Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 94107 total results. Showing results 56441 to 56460 «281928202821282228232824282528262827Next ›Last » County lines gangs disguised drug couriers as key workers during coronavirus lockdown Liverpool drug lords operated a ‘click and collect’ service for cocaine and heroin, Mersyside police say The Guardian 5/7/2020 News The Differential Role of Stress on Police Officers’ Perceptions of Misconduct This study examines the influence of stress, by way of subdimensions of anxiety, and depression, on police officers’ perceptions of the seriousness of various forms of misconduct in the context of China. Findings show that different dimensions of stress have differing effects on the level of seriousness ascribed, and those influences vary based on the type of unethical behavior. While depression reduces officers’ perceived seriousness of misconduct, the effects of anxiety on perceptions are more nuanced. The study suggests the development of related policies to curb unethical behavior should consider stress, and its related subdimensions, while also considering how subgroups of officers may respond to stress in different ways. The realization of these efforts may contribute to the development of targeted interventions for improving ethical thinking and decision-making among police officers. Asian Journal of Criminology - Registration at source 5/7/2020 Research article Scots police officers who tackle organised crime are credit to profession Anyone who thinks organised crime doesn’t impact on their lives is wrong. From the drugs that fuel homelessness and misery in our cities, to the weapons used to intimidate and rob, to the millions lost in tax revenues to the black market, its pernicious reach is everywhere. Daily Record 5/7/2020 News As post-lockdown economy sinks, experts warn U.K. knife crime could rise again Knife crime in the UK closely tracks economic hardship, experts say. And they fear that a post-pandemic recession may trigger a new wave of knife crime. NBC 5/7/2020 News Pressure on police to investigate sex crime allegations British police have been under pressure to investigate allegations of sex crimes involving celebrities since the Jimmy Savile scandal. The Times - Subscription at source 5/7/2020 News ‘Crystal clear’ drunk people can’t socially distance, say police in England Police Federation chair says revellers would not adhere to one-metre-plus rules as pubs opened on Saturday The Guardian 5/7/2020 News Thousands flock back to pubs on Super Saturday as police chief criticises drunken behaviour As some bars shut early amid disorder and images show drinkers in close proximity, others report a less busy night than expected. Sky News 5/7/2020 News Huawei to be frozen out of Britain’s 5G network by Christmas Ministers are to start the process of stripping Huawei from Britain’s 5G network by the end of this year after a report by spy chiefs into the Chinese telecoms firm uncovered “severe” security issues. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 5/7/2020 News Hippie crack: tills ring in summer of silver bullets Many businesses might be thrilled by a bulk order for 38,800 bottles of their most popular product. Chris Palmer, the owner of a Manchester catering supplier, took one look at his latest email and immediately added the sender to his list of banned customers. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 5/7/2020 Analysis, Feature Police reveal hidden secrets gangster’s vehicles following EncroChat raids Kingpin criminals arrested as part of Britain’s biggest ever takedown of organised crime, used sophisticated ‘hides’ built into vehicles to move drugs, weapons and cash around, Scotland Yard have revealed.. The Sunday Telegraph 5/7/2020 News ‘The b******s have intel on everything’ Terrified crime kingpins' EncroChat messages predicting police would 'come in hard and fast' like a 'pack of hyenas' as net closed around them are revealed Mail Online 5/7/2020 Analysis, Feature Boohoo: fashion giant faces ‘slavery’ investigation Workers in Leicester making clothes destined for the fashion giant Boohoo are being paid as little as £3.50 an hour, an undercover Sunday Times investigation has found. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 5/7/2020 News Pressure on police to investigate sex crime allegations British police have been under pressure to investigate allegations of sex crimes involving celebrities since the Jimmy Savile scandal. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 5/7/2020 Analysis, Feature How criminals clean their dirty money The Criminal Assets Bureau last week raided Chinese restaurants used as cash laundering operations — but the €1m seized is just the tip of the iceberg The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 5/7/2020 Analysis, Feature Facial recognition needs to be regulated, not abandoned As Amazon moves to ban police from using its facial recognition software for a year, and IBM ‘abandons’ facial recognition technology, Jason Sierra strongly believes it remains a vital tool for the police, but agrees it needs to be regulated and used within strict legal and ethical guidelines. Police Professional - Subscription at source 4/7/2020 Feature, Opinion Finding a balance Dr Asa Don Brown, a psychologist and volunteer firefighter in the US, examines the issues of self-care among first responders. Police Professional 4/7/2020 Analysis, Feature Shootings soar 205 percent after NYPD disbands anti-crime unit USA: Gun violence exploded across the city after the NYPD disbanded its anti-crime unit of plainclothes cops on June 15, with three times as many shootings in the last two weeks of the month over the same period in 2019, police stats show. New York Post 4/7/2020 News Police slam ‘disgusting inhuman thugs’ who pelted officers with bottles and threatened them with knives as they tried to break up illegal block party in west London Police have branded a group of people attending an illegal block party in west London as 'disgusting inhuman thugs' after officers had bottles thrown at them and were threatened with a knife. Mail Online 4/7/2020 News Private Policing of White-Collar Crime: Case Studies of Internal Investigations By Fraud Examiners Private policing of white-collar crime has been a controversial issue for quite some time. Fraud examiners from global auditing firms and local law firms conduct internal investigations, resulting in reports of investigations that are the clients’ confidential property. This article presents four disclosed reports of investigations to illustrate the theory of convenience for white-collar crime and to determine the examination maturity in private policing. The suggested maturity model with five levels determines whether the investigation as chaotic or messy, or whether the investigation contributed to disclosure or clarification. The most mature level is investment, where the benefits of the examination exceed the costs of the examination. Many fraud examiners have a long way to go before them deserve the label of professional investigators or examiners. Future research may help professionalize the business of private policing of economic crime. The four reports of investigations are from Moldova, the Netherlands, Sweden, and Switzerland. Police Practice and Research 4/7/2020 Research article Domestic abuse: Not a gender issue TEDx Talks: Society generally assumes that women and children will be the victims in cases of domestic abuse/domestic violence and that men are the perpetrators. In his talk, Andrew Pain describes the wider struggle faced by male survivors of domestic abuse and shares his own experiences of the abuse he suffered during his first marriage: why he stayed, how he rebuilt and how he forgave. {VIDEO] TEDx 4/7/2020 Feature, Opinion «281928202821282228232824282528262827Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
