Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97014 total results. Showing results 52841 to 52860 «263926402641264226432644264526462647Next ›Last » Packs for domestic abuse victims delivered by Bedfordshire’s PCC Funding from the Ministry of Justice has allowed Bedfordshire's OPCC to pay for kits containing items that could help a victim of domestic abuse who is fleeing their home. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/2/2021 News Pandemic policing deputy chief constable to retire in May DCC Paul Netherton spent the last six months seconded to Home Office to help with the national response to COVID-19 Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/2/2021 News Biden vows to end jail time for drug offences but says he will not defund police USA: Joe Biden vowed to end jail time for drug offences but told a TV town hall he will not defund police. The Independent 17/2/2021 News Metropolitan Police’s top black female officer: My brother was stopped and searched The UK’s most senior black female police officer has revealed her brother was stopped-and-searched by colleagues as she defended the controversial tactic. The Standard 17/2/2021 News BLM UK to fund ‘people’s tribunal’ for deaths in custody United Families and Friends Campaign receives £45,000 in BLM’s first round of funding The Guardian 17/2/2021 News New research to help police support stalking victims Academics have been asked to evaluate a new stalking screening tool being used by police to try to establish how effective it is in identifying and supporting victims of crime. De Montford University 17/2/2021 News Almost 30 modern slavery victims found every day in the UK last year, figures reveal Almost 30 potential victims of modern slavery were referred to UK police forces every day on average during the first nine months of 2020. The Yorkshire Post 17/2/2021 News Educating and empowering the next generation of policing professionals As police forces in England and Wales ramp up their recruitment programmes, concerns continue to be raised about the pressure to meet Home Office targets affecting the competence of new recruits; Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth spoke to Alison Lyle, Senior Lecturer in Policing at Sheffield Hallam University, about their courses to educate and professionalise the next generation of police officers. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 17/2/2021 Feature, Interview Profiles of U.S. Law Enforcement Officers’ Physical, Psychological, and Behavioral Health: Results From A Nationally Representative Survey of Officers  Law enforcement officers’ health and wellness is important at the individual and community levels in terms of maintaining a fit workforce to uphold the mission of public safety. The current study was designed to assess officer wellness across the U.S. From a nationally representative random sample of 1,135 local and state agencies, a random, probability-based sample of officers was selected, oversampling for female officers. Latent class analyses were conducted to assess wellness profiles based on a set of eleven physical, psychological, and behavioral health indicators for 2,232 officers. Personal and professional characteristics were included as auxiliary variables in models of the resulting classes. Results from this sample indicated that over two-thirds of officers fit a healthy profile, whereas one in four officers presents with moderate health concerns and nearly 6% are classified in a profile of broad health concerns. In this sample, sexual assault in childhood, greater exposure to critical incidents, working a current rotation schedule, and being female were characteristics associated with broad health concerns. Emotional and/or physical assault in childhood, greater exposure to critical incidents, and being female were characteristics associated with moderate health concerns, whereas older age and being Hispanic were protective factors. Police Quarterly - Registration at source 17/2/2021 Research article Pressing the delete button The service has a major issue dealing with poor quality legacy information on its systems. But how does it navigate those diffcult backwaters safely? Gary Mason reports. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/2/2021 Feature Herts is first force to tackle stalker without victim support A man has become the first in the country to be given a stalking order without support from the victim. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/2/2021 News South Wales officer under investigation after custody death A South Wales police officer is now under investigation for misconduct as part of an IOPC inquiry into police contact with Mohamud Mohamed Hassan prior to his death. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/2/2021 News Fresh calls for smart motorways to be scrapped A smart motorway that has featured in two recent inquests should be scrapped following another serious crash, the police and crime commissioner for South Yorkshire has said. Police Professional 17/2/2021 News Hertfordshire Police use Teams to engage with more policing candidates than ever before Hertfordshire Constabulary are using Microsoft Teams to help them stay in contact with more than 700 would-be recruits. National Enabling Programmes 17/2/2021 News COVID-19: An appraisal of the police response to the pandemic Police Foundation and Crest Advisory release research on the challenges of enforcing new coronavirus laws College of Policing 17/2/2021 Feature, News PCC Video: You Have A Voice A short animated video explaining the role of Police and Crime Commissioners which includes: their responsibilities; what they do for local communities; how their role is different to that of a Chief Constable; how they are answerable to the public, who elects them; and where to find out more information. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 17/2/2021 News, UK PCC Elections Landmarks in law: when five men were jailed for consensual sex The case of five men jailed for engaging in consensual sadomasochistic sexual acts became a legal guideline The Guardian 17/2/2021 News Forensic science rationing is putting justice at risk, says outgoing regulator Dr Gillian Tully says lack of capacity is forcing police to limit toxicology tests on suspected drug drivers The Guardian 17/2/2021 News Police watchdog inspector claims he was paid less than black female colleague because he’s a ‘white man’ Matthew Parr is suing the Home Office for what he claims was a 'ham-fisted' attempt to cut his pay The Telegraph - Subscription at source 17/2/2021 News Tiny proportion of police’s coercive control investigations end with charge in North Wales North Wales Police investigated hundreds of coercive control allegations, but ended only four with a charge or summons, figures show. 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