Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102405 total results. Showing results 54581 to 54600 «272627272728272927302731273227332734Next ›Last » APCC welcomes part two of Dame Carol Black’s review, to which PCCs submitted evidence Part Two of Dame Carol Black's independent review for Government, setting out a way forward on drug treatment and recovery, has been published today. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 8/7/2021 News APCC backs calls for a new approach to tackling Violence Against Women and Girls The APCC's joint Victim's Leads, Hampshire Police and Crime Commissioner Donna Jones and London's Deputy Mayor for Policing and Crime Sophie Linden, have responded to today's report from Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 8/7/2021 News New cross-government unit to tackle drug misuse following major independent review The new unit aims to end illegal drug-related illness and deaths. Home Office 8/7/2021 News Knife Crime Prevention Orders begin in London Court orders preventing individuals as young as 12 from carrying knives are being trialled by the Metropolitan Police. Home Office 8/7/2021 News Police bill risks criminalising homeless people, warn UK charities Letter to Robert Jenrick says urgent changes needed to bill to avoid threat of jail for rough sleeping The Guardian 8/7/2021 News ‘Target rape like county lines crime’ A county-lines-style crackdown on rape, sexual offences and violence against women is needed to improve “indefensible” prosecution rates, the police watchdog has said. The Times - Subscription at source 8/7/2021 News Leicestershire PCC bans staff from contact with Black Lives Matter The police and crime commissioner for Leicestershire has said he has banned his staff from communicating with Black Lives Matter groups. The Guardian 8/7/2021 News ‘We need to be pragmatic’: Police defend accessing check-in data AUSTRALIA: Members of the public have slammed police across the country for accessing coronavirus check-in data during crime investigations. 4BC (Australia) 7/7/2021 News Police change tyre spike protocols after senior officer’s death AUSTRALIA: Queensland Police have rolled out a number of new tyre spike protocols following the death of a senior officer. 9 News (Australia) 7/7/2021 News ‘Lucky’ that no police officers have died in spike of vehicle rams: Police Assoc boss NEW ZEALAND: The Police Association president says it's only a matter of "luck" an officer hasn't been killed in the wake of escalating numbers of offenders ramming police vehicles. TVNZ 1 News (New Zealand) 7/7/2021 News Victims allegedly tortured by New Zealand psychiatrist fear time is running out for justice NEW ZEALAND: Warning: graphic content Around 200 people told a royal commission they were abused by Dr Selwyn Leeks and others at Lake Alice psychiatric hospital in the 1970s, allegations Leeks has denied The Guardian 7/7/2021 News Police facing ‘toxic mix’ of mental health issues and online extremism Counter-terrorism police are facing “a toxic mix” of mental health issues and online radicalisation as the country comes out of lockdown, a senior officer has warned. Police Professional 7/7/2021 News HMICFRS calls for ‘radical action’ to tackle epidemic of violence against women and girls Police should immediately make the “relentless pursuit” of those committing acts of violence against women and girls a national priority, an interim report by Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services (HMICFRS) has recommended. Police Professional 7/7/2021 News ‘My colleagues shouldn’t face anger from victims for failings of other agencies’ The Police Federation of England and Wales has responded to the findings of an interim report on the way the police interact with women and girls by highlighting the need for a unified response from all agencies involved. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 7/7/2021 News Federation meets with IOPC to help prevent discrimination The Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) have held constructive conversations with the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) to discuss how best to analyse the issue of ethnic disproportionality in investigations. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 7/7/2021 News Radical action needed to tackle crime epidemic against women and girls Radical cross-sector reform to protect women and girls from violent offences is needed immediately, an interim report has found. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 7/7/2021 Report Epidemic of violence against women under way in England and Wales – report Radical shift needed in how police tackle crimes disproportionately affecting female victims, says watchdog The Guardian 7/7/2021 News New kit will put Renfrewshire detectives on the front foot as they probe serious crime Detective Chief Inspector Douglas Falconer, who leads the region’s CID and Public Protection Unit, insists the handheld devices will cut investigation times and help protect the most vulnerable people in the community. Daily Record 7/7/2021 News There’s a push for a new ‘negligent rape’ offence – this would create a dangerous hierarchy of sexual violence There are calls from some quarters in Australia for the introduction of ‘negligent rape’, based on a ‘recklessness’ towards the consent of the victim, rather than deliberately disregarding the lack of consent; but Dr Rachael Burgin of Swinburne University of Technology, University of Sydney PhD student Bri Lee, and Professor Jonathan Crowe of Bond University argue that such a move would create a rape ‘hierarchy’ that is both wrong and offensive. Policing Insight 7/7/2021 Feature, Opinion A Longitudinal Study of the Effects of Academy Socialization on Police Integrity The objective of this study was to examine changes in American recruits’ perceptions of the seriousness of behaviors related to police integrity from the beginning to the end of their academy training. Using a sample of 655 recruits from multiple academies in the United States, multilevel growth models were used. The results showed that the recruits rated scales related to misconduct, code of silence, and a noble cause less seriously at the end than at the beginning of their training. The results also showed that ethics training mitigated the effects of socialization, while organizational injustice intensified the effects of socialization. Female recruits rated the behaviors more seriously at the beginning and the end of training compared to male recruits. The results confirm the role of the academy in socializing officers into the negative aspects of the traditional police culture and highlight important avenues for police reform. Police Quarterly - Registration at source 7/7/2021 Research article «272627272728272927302731273227332734Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
