Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 116032 total results. Showing results 57461 to 57480 «287028712872287328742875287628772878Next ›Last » Digital markers on firearm owners’ records will allow GPs to alert police Ninety-eight per cent of GP practices will have access to new system from this week. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 6/7/2022 News ‘Cumulative’ problems at the Met go back six years, GLA told Performance problems at the Met were being raised over a six year period, politicians have been told. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 6/7/2022 News MPS apologises for failings in its handling of missing teenager investigation The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) has apologised to the family of Richard Okorogheye for its “substandard level of service” in the handling of initial reports that he was missing. Police Professional 6/7/2022 News Prolific small boats people smuggling network dismantled as part of international operation National Crime Agency officers have targeted members of a major criminal network suspected of involvement in the smuggling of up to 10,000 people into the UK. National Crime Agency (NCA) 6/7/2022 News Tackling drug related crime – getting it right for future generations The use of illegal drugs is fueling an epidemic of violence and criminality, destroying people’s lives and wreaking havoc in our communities. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 6/7/2022 News MPS to apologise for failings in Richard Okorogheye investigation The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) will apologise to the family of Richard Okorogheye, for failings identified by an Independent Office for Police Conduct investigation into the handling of initial reports that he was missing. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 6/7/2022 Report Five charged after RCMP seize $24 million worth of illegal cannabis CANADA: Five people are facing multiple charges after Royal Canadian Mounted Police busted a "sophisticated drug trafficking and money laundering scheme," seizing $24 million worth of cannabis as well as cash. The Post Millenial 6/7/2022 News London’s Police Services Board wants community input on adding femicide to the Criminal Code CANADA: The London Police Services Board (LPSB) is seeking community input from the public, along with local women's advocacy groups and experts, on defining femicide in Canada's Criminal Code, and for such incidents to be treated as hate-motivated crimes. CBC News (Canada) 6/7/2022 News Richard Okorogheye death: Family reject apology from Met Police The family of Richard Okorogheye has rejected an apology from the Met Police over failings in the handling of initial reports that he was missing. BBC 6/7/2022 News Smuggling operation sent thousands across Channel illegally in small boats Police in five European countries uncover network believed to have smuggled 10,000 people in 18 months The Guardian 6/7/2022 News True motive of B.C. bank shooting may never be known, says criminologist CANADA: Questions of what would motivate twin brothers to enter a British Columbia bank dressed in body armour and prepared for a gun battle remain unanswered, but a criminologist sees similarities to two other young men who terrified Canadians in 2019. Blue Line (Canada) 6/7/2022 News Kildare to get new high-powered Garda vehicle for armed officers REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Kildare Garda Station is to get one of the 10 new look Armed Support Unit Vehicles to replace 2016 models, some of which have travelled in excess of 500,000kms. Leinster Leader (Ireland) 6/7/2022 News New garda post created in Middle East REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: New garda positions are to be created in the Middle East and Asia after the Government approved an expansion of the force’s network of overseas liaison officers. The Law Society Gazette 6/7/2022 News Sports can help prevent violent extremism in youth Violent extremism is on the rise globally, and in countries such as Pakistan, vulnerable young people are routinely targeted and manipulated by extremist groups; new research by PhD student Umair Asif and Professor Tegwen Gadais of the Université du Québec à Montréal, and Associate Professor Simon Rosenbaum of UNSW Sydney, highlights the valuable role that sport can play in countering violent extremism and terrorism. Policing Insight 6/7/2022 Feature, Opinion Minister McEntee welcomes Government approval of proposal to expand Garda Liaison Officer Network REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Minister for Justice Helen McEntee TD has received Government approval for the expansion of the Garda Liaison Officer Network. Following a request from Garda Commissioner Drew Harris to the Minister Department of Justice (Republic of Ireland) 6/7/2022 News Watchdog finds Met police failings in Richard Okorogheye disappearance IOPC tells force to apologise to family of teenager who was found dead two weeks after going missing The Guardian 6/7/2022 News What Works in Police Training? Applying An Evidence-Informed, General, Ecological Model of Police Training Over the last decade, research on police training showed significant development. Nevertheless, the field was lacking a consistent framework based on the best available scientific evidence indicating what should work in police training. The present article presents such a model, based on Litmanovitz (2016). It provides a succinct description of the model, its development and importance, and tests the outcome of a procedural justice (PJ) training module designed based on its principles, within the context of a quasi-experiment in the National Police College in Israel. Findings show a statistically significant effect on recruits’ support for PJ, but not on their perceived ability to exercise PJ. We conclude that the general, ecological training model proposed by Litmanovitz (2016) shows promise, is useful for the development of evidence-informed police training interventions, and should be viewed as a starting point for ongoing elaboration and refinement of our knowledge on police training. Police Quarterly - Registration at source 6/7/2022 Research article Policing Gun Crimes: A Comprehensive Review of Strategies and Effectiveness This paper provides a comprehensive review of various studies of police initiatives and practices in dealing with gun crimes. It is aimed at developing a detailed as well as general understanding of different police strategies and their effectiveness in reducing gun crime. The results include two classifications, one on research designs and the other on various police strategies and their effectiveness. They suggest an expanded categorization of police strategies for addressing gun crimes from uniformed targeted patrols and focused deterrence to situational/routine activities and tech-driven law enforcement. Related issues and concerns including methodological flaws were also discussed. Police Journal - Registration at source 6/7/2022 Research article Light the Lakes Light the Lakes is an established event in the policing calendar, with officers and staff climbing Wainwright Peaks in the Lake District in memory of fallen colleagues and friends to raise money for Care of Police Survivors (COPS). Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 6/7/2022 News Politics and policing: Research funding under threat The UK’s access to Horizon Europe’s research and innovation programme funding as an associate member – and with it the ability to undertake pioneering research into policing and security that has delivered real benefits to UK law enforcement – appears to be increasingly under threat, thanks to ongoing political wrangles over the Northern Ireland post-Brexit border arrangements, as Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth reports. 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