Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104486 total results. Showing results 59881 to 59900 «299129922993299429952996299729982999Next ›Last » Entry requirements barrier to BAME recruitment, says Lincolnshire Lincolnshire's uplift project manager Detective Inspector Lee St Quinton, said policing entry requirements were a key barrier to recruiting from BAME communities. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/3/2021 News Officers were ‘more mobile’ with paper based systems in the 80s Introduction of disconnected computer systems means that officers spend hours each day servicing them. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/3/2021 News SPA appoints permanent chief executive The Scottish Police Authority (SPA) has confirmed the appointment of Lynn Brown as its permanent chief executive. Police Professional 4/3/2021 News Cause of man’s death hours after custody release unascertained, inquest told A post-mortem examination has failed to establish the cause of death of a man who died just hours after being released from police custody, an inquest has been told. Police Professional 4/3/2021 News 20 arrested in UK-wide crackdown on Western Balkan organised crime group Twenty arrests have been made in a UK-wide operation targeting suspected members of a Western Balkan organised crime group. Police Professional 4/3/2021 News Police and intelligence services foil three terror attacks since beginning of pandemic Counter Terrorism Policing (CTP) and the UK intelligence services have foiled three terror attacks since the Covid-19 pandemic began – despite lockdowns causing terrorism-related arrests to fall to their lowest level in nearly a decade. Police Professional 4/3/2021 News Trace An Object initiative expands to the Asia Pacific region The Australian Federal Police (AFP) is launching today its own version of the Europol ‘Stop Child Abuse - Trace An Object’ public appeal to help identify more children victim of sexual abuse. Europol 4/3/2021 News How PCCs are making the police complaints system more user-friendly Three cross-party Police and Crime Commissioners have told a panel of MPs how they have each made the complaints system more user-friendly in their areas. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 4/3/2021 News Australia’s casinos are a hotspot for global money-laundering operations Crime networks are laundering the profits from illegal activities such as trafficking in wildlife, timber and people smuggling through casinos; freelance journalist Georgina Kenyon highlights the challenges facing Australia and other countries in tackling the links between serious and organised crime and the gambling industry. Policing Insight 4/3/2021 Analysis, Feature Six Months In: Pandemic Crime Trends in England and Wales Governments around the world have enforced strict guidelines on social interaction and mobility to control the spread of the COVID-19 virus. Evidence has begun to emerge which suggests that such dramatic changes in people’s routine activities have yielded similarly dramatic changes in criminal behavior. This study represents the first ‘look back’ on six months of the nationwide lockdown in England and Wales. Using open police-recorded crime trends, we provide a comparison between expected and observed crime rates for fourteen different offence categories between March and August, 2020. We find that most crime types experienced sharp, short-term declines during the first full month of lockdown. This was followed by a gradual resurgence as restrictions were relaxed. Major exceptions include anti-social behavior and drug crimes. Findings shed light on the opportunity structures for crime and the nuances of using police records to study crime during the pandemic. Crime Science Journal 4/3/2021 Research article More than 1,700 people attend child exploitation awareness sessions thanks to NEP enabled technology In just over a month Avon and Somerset Police have hosted awareness raising sessions for more than 1,700 professionals, pupils and parents on child exploitation thanks to NEP enabled technology. National Enabling Programmes 4/3/2021 News Harm reduction: the former addict helping forces divert offenders A former drugs user who trains officers in harm reduction and vulnerabilities around addiction says new cohorts are looking at the issue with 'open eyes'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/3/2021 Feature Standards team must adapt to new complaints system, MPs told Changing the culture within PSD's and getting the balance right between the independence of the IOPC and chief officers is critical to complaint system reform, PCC's have warned. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/3/2021 News Government to reimburse Kent Police £1.2m costs of policing border closure The Government has agreed to reimburse Kent Police the £1.2 million costs of policing the border closure with France at Christmas. Police Professional 4/3/2021 News Urgent review needed on drug-driving to end ‘postcode lottery’ of enforcement A new report claims enforcement of drug-driving is “a postcode lottery”, with some police forces convicting ten times more offenders than others. Police Professional 4/3/2021 News Release more stop and search footage to counter ‘misleading’ social media clips, says NCA adviser Police should be able to release body-worn video footage of stop and search encounters in a timely manner to counter “misleading” edited clips posted on social media, an adviser to the National Crime Agency (NCA) has said. Police Professional 4/3/2021 News Fake COVID vaccine distribution network dismantled after INTERPOL alert South African authorities have seized hundreds of fake COVID-19 vaccines following a global alert issued by INTERPOL warning vaccines would be a prime target for criminal networks. INTERPOL 4/3/2021 News Operation of police powers under the Terrorism Act 2000, quarterly update to December 2020 OFFICIAL STATISTICS; Contains statistical material relating to the Terrorism Act 2000, including arrests and outcomes, and stops and searches. Home Office 4/3/2021 Report User guide to operation of police powers under the Terrorism Act 2000 and subsequent legislation USER GUIDE; The user guide to operation of police powers under terrorism legislation is a useful reference guide with explanatory notes. Home Office 4/3/2021 Report More specialist officers and improved cross-border working are key to tackling modern slavery, says Commissioner Dame Sara Thornton, the UK’s Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner, has urged forces to invest in training for specialist teams, more financial investigations and closer cross-border working to tackle the huge but often hidden and complex crime of modern slavery and human trafficking. 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