Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 116032 total results. Showing results 57861 to 57880 «289028912892289328942895289628972898Next ›Last » Clare JPC Tt contact Garda Commissioner as figures show county has smallest vehicle fleet in the state REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Members of Clare’s Joint Policing Committee are to contact the Garda Commissioner amid concerns about the number of vehicles on the streets of the county. [AUDIO] Clare.fm (Republic of Ireland) 27/6/2022 News Barristers’ strike ‘bang in line with the needs of the police’ Barristers began strike action today, with picket lines formed outside the Old Bailey and Manchester Crown Court among others. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 27/6/2022 News Cleveland Police case study: NICE Investigate eliminates resource drain for Cleveland Police Like many forces across the UK Cleveland Police struggled to manage rapidly increasing digital evidence. The collection of CCTV video alone required thousands of trips each week - a huge time and resource drain. The force also needed to comply with national requirements around sharing digital evidence, which was moving toward a digital model. With NICE Investigate, officers can now collect and share evidence through a fully electronic process. Policing Insight 27/6/2022 Advertisement, Feature Report calls on forces to screen offenders in custody for gambling-related harms New research has recommended that police forces in England and Wales should improve their awareness and responses to gambling-related harms after identifying custody suites as the ideal ‘gatekeepers’ to challenge the narratives about the nature of gambling-related crime, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 27/6/2022 Analysis, Feature Barristers walk out of courts in strike over pay Barristers are on strike across England and Wales in a long-running dispute over pay and conditions. BBC 27/6/2022 News Training Thai Police Cadets to Serve the Public Via the Virtual Parents Training Program: A Study of the Royal Police Cadet Academy Literature on police training reveals the lack of field training that incorporates community policing, the prevalence of the paramilitary structure among police training programs, and the support for the use of the andragogy approach in police training. The current study fills this gap by examining the virtual parents training program offered at the Royal Police Cadet Academy (RPCA) at the end of the academic year when each second-year cadet spent 15 days with their virtual parents in a rural area. The cadets helped their virtual parents do household chores and participated in other activities in the community. The RPCA’s goals are to instill strong character and good morals in the cadets. Overall, 264 cadets who participated in the survey reported that they were very satisfied with the program and believed the program both enhanced police image and made them less egocentric and more altruistic. Journal of Criminal Justice Education - Registration at source 27/6/2022 Research article ‘The system is in crisis’: barristers make their case as strike begins Outside Manchester crown court, legal workers bemoan low pay and an ‘unsustainable’ justice system The Guardian 27/6/2022 News ‘Islamophobic’ police document predicted ‘crime and disorder’ after Grenfell fire due to ‘Muslim background’ of victims The Metropolitan Police has been accused of Islamophobia by lawyers acting for the Grenfell Tower community, as a result of a document that predicted “crime and disorder” in the days after the blaze due to the fact that “the majority of those affected are believed to be coming from a Muslim cultural background”. Inside Housing 27/6/2022 News ‘They were like the Mafia:’ Two Rotherham whistleblowers accuse police watchdog of protecting senior officers The women who made the complaints against South Yorkshire Police officers were told they could face prison if they continued. Their local MP says they were "persecuted". Sky News 27/6/2022 News Visiting the NPCC National Intelligence Conference and Exhibition Policing Insight and PolicingTV Publisher Bernard Rix recently attended the National Police Chiefs' Council National Intelligence Conference and Exhibition. Bernard took the opportunity for PolicingTV to meet some of the presenters, organisers, exhibitors and delegates: the NPCC's Lead for the Police National Database (PND), Gwent Police Deputy Chief Constable Amanda Blakeman; Conference award winner, West Yorkshire Police PND Manager Denise Robbins; Kevin Shapland, Managing Director of conference organisers CJS Events; plus other attendees representing Chorus Intelligence, Voyager Labs, Collaboraite, Vestigo Consulting, CGI, JTOL, the Intellectual Property Office, Forensic Analytics and Reveal Media. PolicingTV 27/6/2022 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Visiting the NPCC National Intelligence Conference and Exhibition Policing Insight and PolicingTV Publisher Bernard Rix recently attended the National Police Chiefs' Council National Intelligence Conference and Exhibition. Bernard took the opportunity for PolicingTV to meet some of the presenters, organisers, exhibitors and delegates: the NPCC's Lead for the Police National Database (PND), Gwent Police Deputy Chief Constable Amanda Blakeman; Conference award winner, West Yorkshire Police PND Manager Denise Robbins; Kevin Shapland, Managing Director of conference organisers CJS Events; plus other attendees representing Chorus Intelligence, Voyager Labs, Collaboraite, Vestigo Consulting, CGI, JTOL, the Intellectual Property Office, Forensic Analytics and Reveal Media. PolicingTV 27/6/2022 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Fed accuses forces of misleading officers on Time Off for Dependants The Federation has said a number of forces are misleading officers and denying them their entitlements to Time Off for Dependants and Parental Bereavement Leave. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 27/6/2022 News Dangerous games: Football hooliganism, politics and organized crime in the Western Balkans Football hooliganism has received considerable attention from sociologists and anthropologists, who analyze its cultural aspects, and the police, who look at how to prevent and control it. However, few studies have considered the relationship between football hooliganism and organized crime. Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime 27/6/2022 Report Making the justice system better for victims CONSULTATION PAPER: This is an Easy Read summary of proposals in the Scottish Government's consultation on improving victims' experiences of the justice system. Scottish Government 27/6/2022 Report Taser carriage by special constables: equality impact assessment IMPACT ASSESSMENT: Equality impact assessment undertaken in relation to the carriage of Tasers by special constables. Home Office 27/6/2022 Report Safer Streets Fund application rounds COLLECTION: Safer Streets Fund application rounds for Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) and local authorities applying for funding aimed at tackling crime. Home Office 27/6/2022 News Criminal barristers begin strike in row over legal aid fees The CBA says the offer of a 15% uplift in fees is insufficient and is calling for a 25% rise to make up for years of funding cuts The Guardian 27/6/2022 News ‘Dangerous’ and violent man jailed for ‘most appalling campaign of abuse’ court had ever seen Michael Maughan carried out serious violence and threatened to take his victim to Epping Forest and kill her, police said. Sky News 27/6/2022 News ‘Hate crime’ Woke police officers open ‘hate incident’ file after boy, 11, was called a ‘shorty’ WOKE cops opened a “hate incident” file after a boy of 11 was called “shorty”. The Sun 27/6/2022 News SNP MP Patrick Grady will sit as independent as Met Police investigate sexual harassment allegations The Metropolitan Police is investigating an incident which took place at a London pub in 2016 i News 27/6/2022 News «289028912892289328942895289628972898Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
