Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103305 total results. Showing results 57281 to 57300 «286128622863286428652866286728682869Next ›Last » Officers must be kitted up, says Met Fed following protest injuries Chair of the Met Federation Ken Marsh says officers should be given adequate protective equipment now to deal with violent protestors after some sustained head injuries over the weekend. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 27/4/2021 News Officer safety the priority after more senseless violence The National Chair of the Police Federation of England and Wales, John Apter, has vowed to continue making sure officer safety is at the forefront of conversations with the Government and Home Secretary in the wake of the violence against police at anti-lockdown protests in London on Sunday. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 27/4/2021 News MPs urge review of ‘discriminatory and unfair’ punishments for breaching lockdown rules The Joint Committee on Human Rights claims there has been confusion between government advice, guidance and the law i News 27/4/2021 News Priti Patel calls for review of police approach to ‘hate incidents’ The Home Secretary has called for an investigation into the way the police record ‘non-crime hate incidents’ (NCHIs). The Christian Institute 27/4/2021 News Weekly academic research summary This summary curates the key policing-related research that's been published online in the last week, with links to the original journal articles, and selected abstracts - plus a short guide outlining how serving police officers and staff can get access, free, to many of the articles listed through the UK's National Police Library. You do not need to be a member of the UK College of Policing to access its library. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 27/4/2021 News Police data reveals hundreds of incidents involving ‘menace’ e-scooters Electric scooters are being used in hundreds of offences including assaults, burglaries and anti-social behaviour, according to newly relased police data. Police Professional 27/4/2021 News Mike Cunningham joins Skills for Justice to help drive leadership development across policing Former College of Policing chief executive officer Mike Cunningham QPM has joined Skills for Justice determined to “keep police leaders ahead of their game today to develop a service fit for tomorrow”. Police Professional 27/4/2021 News Jury sworn in to try officer over murder of footballer Dalian Atkinson A jury has been sworn in to try a police officer who denies the murder and manslaughter of ex-Aston Villa footballer Dalian Atkinson. Police Professional 27/4/2021 News MPs and peers call for review of all coronavirus fines Coronavirus fines are “muddled, discriminatory and unfair”, according to a group of MPs and peers who have called for a review of all of those issued under lockdown laws. Police Professional 27/4/2021 News Over 500 police working days saved for Lincolnshire communities National Enabling Programmes 27/4/2021 News Using Teams in custody settings We’ve mastered Teams to work with colleagues, we’ve used the tool to collaborate with partners – now how can we use it to process suspects National Enabling Programmes 27/4/2021 News New ways of preventing crime and rehabilitating offenders are a must Can traditional community justice interventions capture the true potential of behavioural change? It is a difficult task given that offender rehabilitation and recovery is, by its very nature, multifaceted: offenders, communities of justice social workers, academics, other agencies, businesses and the third sector connected through evidence, support provision and mentoring. Holyrood Magazine 27/4/2021 Feature Richard Okorogheye: Watchdog To Investigate Whether Racism Hampered Police Search The 19-year-old's mother was reportedly asked how police would be able to find her son if she couldn't. Huffington Post 27/4/2021 News Law Enforcement Officers’ Barriers to Seeking Mental Health Services: A Scoping Review Law enforcement officers (LEOs) experience stressful and traumatic events more often than the general population. Though these events negatively impact mental health and wellbeing, LEOs experience barriers to seeking psychological therapy and support to address these emotional burdens. This scoping review asks the question “What are the factors preventing law enforcement officers from seeking mental health services?”. Eligibility criteria included literature focusing on Canadian and United States LEO access and willingness to participate in mental health interventions. Using PubMed, PsycNet, and Scopus, we found 17 publications on this topic. We charted the data using components of grounded theory and uncovered components of the social cognitive theory’s role in accessing services. Overall, LEOs mental health services utilization barriers include negative perceptions and low mental health knowledge, concerns of confidentiality and job consequences, and lack of social support. Interventions can be developed at the environmental, behavioral, and individual levels to address these complex factors preventing LEOs seeking mental health services. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology - Registration at source 27/4/2021 Research article Police reveal hundreds of incidents involving ‘menace’ e-scooters Private e-scooters can only legally be used on private land in the UK, but are a common sight on roads and pavements. The Standard 27/4/2021 News UK police force launches crackdown on knife crime ‘Forces are determined to tackle violent crime and with the restrictions easing, taking knives off our streets and helping people understand the dangers of carrying a knife remains a top priority’ The Independent 27/4/2021 News Richard Okorogheye: Met Police investigated over missing teenager case The police watchdog will consider whether ethnicity played a role in the way initial reports of a teenager's disappearance were handled. BBC 27/4/2021 News Just one more: Why performance targets adversely affect officer behaviour and community relations News that the Home Office is considering reintroducing league tables for the performance of police forces in England and Wales against six key crime types was criticised last week by police leaders and staff associations; Former chief superintendent Owen West shares some of his own experiences of the negative impact of police targets, and why they can have a damaging effect on community relations. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 27/4/2021 Feature, Opinion New reforms will give greater powers to investigate Garda corruption REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Significant new powers to investigate corruption and misconduct allegations against Garda officers are to be considered on Tuesday by the Cabinet, when it examines new proposed reforms. The Policing, Security and Community Safety Bill includes dozens of changes, among them the merger of the Policing Authority and the Garda Inspectorate and new powers for the Garda Ombudsman to carry out no-warning inspections and to begin investigations without a public complaint. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 27/4/2021 News Police had no dedicated team to scan Internet before mosque attacks NEW ZEALAND: It took seven months for police to set up their first team for scanning the internet after the mosque attacks - but it was almost immediately in danger of being shut down. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 27/4/2021 News «286128622863286428652866286728682869Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
