Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102422 total results. Showing results 51081 to 51100 «255125522553255425552556255725582559Next ›Last » Why voters rejected plans to replace the Minneapolis Police Department – and what’s next for policing reform The killing of George Floyd and the ongoing debate about police reform pushed Minneapolis Police Department firmly into the spotlight, and prompted a recent vote on significant changes to policing in the city; Professor Michelle Phelps of the University of Minnesota explored the background to why voters rejected the proposed changes, and what that decision means in the wider context of police reform. Policing Insight 10/11/2021 Feature Dozens arrested in Vancouver police shoplifting clampdown CANADA: Dozens of thieves, including many chronic offenders, were arrested in a shoplifting clampdown in Vancouver’s downtown core over the weekend. Times Colonist (Canada) 10/11/2021 News Victoria police offering $20K incentive to recruit experienced officers CANADA: One-time offer now available for 12 recruits as force in B.C.'s capital faces staffing shortages CBC News (Canada) 10/11/2021 News DRPS to launch food and toy drive CANADA: The Durham Regional Police Service (DRPS) will officially launch the 33th Annual Food and Toy Drive at Regional Headquarters in Whitby. Blue Line (Canada) 10/11/2021 News Calls made at AGSI conference for more female representation on national executive REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Calls have been made for gender quotas in the Association of Garda Sergeants and Inspectors. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 10/11/2021 News New Garda domestic violence units not properly trained yet, conference told REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardaí were experiencing a large increase in the number of domestic violence call outs but new units launched to deal with vulnerable victims have not yet been training properly, Garda middle managers have said. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 10/11/2021 News Towards Common Values and Culture: challenges and solutions in developing the basic training of the European border and coast standing corps category 1 in pandemic crisis The development of the Basic Training for the European Border and Coast Guard Standing Corps was in the final stage when the pandemic crises hit all of us dramatically in early 2020, and forced to find alternative solutions in carrying out the training in new circumstances. Urgent actions were needed to re-design the implementation of the Basic Training, as the situation at the external borders of the EU did not allow to compromise the rapid establishment of the Standing Corps. The good practices and lessons learnt will certainly play a key role when establishing the “new normal” in training and education. Furthermore, the leading role of the European Border and Coast Guard Agency (Frontex) in shaping common values and culture of the new formation is emphasized. The conference bulletin paper presents pragmatic oriented approach and explores the training and education solutions chosen at the time when the pandemic hit this activity and forced to change the training methods immediately and significantly European Law Enforcement Research Bulletin - Subscription at source 10/11/2021 Research article Garda chief discusses Kinahan cartel with US agencies REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda Commissioner Drew Harris last week held high-level meetings with US law enforcement agencies, among them the US Secret Service, to discuss transnational crime gangs including the Kinahan cartel and organised fraud gangs operating in Ireland. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 10/11/2021 News Comparing Rape Myth Acceptance Among Police Trainees and Medical Students: A Preliminary Danish Validation of the Updated Illinois Rape Myth Acceptance Scale Identifying rape myths among criminal justice and medical professionals is central to preventing secondary victimization. We present the first preliminary Danish validation of McMahon and Farmer’s updated Illinois Rape Myth Acceptance scale using samples of police and medical trainees. Exploratory and confirmatory factor analyses result in a 14-item, four-factor measure that demonstrates acceptable model fit, satisfactory convergent and discriminant validity, and good internal consistency. Although reported rape myth acceptance is generally low in both samples, some subscale scores vary across professional groups, thereby identifying specific targets for intervention in different occupational contexts. Further tests of the scale are recommended. Violence Against Women - Subscription at source 10/11/2021 Research article Book review: Organizational Change in an Urban Police Department: Innovating to Reform Criminology and Criminal Justice 10/11/2021 Research article Tabletop exercise hosted by Europol to disrupt terrorist content online International tabletop exercise organised to further bolster cross-sector collaboration in the aftermath of a terrorist event Europol 10/11/2021 News Notts gives twice the number of SPOs than West Midlands Nottinghamshire Police has given out twice the number of stalking protection orders (SPOs) as West Midland Police, a force doubles its size. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/11/2021 News New deputy chief constable for North Yorkshire Police North Yorkshire Police have named Greater Manchester Police Assistant Chief Constable Mabs Hussain MBE as their new Deputy Chief Constable. Police Professional 10/11/2021 News PFEW and IOPC clash over officer’s seven-year ‘ordeal’ The Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) has accused the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) of putting an officer through a “horrific ordeal” after the collapse of a misconduct investigation lasting more than seven years. Police Professional 10/11/2021 News Data-driven deterrence: How tech tools will help over-stretched officers to deliver the Beating Crime Plan While there was a familiar ring to much of the UK Government’s recently unveiled ‘Beating Crime Plan’, continuing pressure on resources (both human financial) means delivering a new-look local policing approach is still a major challenge; Steve Ainsworth, Executive Director of NEC Software Solutions UK, believes technology can lead to more effective targeting of offences and offenders, and give young-in-service officers the vital knowledge they need to succeed. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 10/11/2021 Feature, Innovation, Opinion Amendments to police pension schemes in England and Wales 2022 OPEN CONSULTATION: The Home Office is undertaking a consultation on Public Service Pensions: Police Pensions (Amendment) Regulations 2022, to enact the first phase of the remedy in the McCloud / Sargeant cases.N: Home Office 10/11/2021 Report Dog joins Northamptonshire Police to help officers’ wellbeing A police force has welcomed another wellbeing dog to help support the mental health of its staff and officers. BBC 10/11/2021 News COP26 – ACC Ritchie thanks officers and staff for policing locally and nationally during COP26 Assistant Chief Constable Gary Ritchie has reflected on the efforts of officers and staff working to support COP26, as well as those continuing to deliver a policing service to the public. Police Scotland 10/11/2021 News Parambir Singh: The case of the missing top police officer INDIA: On 1 October, Indian authorities made a sensational announcement: the former police chief of Mumbai, the country's financial capital, was missing. BBC 10/11/2021 News Terminally ill man arrested for ‘mooning’ at speed camera A terminally ill man who bared his behind to a speed camera van says he was "gobsmacked" to be arrested at home. BBC 10/11/2021 News «255125522553255425552556255725582559Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
