Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100893 total results. Showing results 52081 to 52100 «260126022603260426052606260726082609Next ›Last » University of Sunderland expands its professional policing provision The University of Sunderland is expanding its provision to cater both to in-service police officers and those starting out and looking to begin a career in policing. As part of this expansion we are introducing our brand-new BSc Policing Studies (Top-up) course taught by academics with decades of experience in the police service. There’s also still time to enrol as we have places remaining on this course for September 2021 entry. Policing Insight 10/8/2021 Advertisement, Feature Understanding the Multi-Level Interactions Between Physical Environment and Neighborhood Characteristics in Assessing Vulnerability to Crime in Micro-Places Spatial crime risk assessment is based on the identification of the environmental conditions that could facilitate crime. Previous applications of this approach mainly rely on single-level analyses neglecting that different contextual factors are likely to influence crime at different geographical levels and to interact with one another in defining crime risk. This study proposes to innovate this approach by using a multi-level analysis and estimating the interaction terms among environmental features and neighborhood characteristics. An empirical test is conducted in a large urban area. The results prove that this method significantly increases the predictive capacity and favors more complete interpretations of the underlying criminogenic mechanisms, thus orienting more effective consequential actions. Crime and Delinquency - Registration at source 10/8/2021 Research article Ontario launches first-of-its-kind child sex trafficking intervention teams in Durham, Toronto CANADA: Ontario is devoting funding of $11.5 million over three years to establish in Toronto and in Durham Region two new Children at Risk of Exploitation (CARE) units, intervention teams which are the first of its kind in the province. Law Times (Canada) 10/8/2021 News Horse Road Safety Appeal is launched as survey reveals 4 in 5 horse riders experience issues on Irish roads REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: THE Road Safety Authority (RSA), Horse Sport Ireland (HSI), Horse Racing Ireland (HRI) and An Garda Síochána have come together to launch a road safety appeal calling on horse-riders and other road users to share the roads safely. Limerick Post (Republic of Ireland) 10/8/2021 News The biggest heroin bust in the history of the state REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: ‘Coalition of gangs’ suspected of being behind €12.3m heroin haul Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 10/8/2021 News Up to 13 gardaí quizzed over ‘squaring away’ road traffic tickets REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Up to 13 gardaí were interviewed today at a Limerick garda station as part of a garda investigation into the alleged “squaring away” of fixed charge penalty notices and related court summonses. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 10/8/2021 News Misconduct findings against sergeant and staff in death in custody case The IOPC also identified issues with the way information entered on to the electronic custody records was displayed to users. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/8/2021 News Moray MP Douglas Ross discusses roll-out of Keiran’s Legacy defibrillators in police fleet with Police Scotland chief constable MORAY'S MP has used a meeting with Scotland's police chief to discuss the possibility of equipping front-line police vehicles with Keiran's Legacy defibrillators. Grampian Online 10/8/2021 News Investigation reveals how football can be used to launder money English football clubs can be bought by criminals and then used to launder the proceeds of their criminal activities, an undercover investigation has found. Police Professional 10/8/2021 News National Chair speaks out on ‘disappointing’ lack of response from Government to ‘damning’ letter from PFEW Two weeks ago, together with Federation colleagues from around England and Wales, I hand-delivered a letter to the Prime Minister and Chancellor setting out our anger at the zero percent pay award for police officers this year, and demanding that government reverse that decision. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 10/8/2021 Feature, Opinion Catalytic converter thefts drop as people take action to protect their vehicles Reports of catalytic converter thefts across the UK have dropped by 57 per cent, as people opt to forensically mark their vehicles. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 10/8/2021 News Copeland Police hold talks with the public in Whitehaven Community conversations are taking place between the police and public as part of the force’s proactive work. News and Star 10/8/2021 News Specialist rural policing officers target illegal taking of fish Police are stepping up patrols around fisheries in Ryedale, after an increase in suspected poaching. North Yorkshire Police 10/8/2021 News Five of the worst places for crimes in Suffolk The latest crime figures released by Suffolk police show there was drop in police activity in some areas of the region in June compared to a year ago. East Anglian Daily Times 10/8/2021 News CNC collaboration agreements Details of the collaboration agreements that the CNC hold with other police forces across England and in Scotland. gov.uk 10/8/2021 News Home Office to research financial crime linked to illegal wildlife trade The Home Office has commissioned a project to assess the UK’s performance on tackling financial crime related to illegal wildlife trade ahead of September’s G7 Interior Ministers’ Meeting being hosted by the Home Secretary in September. Police Professional 10/8/2021 News Essex Police seize £200k drug money and arrest 272 in six months More than £200,000 in drug money has been seized and nearly 300 arrests made in six months in a policing crackdown. Gazette (Thurrock) 10/8/2021 News Violence against women: The ‘shadow pandemic’ The rape and murder of Sarah Everard in the UK has been a wake-up call to the wider issue of violence against women and girls, a problem that has resonated with female communities globally; former Detective Chief Superintendent Gareth Bryon looks at both the legislative and law enforcement responses in the UK and the US, as well as moves to tackle the subjugation of women and reinforce women’s rights around the world. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 10/8/2021 Feature, Opinion Weekly academic research summary This summary curates the key policing-related research that's been published online in the last week, with links to the original journal articles, and selected abstracts. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 10/8/2021 News Patterns and predictors of reoffending among child sexual offenders: A rapid evidence assessment AUSTRALIA: A rapid evidence assessment was conducted to provide an updated review of reoffending research on child sexual offenders from January 2010 to March 2020. [pdf] Australian Institute of Criminology (Australia) 10/8/2021 Research article «260126022603260426052606260726082609Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
