Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98645 total results. Showing results 55561 to 55580 «277527762777277827792780278127822783Next ›Last » Police issuing fines to those who break the coronavirus rules “Police officers have discretion in how they implement the regulations. Generally, they take a common sense approach and seek to engage and explain rather than enforce through a fixed penalty notice. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 10/1/2021 News You don’t have to be a lockdown sceptic to worry about how Covid is being policed All the ‘tough’ talk ignores who is always targeted in such crackdowns, and those who still need help The Guardian 10/1/2021 Feature, Opinion Police chief pledges major crackdown on burglaries – ‘we ignore them at our peril’ A Police chief has promised a "back to basics" crackdown on crime after saying public priorities are ignored "at our peril". Express 10/1/2021 News Police force shamed for hiring woke staff to spend £180,000 on two more jobs A Police force shamed for hiring woke staff is now advertising for two more. The Sun 10/1/2021 News Police spotted ‘breaking’ lockdown rules with group breakfast inside cafe Police officers have been spotted appearing to flout lockdown restrictions by tucking into breakfast inside a packed cafe. Metro 10/1/2021 News Matt Hancock ‘absolutely backs’ police who fined women walking in park Jessica Allen and Eliza Moore, both 27, were told by the officers that their cups of peppermint tea from Starbucks were classed as a ‘picnic’, and were each fined £200 for breaking lockdown restrictions. Metro 10/1/2021 News Police Analysts on the Job in Canada: Work Experiences, Data Work, and the Move Towards Evidence-Based Policing Analysts working within police services play a key role in translating data into usable and understandable forms of knowledge for police personnel. Despite the increased focus on data and research in policing, we know little about the everyday data work of police analysts. In this article, we review the literature on analysts’ experiences and draw on survey data from analysts working in police services across Canada to examine the types of data work they routinely engage in and the value placed on their work by police personnel. Our findings suggest that analysts are underutilized and spend much of their time reporting descriptive statistics rather than performing more sophisticated analyses. While analysts perceived their work as being valued by police personnel, they did not think it was understood or used to its full extent. We conclude the paper by discussing the implications of these findings on the move towards evidence-based policing. Police Practice and Research - Registration at source 10/1/2021 Research article Covid-19: Priti Patel defends police lockdown fines Home Secretary Priti Patel has said officers "will not hesitate" to enforce lockdown rules as she defended the way police have handled breaches. BBC 10/1/2021 News Garda Band goes back on the beat as infections soar All members of the Garda Band have been put on frontline policing duties, as the rapid spread of Covid-19 within the force has depleted the number of officers available for duty. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 10/1/2021 News Avon and Somerset special constables work 50,000 hours Avon and Somerset police has praised the "extraordinary" efforts of its special constables during the pandemic. The officers have worked more than 50,000 unpaid hours to plug staff shortfalls caused by sickness. BBC 9/1/2021 News Democrats call for investigation into police conduct after claims of ‘inside job’ in Capitol riots Democrat members of Congress have questioned whether police officers aided the invasion of the Capitol Building as they demanded access to all police communications during the riots. The Sunday Telegraph 9/1/2021 News Police force shamed for hiring woke staff to spend £180,000 on two more jobs A police force shamed for hiring woke staff is now advertising for two more. The Sun 9/1/2021 News Police to issue fines to coronavirus rule breakers after one warning Every police officer has been told to fine people £200 if they believe they are in breach of the rules and refuse to return home at the first time of asking, in new guidance issued to all chief constables seen by the Sunday Telegraph. The Sunday Telegraph - Subscription at source 9/1/2021 News North Wales Police Federation rep says officers should get Covid vaccine ‘as a priority’ A North Wales Police Federation rep has said officers should get the Covid vaccine as a priority. Deeside.com 9/1/2021 News 150 police deployed to drive ambulances to ease Covid staffing crisis The Telegraph - Subscription at source 9/1/2021 News Crime gangs grew under watch of ‘racist and homophobic’ police unit An anonymous complaint about Hampshire’s Serious Organised Crime Unit prompted an investigation and its office was bugged The Telegraph - Subscription at source 9/1/2021 News More than 400 rule-breakers fined by police for gatherings across north and north-east More than 400 people across the north and north-east have been fined by police for coronavirus rule breaches since the beginning of the pandemic. The Press and Journal 9/1/2021 News No more warnings: Police vow to issue fines ‘much quicker’ as scientists blame public for not following the rules as closely as they did in first lockdown and No 10 pushes intimidating new advertising campaign Police are vowing to get even tougher with lockdown fines amid calls from scientists for even stricter restrictions, while No10 pushes an intimidating new ad campaign to try and arrest the spiralling number of coronavirus cases across the country. Mail Online 9/1/2021 News The Use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) By Police During A Public Health Crisis: An Experimental Test of Public Perception To experimentally evaluate the effects of personal protective equipment (PPE) on participants’ perceptions of police during the COVID-19 pandemic. As part of the experimental paradigm, participants were randomly assigned to read a fictitious news article about the utility of PPE (i.e., pro-PPE, anti-PPE, or neutral), and then rate images of a police officer using different items of PPE (i.e., masks, goggles, face shields, and/or medical gloves) along eight dimensions. The analyses reveal that participants overwhelmingly perceived the use of PPE as both important and beneficial, regardless of condition. The analyses also reveal that the use of PPE impacted perceptions of the pictured officer, but that the specific perceptual effects of such PPE varied by the item used. Police worldwide have attempted to reduce the risks associated with COVID-19 by using PPE. In addition to functional benefits, many items of PPE also present perceptual benefits. Journal of Experimental Criminology 9/1/2021 Research article Dubai Police: Citizen focus, community engagement and victim support With public confidence in policing high on the agenda of many forces, Dubai Police has developed new initiatives around citizen focus, community engagement and victim support to help deliver greater customer satisfaction; Dubai Police consultant Jorge Román and Captain Dr Abdullah Al Shaikh, Head of the force’s Victim Support Programme, explain the approach. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 9/1/2021 Feature, Opinion «277527762777277827792780278127822783Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
