Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102169 total results. Showing results 51601 to 51620 «257725782579258025812582258325842585Next ›Last » Police forces in England and Wales are ordered to review allegations of violence against women involving serving staff in the wake of Sarah Everard’s murder All police forces in England and Wales will review allegations of violence against women and girls involving serving officers and staff in the wake of Sarah Everard's murder. Mail Online 13/10/2021 News UK police chiefs to review all sexual misconduct allegations against officers Review of indecent exposure and domestic abuse claims over last two years follows murder of Sarah Everard The Guardian 13/10/2021 News PC who fired Taser at man with mental health issues says he had no choice Oliver West tells inquest former soldier Spencer Beynon, who later died, charged at him, shouting The Guardian 13/10/2021 News Joint inspection of child protection arrangements in Neath Port Talbot Between 28 June and 2 July 2021, Care Inspectorate Wales (CIW), Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services, Healthcare Inspectorate Wales, HMI Probation and Estyn carried out a joint inspection of the multi-agency response to abuse and neglect in Neath Port Talbot. This inspection included an evaluation of how local services responded to child exploitation. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 13/10/2021 Report Investigation underway after man dies in Prince Albert police custody CANADA: An investigation is underway after a man died in Prince Albert police custody on Monday night. CBC News (Canada) 13/10/2021 News Progress against recommendations issued in 2018/19 Progress against recommendations issued in 2018/19 HMICFRS has published police forces’ progress against recommendations for the first time. The recommendations included in this first release are from the 2018/19 Integrated PEEL Assessment inspection reports. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 13/10/2021 News Australia had a record number of police shootings in the past year: Should we be concerned? The number of fatal police shootings in Australia reached a record high in 2019-20, against a backdrop of historically low levels of homicide and a general decline in crime; Dr Terry Goldsworthy of Bond University, who spent 28 years as a serving officer in Australia, believes that while policing is an inherently dangerous occupation, forces must avoid adopting an enforcement-only mentality. Policing Insight 13/10/2021 Feature, Opinion A true calling: Being an RCMP dispatcher can be rewarding CANADA: British Columbia – Tucked away on the second floor of the North District RCMP detachment is a spot that could truly be called the nerve centre for policing in northern B.C. Blue Line (Canada) 13/10/2021 Feature, Opinion Public Fear of Protesters and Support For Protest Policing: An Experimental Test of Two Theoretical Models As protests erupted across the United States in recent years over racialized issues (e.g., Black Lives Matter and Confederate monuments), so too did questions about when and how police should respond. Understanding public attitudes toward protest policing is important for police legitimacy and policy. One theory is that citizens are willing to trade civil liberties, such as the right to assemble, for security, and thus disruptive or dangerous protest tactics should increase support for police control by elevating public fear. Another theory is that citizens view protests through the lens of group position, and thus, they should be more supportive of repression when protest goals conflict with pre-existing racial beliefs and threaten racial interests. To test these theories, we embedded an experiment in a nationwide survey fielded in 2020 after George Floyd’s killing sparked the broadest protests in U.S. history. We randomized protest tactics (e.g., weapon carrying) and goals, as well as other contextual characteristics (e.g., protest size). We found that the public generally opposed repressive protest policing. Certain protest tactics, however, increased support for repression by elevating fear. Protest goals (e.g., pro-Black Lives Matter and pro-immigrants) also impacted support for repression, but the effect depended on respondents’ racial beliefs. Criminology - Registration at source 13/10/2021 Research article Grey Bruce OPP working to add in person mental health clinician to their team CANADA: Collingwood, Ont. – The Grey Bruce OPP detachment is working to hire an in-house mental health worker to complement their police services. Blue Line (Canada) 13/10/2021 News GRA welcomes Budget provision for extra 800 Garda recruits REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Garda Representative Association has welcomed the announcement of an extra 800 new Garda recruits in the budget. [AUDIO] Highland Radio (Republic of Ireland) 13/10/2021 News Policing Bill grants Garda ombudsman ‘almost draconian’ powers, superintendents’ group warns REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda Superintendents have warned that the new Policing and Security Bill grants the Garda Ombudsman and Policing Authority “almost draconian” powers. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 13/10/2021 News Opposition to Garda reforms mounts as superintendents strongly object REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Government is facing mounting opposition to its efforts to reform the Garda, with superintendents now having joined Commissioner Drew Harris in speaking about against the planned changes. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 13/10/2021 News Sopra Steria and Salesforce to transform citizen experience in emergency services European digital transformation leader, Sopra Steria, today announces an integration with the Salesforce Platform to drive a new citizen-centric approach in emergency service response. The new offering can see the integration of Sopra Steria’s STORM Command and Control system with the Salesforce Platform, enhancing police contact, engagement and response in support of their local communities, and providing a seamless citizen experience for the public across contact channels. Sopra Steria 13/10/2021 Press release Thinking allowed? Concerns over rising levels of gender, race and religion-based hatred have increased sharply as a result of greater isolation and mental strain caused by the global pandemic. Police Professional examines the scope of the problem and the links between ideologies. Police Professional - Subscription at source 13/10/2021 Feature National Police Bravery Awards 2020 A police officer known widely as ‘Britain’s bravest cop’ was named winner of the prestigious Annual Police Bravery Awards, sponsored by Police Mutual. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 13/10/2021 News Firearms officers acquitted over non-fatal shooting Two firearms officers from the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) have been acquitted of charges related to a non-fatal shooting after the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) offered no evidence against them. Police Professional 13/10/2021 News Winner of Inspiration in Policing Award A police officer known widely as ‘Britain’s bravest cop’ was named winner of the prestigious Annual Police Bravery Awards, sponsored by Police Mutual. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 13/10/2021 News National Police Bravery Awards 2020 A police officer known widely as ‘Britain’s bravest cop’ was named winner of the prestigious Annual Police Bravery Awards at a ceremony in London on Tuesday evening (October 12). Police Professional 13/10/2021 News Former Met officer would have been dismissed over sexual relationship with a woman under investigation A former Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) officer, who started an inappropriate relationship with a woman he was investigating for possible criminal offences, would have been dismissed without notice if he had not already resigned, a police disciplinary panel has ruled. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 13/10/2021 News «257725782579258025812582258325842585Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
