Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102797 total results. Showing results 58381 to 58400 «291629172918291929202921292229232924Next ›Last » Police given power to conduct random body scans on the Gold Coast AUSTRALIA: Police will be able to run metal detecting wands over random people walking the streets of the Gold Coast under draft laws introduced to state Parliament on Thursday. In a bid to crack down on increasing knife crime across the state, a 12-month trial will give police powers to scan people within the Gold Coast safe night precincts of Surfers Paradise and Broadbeach. Brisbane Times (Australia) 25/2/2021 News Sleepless nights, anxiety, depression: Black officers speak out about racism inside York Regional Police CANADA: Allegations of racism within York Region's police force were laid bear Wednesday as several Black officers gave deputations at the York Regional Police Services Board meeting, outlining their experiences and calling for change. CBC News (Canada) 25/2/2021 News RCMP union protests Bonnie Henry’s ‘offensive’ comments about police culture on mental health issues CANADA: The union says it's unfair to blame the RCMP for the government's negligence over "scarce and sometimes non-existent" mental health and addiction resources Vancouver Sun (Canada) 25/2/2021 News Hate crime reports up 57% in 2020: Ottawa police CANADA: The past year saw a surge in the number of hate-motivated incidents reported to the Ottawa Police Service, according to newly released statistics. Global News (Canada) 25/2/2021 News Police chiefs endorse new ‘Rescu’ platform used to find missing kids CANADA: TORONTO — A new alert system that police recently used to find two missing girls received endorsement from the country's police chiefs on Thursday. Coast Reporter (Australia) 25/2/2021 News Northamptonshire: Police and fire service to share more buildings Police and fire stations will be sold off under plans for a county's emergency services premises to be "streamlined" to save money. Northamptonshire Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner (PFCC) Stephen Mold said the move would allow more home working. BBC 25/2/2021 News Police use of stop and search risks losing trust of the black community HM Inspectorate of Police said forces still could not explain why black people were nine times more likely to be stopped by their officers The Telegraph - Subscription at source 25/2/2021 News Leicestershire Police test New Zealand hijab in ‘country first’ An operational hijab introduced by New Zealand Police to encourage more Muslim women to join is being trialled in England for the first time. BBC 25/2/2021 News Police braced for chaos and violence as lockdown eases with ‘frustration’ on rise in UK Police chiefs across the UK are anxiously planning to deploy more resources on key dates amid fears of violence as people are allowed to start socialising after months of lockdown Mirror 25/2/2021 News Knife-related murders and sex attacks soar in a year The number of violent criminals threatening to kill with knives rose by more than a fifth last year in a sign of Britain’s growing knife epidemic. The Times - Subscription at source 25/2/2021 News Police stop-and-search powers ‘should be suspended’ Police powers to stop and search people in a specified area should be immediately suspended, Justice says. BBC 25/2/2021 News Police covenant ‘not worth the paper it’s written on’ following vaccine snub The chair of the Metropolitan Police Federation says the Prime Minister and Home Secretary have shown unforgivable contempt for police officers by snubbing them for any level of priority for the Covid-19 vaccine. Police Professional 25/2/2021 News NPCC backs Naxalone as West Midlands expands trial The National Police Chief's Council drugs lead has thrown support behind officers carrying naxalone as the force leading the way on the drug expands its training. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 25/2/2021 News ‘Ninety years’ before officer diversity It will be 90 years before Black officers reach representation, according to diversity data. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 25/2/2021 News Getting threatened by the police is something quite new. But these aren’t normal times It’s not that often that you can get cautioned by the police for saying the Rosary outside Saudi Arabia but these are exciting times. In Ireland, limited numbers of people are allowed in church for restricted periods for private prayer. But when does private prayer become communal worship, which is forbidden under the draconian Covid restrictions? The Tablet - Subscription at source 25/2/2021 Feature, Opinion Scotland’s police watchdog finds officers acted appropriately with man later found dead in flat An independent investigation has found that police officers acted appropriately in their dealings with a man who was later found dead in his flat. The Scotsman 25/2/2021 News Anger over plans to vaccinate prisoners before police officers Police officers in Hampshire have been left "furious" following reports that prisoners will receive a vaccine against coronavirus before those working in policing. Daily Echo (Southern) 25/2/2021 News Care-experienced children and the Trouble with the Law The National Youth Advocacy Service (NYAS) has launched the Trouble with the Law campaign, urging police and crime commissioner candidates to make an election commitment to protect and empower care-experienced children and young people; Joshua Williams, NYAS Public Affairs Officer and Jennifer Downie, NYAS Policy and Research Officer, explain why it’s important to keep care-experienced young people out of the criminal justice system. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 25/2/2021 Feature, Opinion Five officers under criminal investigation following a mans death Five Thames Valley police officers are under criminal investigation following the death of a man after his arrest. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 25/2/2021 News Exclusionary School Discipline During Childhood and Adolescent Police Encounters A growing body of literature demonstrates exclusionary discipline (e.g., suspension, expulsion) elevates the risk of arrest and incarceration. Even so, the bulk of research to date overlooks the influence of exclusionary discipline during childhood on police contact experiences that may not result in a formal arrest. Using data from the Fragile Families and Child Wellbeing Study (FFCWS), we find that, regardless of early delinquent involvement, early exclusionary discipline increases the risk of being stopped by police. Further analyses demonstrate that among youth reporting police stops (N = 918), early exclusionary discipline increases the risk of 1) a younger age at first stop, 2) multiple stops, and 3) experiencing officer intrusiveness during the stop. Finally, stopped youth with a history of exclusionary discipline reported more traumatic responses to police stops, and experiences of officer intrusiveness explain a significant portion of this association. Implications for school and criminal justice policies are discussed. Deviant Behavior - Registration at source 25/2/2021 Research article «291629172918291929202921292229232924Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
