Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103270 total results. Showing results 54221 to 54240 «270827092710271127122713271427152716Next ›Last » Covid-19 lockdown: Police turn away 200 vehicles heading to Coromandel NEW ZEALAND: Police are promising to be out in big numbers for the level four lockdown, telling people the rules will be enforced. [AUDIO] RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 18/8/2021 News Govt reveals new rules for mask use in level four NEW ZEALAND: The government is making it mandatory for people to wear masks while they are visiting essential services, including supermarkets and petrol stations. [VIDEO] RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 18/8/2021 News Felonious Line-of-Duty Officer Deaths (1995–2015): the Impact of Tenure and Age Revisited The purpose of this article was to reassess patterns previously identified in the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Law Enforcement Officers Killed and Assaulted (LEOKA) data, expanding the time frame from 5 years to 20 years, for application within law enforcement when considering training needs over the life cycle of an officer’s career. Consistent with the findings of the earlier analysis, this study identifies two prevalent patterns: the age range with the highest frequency of death was 30–39, and the years of experience with the highest frequency of death was 0–4. In fact, the analysis indicates an even stronger pattern of the deadly combination of age and tenure. Implications of the study include the need for larger scale data collection on the national population of officers, detailed information on transfers and time of service overall (as opposed to time in service at current department), and evaluations of current training programs and practices regarding de-escalation and the use of force as well as self-defense and situational awareness. International Journal of Police Science & Management - Registration at source 18/8/2021 Research article The fight against economic fraud: How African countries are tackling the challenge COVID-19 has seen fraudsters taking advantage of the pandemic economy, and Africa has not escaped the attentions of those intent on fraud; Research Associate Nataliya Mykhalchenko and Lecturer Jörg Wiegratz, both of the University of Leeds, set out some of the key findings from their latest research into the responses to fraud, and the major characteristics of anti-fraud measures, across 11 African countries. Policing Insight 18/8/2021 Analysis, Feature Study: Public says ‘don’t defund our police’ CANADA: Data collected through the survey said “police should get more money, not less.” Western Standard (Canada) 18/8/2021 News Fergus man killed by police was suffering from mental health crisis, says family CANADA: 'I don't believe that several officers have to put three bullets in someone's chest when they're dealing with someone's mental health,' says sister [AUDIO] Guelph Today (Canada) 18/8/2021 News Crime and calls for police service increase in Summerland CANADA: Crime in Summerland increased in almost every category monitored by the police during the second quarter of 2021. Summerland Review (Canada) 18/8/2021 News Retiring Superintendent left ‘speechless’ by family’s surprise during final inspection at garda station REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Supt Joe Gannon was left speechless when a hundred of his colleagues and his family surprised him with a special tribute at the Pearse Street Garda Station marking his last day on the job before retirement. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 18/8/2021 News Garda watchdog probe alleged incident between officers and young Ballymun boys REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A criminal investigation has been launched into the alleged incident involving three gardai who were in plain clothes at the time Dublin Live (Republic of Ireland) 18/8/2021 News Garda cars burnt out in arson attack at Dundalk Garda station REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Two cars have been destroyed by fire in an arson attack at Dundalk Garda station, Co Louth. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 18/8/2021 News Inquiry launched into police firearms policy in wake of mass shooting The probe will be overseen by the National Police Chiefs’ Council following Jake Davison’s murder spree in Plymouth last week. The Standard 18/8/2021 News Police officers ‘fully justified in feeling betrayed’ by pay offer The Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) has reacted angrily to the release of Office for National Statistics (ONS) figures that show a substantial annual wage increase for most workers across the UK. Police Professional 18/8/2021 News Burglar breaks drugs and crime cycle with West Mids rehab scheme West Midlands Police are hailing the success of an offender rehab scheme after a prolific burglar who's spent more than half his adult life in jai is now crime and drug free. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/8/2021 News Norfolk’s new Chief job isn’t a show-in for locals says PCC Norfolk's police and crime commissioner has written to every force in the country in a bid to find a new Chief Constable. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/8/2021 News Special dismissed for driving at 94mph in marked vehicle Officer also accessed police systems without authorisation and used discriminatory language. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/8/2021 News Too few people on Probation get help with drug problems Work with Offenders looks at a critical new report from Probation inspectors. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/8/2021 News Pivrate sector non execs to join College Board More changes are coming at the top of the College of Policing with board-level appointments. Private sector non-excutives are being invited to apply. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/8/2021 News Serious violence: new legal duty to support multi-agency action CONSULTATION OUTCOME: The Home Office’s response to the consultation on a new legal duty to support a multi-agency approach to preventing and tackling serious violence published on 15 July 2019 sets out in full: the background to the consultation the government response and next steps following this consultation a summary of the consultation responses Home Office 18/8/2021 Report UK: Police Scotland Reviews Sri Lankan Police Training Rights Groups Express Concern Over Sri Lankan Police Abuses Human Rights Watch 18/8/2021 News Stacked Fields of Criminal Justice: the National Embeddedness of Transnational Policing This article investigates how transnational policing is structured by the embeddedness of participating police units in national fields of criminal justice. Empirically, the analysis zooms in on the embeddedness and positionality of three different Danish police units that frequently engage in transnational cooperation. Positioned differently in the national field of criminal justice, these units have distinct capacities with regard to mobilizing and deploying material and symbolic resources and, consequently, have distinct modes of engagement with transnational policing. Conceptually expanding this insight to capture the structure of transnational policing more generally, this article develops the concept of “stacked fields” to capture how transnational cooperation and power relations are formatted by the national, institutional, and positional embeddedness of participating police units and agents. International Criminal Justice Review - Registration at source 18/8/2021 Research article «270827092710271127122713271427152716Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
