Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97351 total results. Showing results 57401 to 57420 «286728682869287028712872287328742875Next ›Last » Source Handler Perceptions of the Interviewing Processes Employed With Informants The collection of accurate, detailed, and timely intelligence buttresses critical law enforcement decision-making. However, the quality and quantity of the intelligence gathered relies heavily upon the interviewing techniques used to retrieve it. The perceptions of intelligence practitioners are key to developing an understanding of practices concerning intelligence collection. Yet, to date, no research has been undertaken that explores the United Kingdom’s Source Handlers’ perceptions of the interviewing processes employed with informants. The present study interviewed 24 Source Handlers from Counter Terrorism Dedicated Source Units in the United Kingdom. Five themes emerged from the interviews, (i) a comparison between interviewing and debriefing; (ii) the PEACE model in intelligence interviews; (iii) the importance of effective communication; (iv) Source Handlers’ use of cognitive retrieval techniques; and, (v) Source Handler interview training. Journal of Policing Intelligence and Counter Terrorism 21/9/2020 Research article PIRC to investigate custody death Scotland's police watchdog has begun an investigation into the death of a man in custody. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/9/2020 News Response to modern day slavery annual report 2019-20 The Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner, Dame Sara Thornton, has published her Annual Report for 2019-2020. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 21/9/2020 News Tackling violence against women and girls £4.25m extra funding for frontline services. Scottish Government 21/9/2020 News Police officers in major safety crackdown as distracted driver ‘fails to react’ to police Police officers have caught "far too many distractions" on the road with motorists found using their mobile phone and even reading newspapers. Express 21/9/2020 News This is what we really mean when we say that ‘ACAB’ There is, I believe, a temptation to dismiss the images of bleeding journalists and choking demonstrators as being a uniquely American response by police to the Black Lives Matter movement; something as foreign to the UK as stumping up serious cash for the treatment of a broken wrist or the electoral college. The National 21/9/2020 Feature, Opinion Police issuing thousands of fines for breaking ‘unclear and ambiguous’ lockdown rules Thousands of people are being hit with fines for breaches of coronavirus lockdown regulations that are “unclear and ambiguous”, a parliamentary committee has warned Police Professional 21/9/2020 News Complaint about Police Commissioner Anthony Stansfeld rejected A group of councillors has decided that the elected-head of Thames Valley Police has not broken any rules following a row over an alleged abuse of power. Oxford Mail 21/9/2020 News More than 2,500 days of holiday “unclaimed” by two Yorkshire police forces in one year, figures show Staff at two of Yorkshire's police forces missed out on more than 2,500 days' worth of annual leave in one year, statistics have revealed. The Yorkshire Post 21/9/2020 News Police chiefs routinely turn blind eye to illegal fox-hunting as hunts go unchecked, report claims First ever report on ban’s enforcement documents dozens of cases in one year when ‘biased officers failed to act on evidence’ The Independent 21/9/2020 News Director of group hired to train PSNI dubbed police ‘racist oppressor pigs who deserve the wall’ A transgender organisation which has been paid by the PSNI to train its officers is headed by a director with violently anti-police views, the News Letter has learned. The Newsletter 21/9/2020 News Wiltshire Police’s rural crime team revamped Wiltshire Police's rural crime team has been revamped to help protect isolated communities around the county. Standard (Wiltshire & Gloucestershire) 21/9/2020 News West Midlands Police using Virtual Reality to tackle gang violence A new virtual reality project is hitting home to Birmingham pupils the very real consequences of getting drawn into violent crime. Birmingham Updates 21/9/2020 News West Midlands Police receive 500 reports of people breaking lockdown rules in one week Police and Crime Commissioner David Jamieson is asking Ministers for more powers to enforce lockdown rules Birmingham Live 21/9/2020 News ‘Twenty’ Greater Manchester Police officers are self-isolating after an outbreak of coronavirus at a force golf day At least 20 Greater Manchester Police officers are self-isolating after an outbreak of coronavirus at a force golf day. Mail Online 21/9/2020 News TikTok Pro: Police issue major warning over fake app that contains spyware A major warning has been issued by police over a fake app posing as social media platform TikTok. Daily Echo (Southern) 21/9/2020 News Misleading performance data formats: A different type of pandemic When a health expert referred to the ‘random variation’ in COVID figures, there was little reaction; but as Dr Simon Guilfoyle – a lecturer, adviser and serving police inspector – explains, the statement highlighted some of the dangers of using data to make binary comparisons, which have led to years of flawed decisions and knee-jerk reactions in policing. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 21/9/2020 Analysis, Feature Hackers identify Belarus’s masked security police to pressure President Lukashenko Hackers have made public the personal data of more than a thousand Belarusian police officers in an attempt to ramp up pressure on President Lukashenko’s security services amid a crackdown on peaceful protesters. The Times - Subscription at source 21/9/2020 News The Times view on the new coronavirus rules: Enforcement The new rules on social distancing are vital in combating a second wave of the virus. But they must be policed properly, fairly and with parliamentary or public oversight The Times - Subscription at source 21/9/2020 Feature, Opinion Coronavirus: Thousands fined for breaking ‘unclear and ambiguous’ lockdown rules, MPs warn The Joint Committee on Human Rights said it was "unacceptable" that "many thousands" were receiving fixed penalty notices (FPNs). Sky News 21/9/2020 News «286728682869287028712872287328742875Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
