Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100982 total results. Showing results 50641 to 50660 «252925302531253225332534253525362537Next ›Last » The Times view on Met failings over Sarah Everard: Lost Confidence Priti Patel is right to order an inquiry into how the force did not spot a sexual predator in its midst. But the key to changing police culture lies in stronger leadership The Times - Subscription at source 6/10/2021 Feature, Opinion Failings found in system to train new police recruits Concerns have been raised by the Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) over the lack of support and training for tutor and student constables. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 5/10/2021 News UK police pay ‘lip service’ to protecting women, says father of abuse victim Les Van Hagen, whose daughter Suzanne was killed by her partner, calls for inquiry into culture of policing The Guardian 5/10/2021 News Welcome to Townsville’s newest officers AUSTRALIA: Our newest police recruits have been sworn in and begin working the beat across Townsville as operational constables. myPolice - Queensland Police News 5/10/2021 News FBI withholding Gabby Petito’s cause of death is ‘unusual’ & only happens when ‘you’re missing something,’ expert says FBI withholding Gabby Petito’s cause of death is ‘unusual’ & only happens when ‘you’re missing something,’ expert says The Sun 5/10/2021 News New league tables will expose police forces that fail rape victims 'Scorecards' will compare regions, revealing the constabularies, prosecutors and courts with the highest number of cases collapsing The Telegraph - Subscription at source 5/10/2021 News Queensland police quit rather than get the jab AUSTRALIA: Senior Queensland police estimate a “handful” of staff in each of the state’s 15 districts have resigned over mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations, with one dose required by all QPS staff from Monday. The Age (Australia) 5/10/2021 News The moment an Aboriginal woman was shot dead shown in WA police officer’s murder trial at WA’s Supreme Court AUSTRALIA: The moment a 29-year-old Aboriginal woman was shot dead by a policeman on a suburban street has been shown to a court in the officer's Supreme Court murder trial in Perth. ABC News (Australia) 5/10/2021 News Covid-19: Dozen complaints to IPCA over police not making lockdown protest arrests NEW ZEALAND: Twelve complaints have been made about police’s conduct during an anti-lockdown protest led by Destiny Church leader Brian Tamaki at Auckland Domain. Stuff (New Zealand) 5/10/2021 News Transmission Gully: Emergency services test run finds several kilometres of black spots NEW ZEALAND: A test run of Transmission Gully by emergency vehicles found several kilometres of black spots with radio and cell signal issues. Stuff (New Zealand) 5/10/2021 News Priti Patel launches inquiry into how ‘monster’ Wayne Couzens was able to work as police officer Investigation into why Couzens was able to stay in Met despite links to indecent exposure and being known as ‘the rapist’ by colleagues The Telegraph - Subscription at source 5/10/2021 News Ōtorohanga homicide: Police investigating road-rage axe attack appeal for dashcam footage NEW ZEALAND: Police investigating Saturday's brutal road rage incident that left a man dead after being attacked with an axe have made a fresh appeal for dashcam footage. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 5/10/2021 News Inquiry to look at police failures that allowed Everard’s killer to work Wayne Couzens used his police ID to falsely arrest woman, rape and murder her The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 5/10/2021 News New Events calendar for Policing Insight readers Policing Insight has launched a new Events section to highlight forthcoming policing, criminal justice and security related conferences, exhibitions, seminars, webinars and roundtables from around the world. Policing Insight 5/10/2021 News Cultural and Symbolic Capital in the Market For Security: Police-Private Security Relations in Mexico and the United Kingdom Recent scholarship has observed how private security actors often draw upon the cultural and symbolic capital of the police in their everyday operations. This practice can range from issuing frontline private security officers with police-like uniforms and patrol cars to recruiting former senior police officers into highly visible corporate positions. Geographical variations in this dynamic are little understood, however. In this article, we identify and shed light upon one emergent pattern. In those countries where the police enjoy high levels of public trust and confidence, private security actors can be found openly and directly borrowing from the cultural and symbolic capital of this key state institution to enhance their status. By contrast, in those countries where the police are plagued by a poor reputation, these actors commonly display a far more ambiguous relationship with these forms of capital, working both through and against them, often at the same time. Policing and Society - Registration at source 5/10/2021 Research article A Legitimacy Crisis? Exploring the Relationships Between Police Self-Legitimacy, Employee Engagement, and Civic Engagement Researchers have recently started exploring the antecedents and outcomes of police officers’ confidence in their own authority, a concept termed self-legitimacy. Investigation into officer self-legitimacy is relatively new, but it has been linked to a number of desirable behaviors, including organizational commitment and democratic policing styles. The current study examined the relationships between officer self-legitimacy, employee engagement, and civic engagement. Such associations are important because greater employee engagement is associated with higher motivation and better work performance. Civic engagement, in particular, may be critical for effective policing. These relationships were investigated using survey data from four police departments in Arkansas and Oklahoma (N = 132). Results from multivariate models revealed officers with greater self-legitimacy reported more employee engagement and attitudes supportive of civic engagement. In combination with existing literature, findings underscore the likelihood that maintaining police self-legitimacy is associated with additional benefits for officers, organizations, and communities. Police Practice and Research - Registration at source 5/10/2021 Research article New Brunswick to partner with Nova Scotia on police watchdog agency CANADA: Police officers in New Brunswick accused of sexual assault or domestic violence may be subjected to more external investigations under a new plan to create a shared police watchdog agency with Nova Scotia. The Globe and Mail (Canada) 5/10/2021 News Countering human trafficking in the digital era CANADA: On June 19, Alberta Law Enforcement Response Team’s (ALERT) Human Trafficking and Counter Exploitation unit rescued a 15-year-old girl from human traffickers at an Edmonton hotel. Blue Line (Canada) 5/10/2021 Analysis, Feature Nova Scotia’s police oversight agency will now oversee police in New Brunswick CANADA: Nova Scotia’s police watchdog agency has a new mandate to oversee police in New Brunswick. Blue Line (Canada) 5/10/2021 News Assistant Garda Commissioner dismisses claims Dublin city is ‘lawless’ after string of recent attacks REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: She assured Dubliners that the city is a "wonderful, vibrant city' as business owners and residents alike call for a greater Garda presence in the capital Dublin Live (Republic of Ireland) 5/10/2021 News «252925302531253225332534253525362537Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
