Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97080 total results. Showing results 53961 to 53980 «269526962697269826992700270127022703Next ›Last » Politicians back West Midlands chief’s call for action on housing laws Politicians have backed a call by one of the country's top police chiefs for action to stop criminals using social housing to launder cash. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/1/2021 News Notts to create armed roads team to tackle serious offenders Nottinghamshire police is set to recruit a new team to target criminals bringing weapons and drugs Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/1/2021 News Policing A New Domestic Abuse Crime: Effects of Force-Wide Training on Arrests For Coercive Control Following a pre-registered study design, we estimated the effect of police force-wide domestic abuse training on arrests for the new crime of ‘controlling or coercive behaviour’. Using data on monthly counts of arrest for controlling or coercive behaviour in 33 police forces, we performed a negative binomial difference-in-difference analysis and capitalised on differences in intervention timing to undertake an event study. Training was associated with a 41% increase in arrest for controlling or coercive behaviour for trained forces (IRR 1.413, 95% CI 1.235–1.617) and the increase in arrests was consistent with the timing of the training. This study provides evidence that training entire police forces to understand the dynamics of domestic abuse, including the new offence of coercive control, is effective in increasing the rate of arrest for coercive control. However, the number of coercive control arrests as a proportion of total domestic abuse arrests remains miniscule. Policing and Society - Registration at source 11/1/2021 Research article Individuals With Mental Illness Who Have Multiple Encounters With Law Enforcement This exploratory study examined the impact of the Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) model on criminal/legal encounters and mental health treatment engagement for individuals who have repeated encounters with law enforcement (n = 53), comparing individuals with serious mental illness (SMI)-only to those with a co-occurring disorder. Law enforcement call reports, jail stays, and mental health treatment data were collected over three years from one Midwestern county where CIT was implemented. Cox regression hazard ratio results indicated the time to first mental health encounter after the implementation of CIT was quicker for those who were identified as having a co-occurring disorder. The next step in jail diversion involves training law enforcement on the identification and diversion of individuals with mental illness and co-occurring substance use disorder, along with creating more integrated systems of treatment. Journal of Offender Rehabilitation - Registration at source 11/1/2021 Research article Frontline leaders and lawyers call for clarity on COVID-19 enforcement Frontline leaders and lawyers have warned COVID-19 enforcement must be consistent across the country to avoid 'own goals'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/1/2021 News A bleak outlook: The 2021 cyber threat landscape In 2020 the UK took a number of steps to strengthen its resilience and defence against cyber attack, at a time when millions more people began working remotely; but as Policing Insight's Andy Staniforth reports, despite the efforts of law enforcement and security agencies, the cyber threat landscape still looks pretty bleak. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 11/1/2021 Feature, Opinion Met officers must justify use of handcuffs after Bianca Williams stop The Metropolitan Police have made ten recommendations following a review of its use of handcuffing. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/1/2021 News Europol and Frontex to exchange liaison officers In December, Europol and Frontex, the European Border and Coast Guard Agency signed an agreement to exchange liaison officers. The agreement is part of the Joint Action Plan signed by the Executive Directors of the two agencies last year, aimed at strengthening the agencies’ common effort in enhancing the security of EU citizens. Europol 11/1/2021 News MPS officers must justify pre-arrest handcuffing following review Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) officers will have to justify their use of handcuffs before making an arrest following a review launched after the stop and search of Team GB sprinter Bianca Williams. Police Professional 11/1/2021 News Lockdown arrest video ‘stage-managed’ by protestors A viral video apparently showing a woman being handcuffed and taken into custody for breaching lockdown regulations by sitting on a bench was “staged-managed” by protestors, Dorset Police has said. Police Professional 11/1/2021 News Public authorities sharing data – further consultation: response analysis Analysis of responses to the further consultation which sought views on a list of additional Scottish bodies that the Scottish Government is considering adding to Schedule 7 (debt powers) and Schedule 8 (fraud powers) of the Digital Economy Act 2017. Scottish Government 11/1/2021 News Covid leading to four-year waits for England and Wales court trials Lawyers call for more emergency courts to tackle problem of justice being postponed The Guardian 11/1/2021 News Team GB star Bianca Williams welcomes outcome of Met Police handcuff review Team GB sprinter Bianca Williams has welcomed the outcome of a Scotland Yard review into the use of handcuffs after she was subjected to a stop and search. The Standard 11/1/2021 News UK agents should not have immunity for serious crimes, peers urge Exclude murder, torture and rape from draft law protecting undercover operatives, former ministers say Financial Times 11/1/2021 News Non-fatal strangulation set to become criminal offence in England and Wales Perpetrators could face up to seven years in prison after sustained campaign from victims and activists The Guardian 11/1/2021 News Sadiq Khan attacked over record on policing London – ‘Thrown officers under the bus’ Sadiq Khan has been accused of "throwing police officers under the bus" and failing to stick up for them in public disputes, as his mayoral election rival candidate attacked his record on crime. Express 11/1/2021 News Police departments across US investigating whether their own members took part in the Capitol riots USA: Officers were placed on administrative leave in states across the country following the deadly violence at the US Capitol. The Independent 11/1/2021 News Police in England and Wales face crime targets in return for 20,000 new officers Home Office seeking cuts of up to 20% to a range of crimes but police fear a return to a target-driven approach The Guardian 11/1/2021 News Always believe in yourself: Seizing the opportunity for policing and academic achievement Embarking on academic study is challenging, particularly for anyone with a specific learning difficulty and few formal educational qualifications; but with the right support from policing and academia, real achievement is possible, explains Essex Police Sgt Ben Forbes, British Citizen Award winner and now First-Class BSc Honours graduate. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 11/1/2021 Feature, Opinion The Times view on policing lockdown: Consent and Covid Restrictions on liberty are necessary temporary measures to stop infection. They will lose public support if the police implement them harshly and capriciously The Times - Subscription at source 11/1/2021 Feature, Opinion «269526962697269826992700270127022703Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
