Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102669 total results. Showing results 56561 to 56580 «282528262827282828292830283128322833Next ›Last » Undercover police on wrong side of history, says ex-cabinet minister Lord Hain A former Labour cabinet minister who was monitored by Scotland Yard for 25 years has accused undercover police of being on the "wrong side of history". BBC 30/4/2021 News Fed warns Home Office it could re-open pension challenge The Home Office and Treasury have been told by frontline leaders to settle the pensions dispute fairly or face further action. Female and BAME officers could be disadvantaged, they say. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/4/2021 News Coroner set to issue report over man who died after police restraint A coroner is set to issue a prevention of future deaths report after an inquest jury found the death of a mixed-race man was partly caused by the way police officers restrained him. Police Professional 30/4/2021 News Queen’s Award recognises importance of digital forensics in fight against 21st century crime A digital forensics company that has significantly improved the ability of police forces across the UK to tackle organised crime has received the Queen’s Award for Enterprise. Police Professional 30/4/2021 News Four arrests as PCTF investigates drug importations in the post Three people have been arrested for allegedly importing drugs into Northern Ireland, and a fourth detained on suspicion of firearms offences as part of a Paramilitary Crime Task Force operation. Home Office 30/4/2021 News Citizen Self-Presentation and Aggression in Ticket Fining Events: A Video Observational Study Despite the risk of employee victimization, research on deviant citizen behavior in frontline encounters is limited. When passengers are issued a fine on the bus, they sometimes respond aggressively toward the ticket inspector. This article identifies how citizens present themselves in ticket fining events and examines how their self-representations are related with aggressive acts toward frontline workers. Data comprise video footage of 40 events recorded with occupational body-worn cameras from public buses in Denmark. Using in-depth qualitative video analysis, the study systematically analyzes the encounters for citizen self-presentation and aggression. Five self-presentation types are identified, comprising passengers appearing innocent, honest, wronged, defiant, or superior in the inspector encounters. In aggressive events, passengers in particular perform the defiant and superior self-presentation types and typically perform more types than in the nonaggressive events. The findings yield insights into aggressive frontline encounters with an enlarged understanding of the range of reactions and counterattacks during these events. Recognizing these presentations and changing responses could help frontline workers prevent exposure to aggression on the job. Deviant Behavior - Registration at source 30/4/2021 Research article Three arrested in Spain for encouraging terrorist attacks against France and its interests abroad In the early hours of 27 April, officers of the Spanish National Police (Policia Nacional) with the support of Europol swooped on the members of a terrorist cell in the city of Granada. A total of three individuals were arrested on suspicion of encouraging terrorist attacks against France. Europol 30/4/2021 News Violence Interrupters: Investing in former offenders as agents of change can reduce gun violence Levels of violent crime across America saw an unprecedented increase in 2020, and gun violence remains worryingly high in 2021; in this latest essay from the Violence Reduction Project, DeVone Boggan, CEO of Advance Peace, explains why investing in ‘Violence Interrupters’ – reformed gun offenders operating as mediators, de-escalation experts and violence interventionists – has the real potential to drive change in gun-impacted communities. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 30/4/2021 Feature, Opinion Operation 30 Days at Sea 3.0 reveals 1,600 marine pollution offences worldwide Thousands of suspects, companies and criminal networks engaged in maritime pollution have been detected and investigated in a global INTERPOL-led operation. INTERPOL 30/4/2021 News Update on Coronavirus FPNs issued by police – April 2021 Police in England and Wales have processed a total of 110,322 fixed penalty notices for breaches of Coronavirus restrictions up to 18 April 2021. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 30/4/2021 News More than a thousand stolen catalytic converters recovered following national crackdown Police forces across the nation have recovered over a thousand stolen catalytic converters and arrested more than 50 people as part of a joint operation to tackle catalytic converter theft. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 30/4/2021 News PCCs welcome Domestic Abuse Act, but want sustainable funding for victims’ support services Julia Mulligan - Joint Victims Lead for the APCC and the outgoing Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner for North Yorkshire - said: ‘Domestic abuse has always been a priority for Police and Crime Commissioners. Throughout the pandemic we have worked incredibly hard to support victims of domestic abuse - raising awareness of the services we commission, and reassuring victims that support continues to be available to them Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 30/4/2021 News Landmark Domestic Abuse Bill receives Royal Assent The bill provides protection to millions of people who experience domestic abuse and strengthens measures to tackle perpetrators. Home Office 30/4/2021 News Police have seized more than $1 billion in assets from alleged criminals NEW ZEALAND: More than $1 billion in alleged criminal wealth has been frozen in New Zealand since a powerful law targeting organised crime came into effect just over a decade ago, the Herald can reveal. NZ Herald (New Zealand) - Subscription at source 29/4/2021 News Asio chief says a terrorist attack in Australia is ‘probable’ in the next 12 months AUSTRALIA: Australia’s counter-terrorism agencies are calling for new powers to tackle religious and ideologically motivated extremism The Guardian 29/4/2021 News PM concerned over NT remote police funding AUSTRALIA: Remote Northern Territory police could receive a federal funding extension, with concerns communities may be vulnerable when a deal expires next year. A federal agreement, which has spent more than $280 million since it was introduced during the Howard government's controversial intervention in 2007, is due to end in June 2022. It is feared stations could shut if the deal is not renewed. The West Australian (Australia) 29/4/2021 News Queensland domestic violence taskforce to consider all-women police stations AUSTRALIA: All-female police stations will be considered to address domestic violence in Queensland, the head of a women’s justice taskforce says. Margaret McMurdo has also revealed there’s strong support for an independent probe into police actions in the lead-up to Gold Coast mother Kelly Wilkinson’s death. 7 News (Australia) 29/4/2021 News National Police Federation calls on Province of Alberta to share findings of $2 million PwC report on provincial police proposal CANADA: EDMONTON, AB, April 29, 2021 /CNW/ -The National Police Federation, representing around 3,500 RCMP Members in Alberta, is calling on the Province to share details of a $2 million report by PricewaterhouseCoopers LLC (PwC) considering a potential transition from the Alberta RCMP to a provincial police service. The report, due April 30, 2021, will consider operational requirements, processes, and potential costs for creating a provincial police service as well as "whether a dedicated provincial police service is in the best interest of Albertans." National Police Federation (Canada) 29/4/2021 News Biden asks Congress for police reform bill by George Floyd death anniversary USA: U.S. President Joe Biden on Wednesday urged Congress to pass a police reform bill in the name of George Floyd - a Black man killed under the knee of a white police officer - by the anniversary of his death on May 25. Reuters 29/4/2021 News Questions over PPS ‘reluctance’ to charge in Police Ombudsman investigator cases Public prosecutors have rejected suggestions of an “undue reluctance” to charge Police Ombudsman (PONI) staff with any offence - even in cases where it’s claimed lives could be “placed in grave risk” as a result of unlawful information disclosure. 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