Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100951 total results. Showing results 51161 to 51180 «255525562557255825592560256125622563Next ›Last » Thousands of suspected quarantine-breakers not investigated by police Thousands of travellers who might have breached quarantine restrictions were never investigated by Police Scotland due to a lack of accurate data. BBC 16/9/2021 News Soft approach to disruptive protests shows police are out of touch with public opinion While disturbances and damage caused by activists have served to anger most people, officers appear to be dancing to a different tune The Telegraph - Subscription at source 16/9/2021 News Police dog and Flintshire handler named as UK’s top crime fighting duo A dedicated police officer from Flintshire and her four-legged partner have been named as the UK’s top crimefighting duo for their commitment to the job. The Leader 16/9/2021 News First Past the Post to be introduced for all local mayoral and police and crime commissioner elections The government will deliver on its manifesto commitment by scrapping the electoral system of Supplementary Vote. Home Office 16/9/2021 News ‘She should be treated like a terrorist, not a lost gap year student’: Ex Met counter terror chief says Shamima Begum ‘is a threat’ and should never be allowed to return to the UK Shamima Begum is a threat to the UK and must stop being treated 'like a lost gap year student', a former counterterrorism chief has warned. Mail Online 16/9/2021 News Swedish police get budget boost as gang crime tops election worries SWEDEN: STOCKHOLM, Sept 15 (Reuters) - Sweden's minority coalition said on Wednesday its 2022 budget will boost spending on fighting crime as it looks to defuse voter anger over a wave of shootings that has put law and order at the top of the agenda ahead of a general election next year. Reuters 16/9/2021 News Police face questions after second motorway protest in 48 hours leads to serious crash Almost 90 climate campaigners arrested on Monday are able to invade busy highways and stage another sit-in on Wednesday The Telegraph 16/9/2021 News New police lead for tackling violence against women and girls commits to ‘reducing harm’ in communities Deputy chief constable Maggie Blyth, who has been appointed National Police Lead for Violence Against Women and Girls, will coordinate police action across England and Wales from 11 October i News 16/9/2021 News Ransomware encrypts South Africa’s entire Dept of Justice network SOUTH AFRICA: The justice ministry of the South African government is working on restoring its operations after a recent ransomware attack encrypted all its systems, making all electronic services unavailable both internally and to the public. Bleeping Computer 15/9/2021 News Wall to Wall Ride for Remembrance to honour fallen police begins in Brisbane AUSTRALIA: Minister for Police and Corrective Services and Minister for Fire and Emergency Services The Honourable Mark Ryan Queensland Government (Australia) 15/9/2021 News Police restraint footage played at inquest into death of Aboriginal woman Ms Wynne AUSTRALIA: A Perth courtroom has been shown dramatic footage of a Noongar-Yamatji woman being chased and restrained by police before losing consciousness. SBS News (Australia) 15/9/2021 News Police to shut down Melbourne CBD ahead of anti-lockdown rally AUSTRALIA: Melbourne’s CBD will be shut down this weekend in an effort to thwart an anti-lockdown rally planned for city streets. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) 15/9/2021 News Gang member put on Mongrel Mob rehab course gets home detention NEW ZEALAND: A gang member who attended a controversial Hawke’s Bay rehabilitation programme led by the Mongrel Mob has been sentenced to home detention for his role in a major drug operation. Stuff (New Zealand) 15/9/2021 News Police embrace use of te reo Māori to help others feel more comfortable NEW ZEALAND: The police are helping make people feel more comfortable using te reo during Māori Language Week. Stuff (New Zealand) 15/9/2021 News Pakeha granted name suppression three times as often as Māori NEW ZEALAND: An Auckland couple who breached Auckland's lockdown to go to Wanaka have thrown name suppression into the spotlight. [AUDIO] RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 15/9/2021 News PCC election reform will ensure outcomes always reflect voters’ views Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) have welcomed a Government announcement that future elections for Mayors and PCCs will move to a First Past The Post system. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 15/9/2021 News APCC keen to work with new national VAWG lead Maggie Blyth The APCCs’ Joint Victims Leads have welcomed the announcement that Maggie Blyth has been named the NPCC’s new national lead on Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG). Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 15/9/2021 News Greater legal protection for members a step closer Police officers are one step closer to being better protected by law following a successful meeting between Federation representatives and members of the House of Lords. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 15/9/2021 News Silence Won’t Stop Violence campaign The crime-reporting charity Crimestoppers has launched an appeal for information on those carrying weapons. Last November, Crimestoppers ran its first Silence Won’t Stop Violence campaign. Information on gangs rose by 17pc, ‘County Lines’ drugs trading up by 15pc, cuckooing (also to do with the drugs trade) up by two-thirds and information on firearms rose by 5pc compared to the period prior to the appeal. Professional Security Magazine Online 15/9/2021 Feature Police Fatal Force and Crime Reporting: A Test of Community Responses to Fatal Police-Civilian Encounters Public perceptions of police legitimacy and effectiveness have been challenged by recent high-profile use of fatal force incidents by the police. Prior scholarship suggests that that controversial incidents involving police use of force can engender distrust of the police. Further, the neighborhood effects literature has demonstrated the importance of community context for police-community relationships and differential responses to controversial incidents by neighborhoods. The current study assesses how communities of varying racial compositions and levels of economic disadvantage respond to police fatal force incidents by assessing neighborhood crime reporting behaviors. Using monthly 911 call data from Los Angeles, CA neighborhoods, this study explores this relationship with a series of fixed effects negative binomial regression models that model police homicides and crime reporting over a seven-year time period. Comparisons between neighborhoods of varying racial/ethnic composition and structural conditions permit the comparison of differential responses across neighborhood context. The results indicate that neighborhood crime reporting decreases following fatal police use of force incidents. 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