 million has been seized and€11 million forfeited to the State since the Garda National Drugs and Organised Crime Bureau (GNDOCB) was established in 2015. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 12/1/2022 News Review of the Code of Ethics The Code of Ethics will continue to be relevant and applicable to all those involved in policing (eg, officers, staff and volunteers), and should be used to guide decision making and professional behavior in daily activities. This includes senior leaders, who need to promote the Code through professional and ethical leadership to ensure an appropriate working environment within their forces. [pdf]. College of Policing 12/1/2022 Report «252125222523252425252526252725282529Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
