Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100904 total results. Showing results 51921 to 51940 «259325942595259625972598259926002601Next ›Last » UK gun licences: could vetting social media prevent another Plymouth shooting? Analysis: Hateful ideologies like ‘incel’ movement must be recognised as threats rather than dismissed as an online subculture The Guardian 16/8/2021 Analysis, Feature Former sergeant who deployed riot van to stalk ex spared jail A former West Mercia Police Sergeant whostalked his ex-partner using multiple police resources describedby a judge as 'sinister and sophisticated' has been given a suspended sentence. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/8/2021 News Cleveland setback as custody service told to improve by Inspectorate Cleveland's progress has taken a step back after HM Inspectorate warned its custody services need to improve. Areas of concern inxlude detainee monitoring and use of force records. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/8/2021 News Thmaes Vallet pulls out of HR system collaboration with two forces Three forces were developing ERP systems to improve HR, finance and learning and development. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/8/2021 News All forces to review firearms practices following Plymouth shooting Forces are being asked to review their current firearm application processes aswell as assess whether they need to revisit any existing licences after five people were shot dead in Plymouth. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/8/2021 News Social Media, Socialization, and Pursuing Legitimation of Police Violence Every day, police departments across America are executing stops, summonses, arrests, and increasingly, tweeting. Although scholarship has focused on how social media democratizes news production and information sharing for activist movements, it has yet to explore how police leverage these attributes to advance institutional interests. I argue that, beyond digital surveillance or community engagement, social media provides police with the technological capacity to pursue both daily socialization of online audiences to their worldview and legitimation in the aftermath of contested police violence. I provide evidence by adopting a qualitative approach to “big data” sources analyzing 1) all 3,167 tweets posted by the New York Police Department in 2018; 2) the 778 Twitter replies to their most contested fatal shooting that year; and 3) a sample of 139 news articles covering this shooting over a year afterward. As public scrutiny toward police intensifies, social media represents an independent channel for police to publicize information unfiltered by traditional mass media. These findings have implications for police accountability and the episodes of police violence that do—and do not—elevate into national controversies. Criminology - Registration at source 16/8/2021 Research article Policing degrees need to recognise existing experience while developing new skills and thinking The requirement for UK police recruits to either be graduates or achieve a degree as part of their training is still a subject of much debate; but University of Sunderland lecturers Dr Jerry Pearson and Adrian Smiles – both former serving officers – believe one area of the PEQF that needs to be addressed is delivering a degree qualification which recognises the skills and experience of those serving officers who are currently non-graduates. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 16/8/2021 Feature, Opinion To serve and protect whom? Using composite counter storytelling to explore black and indigenous youth experiences and perceptions of the police in Canada CANADA: Research based in the US and Britain have established that perceptions of the police are particularly low among youth and racialized communities. However, by contrast, little is known about racialized youth perceptions of the police within Canada. Crime and Delinquency 16/8/2021 Analysis, Feature Charter challenge likely if police chiefs get their way with cannabis laws CANADA: The Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police (OACP) is calling on governments to make some changes to the country’s cannabis laws, but at least one defence lawyer suspects the changes would be challenged under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Blackburn news.com (Canada) 16/8/2021 News Police pitch million-dollar Taser replacement plan, end to Strengthening Families CANADA: Among the items on this month's meeting agenda is a plan to replace the police's current stock of Tasers. Saskatoon Star Phoenix (Canada) 16/8/2021 News Minister Heather Humphreys calls for rent supports for victims of domestic abuse to be made permanent REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Social Protection Minister Heather Humphreys has asked for a ‘whole-of-government’ response to the epidemic of domestic, sexual and gender-based violence Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 16/8/2021 News Almost 20 money mule investigations underway in Cork REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Close to 20 investigations into money mules are currently being carried out in Cork city and county. Echo Live (Republic of Ireland) 16/8/2021 News Kevin Clarke death: police watchdog reopens investigation Mentally ill man was heard saying ‘I can’t breathe’ while being restrained by Met officers in London The Guardian 16/8/2021 News United Kingdom UK police to vet social media of gun licence applicants after Plymouth shooting British police will be required to check the social media profiles of firearm licence applicants under new rules following the Plymouth mass shooting in England, The Times newspaper reported. Reuters 16/8/2021 News ‘Science and technology is becoming more central to efficient and effective policing’ “For some time now,” says Professor Paul Taylor, “there’s been an emerging recognition that science and technology is becoming more central to efficient and effective policing. We also live in a world in which technology such as cyber and the Internet of Things, along with data and behavioural science are all part of the footplate of policing that contributes to a picture that’s very different to traditional policing of the past.” Engineering and Technology 16/8/2021 Feature Detective guilty of forging witness statement in murder investigation IOPC said the officer "will have to live with the consequences" after a jury found him guilty of forging a witness statement. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/8/2021 News Tributes paid to Surrey PC who died in car crash Tributes have been paid to a Surrey Police officer who died in a single vehicle collision in Hampshire on Friday (6 August). Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/8/2021 News The new probation Regional Reoffending Plans Work with offenders looks at the new regional probation strategy documents. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/8/2021 News Air support: unlocking the potential of drones Using only a fraction of technology available is already revolutionising policing in Thames Valley and Hampshire, with more opportunities just over the horizon. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/8/2021 Feature Police set to review all firearms licence holders following Plymouth shooting All police forces in England and Wales are being asked to review their current firearm application processes in the wake of the Plymouth mass shooting, the Government has announced. Police Professional 16/8/2021 News «259325942595259625972598259926002601Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
