Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103232 total results. Showing results 52581 to 52600 «262626272628262926302631263226332634Next ›Last » Prison scanners thwart 10,000 smuggling attempts X-ray body scanners have stopped 10,000 attempts to smuggle contraband including drugs, weapons and phones into prisons in just over a year. Police Professional 16/10/2021 News MP stabbed to death at constituency surgery The Conservative MP Sir David Amess has died after being stabbed multiple times while holding a constituency surgery, Essex Police has said. Police Professional 16/10/2021 News New operation to protect next generation EU recovery funds Launched at Europol, Operation Sentinel will contribute to a concerted response to an expected fraud wave Europol 16/10/2021 News Mobilizing global action against intellectual property crim Threat posed by intellectual property crime and illicit trade networks focus of international meeting INTERPOL 16/10/2021 News Police data shows increase in crimes against MPs There were seven reports of MPs receiving threats, and three cases of common assault over the period. Belfast Telegraph 16/10/2021 News Three face court after police smash multimillion-dollar money laundering ring AUSTRALIA: Three men have appeared before a Melbourne court after allegedly helming one of Australia’s biggest money laundering syndicates, which is accused of purchasing the identities of hundreds of foreign students on the dark web to wash cash and move tens of millions of dollars offshore. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) 15/10/2021 News NSW Police drop 22 of 34,000 COVID fines AUSTRALIA: NSW Police have dropped just 22 of more than 34,000 fines issued for COVID-19 breaches in the first eight months of the year. Mandurah Mail (Australia) 15/10/2021 News Cyber-crime: How police are rebooting methods for a new era AUSTRALIA: Assistant Commissioner Bob Hill and Commander Mick Frewen are traditional cops battling non-traditional crime. They are proving that in law enforcement old dogs can learn new tricks. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) 15/10/2021 Feature, Opinion Gang Intelligence Centre ‘obstructed’ by public attention, political debate NEW ZEALAND: Police say the Gang Intelligence Centre – a group of 12 government agencies sharing information with the aim of reducing gang harm – has failed to fulfil its potential and has been obstructed by public attention and political debate. Stuff (New Zealand) 15/10/2021 News Invercargill police prosecutor becomes Police Association VP NEW ZEALAND: Sergeant Gerken has been actively involved in the Police Association since he first recovered from cancer in the 1990s, and has been the southern region representative for six years. Stuff (New Zealand) 15/10/2021 News Man arrested as police seize drugs and firearms in Napier NEW ZEALAND: Police have seized drugs and more than 20 firearms after carrying out a search warrant at a Hawke's Bay property. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 15/10/2021 News Police warn of new WhatsApp scam The PSNI is warning Whatsapp users of a new scam which has targeted dozens of people across the country since the beginning of September. ITV News 15/10/2021 News Huge rise in domestic abuse cases being dropped in England and Wales Victims of alleged domestic abuse are seeing their cases dropped at a rapidly increasing rate, according to data obtained by the BBC. BBC 15/10/2021 News Police in the UK must change sexist locker room culture from within Record View says rank and file police have to get involved in changing the culture or change their job. Daily Record 15/10/2021 News Police volunteers honoured at 2021 Lord Ferrers Awards The awards celebrate the contribution of volunteers to the policing family. Home Office 15/10/2021 News ‘If it were the UK, police would have opened fire’: the explosive film about Trump’s Capitol Hill rioters It was the day rampaging Trump supporters stormed the Capitol – and almost derailed democracy. Now, using footage from rioters’ cameras, an unsettling film takes you into the thick of the mayhem The Guardian 15/10/2021 News PC, 36, who was shopped to police by his angry ex-girlfriend for trying to dodge a speeding ticket and get her to ‘take the points’ avoids jail A police officer who was shopped by his ex-girlfriend for trying to dodge a speeding ticket has been given an 18-month suspended sentence. Mail Online 15/10/2021 News ‘What You’ve Got Is A Right to Silence’: Paraphrasing the Right to Silence and the Meaning of Rights In the Northern Territory of Australia (NT), it has long been recognised that the right to silence ‘caution’ is difficult to communicate, particularly with some Aboriginal suspects. This article reviews paraphrases used by NT police to explain the right, asking how they could be understood by Aboriginal people and offering initial conclusions about the meaning of paraphrases involving choice, rights and force. Meanwhile, the consequences of staying silent are consistently omitted from police paraphrases, highlighting that suspects must recover important meaning from context. This article argues that a significant source of contextual knowledge about the caution is discourses about rights, which are a complex and culture-specific way of thinking and talking. There is every risk that suspects without required contextual knowledge fail to obtain anything useful from many versions of the caution, a situation which likely entrenches disadvantage in the justice system. To communicate the caution across a large cultural gap requires specifying more meaning, but only policy-makers can decide what information the caution is supposed to communicate and what effect it is supposed to have. Evaluation of potential cautions should ask whether they are comprehensible, informative and credible and ultimately what effect they have for relevant audiences. International Journal of Speech Language and the Law - Registration at source 15/10/2021 Research article A Rapid Review of Early Guidance to Prevent and Control Covid-19 in Custodial Settings With over 11 million people incarcerated globally, prevention and control of COVID-19 in custodial settings is a critical component of the public health response. Given the risk of rapid transmission in these settings, it is important to know what guidance existed for responding to COVID-19 in the early stages of the pandemic. We sought to identify, collate, and summarise guidance for the prevention and control of COVID-19 in custodial settings in the first six months of 2020. We conducted a systematic search of peer-reviewed and grey literature, and manually searched relevant websites to identify publications up to 30 June 2020 outlining recommendations to prevent and/or control COVID-19 in custodial settings. We inductively developed a coding framework and assessed recommendations using conventional content analysis. Health and Justice 15/10/2021 Research article Correction to: A rapid review of early guidance to prevent and control COVID-19 in custodial settings With over 11 million people incarcerated globally, prevention and control of COVID-19 in custodial settings is a critical component of the public health response. Given the risk of rapid transmission in these settings, it is important to know what guidance existed for responding to COVID-19 in the early stages of the pandemic. We sought to identify, collate, and summarise guidance for the prevention and control of COVID-19 in custodial settings in the first six months of 2020. We conducted a systematic search of peer-reviewed and grey literature, and manually searched relevant websites to identify publications up to 30 June 2020 outlining recommendations to prevent and/or control COVID-19 in custodial settings. We inductively developed a coding framework and assessed recommendations using conventional content analysis. Health and Justice 15/10/2021 Research article «262626272628262926302631263226332634Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
