Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115977 total results. Showing results 53341 to 53360 «266426652666266726682669267026712672Next ›Last » Hundreds of Met officers should be sacked for misconduct, says new commissioner Officers in Britain’s biggest police force are getting away with breaking the law and committing misconduct, a damning review has found, and hundreds should be sacked. The Herald (Scotland) 17/10/2022 News Huge failings kept hundreds of corrupt officers in the force, admits Met chief. Casey report uncovers internal failings that let racist, corrupt and misogynist officers remain in their jobs. The Guardian 17/10/2022 News Police Scotland campaign against misogyny ‘also applies to male officers’. Senior officer says message of new ‘That Guy’ film is as much for policemen as the public. The Guardian 17/10/2022 News ‘We can’t accept there will be more victims’ – police commissioners’ plea to end knife crime Funding for intervention services to prevent young people getting drawn into anti-social behaviour is key to tackling knife crime, a police boss has said. Yahoo! 17/10/2022 News Met Police report: Officers getting away with breaking law. Hundreds of Met Police officers have been getting away with breaking the law and misconduct, a damning report has found. BBC 17/10/2022 News Police transition from Mounties to municipal force continues despite pro-RCMP mayor CANADA: VICTORIA — A battle over police services in one of British Columbia's largest cities is looming with the election in Surrey of a new mayor promising to bring back the RCMP, who are currently being replaced with a municipal force. Times Colonist (Canada) 16/10/2022 News Society must show more conviction on rape cases REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Violence against women should not be normalised by the criminal justice system. The Times - Subscription at source 16/10/2022 Feature Ireland’s gangland trial of century set to begin in Dublin REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Crime boss Gerry ‘the Monk’ Hutch to be tried for a 2016 murder that fuelled a lethal feud with a rival gang The Guardian 16/10/2022 News Funeral for 2 Ontario police officers shot dead to be held in Barrie on Thursday CANADA: Const. Morgan Russell and Const. Devon Northrup died earlier this week CBC News (Canada) 16/10/2022 News WA police force to recruit overseas officers AUSTRALIA: Western Australia’s police force is looking overseas for new recruits after the state and federal governments struck a labour deal. WA Today (Australia) 16/10/2022 News Police consider using US taser maker to capture and store sensitive criminal data NEW ZEALAND: This is the first of two stories about police working more and more with US taser-maker, Axon, to gather, analyse and store evidence, interviews and other footage offshore. The New Zealand Herald (New Zealand) 16/10/2022 News Supermarkets using own detectives after police fail to stop shoplifting Private 'bobbies' detain 76 alleged offenders in two months in London suburb The Times - Subscription at source 16/10/2022 News Police warn of new device that detects if you are using your phone at the wheel If an offence has been correctly identified, the driver will either be sent a warning letter or a notice of intended prosecution, depending on the severity of the situation. Edinburgh Live 16/10/2022 News ‘I was abused as a child and went to police but the justice system failed me’ 'I'm not a vulnerable little seven-year-old girl anymore – I've now grown up. I'm an adult who knows right from wrong and this is my time to speak out publicly to make people aware' Wales Online 16/10/2022 News Chris Kaba’s death ‘has reignited concerns about institutional racism in police’ The fatal shooting of Chris Kaba has reignited anger among the black community about institutional racism in the police, campaigners say. Metro 16/10/2022 News University of Huddersfield: Calls to end links with Bahraini police force Politicians and human rights groups have renewed calls for the University of Huddersfield to end its relationship with the Bahrain security services. BBC 16/10/2022 News UK crime gangs rake in millions through supported housing, say police Charities warn criminals cashing in on unregulated accommodation for vulnerable people exempt from housing benefit caps The Guardian 16/10/2022 News How Children’s Advocacy Centers law enforcement officers cope with work-related stress: impacts and approaches to self-care Work-related stress has been identified as being harmful for law enforcement officers’ (LEOs) health. The absence of effective coping strategies exacerbates the negative psychophysiological impacts on health. The literature suggests that law enforcement employers and communities also feel the impact of stress among LEOs. This study addresses the gap in the current literature in terms of qualitative-based exploration of the personal and professional impacts of LEs working within Children's Advocacy Centers (CACs) and self-care and stress alleviation practices in response to environmental stressors. CAC LEOs’ responses to three open-ended responses were analyzed from a national survey in the United States. Thematic analysis was utilised to identify emerging themes in relation to the: (1) personal, (2) professional impacts of work-related stress, and (3) the self-care or stress alleviation strategies adopted by LEOs. LEOs face multiple personal and professional stressors that impact their coping behaviours and health outcomes. Variation exists among LEOs in terms of coping behaviours and requires further investigation. This study highlights several gaps in the literature, including the personal and professional impacts of work-related stress among LEOs and the subsequent coping strategies adopted by LEOs in response to stressful working environments. Future research should further explore the impacts of work-related stress, coping strategies, and the development of effective stress prevention reduction approaches for this population. Policing and Society 16/10/2022 Research article Suella Braverman to give police more powers to stop protesters ‘holding Britain to ransom’ Suella Braverman has unveiled plans for a major crackdown on protests deemed disruptive, as she accused activists of “holding the British public to ransom”. The home secretary said she will give police new powers to take a more “proactive” approach to some protests, with some measures specifically aimed at tactics favoured by environmental groups. The Independent 16/10/2022 News Stockton serial killer suspect arrested: ‘He was out looking to kill, was out hunting’ USA: Wesley Brownlee was stopped by surveillance team with a mask around his neck and firearm The Independent 16/10/2022 News «266426652666266726682669267026712672Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
