Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 94218 total results. Showing results 57561 to 57580 «287528762877287828792880288128822883Next ›Last » One big (and growing) police team on Teams Over 50,000 police officers and staff across England and Wales are now using Microsoft Teams with the support of the National Enabling Programmes (NEP). tech UK 5/6/2020 Feature, Opinion More police departments are adopting ‘duty to intervene’ policies. But they didn’t save George Floyd. USA: The protocol essentially guides officers toward pulling their colleagues off people they’re assaulting. Vox 5/6/2020 News New York state: 57 police resign to support officers fired for shoving 75-year-old Entire Buffalo police department emergency response team steps down in solidarity but will still be paid The Guardian 5/6/2020 News Minneapolis bans police chokeholds in wake of George Floyd’s death Police will also be required to report and intervene any time they see unauthorised use of force by another officer The Standard 5/6/2020 News British embassy in US raises issue of police conduct during unrest The UK embassy in Washington raised concerns about the conduct of US police officers during protests over the death of George Floyd, including allegations of violence against British journalists, No 10 has said. The Guardian 5/6/2020 Coronavirus in Scotland: Murders and knife crime rose in first lockdown month Murder, robbery and knife offences all became more common in Scotland during the first full month of lockdown, although overall recorded crime fell. The Times - Subscription at source 5/6/2020 News Recorded crime in April down 18 per cent on previous year The number of crimes reported to police dropped by 18 per cent in April 2020 compared to April 2019, reducing from 20,994 to 17,171, while the number of offences (less serious crimes) dropped even more, by 29 per cent, from 21,644 to 15,449. Holyrood Magazine 5/6/2020 News National Specials Weekend APCC Citizens in Policing Lead, Alun Michael, Police and Crime Commissioner for South Wales said: “On behalf of Police and Crime Commissioners I want to mark National Volunteers Week and National Specials Weekend by thanking everyone that volunteers in policing for all the help they have given us over the past year. Our volunteers are important and valued members of the policing family and together we work to be our best at understanding and responding to the needs of our diverse communities. We aim to be excellent at delivering people centred services and to keep our families, friends and local communities safe. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 5/6/2020 News PFEW statement following death of George Floyd Like many around the world, we have been shocked and saddened by the death of George Floyd. We understand the anger and frustration of those seeking answers and nothing must stand in the way of the judicial process providing that and delivering accountability. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 5/6/2020 News Many people abuse unscrutinised power – but when police do it, it can be lethal Protestors believe the consequences of police power without accountability fall particularly heavily on black people i News 5/6/2020 News Police use force against black people five times more than people who are white Home Office figures show police in England and Wales used force tactics at a rate of 90 per 10,000 white people but 450 per 10,000 black people and their reasons for using it differed depending on the person's race Mirror 5/6/2020 News British Embassy voices concern over US police handling of George Floyd protests Downing Street concerned at numerous allegations of US police assaulting apparently peaceful protestors and journalists The Telegraph - Subscription at source 5/6/2020 News Assessing the UK Football Policing Unit Funding of Football Banning Orders in Times of Policing Austerity This article examines how austerity measures have affected football policing units in UK, with a specific focus on the use of UK Football Policing Unit (UKFPU) funding for football banning orders. The research utilizes semi-structured interviews with football police officers and examines publicly available Home Office data. Austerity measures were found to be restrictive to operational deployments at football matches, reducing opportunities for early intervention, liaison-based policing, and evidence gathering. The findings offer limited support to previous research into UKFPU funding, in that it is a target driven process. However, new accounts are emerging which show that officers are rejecting the idea of funding for banning orders, and that reform is needed. This could be in the guise of UKFPU funding being utilized for other football policing activities that are aimed at preventing disorder, and engaging supporters into positive behaviour change. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice 5/6/2020 Research article The success of Police and Crime Commissioners in drug harm reduction in the West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) were introduced in 2012, (2011 Police Reform and Social Responsibility Act), representing one of the most radical changes to governance structures in England and Wales. PCCs are directly elected by the public and their statutory functions require them to (1) hold their own police force to account on behalf of the public, (2) set the policing priorities for the area through a police and crime plan and (3) appoint a Chief Constable. Institute of Local Government Studies (INLOGOV) 5/6/2020 Analysis, Feature Cleveland deploy drones in reponse to rural youth crime Cleveland Police are using drones as the basis of their response to a recent spike in anti social behaviour and fire setting on Eston Hills. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/6/2020 News Tributes paid following ‘tragic death’ of Merseyside inspector Tributes have been paid to an inspector from Merseyside Police who was killed off duty when the bicycle he was riding collided with a van in Lancashire on Tuesday Police Professional 5/6/2020 News Three arrested as NCA makes record breaking drug seizure in Northern Ireland Three men have been arrested following the biggest drug seizure ever made in Northern Ireland by the National Crime Agency. National Crime Agency (NCA) 5/6/2020 News National Volunteers Week – Thank You A big thank you this Volunteers Week. Throughout this period of emergency, there have been some stories of selflessness, determination and community spirit that have given people hope. This has taken many forms, with individuals, businesses and other groups working together to support those who are vulnerable. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 5/6/2020 News IOPC statement following end of gross misconduct hearing against three West Yorkshire police officers who investigated the death of Riley Siswick IOPC Regional Director Miranda Biddle said: “We are aware of the outcome. This was a thorough investigation, and it is our role to ensure that the relevant evidence we gathered is provided to the force to present to the panel. This has been achieved. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 5/6/2020 News Women subjected to new forms of online sexual harassment including ‘zoombombing’ during lockdown ‘Now we are in confinement working from home, there is a whole new normal. Sexual harassment does not need people to be physically in the same place in order to take place,’ says campaigner The Independent 5/6/2020 News «287528762877287828792880288128822883Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
