Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104274 total results. Showing results 58981 to 59000 «294629472948294929502951295229532954Next ›Last » Hate crimes on police ‘more likely to be charged’ Police officers reporting hateful abuse while on duty are much more likely than members of the public to see their attackers charged with hate crime, according to an investigation by BBC Newsnight and the Law Society Gazette. BBC 27/3/2021 News Google staff split as tech giant shuts down Western counter-terror operation Google shut down a nine-month long counterterrorism effort by a Western government, it has been reported. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 27/3/2021 News Arrests made after protesters launch ‘projectiles’ at police in Bristol Protesters launched glass bottles and eggs at police in Bristol on Friday night as more than 1,000 people came out for the third time in under a week for another 'Kill the Bill' demonstration. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 27/3/2021 News Covid in Ireland: Garda called to 900 illegal Galway house parties in a year More than 7 per cent of fines for attending or organising house parties have been in Galway, despite it having just 1.6 per cent of the country’s population, according to new figures. The Times 27/3/2021 News Police racially profiled me, says Stephen Lawrence’s brother The brother of Stephen Lawrence has said he was regularly racially profiled by police and even now felt relief if a squad car passed him and his family without stopping them for random checks. The Times 27/3/2021 Feature, News Activists travelled to Bristol to attack protest police, chief claims Activists who were at the Bristol riot came from all over the country with the intention to attack police last Sunday, a senior officer said yesterday as a new wave of protests erupted in the city. The Times - Subscription at source 27/3/2021 News For the people When Nick Adderley became chief constable of Northamptonshire Police, it was rated one of the worst forces in the country. Three years later, HMICFRS says there have been “impressive improvements”. Police Professional takes an in-depth look at the changes that have taken place. Police Professional - Subscription at source 26/3/2021 Feature Police Scotland to use Civica MDM software Police Scotland has signed Civica on a five-year, £750,000 contract to use its cloud enabled MultiVue Master Data Management (MDM) software. UKAuthority.com 26/3/2021 News Lords express concern over police losing access to EU database A House of Lords committee has warned that UK police forces could face problems from losing access to an important EU database. UKAuthority.com 26/3/2021 News Northern Ireland Non-Jury Trials My response to Northern Ireland Office consultation on renewal of non-jury trials (“Diplock Courts”) in Northern Ireland for a further 2 years. Independent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation 26/3/2021 Report Victoria police reveal active counter-terrorism investigation involving rightwing extremists AUSTRALIA: During wide-ranging briefing, senior police said about 40% of the ‘hundreds’ of extremists currently being monitored in the state were rightwing The Guardian 26/3/2021 News Queensland police union calls for crime commission to be stripped of ‘dangerous’ powers AUSTRALIA: The Queensland police union has called for the state’s Crime and Corruption Commission to be stripped of its responsibilities for investigating major and organised crime, claiming the current situation has become “dangerous”. The Guardian 26/3/2021 News London police using more force as weapons calls increase CANADA: Cases of London police officers using force spiked by nearly two-thirds last year because of more encounters with people armed with weapons, especially guns, one of the city’s deputy police chiefs says. The London Free Press (Canada) 26/3/2021 News Surrey Police maps out 2030 ‘net zero’ commitment Surrey Police has produced a route map to help it meet the “huge challenge” of achieving ‘net zero’ by 2030. Police Professional 26/3/2021 News Written warning for officer who failed to investigate threats against murder victim An Essex Police police officer who failed to investigate reports of threats made against a woman eight days before she was stabbed to death by her husband has been given a written warning for misconduct. Police Professional 26/3/2021 News Nearly half of officers for climate summit to come from mutual aid ACC in charge says Police Scotland alone cannot police largest UK event since Olympics. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/3/2021 News PCCs press policing minister again on COVID vaccinations Police and Crime Commissioners have launched a last-ditched attempt to get the government to vaccinate frontline officers. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/3/2021 News Update on Coronavirus FPNs issued by police – March 2021 Police in England and Wales have processed a total of 94,368 fixed penalty notices for breaches of Coronavirus restrictions up to 14 March 2021. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 26/3/2021 News Covid fines near the 100,000 mark as police vow to go after indoor parties even as lockdown rules ease Fines for breaches of coronavirus regulations are nearing the 100,000 mark as police today vowed to go after indoor parties, even as lockdown rules ease. Mail Online 26/3/2021 News Exploring Young Drivers’ Perceptions of Procedurally Just Policing The procedural justice approach to policing may be an effective method of reducing young driver noncompliance with traffic laws. We undertook a qualitative study in two Australian states (Queensland and Victoria) to explore how procedural justice operates when police interact with young drivers. Metropolitan and regional focus groups were conducted (n = 31, 45% male, 17–25 years), and transcripts coded against the four procedural justice elements: (a) neutrality, (b) respect, (c) voice, and (d) trust. Young drivers did not perceive neutral treatment; they felt targeted due to their provisional licence plate, their gender (male), and vehicle type. Despite this, young drivers reported their interactions with police to be respectful, they were allowed to present their point of view (voice), and that police officers and agencies could be trusted. This has implications for how the procedural justice framework is conceptualized and operationalized, for it to be an effective tool for policing young drivers. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice - Registration at source 26/3/2021 Research article «294629472948294929502951295229532954Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
