Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102989 total results. Showing results 59721 to 59740 «298329842985298629872988298929902991Next ›Last » Woman’s prison sentence increased by five years over attempted murder of PSNI officer The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has welcomed today’s decision (January 15) by the Court of Appeal to increase the “unduly lenient” prison sentence of a woman convicted of the attempted murder of a police officer in 2013. Police Professional 16/1/2021 News Tributes paid to Civil Nuclear Constabulary officer who died in a road collision Tributes have been paid to a “well-respected and popular” officer serving with the Civil Nuclear Constabulary (CNC) who was killed in a road collision on Thursday (January 14). Police Professional 16/1/2021 News Human error and ‘defective code’ caused police records blunder Some 150,000 fingerprint, DNA and arrest history records were accidentally wiped from police databases because of “human error” and “defective code”, according to the policing minister. Police Professional 16/1/2021 News The UK Government is ‘scrapping’ unconscious bias training – so is it still needed in policing? In December the UK Government confirmed that it was scrapping standalone unconscious bias training for civil servants, citing a report that suggested it was ineffective, and could even be counter-productive; but Police Ethics Advisor Montell Neufville believes such training – particularly when delivered as part of wider learning on diversity, cultural competency or risk management – still has an important role to play in policing. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 16/1/2021 Feature, Opinion Stronger powers for police to evict travellers who build illegal camps Priti Patel is set to give the police new powers to evict travellers who build encampments on private and public land and refuse to leave. The Times - Subscription at source 16/1/2021 News Police look for 400,000 records wiped out in IT blunder More than 400,000 fingerprint, DNA, arrest and offence records may have vanished from police databases following a technology blunder, The Times has learnt. The Times - Subscription at source 16/1/2021 News Update: IOPC independent investigation into questioning of a black couple concludes An investigation by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) into the questioning of a black couple in Ipswich is now complete finding no misconduct case to answer for the officers. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 15/1/2021 News Police probes compromised after computer records deleted Police investigations have been compromised by an error which led to hundreds of thousands of records being deleted from UK-wide databases, according to a letter seen by the BBC. BBC 15/1/2021 News Over 400,000 crime records could be affected by police computer error Fingerprint, DNA and arrest history records deleted and visa system thrown into disarray The Guardian 15/1/2021 News BTP: fast tracking diversity Last year the British Transport Police began making strides to be a force that reflects the public it serves - not an easy task given that it covers the whole of the country. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/1/2021 Feature What the loss of records from the Police National Computer means The kind of data that was accidentally deleted and what it could have been used for The Guardian 15/1/2021 News Encrypted apps put vulnerable at risk, NCA specialists warn More encrypted message apps will lead to an increase in vulnerable people becoming victims of crime, a senior cyber crime specialist has warned. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/1/2021 News PSNI officers trained ready for COVID-19 ambulance Northern Ireland's officers have become the latest to be drafted to help ambulance crews during the COVID-19 crisis. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/1/2021 News PNC not impacted by IT error, says Home Office The Police Operating Computer is operating as normal despite the deletion of thousands of data files, the NPCC said. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/1/2021 News Officer who contracted Covid-19 after being spat at calls for urgent vaccine protection A police officer struck down with Covid-19 after being spat at by a suspect has called for the Government to urgently place police officers on the priority list for the vaccine. Police Professional 15/1/2021 News PCSO who rescued children nominated for commendation An off-duty Durham Constabulary police community support officer (PCSO) who rescued two children he spotted by a motorway hard shoulder has been nominated for a commander’s commendation. Police Professional 15/1/2021 News Coronavirus outbreak at Police Scotland HQ An outbreak of coronavirus has been identified at Police Scotland’s Glasgow headquarters. Police Professional 15/1/2021 News Kit Malthouse: Police ‘working at pace’ to recover 150,000 wiped arrest records The technological error could allow offenders to go free The Standard 15/1/2021 News Police Officers’ Job Satisfaction: Combining Public Service Motivation and Person-Environment Fit This study examines front-line police officers’ job satisfaction in mid-sized municipal departments in the Midwestern United States. We use a 2019 cross-sectional survey of seven police departments (N = 234) to examine the relationships between officers’ job satisfaction and their public service motivations (PSM), perceptions of person-environment fit with three referent groups – top managers, supervisors, and coworkers – and their perceptions of self-legitimacy. The results suggest that organizational fit with top managers, PSM, and officers’ self-legitimacy are all positively related to job satisfaction, explaining nearly half of the variance in the sample. Using multiple regression models, we explore the potential mediating effects of fit on PSM but find little support for this proposition. Among individual-level control variables that were assessed, only tenure was significantly (negatively) related to job satisfaction. Journal of Crime and Justice - Registration at source 15/1/2021 Research article Self‐reported Experiences and Consequences of Unfair Treatment By Police This study uses data from the most recent wave of the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent to Adult Health (wave V of Add Health) to examine the predictors of experiencing unfair treatment by police. It also considers the degree to which unfair police treatment is associated with a range of social‐psychological and behavioral outcomes in adulthood, including depressive symptoms, self‐efficacy, suicide ideation, and drug use. Finally, this study examines whether any of the relationships between unfair police treatment and adult outcomes differ by race and ethnicity. Most broadly, results suggest that the odds of reporting ever experiencing unfair treatment by police are disproportionately higher among minorities (and more specifically non‐Latino Blacks), men, and those from lower socioeconomic backgrounds. Furthermore, such experiences are detrimental to all of the social‐psychological and behavioral outcomes in adulthood, even after accounting for the differences in who is most likely to experience unfair police treatment via propensity score methods. Lastly, some of these consequences seem to be more pronounced among non‐Latino Whites compared with non‐Latino Blacks, which we believe is attributable to the unfortunate reality that unfair police contact continues to be a normative life‐course event for Black people in the United States. 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