Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98138 total results. Showing results 51501 to 51520 «257225732574257525762577257825792580Next ›Last » Final written warning for BTP officer A serving British Transport Police (BTP) officer has received a final written warning after accosting a female jogger while off duty. Police Professional 24/5/2021 News Police leaders reaffirm commitment to earn confidence of black communities Policing leaders across the country have reaffirmed their resolution to deliver changes that will earn the confidence of black people one year on from the murder of George Floyd by a US police officer. Police Professional 24/5/2021 News Abuse helpline takes hundreds of calls, says NSPCC A helpline launched for victims to report abuse and harassment in educational settings has taken hundreds of calls since it opened on 1 April. BBC 24/5/2021 News Myanmar rebels claim police killings as Aung San Suu Kyi appears in court People’s Defence Force says at least 20 officers died and police station seized in fighting on Sunday The Guardian 24/5/2021 News Fewer than one in 60 rape cases lead to charge in England and Wales Figures will put pressure on government to deliver overhaul of rape treatment by criminal justice system The Guardian 24/5/2021 News Details of the Misogyny and Criminal Justice in Scotland Working Group: FOI review Information request and response under the Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002 Scottish Government 24/5/2021 Report Police Scotland face backlash after launching ‘hate crime’ probe into ‘Women Won’t Weesht’ stickers Officers received a report over "controversial stickers" from For Women Scotland that had been attached to lamp posts in a Kirkcaldy street but have since established "no criminality". Daily Record 24/5/2021 News Digital forensic science: Transforming how we deliver justice The NPCC Digital Forensic Science Strategy, developed by the Transforming Forensics (TF) Programme and the Forensic Capability Network, is a blueprint for change to address pressing problems and put forward transformational but realistic solutions; TF Programme Director Richard Meffen explains the aims and issues addressed, as well as some of the key project work being undertaken – such as Legacy Data guidance and CSE Automate – to enable that transformation. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 24/5/2021 Feature, Innovation If the police accept the idea of structural racism, no one is safe Selective law enforcement as seen during the Palestine protests undermines social justice by encouraging ‘victim’ groups to reject any rules The Telegraph - Subscription at source 24/5/2021 Feature, Opinion Police chief Neil Basu criticises Sewell review for rejecting idea of institutional racism Britain’s most senior ethnic minority police officer has criticised the government’s race report, saying the tone was “wrong” and that institutional racism does exist. The Times - Subscription at source 24/5/2021 News Australian Federal Police to upgrade armoured BMW X5 fleet for VIPs AUSTRALIA: The Australian Federal Police is looking to upgrade its ageing fleet of armoured BMW X5 models, used to transport dignitaries and other VIPs. In documents uncovered by CarAdvice, BMW has submitted the X5 Protection to the Department of Infrastructure for approval under the Road Vehicle Certification Scheme. Car Advice (Australia) 23/5/2021 News Cold case hub launched by Victoria Police AUSTRALIA: Victorians can now assist with solving cold cases through an online tool. The purpose-built hub on the Victoria Police website aims to bring increased public attention to some of the more-than 200 unsolved deaths. An online tool has been designed to source information from the community to help solve historic murders. 9 News (Australia) 23/5/2021 News Violent offenders given pep talks in police experiment AUSTRALIA: Five hundred of the state’s repeat violent offenders have been offered an experimental option aimed at encouraging them to give up their lives of crime. The operation, started in January and based on similar strategies in London and Sacramento, California, is an attempt to take advantage of a slump in some crimes as a result of Melbourne’s COVID-19 lockdowns. The Age (Australia) 23/5/2021 News ‘I bring an equilibrium’: Tim Scott steps into the spotlight as he tries to negotiate police reform for Republicans USA: WASHINGTON – The South Carolina lawmaker at the center of negotiations on an expansive policing reform bill has found himself “choking on my own fears" when officers stop him while driving or walking on the grounds of the U.S. Capitol. USA Today 23/5/2021 News What the evidence says about police body-cameras USA: The George Floyd Act would require some police to wear recording devices. It may not be enough to curb the excessive use of force The Economist - Subscription at source 23/5/2021 Feature Fewer than one in 60 rape cases lead to charge in England and Wales Fewer than one in 60 rape cases recorded by the police last year resulted in a suspect being charged, analysis of Home Office figures seen by the Guardian reveals. The Guardian 23/5/2021 News Developing Core National Indicators of Public Attitudes Towards the Police in Canada Police departments regularly conduct public opinion surveys to measure attitudes towards the police. The results of these surveys can be used to shape and evaluate policing policy and practice. Yet the extant evidence base is hampered when people use different methods and when there is no common data standard. In this paper we present a set of 13 core national indicators that can be used by police services across Canada to ensure measurement quality and draw proper comparisons between regions and over time. Having identified a set of 50 survey questions through an expert consultation process, we field those items on a quota sample of 2527 Canadians. Our analysis of the survey data has three stages. First, we use confirmatory factor analysis to assess scale properties. Second, we use substitution analysis to identify 13 single indicators that ‘best stand in’ for each scale. Policing and Society 23/5/2021 Research article Training and Experience Influence the Consequences of Anxiety During Performance. A Study of Two Groups of British Firearms Officers During Bi-Annual Testing Experience is positively related to performance, but it is less clear whether experience might also minimise the deleterious effects of anxiety and arousal in stressful situations. One hundred and twenty-seven UK firearms officers of different experience levels participated in an experiment examining the extent to which anxiety affects performance during a bi-annual qualification shoot. Performance and anxiety were compared on a low-arousal development shoot and a high-arousal qualification shoot; qualification shoot failure would result in removal from operational duties. Heart rate and responses to the State-Trait Anxiety questionnaire were examined in relation to shooting performance. Less experienced officers demonstrated significantly higher baseline corrected mean heart rates, higher anxiety levels and lower accuracy than their more experienced counterparts, who maintained accuracy, despite a significant increase in heart rate during the qualification compared to the development shoot. Police Practice and Research - Registration at source 23/5/2021 Research article Rural crime: Bodycams for farmers as they fight rural crime Farmers across Wales are turning to technology to fight rural crime - including wearing bodycams. BBC 23/5/2021 News Security agencies and police beef up iPhone-cracking contracts Cellebrite helps governments spill citizens' smartphone secrets when Apple, Google and Facebook will not The Telegraph - Subscription at source 23/5/2021 News «257225732574257525762577257825792580Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
