Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98175 total results. Showing results 50981 to 51000 «254625472548254925502551255225532554Next ›Last » Police search for Dwight Fatu on drugs and organised crime charges after FBI sting Operation Trojan Shield NEW ZEALAND: One week on from the biggest global organised crime bust in history, detectives from the National Organised Crime Group are looking to arrest an alleged figure in the New Zealand end of the FBI encryption trap. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 15/6/2021 News PCCs should ‘harness power over forces’ to ensure needs of rape victims are met Victims’ Commissioner Dame Vera Baird has called on police and crime commissioners (PCCs) to harness their powers over forces to ensure the needs of rape victims are being met. Police Professional 15/6/2021 News MPS accused of ‘institutional corruption’ over Daniel Morgan murder The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) has been accused of “a form of institutional corruption” for concealing or denying failings over the unsolved murder of private investigator Daniel Morgan. Police Professional 15/6/2021 News MPS ‘deeply regrets’ failure to bring the killers of Daniel Morgan to justice The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) says it “deeply regrets” its failure to bring those responsible for the murder of Daniel Morgan to justice. Police Professional 15/6/2021 News Victims’ Commissioner says PCCs have a key role in improving response to rape As the Government prepares to publish the findings of its end-to-end review into how rape and sexual violence cases are handled, the Victims’ Commissioner has said Police and Crime Commissioners have a key role to play in restoring confidence in the system. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 15/6/2021 News Victims of police domestic abuse ‘feel silenced’ UK police forces have received more than 800 allegations of domestic abuse against officers and staff over the last five years, BBC research has revealed. BBC 15/6/2021 News Daniel Morgan inquiry highlights murky links between police and media Southern Investigations revealed as a hub of corruption enabling officers to sell information to the media The Guardian 15/6/2021 News Garda powers to be modernised and updated under new Bill from Minister Humphreys REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Minister for Justice, Heather Humphreys TD, has today published the General Scheme of the Garda Síochána (Powers) Bill following approval by Government. gov.ie 15/6/2021 News Project Bluestone: Academics support Avon and Somerset to deliver ‘gold standard’ approach to rape investigations Prosecution levels in rape cases nationally have been described as ‘pretty woeful’, and Avon and Somerset had one of the worst charging rates in England and Wales; Project Bluestone has seen the force working with leading academics to assess the problems and address the failings, an initiative which one senior officer said has put ‘fire in the belly of our investigators’, as Policing Insight Deputy Editor Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 15/6/2021 Feature Weyburn police women making history with all female shift CANADA: This past Friday the Weyburn Police Service shared that they had their first all-female shift taking care of the streets that they had ever known of. Discover Weyburn (Canada) 15/6/2021 News Racist Victimization, Legal Estrangement and Resentful Reliance on the Police in Sweden Scholarly literature offers much insight into aggressive policing of racial minorities. However, research is not equally extensive regarding the experiences of racial minorities with law enforcement when police response might be decisive for their sense of recognition and protection as a community. Bridging debates from critical race studies, hate crimes and legal cynicism, this paper addresses how policing of racist victimization is experienced by members of racially targeted communities in Sweden. Drawing on interviews with people having personal and/or vicarious experiences with racist victimization, I analyze resentful reliance on the police through the concept of legal estrangement. While most respondents describe police treatment in somewhat positive terms, there is a shared resentment at the police due to the lived experience that racism often remains undetected. Previous interactions with law enforcement also pave the way for accumulated skepticism toward the utility of the policing of racial hatred. Disenchantment with law enforcement notwithstanding, reliance on the police manifests a will not just to be recognized as a victim, but also to make the pervasiveness of racism more visible. Social and Legal Studies 15/6/2021 Research article OCDSB passes motion to end police presence in schools CANADA: Report highlights concerns about discrimination and wellness checks from community CBC News (Canada) 15/6/2021 News Public Relations and Public Service: Police Departments on Facebook Academic research on police departments’ use of social media has emerged over the past decade, often focusing on large, metropolitan police departments, from what they post, to how they interact with the public, to how they manage a social media presence during times of conflict such as riots. Largely missing from the research is empirical data on how police departments of various sizes employ communication strategies on social media. This research addresses this gap by analysing the use of Facebook by police departments of various sizes, from large cities to medium-sized suburbs and small rural towns in the Northeastern United States. Findings suggest that public relations-focused content is top-of-mind for departments of all sizes, though other content priorities vary, likely based on the size and nature of the community in which they operate. Additionally, the public uses a range of reaction options on posts, although the long-established Like reaction continues to be the most used. Policing and Society - Registration at source 15/6/2021 Research article Weekly academic research summary This summary curates the key policing-related research that's been published online in the last week, with links to the original journal articles, and selected abstracts. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 15/6/2021 News ‘Innovation led’ force partnership to increase officer efficiency and visibility A new suite of mobile policing apps is being rolled out to frontline officers at Cumbria and Durham Constabularies to help them “work differently and better” and enable greater interaction with communities. Police Professional 15/6/2021 News Wednesday Webinars Return After a quick two-week break, our regular Wednesday Webinars are back and this week we are looking at Power Automate. We will be joined by Power Platform experts from Microsoft to demonstrate the potential to unlock some basic robotic processed that can make a huge difference in saving time to focus on decision making rather than data processing. National Enabling Programmes 15/6/2021 News PFNI Chair Honoured Statement from Mark Lindsay Chair, Police Federation for Northern Ireland on receiving an MBE in the Birthday Honours List Police Federation for Northern Ireland (PFNI) 15/6/2021 News End the harm caused by illegal money lenders The Police Service of Northern Ireland is supporting the ‘Ending the Harm’ campaign launched today which aims to raise awareness of the devastating impact that illegal money lenders have on the wider community. Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) 15/6/2021 News HMICFRS Strategy 2021-25 Today we published the HMICFRS Strategy 2021-25. This document explains what HMICFRS aims to achieve as we fulfill our statutory objectives, and how we will continue to go about using our powers, insight and influence to best effect [pdf]. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 15/6/2021 Report Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill 2021: overarching documents POLICY PAPER; These documents relate to the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill 2021. Home Office 15/6/2021 Report «254625472548254925502551255225532554Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
