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Showing results 58081 to 58100 «290129022903290429052906290729082909Next ›Last » Police officer breaks his silence after posing as murderer and football hooligan During the course of a decorated career as an undercover officer with Greater Manchester Police Garry Rogers found himself infiltrating Manchester United firms and England World Cup yobs Mirror 31/8/2020 News A protest against police brutality in Hong Kong to take place on bank holiday Monday Organised by Hong Kong natives living in Greater Manchester, the demonstration will take place on bank holiday Monday at Piccadilly Gardens from 12pm to 4pm Manchester Evening News 31/8/2020 News Collaboration Between Law Enforcement Agencies in Combating Cybercrime: Implications of A Taiwanese Case Study About ATM Hacking An increasing number of cybercrimes has presented new global challenges to law enforcement agencies that traditionally operate within designated geographical jurisdictions and patrol territories. The borderless nature of cyberspace has brought substantial opportunities—both legal and illegal—to its users, and many local law enforcement agencies have encountered motivated offenders taking advantage of the globally connected Internet and causing damage locally and transnationally. This study examines a high-profile case of European criminals who hacked into a Taiwanese financial institution—First Commercial Bank (FCB)—and programmed its ATMs to “spit out” cash netting the thieves $2.6 million US dollars in 2016 summer. Before the incident of FCB, this European criminal group committed more than a hundred similar ATMs hackings, victimizing dozens of financial institutions across several European countries, and profiting over one billion Euros. FCB is the only case revealing specific details about the modus operandi of ATM hacking thus far, in addition to disclosing reactions from law enforcement. By analyzing qualitative data collected from different branches of law enforcement involved in the investigations, this unique case study underscores the importance of national-local law enforcement collaboration in fighting transnational cybercrime. Empirical implications are particularly valuable in the law enforcement context of “turf jealousies” when defending homeland security. International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology - Registration at source 31/8/2020 Research article Supporting those who serve: UK policing and the Armed Forces Covenant The armed forces community – those who are serving or have served, and their families – have a strong link with policing, both as members of forces, and sometimes as individuals struggling with life outside the military. Inspector Jim Jones, GMP's Tactical Lead for the Armed Forces Covenant, explains the importance of the Covenant, and how his force has committed to doing more for that community. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 31/8/2020 Feature Police vow to do ‘everything without our power’ to tackle illegal raves amid calls to delay next year’s A-Level and GCSE exams Police have vowed to "do everything within our power" to prosecute the organisers of illegal raves, after the bank holiday weekend saw thousands descend on unlicensed music events. The Standard 31/8/2020 News Pc Harper’s widow seeks to clarify bounds for new law Lissie Harper, the widow of Pc Andrew Harper, seeks to clarify new law for those who kill emergency workers to be jailed for life The Telegraph - Subscription at source 31/8/2020 News Police issue first £10,000 fines for illegal raves as 3,000 partygoers descend on Welsh village West Yorkshire Police fined eight people £10,000 pounds for hosting parties during the bank holiday weekend. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 31/8/2020 News George Floyd-style killing ‘could happen in the UK’, says Michael Fuller Britain’s only ever black police chief says communities feel ‘humiliated’ The Guardian 31/8/2020 News Police recruit used force’s computer to find out if her killer brother was in prison with an undercover officer A police worker used a force computer to find out whether an inmate serving time with her killer brother was an undercover officer. Mail Online 31/8/2020 News UK’s first black police chief warns of US style killings Former chief constable Michael Fuller says he believes black people were being ‘humiliated and alienated’ by stop and search The Telegraph - Subscription at source 31/8/2020 News New Zealand Police citizens’ satisfaction survey NEW ZEALAND: New Zealand Police commissioned Gravitas Research and Strategy Ltd to conduct the 2019/20 Citizens’ Satisfaction Research programme (covering the fiscal year 1 July 2019 to 30 June 2020). [pdf] New Zealand Police 31/8/2020 Report Edmonton Police Service control tactics statistics 2020 January – June report CANADA: The Edmonton Police Service (EPS)submits two report annually to the Edmonton Police Commission that outline all instances of reported use of force. [pdf] Edmonton Police Commission (Canada) 31/8/2020 Report Shaun Bailey: Met must be culturally aware in order to succeed London Mayor Candidate Shaun Bailey said more training around cultural awareness would 'create a much more effective police force' that make 'more effective interventions'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/8/2020 News No ‘extra officers’ to deal with illegal bank holiday ‘raves’ The government has announced tougher fines ahead of the bank holiday weekend in a bid to combat a growing number of illegal raves across the country. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 30/8/2020 News Homelessness among prison leavers ‘will rise as Covid support ends’ Charity says removal of funding will force ex-inmates in England and Wales to sleep rough The Guardian 30/8/2020 News SNP’s new hate crime law could ‘see police action for simply expressing views in private’ People could be brought to justice if they say something that is discriminatory during a private conversation with friends under new controversial hate crime laws, an expert has claimed. Express 30/8/2020 News Revealed: Gun test shows new body armour may not save the lives of Britain’s elite soldiers and police officers The lives of Britain’s elite soldiers and police officers could be at risk from inadequate new body armour, a safety test carried out for The Mail on Sunday has revealed. Mail Online 30/8/2020 News Police in England and Wales break up illegal raves as Covid fines introduced Forces called to house parties and unlicensed music events across the country The Guardian 30/8/2020 News Countryside residents say there’s no point calling the police over rural crime Poll finds a quarter of victims don't bother to report offences such as fly-tipping, poaching and trespassing Mail Online 30/8/2020 News Serial killer suspect named in report on couples’ deaths denies involvement Three police forces are reviewing five cases that were treated as murder suicides after a coroner’s officer raised concerns The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 30/8/2020 News «290129022903290429052906290729082909Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
