Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97406 total results. Showing results 58001 to 58020 «289728982899290029012902290329042905Next ›Last » Police union push for relief from prisoner transport duty AUSTRALIA: The police union wants officers to stop transporting prisoners, and get back on the beat. For decades, the union has pushed the issue, arguing police should not be responsible for driving prisoners across the state, instead putting the responsibility back on the Justice Department and its correctional officers. The Examiner (Australia) - Subscription at source 2/9/2020 News Victoria police powers under scrutiny after fines issued for exercise and going to supermarket AUSTRALIA: Exclusive: Legal experts say people are being fined for lawful activities including not being at home because they were in hotel quarantine The Guardian 2/9/2020 News Saskatchewan to expand naloxone access as advocates call for more action CANADA: REGINA — Saskatchewan’s health minister says the government will expand access to the life-saving antidote naloxone as a record number of people are dying from drug overdoses. Blue Line (Canada) 2/9/2020 News NYPD to adopt guidelines for disciplining officer misconduct USA: NEW YORK — When the New York Police Department fired an officer last year for putting Eric Garner in a deadly chokehold, the officer’s union argued that there was little, if any, precedent within the department’s internal disciplinary system for such a penalty. Blue Line (Canada) 2/9/2020 News Use of predictive policing tools in Canada highlight need for federal action, report says CANADA: Police forces across Canada have already begun using technology to predict who may become involved in illegal activity or where crimes might take place, an expert group warned Tuesday as it called on the federal government to protect residents from the potential perils of such tactics. Blue Line (Canada) 2/9/2020 News RCMP to respond to bullying review sparked by director facing security charges CANADA: OTTAWA — The RCMP says it is addressing “lessons learned” from the force’s handling of employee complaints about bullying by a senior director who now awaits trial on national-security charges. Blue Line (Canada) 2/9/2020 News Ontario government announces programs to curb sex trafficking and educate youth CANADA: BRAMPTON, Ont. — The Ontario government unveiled two new programs on Monday as part of a province-wide crackdown on sex trafficking. Provincial cabinet members said at a news conference that the initiatives will address the growing rate of the sex trade industry and teach children how to recognize the signs if they are ever targeted by a trafficker. Blue Line (Canada) 2/9/2020 News Nova Scotia mass shooting case: Media outlets challenge redactions in search warrants CANADA: TRURO, N.S. — A lawyer representing eight news media outlets is challenging the decisions of a Nova Scotia provincial court judge who authorized heavy redactions of RCMP search warrants used in the investigation of the mass shooting in April that claimed 22 lives. Blue Line (Canada) 2/9/2020 News Commuting emerges as ‘greatest threat’ to officer safety Commuting to and from work has been described as “the greatest threat to officer and staff safety” after research conducted by the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) found that more than two in five police officers killed between 2008 and 2019 died while travelling to or from their homes. Police Professional 2/9/2020 News Thames Valley Police officer charged with battery A Thames Valley Police officer has been charged with battery following an Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) investigation. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 2/9/2020 News NPCC and College of Policing pledge to improve officer and staff safety following largest ever survey of police workforce Officer safety training to be overhauled and every police chief to review the equipment available to the frontline, following the findings of a review and safety survey commissioned by the NPCC and College of Policing last year. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 2/9/2020 News Officer and Staff Safety Review A review of the arrangements to secure the safety of police officers and police staff engaged in frontline policing National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 2/9/2020 Report Safety review report must not become just ‘another door stop’ A nationwide report into the rapid rise of assaults against police officers has been welcomed by the Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW). Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 2/9/2020 News Shocking figures reveal 88% of UK police officers say they’ve been assaulted on duty 88 per cent of frontline police officers have reported being assaulted whilst on duty, as a new survey reveals an overwhelming amount of them support being given Tasers. LBC 2/9/2020 News Series of failings in terror supervision condemned A catalogue of failings have been found in the way people convicted of terror-related offences are monitored by the authorities in England and Wales. BBC 2/9/2020 News Would law enforcement leaders support defunding the police? Probably — if communities ask police to solve fewer problems RAND Corporation 2/9/2020 Analysis, Feature New conflict management guidelines released Supporting officers to practice de-escalation, communication and negotiation skills to avoid use of force where possible College of Policing 2/9/2020 News NPCC and College of Policing pledge to improve officer and staff safety Officer safety training to be overhauled and every police chief to review equipment available to the front line, following findings of a review and safety survey College of Policing 2/9/2020 News Boundary Objects and Technological Frames: Officers’ Perceptions and Experiences Using Mental Health Screeners on the Frontline Police officers play a key role in determining the result of incidents that involve people in mental health crisis given their role as first responders and gatekeepers to services. In this paper, we ethnographically study one Canadian, mid-size municipal police service’s integration of an electronic mental health screener (MHS). The screener was designed to assist officers in undertaking risk assessment, as well as facilitate collaborative action between police and emergency department staff by providing a tool that uses a shared medical language. Drawing on the theoretical concepts of ‘boundary objects’ and ‘technological frames’, we explore: (1) how the technology worked in practice and, what, if any, perceived impact it had on police decision-making; and, (2) how the technology was perceived to affect information sharing and collaboration among the criminal justice and health systems, and subsequently, the outcome of mental health calls for service. Policing and Society - Registration at source 2/9/2020 Research article ‘Police do not have resources to take on legacy workload’ – Chief Constable Simon Byrne Police in Northern Ireland do not have the resources to deal with the outstanding caseload of unsolved Troubles cases, the region’s chief constable has warned. The Newsletter 2/9/2020 News «289728982899290029012902290329042905Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
