Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97872 total results. Showing results 59981 to 60000 «299629972998299930003001300230033004Next ›Last » ’We Are Fighting A Tide That Keeps Coming Against Us’: A Mixed Method Exploration of Stressors in An English County Police Force Against a backdrop of austerity, this mixed method paper provides a contemporary understanding of stressors in English policing by examining stressors experienced by police employees in the UK. In the first study, police officers (n = 223) and police staff (n = 134) in a county police force in England completed measures of operational and organisational stressors. Significantly higher scores were found for operational and organisational stressors in police officers compared to police staff. Police officers also reported higher operational and organisational stressor scores in comparison to norms for an international sample. In the second study, 27 police employees from the same force participated in focus groups exploring stressors in policing. The qualitative findings built on the first study by providing detailed insights into stressors presently experienced by police employees and the impact of police reform on stress. Implications of the findings and recommendations for future research are discussed. Police Practice and Research - Registration at source 12/7/2020 Research article Barry Cowen disputes garda account of driving offence Barry Cowen, the agriculture minister, has challenged the official garda record of his arrest for drink-driving, which says he was pursued by gardai after doing a U-turn as he approached a checkpoint. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 12/7/2020 News The Chilean burglars targeting the homes of the super-rich A network of highly organised “crime tourists” has set its sights on wealthy families in the UK. Matthew Campbell follows the trail back to Chile The Sunday Times 12/7/2020 Analysis, Feature Poppy Gustafsson: Lockdown has fuelled a cyber crimewave The boss of tech star Darktrace says we’re more vulnerable than ever. Just don’t ask her about China The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 12/7/2020 Feature, Opinion Ex-Scots police chief says violence is ‘social disease linked to childhood trauma’ Niven Rennie’s Scottish Violence Reduction Unit (SVRU) has spearheaded a public health approach to violent crime, which regards street thuggery as an infection that can be cured. Daily Record 12/7/2020 News ‘Fear of being called racist’ stopped police from tackling Leicester’s ‘slave’ sweatshops, Priti Patel believes The Home Secretary is understood to think that 'cultural sensitivities' prevented the police from tackling Leicester's 'slave' sweatshops. Mail Online 12/7/2020 News Bianca Williams stop-and-search: Most police forces ‘willing to learn’ The majority of police forces are "willing to learn" from their mistakes, a Government minister has said. BBC 12/7/2020 News Policing social distancing: Gaining and maintaining compliance in the age of Coronavirus Drawing on motivational posturing theory (MPT) and procedural justice theory (PJT), this article makes recommendations for how best to secure compliance with social distancing regulations. Applying those theories to—mostly observational—data from a study on the use and impact of penalty notices for disorder, the influences on cooperation during police–citizen encounters are explored. Whilst focusing on the English data/regulations, as both MPT and PJT have been tested internationally, the conclusions have relevance beyond these shores. The article proposes a sixth posture—compulsion, a form of resistant compliance—to the five set out by MPT. Focusing attention not just on whether compliance is achieved but how recognizes the risk to future legitimacy posed by only achieving compliance through coercion or the threat thereof. Lessons from the research are applied to policing social distancing, with regards to: securing compliance during interactions, self-regulation and enforcement action, and how to preserve police legitimacy. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice 12/7/2020 Analysis, Feature Private police force launches first-ever prosecutions against thieves Former Met detective founded My Local Bobby after becoming frustrated with police inaction against shoplifters The Sunday Telegraph - Subscription at source 12/7/2020 News Could This City Hold the Key to the Future of Policing in America? As protesters across the country call for police departments to be defunded and dismantled, Camden’s experience offers some lessons. The New York Times 12/7/2020 Analysis, Feature Ex-Scots police chief says violence is ‘social disease linked to childhood trauma’ Niven Rennie’s Scottish Violence Reduction Unit (SVRU) has spearheaded a public health approach to violent crime, which regards street thuggery as an infection that can be cured. Daily Record 12/7/2020 News Boohoo investigation: ‘racism fears’ let Leicester sweatshops go unchecked The home secretary fears “cultural sensitivities” have prevented police from tackling illegal sweatshops in Britain’s fast-fashion industry amid concerns that they would be accused of racism. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 12/7/2020 News North Belfast: Petrol bomb attacks on police for second night Petrol bombs and stones have been thrown at police in north Belfast on Saturday in a second night of trouble. BBC 12/7/2020 News Private police force launches first-ever prosecutions against thieves Former Met detective founded My Local Bobby after becoming frustrated with police inaction against shoplifters The Telegraph - Subscription at source 11/7/2020 News Police Success: 70,000 people apply to become Police Officers within the UK Over 70,000 people have applied to become police officers within the first six months of the new Government Recruitment drive. Police Hour 11/7/2020 News National Vice-Chair urges officers to wear face coverings PFEW National Vice-Chair Che Donald has urged police officers to wear face coverings to halt the spread of coronavirus. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 11/7/2020 News Liverpool gangs ‘dominate’ gun and drugs trade outside London Organised criminal gangs from Liverpool have risen to the summit of the UK underworld and “dominate” the firearms and drugs-trade outside London, the latest intelligence from senior officers at the National Crime Agency (NCA) reveals. The Guardian 11/7/2020 News ‘Policing knows that it must do better. I know that policing can’ Superintendent Bhupinder ‘Bobbi’ Rai, BAME representative for the Police Superintendents’ Association, shares her experiences of joining the service and her hopes for change when it comes to diversity. Police Professional 11/7/2020 Feature Stalkers ‘adapt cyber skills’ to target victims online during lockdown Online and digital stalking has “increased in frequency and intensity” during the current Covid-19 crisis. Police Professional 11/7/2020 News More than 70,000 apply to become police officers during uplift campaign More than 70,000 people applied to become police officers in the first six months of the Government’s recruitment drive. Police Professional 11/7/2020 News «299629972998299930003001300230033004Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
