Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115966 total results. Showing results 52281 to 52300 «261126122613261426152616261726182619Next ›Last » Emergency services to get $1.4 billion communications network NEW ZEALAND: Emergency workers including police, firefighters and ambulance drivers will get a new $1.4 billion communications network that should reduce the risk of rescues being held up as a result of them dropping out of coverage. Stuff (New Zealand) 10/11/2022 News Emergency Services Chief Executives welcome the build phase of New Zealand’s new Public Safety Network NEW ZEALAND: We welcome today’s announcement(link is external) confirming build is underway of the new Public Safety Network Te Kupenga Marutau - Government’s new digital communications network for emergency services. New Zealand Police 10/11/2022 News Surrey Police Union opposes mayor’s policing plan, members declare no intention of joining RCMP CANADA: The union representing 293 Surrey Police Service officers said it opposes the new Surrey mayor’s plan of keeping Surrey RCMP operating within the city. Global News (Canada) 10/11/2022 News Adam: Trucker inquiry shows how serious problems are with Ottawa Police CANADA: The inquiry into the use of the Emergencies Act to end the trucker protest has moved on to other parties, leaving Ottawa to digest former police chief Peter Sloly’s defiant defence of his handling of the crisis. Ottawa Citizen (Canada) 10/11/2022 Feature, Opinion Finding true passion from time in the force CANADA: I signed up for the RCMP in 1991, and half of my career was in Ontario. In 2007, I was assigned to international investigations which took me to India and then Pakistan. Blue Line (Canada) 10/11/2022 Feature, Opinion Police Scotland must ‘address failings’ says ex-officer. A former Moray police officer who was sexually assaulted by a fellow officer has called on Police Scotland to take whistleblowers more seriously. BBC 10/11/2022 News ‘Hutch Criminal Organisation’ emanates from ‘close family associations’, garda tells court REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The "Hutch Criminal Organisation" emanates from "intergenerational familial bonds and close family associations" in Dublin city centre and operates on a patriarchal system of loyalty based on monetary gains, a senior garda has told the Special Criminal Court. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 10/11/2022 News Extra patrols on transport network part of PCC campaign An increased uniformed police presence will be seen around transport hubs and on key bus routes from this weekend as part of the Safer Streets Liverpool campaign. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/11/2022 News Event recalls arrival of An Garda Síochána to Cork 100 years ago REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The arrival of the first members of An Garda Síochána into Cork 100 years ago was recalled with pride on Wednesday by senior officers in the city. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 10/11/2022 News Minister McEntee welcomes Victims’ Forum as key space to improve services and supports REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Minister for Justice, Helen McEntee TD, has welcomed the first in-person Victims’ Forum event, which took place earlier today. gov.ie 10/11/2022 News ASB and crime are “part of the same continuum” says DCC lead Tackling ASB will help both cut crime and increase confidence, the NPCC lead DCC Andy Prophet has said. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/11/2022 News Domestic homicide sentencing ‘needs to be improved’ The Mayor and Deputy Mayor of West Yorkshire have called for tougher sentencing for domestic murders. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/11/2022 News People who do not ‘look like’ typical judge have lowest trust in judiciary Exclusive: survey of more than 5,000 adults across Great Britain appears to validate attempts to increase judicial diversity. The Guardian 10/11/2022 News Home Secretary promises police her full support to take a ‘firmer line against criminal activists’ The Home Secretary has promised police her full support to “use all the powers at their disposal” to tackle unlawful protests. Police Professional 10/11/2022 News Change to complaints system needed to allow ‘faster removal of unfit officers’, says report. The Mayor of London is being urged to ask the Home Secretary to review guidance to allow for the “immediate removal” of police officers who are proven unfit for the role, including those who have been convicted of criminal offences. Police Professional 10/11/2022 News Convicted rapists among almost 350 foreign criminals and immigration offenders removed from UK Convicted rapists were among almost 350 foreign criminals and immigration offenders who were removed from the UK by the Home Office last month. Police Professional 10/11/2022 News ‘Street savvy’ officers needed on the beat, says PCC “Street savvy, dedicated officers” are needed on the beat who are not put off from joining the service by degree-level entry requirements, says Lancashire’s police and crime commissioner (PCC). Police Professional 10/11/2022 News NPCC and APCC pledge to help deliver ‘societal change’ to tackle VAWG The National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) and Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) have pledged to jointly improve the response to violence against women and girls (VAWG) through stronger partnership working. Police Professional 10/11/2022 News The Influence of Law Enforcement Officers’ Sex in Their Attitude toward Intimate Partner Violence Situations This article analyzes the impact that the sex of law enforcement officers might have on the way they intervene in Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) situations, and if that is determined by prejudices related to traditional gender roles within intimate relationships. A questionnaire was applied to 1,872 law enforcement officers of GNR (Republican National Guard), Portugal. The results show differences in beliefs and perceptions and subsequent decisions to intervene, which reveal that women and men hold different views about gender roles and IPV. The data warns against the influence that prejudices might have on the decision to act in IPV situations. Women and Criminal Justice - Subscription at source 10/11/2022 Research article ‘Channel shift’: Technologically mediated policing and procedural justice In recent years, police forces in the United Kingdom have introduced various technologies that alter the methods by which they interact with the public. In a parallel development, many forces have also begun to embrace the concept of procedural justice as a method through which to secure legitimacy and (in turn) public compliance and cooperation. What has not received sufficient attention, within policing or academia, is the extent to which these two trends are compatible, with the procedural justice literature still predicated on an assumption that police–public ‘contacts’ or ‘encounters’ are in-person. The effect of technologically mediating police–public contacts on ‘policing by consent’, is therefore unknown. In this article, we focus specifically on the possible implications of the Single Online Home (SOH) (a portal through which the public can report crime, get updates on cases, give feedback and pay fines, among other things, which is currently being rolled out across forces), considering ‘interactions’ between police and public where there is no physical co-presence. Noting the unique context that is policing, we draw on the limited existing research on procedural justice encounters in technologically mediated contexts to explore whether procedural justice theory is ‘future-proof’ for a policing context increasingly reliant on such encounters. We conclude that, through empirical research, we must update our conceptual understanding of what ‘contact’ can mean, and accept that current developments may in fact be transforming relationships rather than simply facilitating existing ones. International Journal of Police Science & Management 10/11/2022 Research article «261126122613261426152616261726182619Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
