Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 116032 total results. Showing results 59881 to 59900 «299129922993299429952996299729982999Next ›Last » Cork woman hails stalking legislation pledge but calls for new Garda training REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Cork woman Una Ring and Eve McDowell, backed by Fianna Fail senator Lisa Chambers, have led calls to make stalking a standalone crime under Irish law. Echo Live (Republic of Ireland) 22/4/2022 News Meeting Sir Dave Thompson, West Midlands Chief Constable Policing Insight and PolicingTV Publisher Bernard Rix recently met Chief Constable Sir David Thompson QPM LLB DL, for a Policing Friendship Tour walk-and-talk PolicingTV 22/4/2022 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Meeting Sir Dave Thompson, West Midlands Chief Constable Policing Insight and PolicingTV Publisher Bernard Rix recently met Chief Constable Sir David Thompson QPM LLB DL, for a Policing Friendship Tour walk-and-talk PolicingTV - Subscription at source 22/4/2022 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Community Policing, Social Capital, and Residents’ Feelings of Safety in Taiwan The history of community policing has now reached a half-century mark, but evidence regarding its effectiveness in reducing fear of crime has been inconsistent. A closer examination of existing research suggests that there must be an underlying process linking community policing and community residents’ fear of crime. Thus, this study draws on Putnam’s theoretical framework to test a conceptual mechanism of social capital underlying the association between elements of community policing and residents’ feelings of safety. Using survey data from a sample of Taiwanese residents, this study applies structural equation modeling to assess the potential mediating effect of social capital. The results suggest community policing is positively associated with residents’ social capital, residents’ social capital is positively associated with their feelings of safety, and community policing has a significant indirect effect on residents’ feelings of safety through residents’ social capital. Based on the findings of this study, suggestions for future research and criminal justice policy are provided. Police Practice and Research - Registration at source 22/4/2022 Research article Nominals and stolen documents system to provide real-time EU alerts INTERPOL connected system designed to fill the gap left by Schengen Information System withdrawal. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/4/2022 News North Coast Easter Weekend Update District Commander Superintendent Jeremy Lindsay said: “It was a busy weekend on the North Coast, as it always is over the Easter holidays, and I would like to thank our colleagues in the Council, Translink and DVA and also in the Ambulance and Fire Service, for all their assistance. Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) 22/4/2022 News ‘Astonishing’: Crimes reported at royal palaces revealed, with hundreds going unpunished A total of 470 crimes were recorded at Buckingham Palace, Kensington Palace, St James's Palace and Clarence House - either inside or immediately outside the grounds - between 2019 and 2021, the Metropolitan Police reveals. Sky News 22/4/2022 News Madeleine McCann: Portugal names convicted child abuser Christian B an official suspect in disappearance as crucial deadline nears PORTUGAL: The convicted child abuser travelled between Praia da Luz and Germany in a camper van for several years before Madeleine vanished - it is understood investigators are now focusing their forensic work on the vehicle. Sky News 22/4/2022 News Major performance improvements in Northamptonshire says chief CC Nick Adderley has said the force has seen major improvements in areas that had been identified as priorities. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/4/2022 News IOPC calls for stop and search law change and identifies 18 opportunities for improvement We are today calling for action to address the disproportionate use of stop and search on people from Black, Asian and other ethnic minority backgrounds and its impact on public confidence in policing. Home Office 22/4/2022 News Running out of credit: Mobile phone tech and the birth of county lines A research collaboration between Forensic Analytics and criminal justice consultancy Crest Advisory is exploring the role of technology in the criminal exploitation of children by ‘county lines’ gangs; in this first long-read article from the research, Joe Caluori and Beth Mooney consider what law enforcement agencies can learn from the early use of tech by county lines operators. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 22/4/2022 Analysis, Feature Female genital mutilation: resource pack Female genital mutilation (FGM) guidance, case studies and support materials for local authorities, professional services and specialist voluntary organisations. Home Office 22/4/2022 News Forensic science providers: codes of practice and conduct, 2021, issue 7 GUIDANCE: Revised codes of practice and conduct for forensic science providers and practitioners in the criminal justice system. Home Office 22/4/2022 News Stephen Port victims’ families ‘sceptical’ of police reforms In a statement on behalf of the families, solicitor Neil Hudgell said reforms to death probes “still leave the door open to interpretation”. The Standard 22/4/2022 News UK Police Stopped And Searched Black Teen 60 Times In 2 Years, Among Other Discriminatory Practices, Report Says The report noted that stop and search practices in London were legal and that they were designed to reduce crime. (Sound familiar?) News One 22/4/2022 News Met Police announce they’ll issue no more Partygate updates before local elections In a short-term boost for Boris Johnson, Scotland Yard said there will be no further updates in the next two weeks because of 'restrictions' about communicating before the local elections Mirror 22/4/2022 News Norfolk’s Police Federation calling for pay rise that matches inflation Officers haven't had a pay-rise in 12 years and are calling on the Home Office to offer more than a 2% wage increase Planet Radio 22/4/2022 News Met police stop and search black teenager 60 times in two years Watchdog calls for overhaul to restore confidence The Times - Subscription at source 21/4/2022 News Police Scotland ‘caught in row over gender rights’ Police Scotland has been caught in the middle of the row over gender and women’s rights, according to the former justice secretary Kenny MacAskill. The Times - Subscription at source 21/4/2022 News Police call for union to hold confidence vote on Commissioner Jamie Chalker AUSTRALIA: NT Police officers in Alice Springs have voted to force the NT Police Association to hold a Territory-wide vote of confidence in Police Commissioner Jamie Chalker, sources have told the NT Independent. NT Independent (Australia) 21/4/2022 News «299129922993299429952996299729982999Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
