Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97305 total results. Showing results 57141 to 57160 «285428552856285728582859286028612862Next ›Last » Violence against police ‘getting worse’, federation warns – as officers killed on duty are honoured The chair of the Police Federation says some people want to kick officers "when they are down and then kick them again". Sky News 28/9/2020 News Police to visit homes of self-isolating Brits in coronavirus crackdown as £10k fines come into force for rule breakers Police visit the homes of people who are self-isolating in a coronavirus crackdown as £10,000 fines come into force for rule breakers. The Sun 28/9/2020 News ‘Cops won’t be able to cope with cracking down on covid rule-breakers’: Police union chief calls on councils and health bosses to help enforce draconian new regulations Police are 'struggling' to enforce coronavirus rules because there are not enough officers to crack down on the 10pm curfew breakers, a union boss warned today. Mail Online 28/9/2020 News Report raises alarm over police detention of vulnerable suspects in England and Wales Hundreds of thousands of people interviewed without appropriate adult present, report says The Guardian 28/9/2020 News Integrated Assessment of Regular Member Recruitment CANADA: Regular Member (RM) Recruitment is essential to the achievement of the RCMP's strategic outcome of a safe and secure Canada. Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) 28/9/2020 Report Sergeant Matt Ratana’s Maori roots ‘helped him to empathise’ The family of Matiu Ratana, the murdered London police officer, believe that his Maori background would have allowed him to empathise with other cultures while working in Britain, a cousin said at the weekend. The Times - Subscription at source 28/9/2020 Analysis, Feature Losing European security data poses serious threat As we approach the final weeks of negotiations with the EU, one aspect is receiving less coverage than it merits. Understandably, the focus has been on economics and trade. But the negotiations will determine if, and to what extent, law enforcement and security professionals continue to work together to counter serious crime, terrorism, cyber and other threats. The answer remains unclear. The Times - Subscription at source 28/9/2020 Feature, Opinion Coronavirus: Spot checks and tip-offs as police target lockdown rule breakers Officials say "egregious" cases of non-compliance will be investigated and prosecuted while action will be taken on tip-offs. Sky News 28/9/2020 News Police to start self-isolation spot checks based on ‘local intelligence’ tip-offs Police will be undertaking self-isolation spot checks in high-risk areas based on "local intelligence" as strict new rules are imposed from today. Mirror 28/9/2020 News Neighbours urged to call police on Covid self-isolation cheats £10,000 fines introduced as Government faces rebellion by MPs over restriction legislation The Telegraph - Subscription at source 28/9/2020 News Croydon police shooting: Crime scenes searched over Sgt Matt Ratana death Police investigating the fatal shooting of a police officer in south London say four crime scenes are being searched. BBC 27/9/2020 News Ottawa Police plan to buy almost $700,000 worth of replacement guns, new tasers CANADA: The Ottawa Police Service has allocated $632,000 to spend on new tasers and an additional $60,000 on replacement firearms. It’s a decision that will be presented to the Ottawa Police Service Board meeting, taking place Monday. Ottawa Matters (Canada) 27/9/2020 News Not right using law for restricting bad choices NEW ZEALAND: We are not justified in using the law to stop New Zealanders choosing to use cannabis, writes Tosh Stewart. Otago Daily Times (New Zealand) 27/9/2020 Feature, Opinion Cannabis referendum: Legalisation will be ‘very tight’, ‘vote no’ campaigns casting ‘fear, doubt’ – Swarbrick NEW ZEALAND: Campaigns advocating against the legalisation of recreational cannabis are casting "fear and doubt" on the referendum, says Green Party list MP Chlöe Swarbrick, with 'vote no' crusades encouraging Kiwis to conflate pro-legalisation with supporting cannabis use. Newshub (New Zealand) 27/9/2020 News Children’s Commissioner Andrew Becroft calls for review of ‘right to silence’ for abuse witnesses NEW ZEALAND: The issue of the ‘right to silence’ for witnesses of child abuse has been raised again this week. Children’s Commissioner Judge Andrew Becroft writes that it is time for a national debate about whether it’s working to protect children. Stuff (New Zealand) 27/9/2020 Feature, Opinion Palaszczuk makes $624m commitment to hire an extra 2,025 police across Queensland AUSTRALIA: Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has committed a future Labor government to delivering an additional 2,025 police officers over the next five years. ABC News (Australia) 27/9/2020 News Queensland police get 2,025 new recruits as premier reveals $625m funding boost AUSTRALIA: Queensland will have 1,450 more frontline police officers on patrol across the state within five years as part of a $625 million funding boost for the force. Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk described it as "the largest investment in additional police that has been seen in this state over the past 30 years". 9 News (Australia) 27/9/2020 News Suspect in killing of Croydon police officer named Met chief pays tribute to Matiu Ratana as suspected culprit remains in hospital in critical condition The Guardian 27/9/2020 News Louis de Zoysa: Name of alleged Croydon police killer revealed Matiu Ratana, a Met Police sergeant, was shot dead at Croydon Custody Centre by a handcuffed suspect The Telegraph - Subscription at source 27/9/2020 News The Effects of Police Contact and Neighborhood Context on Delinquency and Violence The authors examine both main effects and cross-level effects of prior criminal justice contact on delinquency and violence. Using multilevel longitudinal data from the Project on Human Development on Chicago Neighborhoods (1994–2001), they addresses a lack of clarity on the effect of police contact on delinquency and violence. The authors found that police contacts (three types) were associated with increases in delinquency and violence. These effects remained robust after controlling for individual-level covariates such as low self-control. Importantly, the effect of jail contact on the number of delinquent acts a youth engages in was stronger in neighborhoods with high levels of legal cynicism. Paradoxically, however, youths with prior police contacts were more delinquent when they lived in neighborhoods that had higher levels of satisfaction with police. Our study provides a more nuanced understanding of the correlation between police contact and future offending and offers insights into how neighborhood characteristics may worsen the effect of police contact, as well as the importance of dissecting types of contact with the justice system. The study offers policy implications for law enforcement. Victims and Offenders - Registration at source 27/9/2020 Research article «285428552856285728582859286028612862Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
