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Coronavirus: Police thank Northern Ireland public for obeying stay at home instructions
Police have thanked people across Northern Ireland for obeying the lockdown measures during the quietest Easter weekend in living memory.
Belfast Telegraph 		13/4/2020
News
Coronavirus: PSNI issue 107 fines for breaching lockdown
Police have issued 107 fines to people who did not heed the message to stay at home to prevent the spread of coronavirus.
BBC 		13/4/2020
News
Police chief warns of emerging group of young paedophiles
A senior police officer has warned young British men aged between 18 and 26 are emerging as a “new group” of online paedophiles.
News Shopper 		13/4/2020
News
Officers win six-figure overtime payout for looking after police informants
Retired and serving handlers of Lincolnshire Police informants have been awarded £159,366.44 in unpaid overtime following a landmark court case.
Lincolnshire Live 		13/4/2020
News
British paedophiles third largest consumer of ‘abuse on demand’ live streams from poorer countries
Chief Constable Simon Bailey warned a younger generation of men were now being drawn to viewing child abuse images online
The Telegraph - Subscription at source 		13/4/2020
News
45 climate activists ‘treated as terrorists’
Dozens of environmental activists have been referred to the Home Office’s anti-terrorism programme.
The Times - Subscription at source 		13/4/2020
News
Police chief suspended after claiming officer and ‘protector of the LGBT+ community’ died of coronavirus ‘because he was gay’
A Florida police chief who allegedly claimed that his deputy died from complications from coronavirus because he is a “homosexual who attended homosexual ‘sexual’ events” has been suspended.
Pink News 		12/4/2020
News
Coronavirus: Police given extra stop and search powers after two shot and one stabbed in 20 minutes
Forces across country currently granted extra authority to police social distancing
The Independent 		12/4/2020
News
On duty with coronavirus lockdown police: sandcastles, swimming and sunbathers among the challenges for officers
In a world turned upside down by Covid-19, officers are taking the brunt of the public’s irritation at the Government's stay at home advice
The Telegraph - Subscription at source 		12/4/2020
Analysis, Feature
Yes, expect more surveillance during a crisis, but beware it once the danger has passed
Will we really want to follow China’s use of digital technology for social control?
The Guardian 		12/4/2020
Feature, Opinion
UK: Police, Military Forces To Patrol Beaches As Britons Ignore Lockdown Orders
As several Britons continue to ignore social distancing rules amid coronavirus, the UK government has set out police and military boats to patrol beaches.
Republic World 		12/4/2020
News
Coronavirus lockdown: Police crackdown as Easter sun brings people outside
A scuba diver and a family who drove more than 200 miles for a fishing trip were among Britons caught flouting social distancing rules.
The Times - Subscription at source 		12/4/2020
News
Crime falls 21 per cent due to lockdown
The number of crimes committed in England and Wales has fallen by more than one fifth since the UK went into lockdown, according to figures released by the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC).
Police Professional 		12/4/2020
News
Daily UK Government Covid-19 briefing – Speech from the Chair of the NPCC, Martin Hewitt
National Police Chiefs' Council Chair, Martin Hewitt, delivered a speech at today's daily government covid-19 briefing, held at 10 Downing Street.
National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 		12/4/2020
News
Police fury as excuses for defying coronavirus lockdown include ‘Pokemon hunting’
One family told officers they were buying a trampoline on their way to a family gathering while others were busted Pokemon hunting in the lockdown.
Mirror 		12/4/2020
News
Coronavirus – Cops forced to apologise for threatening to pepper spray man delivering food to vulnerable relatives
Coronavirus cops have been forced to apologise after a man who said he was dropping off food for vulnerable family members was threatened with pepper spray and arrested for breaching lockdown laws in a video that went viral.
The Sun 		12/4/2020
News
Who Am I? Who Are We? Exploring the Factors That Contribute to Work-Related Identities in Policing†
Using social identity theory, this study examines the conditions under which police officers become attached (or not) to their organization and to their work, and whether one’s sex influences these relationships. Through an analysis of secondary survey data collected from a large Canadian police organization, the study found that fair treatment and psychological safety were significantly related to officers’ identification with their organization, and in turn, their work. The findings also demonstrated that when officers perceived their workplace as a masculinity contest, they were less likely to identify with their organization. Additionally, perceptions of a masculinity contest were associated with a greater likelihood that officers reported lower levels of psychological safety, and this effect was more significant for female officers. While women overall were no less likely than men to be attached to their organization or their occupational role, women who perceived their workplace as psychologically less safe reported lower levels of identification. The study also found that race and level within the organization may have a greater effect than sex on work-related identification. Overall, the study makes a significant contribution to the nascent literature on work-related identification and policing, as well as to the body of research on women in policing.
Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice - Registration at source 		12/4/2020
Research article
Coronavirus: Police trauma warning after one officer called to 15 Covid-related deaths in 24 hours
Exclusive: Police officers being called to 'more and more' coronavirus deaths in houses and care homes
The Independent 		12/4/2020
News
Czech nudists spark police anger for refusing to wear face masks during coronavirus pandemic
Nudists sunbathing at a beauty spot were collared by coronavirus cops - for not wearing protective face masks.
The Scottish Sun 		12/4/2020
News
British public stick to Government lockdown rules on beaches and parks despite UK’s warmest day of year so far
The British public appeared to stick to the Government's advice on avoiding beaches and parks even as the UK saw its warmest day of the year so far.
The Standard 		12/4/2020
News

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