Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102497 total results. Showing results 55241 to 55260 «275927602761276227632764276527662767Next ›Last » ‘You have the right to remain silent’: UK forces to trial electric Tesla Model 3 police car that can hit 60mph in 3.1 seconds and give chase for 350 miles Tesla has revealed a police-liveried Model 3 electric car that is to be trialled by UK forces. This is Money 17/6/2021 News Responding to religious hate: Strategies for engagement The recent conflict between Israel and Palestinian militant group Hamas has heightened tensions and led to an increase in religious hatred far beyond the Middle East; Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth reports on initiatives across Europe to strengthen community cohesion and prevent extremists from launching successful attacks on and around places of worship. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 17/6/2021 Analysis, Feature Kanesatake grand chief welcomes Quebec’s openness in creating local police force CANADA: KANESATAKE — The Mohawk Council of Kanesatake says it's surprised but pleased that Quebec is finally open to discussing the possibility of re-establishing an Indigenous police force to patrol the community northwest of Montreal, its grand chief said Wednesday. News Optimist (Canada) 17/6/2021 News Chiefs join human rights case of Indigenous man handcuffed by police in B.C. bank CANADA: Maxwell Johnson said he wants change, not just words, from Vancouver police Saanich News (Canada) 17/6/2021 News New Garda powers Bill must go back to the drawing board REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Proposal may be breach of European Convention on Human Rights and Constitution The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 17/6/2021 News The Achilles’ Heel of Crisis Management in the Norwegian Police When a major, acute crisis happens, preparedness agencies will strengthen their command and control structure. From an organisational point of view, the present paper, taking the case of the Norwegian police, sheds light on the appropriateness of changing the organisational structure in response to the crisis. Based on research interviews with crisis managers, it investigates how they experience the change of command structure and, subsequently, the effect on the management of the crisis. The analysis generated four findings. First, activities in the control room increase at the same time as the crisis organisation is reorganising. Second, the change leads to uncertainties between the crisis managers in terms of roles and responsibilities which can potentially impede the crisis management. Third, human factors affect the information flow between the managers. Lastly, the control room operators feel themselves to be the outsiders of the crisis management. The dynamics of the findings are further discussed by applying structural-instrumental and institutional perspectives. The study is relevant in respect of understanding the interaction between the formal and informal organisational aspects within crisis management. Police Practice and Research 17/6/2021 Research article Exploring Recruits’ Motivations to Enter Policing in Small Island Developing States: the Case of the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service Internationally, there is a substantial amount of research on motivations to enter the police profession; however, scant research attention has been paid to the motivations of individuals in Small Island Developing States (SIDS) such as Trinidad and Tobago who choose policing as a career path. As a result, this research was designed to analyze motivations for entering the police profession by gathering data from recruits who had recently entered police academy training in Trinidad and Tobago. The research utilized a quantitative approach with self-administered questionnaires as the data-gathering instrument. Using data collected from 160 police recruits at the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) police academy who were two months into their induction training, this study attempts to answer four questions related to their motivations for entering policing. Statistical analyses of the data included comparisons between groups in the sample (males/females) to determine the existence of competing motivations. The results indicate that job security was the main motivation for entry into the TTPS and that the motivations of male recruits were more altruistic when compared with those of female recruits, which were generally self-serving. Other results and implications for policy are discussed. International Journal of Police Science & Management - Registration at source 17/6/2021 Research article Minister O’Gorman meets with Garda Commissioner Drew Harris REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Minister for Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth, Roderic O’Gorman, T.D., today met with Garda Commissioner Drew Harris to discuss community policing and the steps being taken by An Garda SÃochána to engage with Ireland’s Black and Mixed Race Communities following the tragic death of George Nkencho last December. gov.ie 17/6/2021 News West Midlands drugs diversion scheme helps over 400 in six months Hundreds of people caught in possession of illicit drugs for personal use have accessed a drug awareness course, a PCC has revealed. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/6/2021 News Illegal firearms importers set to face 28 year jail terms Offenders found guilty of importing illegal firearms could be jailed for up to 28 years under new proposals. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/6/2021 News Superintendent Williams wins appeal against dismissal from Met A Metropolitan Police Superintendent convicted of possessing a child abuse video has won an appeal against her dismissal from the force. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/6/2021 News Suspected member of international organised crime group who used EncroChat arrested by NCA A man wanted for his alleged involvement in multi-tonne cocaine importations from South America to Germany has been arrested by the National Crime Agency. Home Office 17/6/2021 News Force Focus: Hants’ award-winning murder investigators on joining up digital and physical forensics It was the tragic, high-profile murder of a 13-year-old girl in Southampton. Hampshire Constabulary’s huge investigation to solve the case in 2018 is now praised as an outstanding example of joint working across various teams, winning the digital investigators an international award this March. Forensic Capability Network 17/6/2021 News New Streamlined Forensic Reporting Guidance Launched On behalf of Policing and the Criminal Justice System (CJS), management and oversight of Streamlined Forensic Reporting (SFR) was adopted by the Forensic Capability Network (FCN) upon its creation in April 2020 [pdf]. Forensic Capability Network 17/6/2021 Report Post-legislative scrutiny of the Counter-Terrorism and Security Act 2015 POLICY PAPER: This memorandum to the Home Affairs Committee provides an assessment of the Counter-Terrorism and Security Act 2015. Home Office 17/6/2021 Report Ask for ANI and Safe Spaces schemes: promotional materials PROMOTIONAL MATERIAL: Materials for pharmacies to print to show customers they are taking part in the Ask for ANI codeword and Safe Spaces schemes to help victims of domestic abuse. Home Office 17/6/2021 News Manchester Arena Inquiry: ‘Unforgivable’ security mistakes Paul Price does not know how close he was to death on the night of the Manchester Arena bombing. BBC 17/6/2021 News Cressida Dick could face investigation over Daniel Morgan case Police watchdog may take action after inquiry finds Metropolitan police chief obstructed its efforts The Guardian 17/6/2021 News BTP six times more likely to use force on black people Officers with the British Transport Police (BTP) are six times more likely to use force against black people than white people, new figures suggest. BBC 17/6/2021 News Mother of Jermaine Baker: My son was written off by the Met Police and society The mother of a man shot dead by the Met Police has accused officers of failing to value her son’s life. The Standard 17/6/2021 News «275927602761276227632764276527662767Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
