Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103216 total results. Showing results 54321 to 54340 «271327142715271627172718271927202721Next ›Last » Sources of Prejudice Among Police Cadets Toward Foreigners: A Test of Intergroup Threat Theory Literature in policing has mostly overlooked the antecedents of prejudice, especially those who choose a police career. Such a choice is important given the results of prejudice that might cause police misconduct toward regular migrants, irregular migrants, and refugees. This study aims to examine the factors that explain prejudice among police cadets toward other ethnic groups. This study’s data come from a survey of 725 police cadets in three police vocational schools in Turkey. We employed structural equation modeling to examine the antecedents of prejudice toward foreigners within the framework of intergroup threat theory. More specifically, in this study, we included factors such as anomie, authoritarianism, and nationalism and participants’ symbolic and realistic threat perceptions in shaping prejudice toward foreigners. The findings suggest that police cadets’ realistic threat perception was the most salient antecedent of prejudice toward foreigners. Criminology and Criminal Justice - Registration at source 13/8/2021 Research article UK police involved in Berlin embassy spy case for ‘number of months’ Arrest of David Smith, 57, on suspicion of spying for Russia prompts calls for review of embassy contractors The Guardian 13/8/2021 News UK police involved for months in embassy spy case – Met boss UK police have been involved for months in the case of a British man arrested in Germany on suspicion of spying for Russia, the Met boss has said. BBC 13/8/2021 News Police could soon fight crime from the air – by donning jetpacks Senior officers are open to the possibility Manchester Evening News 13/8/2021 News Plymouth shooting: Suspected gunman and five others die Police in Plymouth have confirmed six people - including a suspected gunman - have died in a firearms incident. BBC 13/8/2021 News Evidence-based policing: Taking a crime science approach to tackling child sexual abuse material The volume and accessibility of online child sexual abuse material (CSAM) has increased considerably in recent years, prompting concerns from police, legislators and the public; ahead of next week’s Australia and New Zealand Society of Evidence-Based Policing Conference, Dr Rick Brown, Deputy Director of the Australian Institute of Criminology, outlines some of the key research and initiatives already underway to reduce CSAM in the future. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 13/8/2021 Analysis, Feature Police dog stabbing sparks tough Qld laws AUSTRALIA: Attackers who injure or kill police dogs or horses could be locked up for five years under proposed new laws to better protect Queensland's cutest officers. Riverine Herald (Australia) 12/8/2021 News Police screensavers show the faces of murder victims ‘failed’ by officers Derbyshire Constabulary aims to ‘get it right first time’ after cases in which victims were killed after contacting police over safety fears The Telegraph - Subscription at source 12/8/2021 News Extra police and new police infrastructure for Caloundra AUSTRALIA: The Police Commissioner has decided to fast-track the deployment of some of the extra police officers ultimately destined for the new police facility at Caloundra South. Queensland Government (Australia) 12/8/2021 News Assistant Commissioner Glenn Weir to lead Road Policing Command AUSTRALIA: Victoria Police is pleased to announce Assistant Commissioner Glenn Weir will be the new head of Road Policing Command. Victoria Police (Australia) 12/8/2021 News Frontline police nationwide encounter guns on the job about five times a day NEW ZEALAND: Police working on the front line have encountered guns five times a day on average in the 13 months since the murder of Constable Matthew Hunt. Stuff (New Zealand) 12/8/2021 News Police and IPCA disagree over tow truck safety issue NEW ZEALAND: Police have disagreed with the Independent Police Conduct Authority (IPCA) about the threat to public safety from tow trucks on Auckland motorways. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 12/8/2021 News No misconduct found in IOPC investigation into custody death The Independent Office for Police Conduct's (IOPC) investigation into the death of a man in Torquay custody suite has found no case for misconduct against any officers. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/8/2021 News Cloned car case highlights need for review of identity theft laws A police and crime commisioner (PCC) and a victims’ charity are calling for a review of the law around identity theft after a woman received almost £20,000 in fines after her car numberplate was cloned. Police Professional 12/8/2021 News Stricter drink-drive limit has ‘no effect’ in reducing accidents The introduction of a tougher drink-drive limit in Scotland more than six years ago has had “no effect” at reducing drink-driving or alcohol-related collisions say the authors of a new academic study. Police Professional 12/8/2021 News Extinction Rebellion protest ‘will meet firm, lawful but fair’ police response Police will give a “firm” but “fair” response to “extremely frustrating” plans for further protests by Extinction Rebellion, the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) Commissioner has said. Police Professional 12/8/2021 News Andy Marsh named new CEO of College of Policing Andy Marsh, the former chief constable of Avon and Somerset Constabulary, has been appointed as the new chief executive officer (CEO) of the College of Policing. Police Professional 12/8/2021 News Simeon Francis: Police ‘did not breach standards’ over man’s cell death A police force did not breach professional standards after a man died in his cell, an investigation found. BBC 12/8/2021 News New College CEO – Chief Constable Andy Marsh 'Leading the organisation in a renewed mission to support and improve policing' College of Policing 12/8/2021 News ‘We can be proud of our pandemic response’: PDS CEO Ian Bell on Covid, digital delivery and empowering people Policing Insight Publisher Bernard Rix’s Policing Friendship Tour recently caught up with Ian Bell, CEO of the Police Digital Service (PDS), for a stroll around the urban landscape of Wembley; after 18 months of rapid technological change in policing and across the public sector – driven in large part by the pandemic – Mr Bell spoke about the challenges of COVID-19, the development of the PDS and the National Policing Digital Strategy, and the organisation’s aims and ambitions move forwards. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 12/8/2021 Feature, Interview, Opinion «271327142715271627172718271927202721Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
