Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100067 total results. Showing results 59081 to 59100 «295129522953295429552956295729582959Next ›Last » Investigation into nine Metropolitan Police staff in Directorate of Professional Standards concludes The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) investigation into allegations individuals within the Metropolitan Police Service’s (MPS) Directorate of Professional Standards (DPS) abused their position to affect ongoing investigations has found no to case to answer and has led to changes in working practices. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 26/10/2020 News IOPC Deaths Following Police Contact report APCC Mental Health & Custody Lead Matthew Scott, PCC for Kent, and Deputy Lead Martyn Underhill, PCC for Dorset, respond to IOPC Deaths Following Police Contact report 19/20: “As elected Police and Crime Commissioners and National Leads for Mental Health and Custody, we welcome the transparency the IOPC’s report provides on deaths following police contact. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 26/10/2020 News The Barcelona and Cambrils Attacks: A Case Study of the Impact of Political Decentralization and Separatism on Counter Terrorism Policing This article analyses how counter terrorism policing before and after the August 2017 jihadi attacks in Catalonia was negatively affected by two factors: the Spanish policing model based on a decentralized security system and the independentist challenge posed by the Catalan Government. Firstly, the article assesses the political and legal framework vis-à -vis security in a quasi-federal democracy like Spain. Secondly, it analyzes how the police response to the jihadist threat was impacted by this multilayer system structured around a central government, seventeen autonomous regions, two autonomous cities, and over eight thousand local councils. Thirdly, the article examines how the challenge posed by independentists in the Autonomous region of Catalonia, who in 2017 attempted to break away from Spain in defiance of the Spanish Constitution, exacerbated the structural problems of the security system. It concludes that the combination of several factors in a particularly conflictive political environment led to the failure of counter terrorism policing on three levels: proactive, preventive, and reactive. Studies in Conflict and Terrorism - Registration at source 26/10/2020 Research article Convictions for rapes in London less likely than in 2015, research shows Concern over fall in convictions and growing delays in capital despite rise in reports of rapes and sexual offences The Guardian 26/10/2020 News Lockdown turning Scots ‘resentful and rebellious’ former senior police officer warns Ex Lothian deputy chief Tom Wood warned police are under growing pressure to cope over winter. Daily Record 26/10/2020 News Police forces urged to make changes to speed camera enforcement Police forces and safer roads partnerships are being urged to adopt a new speed camera enforcement strategy to reduce the number of deaths and injuries on UK roads. Fleet News 26/10/2020 News Greater Manchester Police have wrongly written off crime records – including sex offences and robberies "Following the findings of the report, we have undertaken a significant change programme intended to improve the force's crime recording arrangements." Manchester Evening News 26/10/2020 News Regular users given a pass as police back heroin treatment centres Heroin, cocaine and cannabis users will be exempt from prosecution for repeated offences under a new police scheme that signals the creeping decriminalisation of drug use. The Times - Subscription at source 26/10/2020 News Car insurance warning: Police to target uninsured drivers this week in national crackdown Car insurance offenders and uninsured motorists will be targeted by police officers in a major national effort to reduce crime levels across the UK. Express 26/10/2020 News Kids being sexually abused across Scotland reveals landmark new report Only five council areas in the country with no cases of exploitation according to study. Daily Record 26/10/2020 News Scots human rights activist slams ‘Islamophobic’ cops after ‘unbelievable’ Glasgow Airport detention Mohammad Asif who adopted his nephew Mohammad Sudais - dubbed Scotland’s child - slammed police and immigration officers. Daily Record 26/10/2020 News The Relationship Between Organisational Justice and Police Officer Attitudes Toward Misconduct To address police misconduct, law enforcement agencies traditionally have used deterrence-based methods–in the form of ‘external controls’, which monitor and punish unacceptable behaviour. Some scholars, however, claim that ‘internal controls’ are more effective for addressing workplace misconduct and these controls are produced when employees perceive a greater degree of organisational justice within their agencies. Using survey data from 15,807 police officers from 101 agencies, this study tests whether (a) organisational justice impacts officers’ attitudinal support for misconduct, (b) organisational commitment is the mechanism that mediates the relationship, and (c) elements of command-and-control enhance or detract from the power of organisational justice to reduce attitudinal support for misconduct. Results suggest that organisational justice has both a direct and indirect (through organisational commitment) effect on officers’ assessments of misconduct and that elements of command-and-control can enhance the power of organisational justice to reduce attitudinal support for misconduct among police officers. Policing and Society - Registration at source 26/10/2020 Research article Will Victoria be the first place in the world to fully decriminalise sex work? With many countries taking a new approach to legalising and regulating prostitution, the Australian state of Victoria is carrying out a full review of its sex work laws; Dr Larissa Sandy, Senior Lecturer at RMIT University, believes fully decriminalising sex work is the best way forward. Policing Insight 26/10/2020 Feature, Opinion Coronavirus in Scotland: Illegal parties pose risk to ‘a shift of police officers’ Police officers fear they will be forced to self-isolate after breaking up illegal house parties. The Times - Subscription at source 26/10/2020 News Wildlife crime rose as walkers stayed home Wildlife crimes have risen in Scotland with offenders suspected of using the absence of witnesses during the coronavirus crisis to kill protected birds and other animals. The Times - Subscription at source 26/10/2020 News Indigenous Strategy and Reconciliation Approach for C Division – 2020-2025 CANADA: The RCMP is present in Quebec in the Greater Montréal Area and in eight border detachments. Its activities align with federal priorities, including national security, transnational serious and organized crime, and cybercrime. Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) 26/10/2020 Report The Times’ view of police brutality in Nigeria: Riots in Lagos Police brutality has sparked violence over the failure to address Nigeria’s challenges The Times - Subscription at source 26/10/2020 Feature, Opinion Sex slaves forced into drug dealing by crime gangs Organised criminals are extending their reach and forcing victims of sex trafficking into county lines drug dealing and other crimes, senior police said. The Times - Subscription at source 26/10/2020 News Police back heroin treatment centres More police forces are considering funding or supporting heroin treatment centres after the first scheme was extended in Middlesbrough. The Times - Subscription at source 26/10/2020 News Prolific drug users will no longer face prosecution Heroin, cocaine and cannabis users will be exempt from prosecution for repeated offences under a new police scheme that signals the creeping decriminalisation of drug use. The Times - Subscription at source 26/10/2020 News «295129522953295429552956295729582959Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
