Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103988 total results. Showing results 57521 to 57540 «287328742875287628772878287928802881Next ›Last » Police patrols continue as lockdown eased further Amid the encouraging signs of the lockdown easing, NPCC Chair Martin Hewitt urges people to keep following the rules, with police also playing their part to help the UK beat COVID-19. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 17/5/2021 News Landmark laws to keep children safe, stop racial hate and protect democracy online published The Online Safety Bill will help protect young people and clamp down on racist abuse online, while safeguarding freedom of expression. Home Office 17/5/2021 News Universities are failing to tackle rape culture on campus, students say Sit-in protest over sexual misconduct at Warwick University enters its ninth week The Guardian 17/5/2021 News Rape victims in England and Wales to give video evidence to boost convictions Plan for survivors to pre-record evidence to spare them trauma of appearing in person in court The Guardian 17/5/2021 News Police chief pens emotional letter as lockdown eases further and life ‘returns to normal’ A police chief has penned an emotional open letter on the day life starts to return to normal. Express 17/5/2021 News Europol redefines ‘Jihadist terrorism’ as Taliban attacks on soft targets continue The recent Europol terrorism report confirmed that violent Jihadism remains a serious concern in the UK, and also redefines ‘Jihadist terrorism’; as Jihadist attacks on soft targets continue, Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth reports on why the definition and terminology used is a key issue for law enforcement. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 17/5/2021 Analysis, Feature Police mount extra patrols amid concerns over rise in violence as Covid restrictions ease ‘Some people will over indulge,’ says Dame Cressida Dick as pubs and restaurants open inside The Independent 17/5/2021 News Police warn ‘those who blatantly disregard’ remaining Covid rules will be fined Anyone attending or organising large illegal parties or unlicensed music events can expect to be fined, says police chief The Telegraph - Subscription at source 17/5/2021 News Met police preparing for ‘trouble and violence’ in London as lockdown restrictions ease Police ‘want Londoners to feel safe’ as indoor hospitality and live events return My London 17/5/2021 News Family violence investigations soar: Abuse survivor urges victims to call police NEW ZEALAND: After a decade of verbal and physical abuse at the hands of her partner and father of their four children, Rebecca* picked up the phone and called police. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 16/5/2021 News Keep tough bail laws, says police union, as Greens try to wind them back AUSTRALIA: Victoria’s powerful police union has strongly opposed weakening bail laws that have helped contribute to an explosion in the state’s prison population, and has demanded both sides of politics declare their position on the issue ahead of next year’s state election. The Age (Australia) 16/5/2021 News The 39-question tool transforming the way Victoria Police assesses family violence risk AUSTRALIA: It's a typical Friday morning at Prahran police station, a brown brick eyesore in Melbourne's inner south-east. Here, officers responding to family violence are mostly called out to incidents in private homes. Today, though, a woman has come in to report abuse that has become unbearable. As she tells her story, one of the sergeants behind the counter picks up an iPad and begins tapping away, filling in what Victoria Police calls the L17. The digital form is essentially a list of 39 questions — risk factors — which the officer marks with yes or no: ABC News (Australia) 16/5/2021 News Bodycams haven’t lived up to promises of exposing police misconduct. One reason: The police decide what to release. USA: In the moments after a recent shooting in Times Square, New York City police officer Alyssa Vogel heard an officer yell, "There's a baby." Body camera footage shows her take off running, finding a 4-year-old girl bleeding from a stray bullet. Vogel quickly applied a tourniquet and helped her to an ambulance. Vogel's exemplary actions were highlighted on the @NYPDnews Twitter account last week. Meanwhile, an appeals court recently ruled that the NYPD must turn over a less-redacted version of body camera footage from the 2018 fatal shooting of Susan Muller, who was mentally ill, in her home. The police department has been fighting against releasing the video for years. USA Today 16/5/2021 Feature There’s a database whose mission is to stop problematic police officers from hopping between departments. But many agencies don’t know it exists USA: When a police officer leaves their department because of misconduct, there's no easy public way for people to know if they're rehired elsewhere in law enforcement. CNN 16/5/2021 Feature Northants interceptors Northamptonshire police are relaunching their fleet of interceptors as eight month down the line their full potential as criminal hunters has still not yet been realised. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/5/2021 Feature Diversity in the Police Digital Conference The largest police recruitment drive in decades has brought the issue of dversity and representation into the spotlight. Police Professional - Subscription at source 16/5/2021 Feature Detective claims he’s scapegoat for Met Police’s ‘failures’ over unsolved murder A former detective who led the last investigation into one of the Met Police's most notorious unsolved murders claims he has been made a "scapegoat for failings by the force" that saw the prosecution collapse. Express 16/5/2021 News PSNI recruitment ‘a challenge’ in working class areas of Northern Ireland As a community worker in the unionist and loyalist Shankill area of Belfast, he responds to calls from local residents who are often in need of help or advice. BBC 16/5/2021 News Instagram labelled a ‘disgrace’ by senior UK police official after report flags more than 100 convicted paedophiles using platform Instagram has come under fire from British law enforcement after an investigation by the Telegraph revealed that dozens of convicted paedophiles were using the popular social media site. RT 16/5/2021 News Desistance From Criminalisation: Police Culture and New Directions in Drugs Policing Globally, there is emerging evidence that drugs policing is moving away from traditional enforcement interventions towards a greater focus on harm reduction. Signs of a shift include alternatives to criminalisation in the form of police-led diversion schemes. This article examines the extent to which new directions in drugs policing reflect changes in police culture. The key change under consideration is police desistance from criminalising people who use drugs. Another aim is to advance theoretical debates into the factors affecting cultural change in police organisations. Drawing on an extensive qualitative study of challenges, innovation and reform in drugs policing across England and Wales, the findings capture the transformative effect of certain experiences on the values police officers hold and how they understand and make sense of drug problems, their role and impact. It is argued that further insights into cultural change can be gained by drawing on the concept of turning points from life-course criminology and desistance research. The findings also reveal how changes in the field of policing have fostered and facilitated changes in police culture and practice. A policy implication of this study is that cultural change could be furthered through experiential learning and critical reflective practice approaches to police education. Policing and Society 16/5/2021 Research article «287328742875287628772878287928802881Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
