Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103290 total results. Showing results 52561 to 52580 «262526262627262826292630263126322633Next ›Last » Rural property, motorbikes, cars and cash forfeited after Waikato police investigation NEW ZEALAND: More than $1 million worth of assets, including a rural Waikato property, have been seized following a long-running drug investigation. Stuff (New Zealand) 19/10/2021 News ‘Wave of terrorism in Europe moving towards the UK’, ex-counter terror chief warns Nick Aldworth, the UK's former counter-terrorism national co-ordinator, tells Sky News authorities face an "enormous challenge" to identify potential lone-wolf attackers who have been radicalised at home during lockdown. Sky News 19/10/2021 News Police withdraws leaflet picturing black drug dealer after anti-racist criticism Campaigners have blasted a police force over leaflets that show a black drug dealer when just 0.1 per cent of people in the county are black. Express 19/10/2021 News Police in Scotland have “very high levels of commitment to public service” Police in Scotland have very high levels of public service motivation, an academic survey of almost 7,400 officers and staff has found. Police Scotland 19/10/2021 News Lord Janner: Police shut down MP child abuse investigations Police investigations into allegations of child abuse against a former MP were marred by "a series of failings", a report has found. BBC 19/10/2021 News Charges ‘unlikely’ for bystanders who failed to report rape say prosecutors Bystanders who stood by and failed to help a woman raped on a Philadelphia commuter train last week could face criminal charges, police have said. BBC 19/10/2021 News Systemic Racism in Police Killings: New Evidence From the Mapping Police Violence Database, 2013–2021 This research note provides new evidence consistent with systemic anti-Black racism in police killings across the United States. Data come from the Mapping Police Violence Database (2013–2021). I calculate race-specific odds and probabilities that victims of police killings exhibited mental illness, were armed with a weapon, or attempted to flee the scene at the time of their killing. Multilevel, multivariable logistic regression techniques are applied to further account for the victim’s age, gender, year of killing, and geographical clustering. I find that White victims are underrepresented, and Black victims overrepresented in the database. Relative to White victims, Black victims also have 60% lower odds of exhibiting signs of mental illness, 23% lower odds of being armed, and 28% higher odds of fleeing. Hispanic victims exhibit 45% lower odds of being armed relative to their White peers but are otherwise comparable. Race and Justice - Registration at source 19/10/2021 Research article ‘Was this level of force necessary?’: Man hospitalized after police-dog takedown in Nanaimo CANADA: VICTORIA -- An unarmed man was sent to hospital after he was taken down by a police dog in Nanaimo, B.C., on Monday morning. [VIDEO] CTV News (Canada) 19/10/2021 News Surrey Police Board mandates COVID-19 vaccinations for officers CANADA: All officers must be vaccinated by Nov. 30, according to new board policy Peace Arch News (Canada) 19/10/2021 News Halifax police board seeks second opinion on its authority to review response to homeless evictions protest CANADA: The municipality’s civilian police oversight board has asked for an independent legal opinion on whether it has the authority to review the actions of police at a protest at the former Halifax Memorial Library in August. Halifax Examiner (Canada) 19/10/2021 News Gardaí set up new operation to enforce speed limits, seat belt wearing and phone use REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardaí have set up a new operation to target dangerous driver behaviours until the end of the year after a “bad summer for road safety”. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 19/10/2021 News ICCL backs giving GSoc power to search stations REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Controversial Government plans to grant the Garda Síochána Ombudsman Commission power to search a Garda station without a court warrant have been backed by the Irish Council for Civil Liberties. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 19/10/2021 News Garda Commissioner defends probe into Limerick gardaí REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Fianna Fáil TD Cathal Crowe claimed that 60 gardaí in Limerick are being investigated about the alleged ‘squaring off’ of fixed charge penalty notices Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 19/10/2021 News Tri-county specialist operations command introduces independent community scrutiny on use of force A renewed focus on community scrutiny of the use of force – highlighted in the wake of the killing of George Floyd, and encouraged by Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services – has prompted Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire and Cambridgeshire Police Joint Protective Services command to set up a tri-county independent scrutiny panel on police use of force; panel chair Montell Neufville explains how the panel was established and will operate. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 19/10/2021 Feature Factors That Influence Trust in the Police in Mexico Despite Mexico’s justice reform, most Mexican citizens do not trust in their criminal justice system. Particularly, public dissatisfaction with the police has not been solved in Mexico. Researchers have examined citizens’ trust in the police to improve public-police relationship in Mexico. Relatively less attention, however, has been made to the theoretical framework, which explores factors such as instrumental and expressive factors that influence the public trust in the police. Thus, using a data set from the Latin American Public Opinion Project, this study conducted multiple regressions to find those factors. Results indicated that neighbourhood security (key instrumental factors) was significantly related to trust in the police. In addition, police corruption showed a negative association with trust in police and public satisfaction with police performance. This study found supporting evidence that securing neighbourhoods builds more confidence in the police among residents. Overall, these results suggest meaningful strategies to improve trust in the Mexico’s police. International Journal of Comparative and Applied Criminal Justice - Registration at source 19/10/2021 Research article New Cambridgeshire pilot aims to save lives Cambridgeshire Constabulary has teamed up with the East of England Ambulance Service (EEAST) for a three-month pilot scheme aimed at saving lives. Police Professional 19/10/2021 News “We have to look after them”: FCN begins policing’s first national forensic workforce strategy Plans are underway to create the first national forensic workforce strategy for policing in England and Wales. Forensic Capability Network 19/10/2021 News Force Focus: Bedfordshire leading the way in digital forensics As part of the Government’s Rape Review action plan, Transforming Forensics recently kicked off a new £5m project to help forces improve their response to rape and other serious crimes through the use of new digital tools and tech. The project draws on a highly successful model developed by Bedfordshire Police. In this Force Focus, Beds’ Detective Chief Superintendent Julie Henderson and Detective Inspector Pete Ward tell us about the approach and where the inspiration for it came from. Forensic Capability Network 19/10/2021 News Improving inclusion in policing ‘Learning about the great Black contribution to British society could not be more important today’ College of Policing 19/10/2021 News Met Police gave male officer the name and address of a woman who complained about his conduct The Met said it has changed its complaints form to ensure a mistake like this does not happen again i News 19/10/2021 News «262526262627262826292630263126322633Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
