Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98635 total results. Showing results 54941 to 54960 «274427452746274727482749275027512752Next ›Last » Police smash county lines drugs ring jailing 72 ‘untouchable’ gangsters for more than 220 years in biggest-ever takedown of a UK narcotics network A huge multi-million pound County Lines drugs ring has been smashed by police resulting in 72 gang members being jailed for over 221 years. Mail Online 1/2/2021 News New law gives police more access to Test and Trace data for issuing £1,000 fines Coronavirus laws were quietly changed on Friday night at 5pm - and allow police to access much more data about whether you're supposed to self-isolate Mirror 1/2/2021 News New inspector appointed for police forces and fire services The Home Office has appointed a new inspector to lead on investigations for Her Majesty’s Inspectorate for Constabulary Fire and Rescue Services (HMICFRS). Home Office 1/2/2021 News Alarm Bells Amazon Ring doorbells partner with thousands of police and fire departments that can now request camera access Amazon Ring doorbells are now in partnership with around 2,000 police and fire departments in the US. The Scottish Sun 1/2/2021 News UK Police Chief falsely claims that end to end encrypted messaging “puts lives at risk” The Metropolitan Police in the United Kingdom (UK) really really don’t want Facebook to bring end to end encryption to Facebook Messenger and Instagram. In fact, a police chief went so far as to say that offering end to end encryption would “’unequivocally put lives at risk.” The words were uttered by Detective Chief Superintendent Kevin Southworth – who head’s the country’s online anti-terrorism efforts. Privacy News Online 1/2/2021 News ‘Driven to the precipice’: New reports highlight deep and long-lasting impact of Covid on the UK criminal justice system The Coronavirus pandemic has put huge pressures on the criminal justice system, and could have an impact on the courts and policing for many years to come; Policing Insight Deputy Editor Sarah Gibbons looks at two recent reports that both warn of critical risks and the need for a radical overhaul. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 1/2/2021 Analysis, Feature Progress on implementation of recommendations: Missing persons review and recommendations REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A review of the implementation status of recommendations contained the fifth report of the Garda Síochána Inspectorate on missing persons - review and recommendations [pdf] Garda Síochána Inspectorate (GSI) (Republic of Ireland) 1/2/2021 Report A review of the implementation status of recommendations contained the fourth report of the Garda Síochána Inspectorate on responding to child sexual abuse REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Garda Inspectorate recommends that the Garda Síochána take every opportunity to stress that there is no place for deferential treatment in modern Irish policing. [pdf] Garda Síochána Inspectorate (GSI) (Republic of Ireland) 1/2/2021 Report Investigating Fatal Police Shootings Using the Human Factors Analysis and Classification Framework (HFACS) Fatal police shootings are highly contentious and troublesome for normative standards of police legitimacy. Fatal police shooting investigations are often criticised because they lack impartiality, transparency and rigour. To assist policing practitioners and policymakers in the UK and beyond with managing these issues, we present a new analytical framework for investigating fatal policing shootings. We re-contextualise Shappell and Wiegmann’s ‘Human Factors Analysis and Classification System’ (HFACS) to test whether HFACS can be used during fatal police shootings investigations to identify contributory human factors. This study used HFACS to qualitatively analyse three high-profile fatal police shooting case-studies in the UK: (i) Jean Charles de Menezes in 2005; (ii) Azelle Rodney in 2005; and (iii) Mark Duggan in 2011. The results show that HFACS is a useful analytical framework. Police Practice and Research 1/2/2021 Research article Stress Response of Police Officers During Covid‐19: A Moderated Mediation Model During the COVID‐19 pandemic, police officers have been at the frontline of danger. Their mental health should arouse the attention of society. To test the relationship between the psychological support they received and their stress response, the present study built a moderated mediation model to examine this and the effects of underlying mechanisms. A total of 553 Chinese police officers participated in this study; four scales were measured by standardised questionnaires (Emotional Identity of Profession Scale; DSM‐5 Self‐Rated Level 1 Cross‐Cutting Symptom Measure‐Adult; Psychological Support Scale; Active Work Adaptation Scale). Stress response was negatively correlated with psychological support, emotional identity of profession and active work adaptation. Psychological support, emotional identity of profession and active work adaptation were all positively correlated. Psychological support had a negative direct effect on stress response, and emotional identity of profession’s mediating effect was distinct and was moderated by active work adaptation. Journal of Investigative Psychology and Offender Profiling 1/2/2021 Research article Report to the community 2020 fourth quarter CANADA: Looking back, it is easy to focus on how difficult 2020 was. The COVID-19 pandemic pushed us all to our limits, and conversations on systemic racism brought the tenuous relationship between police and marginalized communities to the forefront. [pdf] Edmonton Police Commission (Canada) 1/2/2021 Report Six Met officers disciplined over stop and search since 2014 The UK’s biggest police force has disciplined just six officers over the misuse of stop and search powers since 2014 – despite receiving almost 5,000 complaints, figures reveal. News Shopper 1/2/2021 News Policing Insight appoints a Deputy Editor We are pleased to announce the appointment of Sarah Gibbons as Deputy Editor of Policing Insight. Sarah has been appointed to aid the ongoing development of our editorial, improving the quality and diversity of our content. Policing Insight 1/2/2021 News Young adults on remand Work with offenders looks at new recommendations to reduce the number of young adults remanded in custody. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/2/2021 News Officer commended for his ‘selfless courage’ in confronting knifeman An officer who was confronted by a man wielding several knives and brought the incident to a close using a taser has been given a chief constable's commendation. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/2/2021 News MPS pays tribute to first female Asian and Sikh police officer to join force The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) will today (February 1) host a virtual event to mark the 50th anniversary of the day the first female Asian police officer in the UK – and perhaps in the world – joined the force. Police Professional 1/2/2021 News Vast majority of stop and search complaints against MPS are dismissed The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) has received close to 5,000 complaints about the misuse of stop and search powers since 2014 but only six have resulted in officers being disciplined, new figures reveal. Police Professional 1/2/2021 News Government strengthens anti-social behaviour guidance to ensure protection for victims The government has published strengthened guidance for local agencies around anti-social behaviour to ensure that victims have their voices heard. Home Office 1/2/2021 News Covid-19: Rape and domestic abuse support services to get extra £40m An extra £40m of government funding has been announced for support services helping victims of rape and domestic abuse in England and Wales. BBC 1/2/2021 News Stop and search: Six Met PCs disciplined after almost 5,000 complaints Only six officers have been disciplined over the misuse of stop and search since 2014 - despite receiving almost 5,000 complaints, figures reveal. BBC 1/2/2021 News «274427452746274727482749275027512752Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
