Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102068 total results. Showing results 52381 to 52400 «261626172618261926202621262226232624Next ›Last » Bill is the opportunity to look at bigger picture of domestic abuse There has been much public debate about the content of the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill, but there’s one particular aspect that I believe could radically transform our response to the very serious crimes of domestic abuse and sexual violence. The Times - Subscription at source 13/9/2021 Feature, Opinion Special’s Gathering invite is a historic PFEW moment With Special Constables on the verge of becoming Fed members, PFEW Special Constabulary Working Group Secretary Dave Bamber says PFEW will become the voice of the warranted police officer. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 12/9/2021 News CND calls for answers from inquiry over 1980s police infiltration Demand follows confirmation by inquiry that undercover officer was planted in campaign HQ from 1981 to 1984 The Guardian 12/9/2021 News Patel faces widening revolt over policing bill’s restrictions on protest More than 350 groups join peers in challenging home secretary over ‘attack on democratic rights’ as legislation enters Lords The Guardian 12/9/2021 News Serving Metropolitan Police officer charged with 19 voyeurism offences Detective inspector accused of crimes in Greater London, Manchester and Brighton areas The Independent 12/9/2021 News Cressida Dick: Tech giants make it impossible to stop terrorists The Metropolitan Police commissioner has accused tech giants of making it harder to identify and stop terrorists. BBC 12/9/2021 News Artificial Fairness? Trust in Algorithmic Police Decision-Making Test whether (1) people view a policing decision made by an algorithm as more or less trustworthy than when an officer makes the same decision; (2) people who are presented with a specific instance of algorithmic policing have greater or lesser support for the general use of algorithmic policing in general; and (3) people use trust as a heuristic through which to make sense of an unfamiliar technology like algorithmic policing. An online experiment tested whether different decision-making methods, outcomes and scenario types affect judgements about the appropriateness and fairness of decision-making and the general acceptability of police use of this particular technology. People see a decision as less fair and less appropriate when an algorithm decides, compared to when an officer decides. Yet, perceptions of fairness and appropriateness were strong predictors of support for police use of algorithms, and being exposed to a successful use of an algorithm was linked, via trust in the decision made, to greater support for police use of algorithms. Journal of Experimental Criminology 12/9/2021 Research article Tasmania Police counter-terrorism continually evolving since 9/11 AUSTRALIA: Twenty years on from September 11, Tasmania can consider itself one of the safest places in the world when it comes to terrorism. The Examiner (Australia) 12/9/2021 News Police treatment of Indigenous protesters differs starkly from white protesters, experts say CANADA: The RCMP said it evaluates the threat and risk of each case, and responds in an appropriate manner CBC News (Canada) 12/9/2021 Analysis, Feature The Irish Times view: Drew Harris pushes back REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Strong opposition to proposed Garda reforms, specifically to the force’s oversight agencies, has been voiced by Garda Commissioner Drew Harris. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 12/9/2021 News Gardaà unhappy as HQ moves sex offences and fraud units to suburbs REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The largest garda union in the country is objecting to the relocation of two of its national specialist units to an industrial estate in Blanchardstown. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 12/9/2021 News 2021 Bi-annual report to the community January – June 30, 2021 CANADA: I have the distinct pleasure to represent the citizens of Edmonton during my second year as Chair of the Edmonton Police Commission. [pdf] Edmonton Police Commission (Canada) 12/9/2021 Report Expand use of INTERPOL to address global crime threats – G7 Ministers Data sharing essential in preventing extremist travel to and from Afghanistan INTERPOL 11/9/2021 News More than 6,000 work days lost to assaults on police officers in Scotland The figures for Police Scotland were released following a freedom of information request from the Scottish Conservatives. Daily Record 11/9/2021 News Police monitor northern coast for migrants leaving for Britain as they stand around remains of Nazi concrete gun emplacement In a week when unauthorised seaborne arrivals in Kent from France once again approached 1,000 in one single day, and Home Secretary Priti Patel threatened to cut funding for French Channel policing, the authorities there were finally sparked into action. Mail Online 11/9/2021 News Police figures highlight disturbing spike in domestic abuse calls during England Euros matches One England match day saw more than double the amount of calls to police Hull Live 11/9/2021 News Police chief and entire force quit ‘unexpectedly’ in Missouri town over pay and resources Kimberling mayor calls move ‘unexpectant and disappointing’ The Independent 11/9/2021 News UK announces Cressida Dick to stay on as London police chief London police chief Cressida Dick, who has faced calls to quit over her force’s handing of major investigations and protests, will remain in her role as Britain’s most senior officer, the British government said on Friday. euronews 11/9/2021 News The Impact of Foot Pursuits on Police Use of Force Police use of force has been, and remains, one of the most critical and controversial issues in policing. One way to address this issue, and perhaps make the police a little less controversial, is to identify situations where much force is used, force that may be deemed excessive. Policy and training may then be developed to reduce the frequency of these situations or to otherwise lesson the likelihood of force in these situations. For example, in the 1990s, research established that excessive force was a potential risk of motor vehicle pursuits; officers, fuelled by a combination of fear, adrenaline, and excitement, often used more force than necessary upon termination of motor vehicle… Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice 11/9/2021 Research article Garda watchdog targeted by hackers in new cyber attack REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Garda watchdog has been targeted in a cyber attack by hackers in recent weeks, the Irish Mirror can reveal. Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 11/9/2021 News «261626172618261926202621262226232624Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
