Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97457 total results. Showing results 58621 to 58640 «292829292930293129322933293429352936Next ›Last » Covid-19: Police Commissioner explains Auckland roadblocks NEW ZEALAND: Police are stopping every vehicle heading in and out of the Auckland region to try and stop the virus spreading any further. There are nine checkpoints on the city's fringes, and only people who usually live in Auckland, or who are travelling to get home can come into the city. People who want to leave the city are only able to do so if they're headed home. Police Commissioner Andy Coster talks to Lisa Owen. [AUDIO] RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 12/8/2020 Feature, Interview, Opinion Covid-19: Police roadblocks set up at edges of Auckland NEW ZEALAND: Nine police checkpoints have now been set up around the perimeter of Auckland, as its 1.6 million residents return to Level 3 lockdown. [AUDIO & VIDEO] RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 12/8/2020 News Senior Met officer defends police who stopped Dawn Butler Officers ‘could not have known Labour MP was black before they targeted car’ The Guardian 12/8/2020 News Federation supports Met stance on social media National Chair John Apter said: “It was good to read today’s statement from Metropolitan Police Deputy Commissioner, Sir Steve House, providing context to the recent vehicle stop in Hackney. His support of officers who are out there doing a difficult job is very welcome. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 12/8/2020 News Making sure face coverings are not a barrier to communication Last month officers across England and Wales began to receive new fabric face coverings - thanks to work led by PFEW. We wanted to ensure that officers were able to follow government guidelines on wearing face coverings and to ensure that they, and members of the public, felt safe while interacting. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 12/8/2020 News Home Affairs Commitee inquiry to examine role and remit of IOPC The police conduct watchdog has found itself under investigation by MPs on the powerful Home Affairs select committee. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/8/2020 News The forgotten provision Ian Whitehurst says the powers under Part 6 of the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 should be more widely used to fight organised crime. Police Professional - Subscription at source 12/8/2020 Feature Arrest leads to new learning on how officers deal with potential medical emergencies The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) is developing new national recommendations on how officers deal with potential medical emergencies following an incident in London in which a man appeared to suffer a seizure while being restrained over a parking violation. Police Professional 12/8/2020 News Operation Venetic was a big NCA victory – but are the cartels winning the war? In the wake of the National Crime Agency's successful global operation against organised crime, Policing Insight contributor Andrew Staniforth discusses how law enforcement agencies are combatting the cartels and whether this is working. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 12/8/2020 Analysis, Feature Police Facial Recognition Use Unlawful—U.K. Court Of Appeal Makes Landmark Ruling Privacy rights and data protection breaches cited alongside an inability to verify no bias on the grounds of race or sex, as the U.K. Court of Appeal rules law enforcement facial recognition usage unlawful. Forbes 12/8/2020 News Senior Met officer defends police who stopped Dawn Butler Officers ‘could not have known Labour MP was black before they targeted car’ The Guardian 12/8/2020 News Coronavirus: Greater Manchester Police chief issues A-level party warning Students celebrating their A-level results have been reminded by a police chief not to spoil "a joyful occasion" by ignoring coronavirus lockdown rules. BBC 12/8/2020 News Dawn Butler: Met condemn ‘trial by social media’ over car stop A senior Met Police official has condemned the "trial by social media" faced by officers who stopped a car carrying a Labour MP. BBC 12/8/2020 News Police Response to Same-Sex Intimate Partner Violence in the Marriage Equality Era Growing research attention is being devoted to intimate partner violence (IPV) involving sexual minority individuals, which is providing insights about prevalence and disclosure patterns. While this work consistently finds that sexual minority IPV victims are reluctant to report to the police, little is known about actual police response to these victims. One unexplored area concerns how growing societal support and legal recognition of same-sex relationships might affect police response to IPV such as arrest. This issue is particularly timely given the U.S. Supreme Court’s 2015 decision in Obergefell v. Hodges that legalized same-sex marriage. The present study examines police response to IPV involving same-sex couples using arrest data from the National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS). Findings indicate a relationship between legal recognition of same-sex marriage and arrest in IPV cases for both male and female same-sex couples. Implications of these findings for policy and future research are discussed. Criminal Justice Studies - Registration at source 12/8/2020 Research article Police in Spain smash sham marriage ring charging migrants €20,000 for bogus nuptials The Spanish National Police (Policia Nacional) have arrested 12 suspected members of a sham marriage network which facilitated illegal immigration into the European Union by setting up partnerships of convenience between Indian and Pakistani migrants and Romanian nationals. Europol 12/8/2020 News New training to be developed for officers dealing with unwell detainees Scenario based training follows IOPC inquiry into arrest of man who had seizure. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/8/2020 News MPS condemns ‘trial by social media’ following fresh allegations of racial profiling The Deputy Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) has condemned the increasing use of ‘trial by social media’ as ‘unfair and damaging’ to individual officers and the service as a whole. Police Professional 12/8/2020 News Ruling that AFR is unlawful ‘not fatal’ to future use of the technology Police use of facial recognition technology is unlikely to end despite a landmark legal ruling which found that trials of such systems have breached human rights and data protection laws. Police Professional 12/8/2020 News Metropolitan Police condemns ‘trial by social media’ after Labour MP Dawn Butler stopped by officers Scotland Yard deputy commissioner Sir Steve House says his officers acted "professionally and politely". Sky News 12/8/2020 News Social media users inspire outrage against Egypt’s alleged sexual abusers Survivors who say alleged assailants go unpunished have begun publicly shaming them online The Guardian 12/8/2020 News «292829292930293129322933293429352936Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
