Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 116032 total results. Showing results 58021 to 58040 «289828992900290129022903290429052906Next ›Last » NSW to give prisoners cold-case playing cards in hope of solving murders NEW ZEALAND: Packs contain 52 photos of dead and missing people in initiative backed by victims’ families The Guardian 22/6/2022 News Grossly offensive conduct to become a crime in Victoria AUSTRALIA: Lawyers say new offence, introduced after four police officers were filmed dying, may have unintended negative consequences The Guardian 22/6/2022 News Over 67,000 People And Their Property Endangered By Police Negligence – COLFO NEW ZEALAND: Confirmation today that a register of firearm owners stolen from Auckland Police station covers 2003-2018, means over 67,000 firearm owners and their private addresses may have been in the hands of criminals. Scoop (New Zealand) 22/6/2022 News Police prosecuting one-in-5000 restricted licence breaches, data reveals NEW ZEALAND: Data has revealed police caught 5000 drivers breaking their restricted licence by carrying passengers when they shouldn't last year - and prosecuted just one of them. The New Zealand Herald (New Zealand) 22/6/2022 News Police Scotland advised to roll out equality training for all staff The force has been advised to train all staff in equality and diversity following a recent employment tribunal. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/6/2022 News New training routes mandatory for all forces from April All police officers in England and Wales will be trained to a newly required standard from next April to better fight crime. Police Professional 22/6/2022 News Police Scotland urged to train all staff on equality amid ‘boys’ club culture’ A review was carried out in the wake of an employment tribunal won by a former female firearms officer. The Independent 22/6/2022 News Three ex-officers banned from policing over racist, sexist WhatsApp chats One joked he was ‘out raping’, misconduct files show The Independent 22/6/2022 News Former West Mercia Police officer denies sex assaults A former police officer has denied sexually assaulting two women. BBC 22/6/2022 News Three teenagers arrested for attempted murder after PCSO stabbed in ‘targeted attack’ Officer was approached by a hooded, masked youth while walking home from police station The Telegraph - Subscription at source 22/6/2022 News Inspection of the police response to child sexual exploitation in England and Wales Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services will carry out a thematic inspection of how the police respond to child sexual exploitation in England and Wales. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 22/6/2022 Report Rotherham abuse scandal: Operation Linden report ‘lets victims down’ A woman raped by Rotherham grooming gangs as a teenager says she is "disgusted" by the failure of a new report to hold any officers to account. BBC 22/6/2022 News Police commission tells council budget boost likely needed for reform work CANADA: Commission chair Shawn Cornett said the ongoing work of police reform, as well as the growing complexity of policing, is driving that need for more funding Calgary Herald (Canada) 22/6/2022 News Parks Canada warden and dog handler to the rescue CANADA: Blue Line is proud to present the 2022 Lifetime in Law Enforcement Achievement Award to Mike Henderson of the Parks Canada Warden Service. Blue Line (Canada) 22/6/2022 Feature Errors and omissions revealed in RCMP statements after Nova Scotia mass shooting CANADA: In the days following the mass shooting that left 22 people dead in Nova Scotia, the RCMP’s statements to the public were riddled with mistakes, confusion and omissions, a newly released report reveals. Blue Line (Canada) 22/6/2022 News A flurry of attention, then collective forgetfulness – 100 years of the ‘ndrangheta Calabrian mafia in Australia Recent operations by the Australian Federal Police against organised crime have brought the activities of the ‘ndrangheta Calabrian mafia under the spotlight; but Professor of Criminology Dr Anna Sergi argues that the organisation has been well-established across Australia for many decades, and any attempt to take the ‘ndrangheta seriously will require sustained political will and resources, rather than a sporadic focus on drug importation. Policing Insight 22/6/2022 Feature, Opinion Boy B subjected to ‘manipulation and pressure’ during garda interviews, court hears REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: One of the teenagers who murdered 14-year-old Ana Kriegel was subjected to “manipulation and pressure” by gardaí when he gave statements that were used to convict him, the Court of Appeal has heard. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 22/6/2022 News Garda resources appear to be diminishing further in West Donegal REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda resources are diminishing further in West Donegal. [AUDIO] Highland Radio (Republic of Ireland) 22/6/2022 News €1.57m Garda overtime spend in Longford as officer numbers fall REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: More than €1.5m of taxpayers money has been spent on garda overtime since 2019 in Co Longford with new figures showing resource levels having declined as opposed to increased over the past three and a half years. Longford Leader (Republic of Ireland) 22/6/2022 News The Merits and Risks of Body-Worn Camera Footage in Domestic and Family Violence Incidents and Legal Proceedings: A Study of Police Perceptions and Experiences There has been significant investment by police agencies in the use of body-worn cameras (BWCs). Preliminary evidence suggests that when used in the context of domestic and family violence, BWC footage may strengthen evidential cases and prosecutions. There is, however, a paucity of research examining the merits of and risks posed by the use of BWC footage in DFV incidents and legal proceedings. Notably absent in much of the literature are the views and experiences of police officers who, as initial owners of BWC footage, are likely to affect how it is produced and interpreted. This paper presents findings from the first Australian study to examine how police officers, as users and operators of BWC technology, perceive the use of BWC footage in DFV-related civil and criminal legal proceedings in two Australian state jurisdictions: Western Australia and Queensland. While broadly supportive of BWC technology, police respondents, especially those from specialised DFV units, identified various benefits and limitations to using BWC footage in the context of DFV, including that BWCs have the potential to capture DFV upon police call-outs, but can be limiting insofar as they do not show ongoing patterns of violence. Our findings highlight the importance of exercising domain-specific, rather than a ‘one size fits all’ approach when it comes to understanding the benefits and limitations of BWC technology. Policing and Society - Registration at source 22/6/2022 Research article «289828992900290129022903290429052906Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
