Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96968 total results. Showing results 51641 to 51660 «257925802581258225832584258525862587Next ›Last » Gardaí lose 227,000 days to sick leave – and that doesn’t include Covid-19 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardaí lost more than 227,000 days last year to sickness not including Covid-19 related absences which were recorded as special leave. Figures released by An Garda Síochána reveal that there were around 518 sick days taken by gardaí on an average day last year. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 28/3/2021 News Some frontline police refusing high-risk callouts prompts more training NEW ZEALAND: Frontline police officers are increasingly fearful of being attacked or shot on the job and some have refused to go to high-risk callouts. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 28/3/2021 News First look: NZ Police unveil new Škoda Superb patrol car NEW ZEALAND: The Škoda replaces the Holden Commodore as the go-to primary response vehicle, after Holden announced it was ceasing production. New Zealand Police announced the Škoda Superb was selected as the new frontline car last November, but this is the first look at one of the vehicles wrapped in the police livery. TVNZ 1 News (New Zealand) 28/3/2021 News Police undergoing a ‘significant cultural shift’ on family violence AUSTRALIA: Even before the murder of Luke Batty in 2013 shocked the nation and prompted Premier Daniel Andrews to call a family violence royal commission, the leadership of Victoria Police realised it confronted a big problem. Family violence was “one of Australia’s filthy little secrets,” said then Chief Commissioner of Victoria Police, Ken Lay in a landmark National Press Club speech three months before Batty’s murder. The Age (Australia) 28/3/2021 News Victoria police prioritised Isis threat over rightwing extremism until Christchurch attack AUSTRALIA: Online presence of rightwing extremists like Christchurch shooter was not ‘front of mind’, state’s top counter-terrorism officer says The Guardian 28/3/2021 News Exclusive: Police losing battle against gangs behind surge in scam messages Plus: Read how scammers are buying fake web addresses from US tech firm, and how the cons are carried out The Telegraph - Subscription at source 28/3/2021 News 150 serving Metropolitan Police officers are convicted criminals 150 serving officers in London’s Metropolitan Police are convicted criminals, according to data released by the force. That includes people found guilty of assault, criminal damage, drink driving and theft/fraud. Metro 28/3/2021 News Covid: What’s happened to crime during the pandemic? The UK's year of lockdowns has had a profound effect on crime and criminal justice. From the first coronavirus fines for everyday activity, to sudden fluctuations in offences because of the impact of restrictions on our lives, these changes to community safety will have a lasting impact for years to come. BBC 28/3/2021 Analysis, Feature County lines gangs have changed tactics during COVID – and their victims are getting even younger Gang are increasingly using social media to groom young people, and a report suggests the typical profile of a victim is changing. Sky News 28/3/2021 News Do behaviour change programs stop men being violent? AUSTRALIA: Until he took part in a group men’s program, it had never occurred to Dave* that his violence against his partner was affecting his children’s development. It was a pretty confronting realisation. The Age (Australia) 28/3/2021 Feature Nine police officers injured during anti-lockdown protests in West Yorkshire Nine police officers were injured after they intervened to stop anti-lockdown protesters making their way towards a vaccination centre in West Yorkshire. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 28/3/2021 News Five ways to create a more agile police force with Microsoft Surface Enhance your ability to pivot as circumstances change, with secure technology and superior mobility for a more flexible and adaptable force. UKAuthority.com 28/3/2021 Feature Police chief ‘horrified’ that ‘Kill the Bill’ hashtag is allowed on Twitter A top police chief has said she is "horrified" the "Kill the Bill" hashtag is being permitted to be shared by those who oppose the government's controversial new police and crime bill. LBC 28/3/2021 News Every police force will have to investigate school sex abuse claims, senior officer warns Allegations engulfing some of the country's leading private schools are 'tip of the iceberg' in what will be 'next major scandal' The Telegraph - Subscription at source 28/3/2021 News Racial justice is key to effective policing, says NPCC chief amid legitimacy crisis The leader of Britain’s police chiefs has said forces’ legitimacy in black communities is so low it is damaging the effectiveness of law enforcement, as he vowed to change generations of strained trust and confidence. The Guardian 28/3/2021 News Protest laws move UK towards paramilitary policing, says former chief A former police chief has warned that new protest laws move Britain dangerously in the direction of “paramilitary policing” and that UK ministers are “flexing their muscles via their police forces” like repressive regimes around the world. The Guardian 28/3/2021 News #defund Or #re-Fund? Re-Examining Bayley’s Blueprint For Police Reform In light of the defund the police movement, it is imperative we consider what police reform could and potentially should look like. Some, for example, have called for a reduced police footprint in marginalised communities through reallocating police funding towards preventative services for a myriad of social issues. However, drawing on David Bayley’s Police for the Future, we show that a dilemma arises with respect to police involvement in these issues: the police cannot be solely relied upon to address all social issues, but they cannot be fully absolved of the responsibility either. As such, further drawing on Bayley’s thoughts for police reform, we instead argue for the adoption of evidence-based policing as a more fruitful driver of meaningful, long-term police reform as it not only enables the police to identify practices that are effective or even harmful, but it also can be used as means for police accountability. International Journal of Comparative and Applied Criminal Justice - Registration at source 28/3/2021 Research article Protest Policing and the Reality of Freedom: Evidence From Hong Kong, Portland, and Santiago in 2019 and 2020 Protests erupted in many nations around the world in 2019 and 2020, some peaceful and some violent. The police response to these protests varied widely, from calm and restrained in some places to violent and repressive in others. Variations in the police response to these events are reminiscent of David Bayley’s groundbreaking comparative research on the links between policing and democracy and the fundamental role of police in shaping “the reality of freedom.” Drawing on Bayley’s scholarship, this paper examines the police response to protests in Hong Kong, Portland, and Santiago in 2019 and 2020. In all three settings, people have constitutional rights to freedom of speech and assembly. Yet when people took to the streets to challenge their governments and exercise these rights, the police response provided a useful gauge of the reality of freedom. International Journal of Comparative and Applied Criminal Justice - Registration at source 28/3/2021 Research article Sexual abuse rife in state and private schools, say police Sexual abuse by pupils is widespread across state and private education, according to a leading police officer, who has revealed that more than 100 schools have been named on a website set up to expose misogyny, harassment and assault. The Sunday Telegraph - Subscription at source 28/3/2021 News V Division RCMP 2021 Reconciliation Strategy and Activities CANADA: The contributions of Inuit members past and present hold great value in all roles within the RCMP. Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) 28/3/2021 Report «257925802581258225832584258525862587Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
