Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97448 total results. Showing results 58421 to 58440 «291829192920292129222923292429252926Next ›Last » Reducing Work-Related Burnout Among Police Officers: The Impact of Job Rewards and Health-Oriented Leadership The aim of the present study was to examine if work effort is associated with burnout among police officers and if job rewards and healthoriented leadership can mitigate the potential adverse effects of high work effort on officers’ mental health. Data were collected in a German police department (n = 573). The results indicated that high work effort was associated with higher levels of burnout while job rewards and health-oriented leadership were associated with lower levels of burnout. Additionally, health-oriented leadership buffered the effects of work effort on police officers’ burnout levels while job rewards showed no buffering effect. The results emphasize the importance of leadership for health promotion in policing. Police Journal 19/8/2020 Research article Federation seeks to protect officers from damaging social media clips Police chiefs across England and Wales are being urged to make public more body-worn video (BWV) footage of high-profile incidents that appear on social media in order to protect officers by showing the ‘full story’ behind the interactions. Police Professional 19/8/2020 News Mother of PC Andrew Harper brands appeal bid by killers a ‘kick in the stomach’ Two of Police Constable Andrew Harper’s killers have launched appeals against their manslaughter convictions, in a move his mother described as a “kick in the stomach”. Police Professional 19/8/2020 News Transport Minister urged to support legislation to protect officers when they stop vehicles Transport minister Grant Shapps is being asked to support a change in legislation which could give better protection to the police when they stop vehicles after a series of incidents in which officers have been seriously injured by drivers making off during a police stop. Police Oracle 19/8/2020 News PCC Video: You Have A Voice A short animated video explaining the role of Police and Crime Commissioners which includes: their responsibilities; what they do for local communities; how their role is different to that of a Chief Constable; how they are answerable to the public, who elects them; and where to find out more information. [video] Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 19/8/2020 News Release police bodycam footage to stop ‘unfair vilification’ of officers, rank and file demand The Police Federation has called on forces to release footage of controversial incidents because officers face 'trial by social media' The Telegraph - Subscription at source 19/8/2020 News UK court finds police face recognition breached privacy UK rights organisation Liberty says it has won a legal challenge against police use of oppressive facial recognition technology. Planet Biometrics 19/8/2020 News Dubai Police: Public service approach secures first governance standard in policing In 2019, Dubai Police became the world's first law enforcement agency to achieve the British Standard Certification for delivering effective governance of organizational performance. Force consultant Jorge Román, and Dubai Police Major, Dr Hamdan Al Samt, explore what the standard means for both the force and the community. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 19/8/2020 Feature, Opinion Policing Corporate Bribery: Negotiated Settlements and Bundling The rapid increase of negotiated out of court settlements in corporate crime cases has attracted significant academic attention. How the terms of settlements are constructed, however, remains under-studied. To address this gap, the paper observes that the terms of settlements often include a basket of allegations widely spread across time and geography. The paper conceptualises this as a form of ‘bundling’. The paper empirically explores the unique dynamics of corporate bribery cases that enable prosecutors to engage in bundling, and deconstructs bundling into two typologies (allegation bundling and enforcement bundling). From this perspective, this paper analyses official enforcement documentation relating to international bribery cases, supplemented with data from interviews with key informants who have experience of settlement negotiations in the US, the UK, and other countries. The analysis reveals that bundling provides efficiencies when resolving corporate crime cases, offers discounts to corporate defenders, and incentivizes coordinated multilateral enforcement. The practice of bundling allegations and enforcers confirms the character of negotiated settlements as a symbolic criminal law tool designed to reform the accused corporation through negotiation, persuasion and compliance. Policing and Society 19/8/2020 Research article Targeting Knife-Enabled Homicides For Preventive Policing: A Stratified Resource Allocation Model How can police translate differing risk levels for knife homicide into a resource allocation model that follows the evidence? The data for this publication are taken from the open access tables published in this journal by Massey et al. Cambridge Journal of Evidence-Based Policing, 3:1-20, (2019). Those data show the linear relationship between the number of non-fatal knife assaults in a lower super output area (LSOA) in 1 year and the risk of a knife-enable homicide in the subsequent year, as well as how many of the 4835 LSOAs fell into each of five levels of increasing homicide risk. The data from Massey’s research are re-calculated to show how a hypothetical number of 15-min police patrols could be allocated across all areas on the basis of a combination of knife-enabled (KE) homicide risk level and the volume of LSOAs at each of the five levels of knife homicide risk. We display these results using both tables and multi-layered “wedding cake” images to show the size of different dimensions of each level, including proportion of total homicides and directed patrol frequency per LSOA at each of the five risk levels. Based on the hypothetical allocation of 10,000 patrol visits of 15 min in length, the highest risk group, with a forecasted 6% of all KE homicides, would receive 600 police patrols, divided by the 41 LSOAs at that risk level = 15 patrols across every 10 days. At the lowest level of risk, the 2787 LSOAs would share the 3000 patrols that a group of LSOAs would recieve for having 30% of homicides, which equals 1.1 patrols every 10 days. Cambridge Journal of Evidence-Based Policing 19/8/2020 Research article Automated driving technology in vehicles poses enforcement issues New systems could go live by Spring next year but consultation raises questions over speeding and compliance with police stops. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 19/8/2020 News Why the service needs to get behind Harper’s Law Andy Fiddler, health and safety lead for Thames Valley Police Federation, explains why a new law is badly needed to protect emergency workers from attack. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 19/8/2020 News Letter sent to chiefs urging forces to share BWV footage Forces should consider publicising police body-worn video footage to protect officers and show the full story behind police interaction clips which appear on social media. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 19/8/2020 News Calls to Police Service of Northern Ireland Since the beginning of the Covid-19 health crisis, all calls to the Police Service of Northern Ireland are risk assessed. Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) 19/8/2020 News Justice secretary talks of “worrying rise” in prison population during pandemic The justice secretary has expressed concern about a rising prison population against the backdrop of the coronavirus pandemic. Holyrood Magazine 19/8/2020 News Northamptonshire Police officer gets stuck in handcuffs in training A police officer had to call on the fire service to release him from handcuffs after getting stuck in them during a demonstration. BBC 19/8/2020 News Police officer dragged 650ft by car ‘lucky not to have been killed like Pc Andrew Harper’ A police officer dragged 650 feet as he clung on to a car through its window today said he was lucky not to have been killed like tragic Pc Andrew Harper. The Standard 19/8/2020 News Spotting the difference: Identifying human trafficking through Adult Services Websites The rise of adult services websites (ASWs) has opened up a new conduit for human traffickers to advertise the women they exploit. However, it's possible to spot characteristics in the profiles that may indicate that a sex worker has been trafficked. Dr Xavier L’Hoiry and Dr Alessandro Moretti of the University of Sheffield, and Professor Georgios Antonopoulos of Teesside University explain what might give such profiles away. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 19/8/2020 Analysis, Feature Met Police assaults: Attacks on officers up 40% during lockdown Attacks on police in London have risen sharply during the coronavirus lockdown, exclusive figures have shown. BBC 19/8/2020 News Police receive 4,000 reports of children abusing their parents during lockdown amid 25% rise in cases – as mother tells how daughter throttled her and chased her with plank of wood At least 4,000 cases of children attacking their own parents were reported to police during lockdown, alarming figures reveal. Mail Online 19/8/2020 News «291829192920292129222923292429252926Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
