Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103010 total results. Showing results 60221 to 60240 «300830093010301130123013301430153016Next ›Last » Police will be banned from ‘digital strip searches’ of rape victims under new law stopping detectives from trawling through their phones for intimate details of their sex lives A ban on police conducting a 'digital strip search' on rape victims' phones will be introduced under a new law that aims to curb intrusive searches into victims' sex lives. Mail Online 28/12/2020 News Rules meant police officer was paid even after he admitted killing secret lover Timothy Brehmer was jailed for manslaughter. Express & Star 28/12/2020 News Illuminating the Concept of Community (group)-Level Procedural Justice: A Qualitative Analysis of Protestors’ Group-Level Experiences With the Police “Procedural justice” (PJ) has traditionally been thought of as an intragroup model, characterizing interpersonal interactions between police officers and specific individuals. O’Brien et al. recently proposed that PJ is also a useful framework for examining intergroup dynamics, and can thus be used to typify interactions between the police and communities/social groups as a whole. Yet, as a novel construct, its precise content remains unclear. We use qualitative, in-depth interviews with individuals who encountered police as a group of protestors, to illuminate the constituent elements of group-level PJ. We identify four concerns with group-level treatment: respect for the existence and cause of the group, partnership with the group, recognizing the individual within the group, and displaying the “right” motivation: allowing group activities to take place safely. We discuss the implications of our findings, arguing that they pave the way for more exhaustive modeling of the fairness embedded in authorities’ treatment. Criminal Justice and Behaviour - Registration at source 28/12/2020 Research article South Yorkshire homicides highest since 2007 The number of homicide investigations launched in South Yorkshire has reached its highest level for more than a decade, BBC research has found. BBC 28/12/2020 News Known unknowns? The crazy world of pre-charge bail policy There are calls for a return to ‘pre-charge bail’ in the UK, which was radically changed and widely replaced by ‘released under investigation’ conditions in 2017; but Penelope Gibbs, Director of Transform Justice, fears the move is being driven by assumptions rather than research or real evidence about what is most effective. Policing Insight 28/12/2020 Feature, Opinion Drunk driver arrested after going to collect child who had been arrested for drug driving Gloucestershire Police praised on social media for their use of amusing hashtags and emojis as well as discerning remarks The Telegraph - Subscription at source 28/12/2020 News Police should be ‘priority’ for coronavirus vaccine Vaccinating police officers should be a priority, the county’s police chief said. Swindon Advertiser 28/12/2020 News The great opportunity: How Covid transformed global crime 2020 led to surges in everything from domestic abuse to black markets in fake vaccines The Guardian 27/12/2020 Analysis, Feature ‘Significant’ number of officers assaulted on Christmas Day, says Sussex Police Sussex Police has revealed that a “significant” number of its officers were assaulted on Christmas Day. Police Professional 27/12/2020 News Police officers could become Covid-19 ‘superspreaders’ without vaccine, it is warned Police officers could become Covid-19 "super-spreaders" if they are not vaccinated against the virus, a federation leader has warned. East Anglian Daily Times 27/12/2020 News UK ‘super recogniser’ officer spots more than 2,000 suspects A British police officer with a talent for recognising faces has now identified more than 2,100 suspects, even some who were wearing masks. euronews 27/12/2020 News Regina police chief reflects on 2020 CANADA: COVID-19 pandemic, Co-op-Unifor labour dispute, drug overdose epidemic and defunding police highlight year CBC News (Canada) 27/12/2020 News Mental health issues a factor in almost 60,000 police calls, minister told NEW ZEALAND: In the last financial year police responded to nearly 60,000 calls involving a person having a mental health crisis, in distress, or threatening suicide. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 27/12/2020 News Humza Yousaf warns of police delay after Brexit Justice Secretary Humza Yousaf has warned that Brexit will be a “major blow to law enforcement”. The Sunday Post 27/12/2020 News Lockdown unleashes epidemic of dog thefts Dog thefts across the UK doubled this year as criminal gangs cashed in on soaring prices for puppies during the coronavirus lockdown. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 27/12/2020 News Irish interpreting service to be provided for gardai in the Gaeltacht Gardai are to be provided with a phone interpreting service for dealing with Irish language speakers across the country. Commissioner Drew Harris said he has directed the “immediate” procurement of a contract for service for “Irish language phone interpretation”. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 27/12/2020 News Reflections 2020: Marc Jones – Policing in a pandemic Major developments in tackling crime in Lincolnshire in 2020 The Lincolnite 27/12/2020 Feature, Opinion Teen critically injured in Stockport police vehicle crash A 15-year-old boy is critically ill after he was hit by a police vehicle responding to a call out. BBC 27/12/2020 News Responding to Domestic and Family Violence: A Qualitative Study on the Changing Perceptions of Frontline Police Officers Police officers gave accounts of how their perceptions toward Domestic and Family Violence have changed over repeated exposure to these types of incidents as first responders. Interviews were conducted with 16 police officers in an Australian state. Officers expressed a desire to help people and reported personal growth through increased interpersonal skills and open-mindedness but many also became disillusioned. Officers highlighted futility, paperwork, and scrutiny of their actions as factors that inhibited their ability to cope. The findings imply that although officers’ competence may increase, their well-being and capacity to do their job effectively and compassionately may become impaired. Violence Against Women - Registration at source 27/12/2020 Research article ‘Significant’ number of officers assaulted on Christmas Day, says Sussex Police The "completely unacceptable" attacks have included spitting, kicking, punching and biting. Sky News 27/12/2020 News «300830093010301130123013301430153016Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
