Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93954 total results. Showing results 52541 to 52560 «262426252626262726282629263026312632Next ›Last » UK police and other investigators spend £4m on phone hacking software Met Police, Police Scotland and CMA have signed deals for Cellebrite tools in past two years Financial Times 9/11/2020 News Interview with Italian Carabinieri Colonel Pietro Carrozza EUROPE: For today’s Daily COVID-19 Report, Chuck Wexler checked in with Carabinieri Colonel Pietro Carrozza, who commands the Verona region of Italy, which is the part of Italy that has been hardest hit by COVID-19 . In previous COVID-19 Reports in April and May, Colonel Carrozza told us about how his department responded to an increase in COVID cases in Italy that peaked in late March (see graph below). Strict rules helped to keep Italy’s infection rates low throughout the summer. Unfortunately, last month, Italy began experiencing a severe resurgence of COVID cases. In today’s report, Colonel Carrozza describes the situation in the Verona region as of early November. From the beginning, Colonel Carrozza told PERF that his first concern was protecting his force, because if many carabinieri [officers] became infected, his department would not be able to do its job. As early as March, he had implemented a wide range of protective measures, including separating shifts so that officers on different shifts would never come into contact with each other. Colonel Carrozza also explained that Italy’s restrictions on the public last spring were quite strict. In the early weeks, many people were restricted from leaving their homes. And police in Verona were patrolling internal borders to enforce rules against people moving from one region of the country to another. In today’s report, Carrozza describes his department’s response to the current wave of cases. Police Executive Research Forum 9/11/2020 Feature, Interview, Opinion CORE political violence and violent organised crime report Q3 2020 We are pleased to release our third quarter report on political violence and violent organised crime incidents around the world. This report draws upon and highlights the extensive incident mapping data and analysis that is available within CORE, the essential risk monitoring platform from Control Risks. The Q3 report details global incidents of war, terrorism, unrest and violent organised crime with commercial relevance. Control Risks 9/11/2020 Report Social Media and Community-Oriented Policing: Examining the Organizational Image Construction of Municipal Police on Twitter and Facebook Municipal police departments across the United States are under pressure to strengthen relationships with the communities they serve, reinvigorating a discussion about enhancing the community orientation of the police. Social media is recommended as one way to improve community relationships, but is the social media content posted by police departments community-oriented? Is that the type of content they wish to project? By integrating organizational image construction from communication studies with the study of policing, this research compares what municipal police departments intend to convey on social media with the content that they post. Managers of social media accounts emphasized the value of providing transparency and humanizing officers while social media content reveals efforts to delicately balance crime-fighting and community-oriented identities. This balance varies by agency size, jurisdiction, and platform, suggesting that the pressures governing image-making activities must be further examined in local context. Police Practice and Research - Registration at source 9/11/2020 Research article “Society Wants to See A True Victim”: Police Interpretations of Victims of Sexual Violence Despite attempts to rectify the injustices experienced by victims of sexual violence within the criminal justice system, unfounded rates for sexual violence remain high and many victims continue to feel disempowered and voiceless. In this context, police officers wrestle with how to support victims, while protecting those who may be falsely accused and grappling with deeply imbedded cultural beliefs about who constitutes a “true” victim. In the current article, we draw on interviews with officers working in Internet Child Exploitation, sex crimes, and child abuse units across 10 Canadian police service organizations to understand how police interpret and respond to child, youth, and adult victims of sex crimes. We unpack the range of interpretations of victims, explore if and how interpretations of victims translate into police perceptions of their interactions with victims, and their interpretations of the possible outcomes that can be offered in the investigation. We highlight the difficulties officers encounter as they strive to balance their occupational role with victims’ needs. We argue that police interpretations of sexual violence and sexual violence victims are shaped by the officer’s adherence to or rejection of understandings of the “ideal victim”. Feminist Criminology - Registration at source 9/11/2020 Research article Home Office to end gun loophole but campaigners urge more action The risk from 26,000 vintage firearms could be reduced under government plans to close a loophole but campaigners say ministers haven't gone far enough. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/11/2020 News Kettle of boiling water thrown at police officers Chief Constable Nick Adderley has condemned the “appalling attack’ on two police officers who had a kettle of boiling water thrown at them. Police Professional 9/11/2020 News New measures to target antique firearms used in violent crime Loopholes exploited by criminals to use antique firearms in violent crime will be closed by new laws introduced today (November 9). Police Professional 9/11/2020 News Brexit: Police heading into ‘unknown’ when UK leaves EU on 1 January, senior officer warns ‘Efficiency and effectiveness’ at risk as terror threat raised and crime becomes increasingly transnational The Independent 9/11/2020 News UK police and other investigators spend £4m on phone hacking software Met Police, Police Scotland and CMA have signed deals for Cellebrite tools in past two years Financial Times 9/11/2020 News Austrian police arrest 30 radical Islamists following Vienna shooting Austrian police have arrested 30 suspected Islamists and searched more than 60 properties less than a week after a terror attack in Vienna. The Times - Subscription at source 9/11/2020 French police break trafficking ring that ‘sent 1,000 to UK’ Police have broken up a people-smuggling gang believed to have brought between 500 and 1,000 migrants into Britain over the past 12 months. The Times - Subscription at source 9/11/2020 News A force for good: Empowering police and out-of-court disposals through low code With COVID-19 contributing to a court case backlog in the UK that may take years to clear, out-of-court disposals (OOCDs) could offer an alternative to court for low-level offenders, while also providing early, effective interventions; Andrew Inwards of Fujitsu outlines the company’s co-creation work with police forces to develop a fast, effective OOCD app. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 9/11/2020 Feature Interview: Why an Imam PC wants others to walk in his footsteps An Imam PC serving with West Midlands Police explains why any type of adversity is an asset to policing. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/11/2020 Feature ‘Reality of knife crime’ shown in video funded by Nottinghamshire’s VRU A video looking at the lives of young men impacted by violence in Nottinghamshire has been released as part of a social media campaign 'shattering myths' about knife crime. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/11/2020 News Disguised bladed weapons targeted in Operation Spectre 2 Second Operation Spectre will target gangs who are ignoring lockdown but will be highly visible. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/11/2020 News PC gets judge’s commendation for helping ‘flame engulfed’ colleague Man given 10 years for throwing petrol bomb at officers who were attempting to evict him from his land. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/11/2020 News IOPC investigation opened after man shot dead by Wiltshire Police The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has opened an investigation into the death of a 57-year-old man who was shot by officers from Wiltshire Police just after 2am on Sunday (November 8). Police Professional 9/11/2020 News In context: Covert Human Intelligence Sources Bill The House of Commons voted in October to pass a bill that critics say could give undercover agents a license to kill, torture or rape while on the job. That has proved controversial. Holyrood Magazine 9/11/2020 News Here’s how to outsmart criminals abusing the online shopping experience this holiday season New awareness campaign focuses on e-retailers ahead of Cyber Weekend Europol 9/11/2020 News «262426252626262726282629263026312632Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
