Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 116031 total results. Showing results 61261 to 61280 «306030613062306330643065306630673068Next ›Last » ‘Bureaucracy gone out of control’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Anger and frustration were vented by members at last Friday’s meeting of Tipperary Joint Policing Committee over the ongoing delay in rolling out planned CCTV projects in five locations across the county, including Burgess, Birdhill, Borrisokane and Roscrea. The Nenagh Guardian (Republic of Ireland) 7/3/2022 News Brazen ATM gang wreaked havoc across northeast REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The criminal gang behind a series of ATM robberies in the northeast caused devastation and destruction but ultimately their brazen activity was disrupted by gardaÃ. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 7/3/2022 News How Police Abuse Phone Data to Persecute LGBTQ People In many parts of the world, law enforcement uses WhatsApp chats, text messages, and photos from confiscated phones as "evidence" against persecuted groups. Wired 7/3/2022 Feature Almost 30 gardaà have resigned while on suspension in the past decade REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Twenty-nine gardaà have resigned from service while on suspension in the past decade — with more than half of those leaving the force in the past two years. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 7/3/2022 News Ian Broughton: ‘We have to do something about encrypted communication’ In the latest in a series of interviews with leading figures involved in the research and investigation of organised crime, Policing Insight’s Chris Allen spoke to Ian Broughton, a former detective sergeant and specialist drug advisor with London’s Metropolitan Police and now a drugs expert witness and trainer, about targeting drug gangs, deterring criminals, and the challenges police face with encryption. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 7/3/2022 Feature, Interview, Opinion Long-Term Partners – Reflections on the Shifts in Partnership Responses to Domestic Violence Whilst pioneering partnership work first took place in the battered women’s or refuge movement in England and Wales, the response that came to dominate in the 1990s and 2000s mirrored that associated with crime prevention more generally and Home Office crime prevention in particular. This reflected the increasing positioning of domestic violence as ‘real crime’ and the moves at this time to view domestic violence through a ‘crime lens’. In the last 10 years or so, there has been a clear shift, with the prevailing approach now dominated by initiatives such as Multi-Agency Risk Assessment Conferences, Independent Domestic Violence Advisors and Specialist Domestic Violence Courts. These initiatives have achieved considerable success in reducing risks to high-risk victims. Yet, in doing so, they establish a very particular framework for responding to domestic violence, positioning and promoting it as high-risk victimisation and moving to see it through an ‘exceptional risk’ lens. This paper examines shifts in the partnership response to domestic violence in England and Wales. It argues that, not only are the vast majority of lower risk women excluded from the prevailing framework but, in focusing on high-risk reduction, intervention within this framework fails to address women’s complicated and often contradictory needs in relation to abuse. International Review of Victimology 7/3/2022 Research article Exploring a Dubai Smart Police Station PolicingTV 7/3/2022 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Ministry of Defence Police ACC Dave Long retires The MDP bids farewell to Assistant Chief Constable Dave Long on his retirement today, after serving for more than 37 years with the force. Home Office 7/3/2022 News Police museum to fill gaps behind Peaky Blinders drama series The newly renovated West Midlands Police Museum will have a cell dedicated to the real Peaky Blinders who were incarcerated in the building. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/3/2022 News Emotive, dignified and peaceful: the Whitehall ‘Free Ukraine’ protest UKRAINE: Chris Hobbs praises the dignified and law abiding protests against Russia's invasion of Ukraine - a sharp contrast to other recent demonstrations in the capital. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/3/2022 News Firearms officers launch first aid appeal for Ukraine Firearms officers have launched a cross-force appeal to get first aid kits to Ukraine. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/3/2022 News Economic Crime (Transparency and Enforcement) Bill 2022: overarching documents POLICY PAPER: These documents relate to the Economic Crime (Transparency and Enforcement) Bill 2022. Home Office 7/3/2022 Report Police special constable admits online child sexual abuse offences A man from Wakefield has admitted to posting online messages fantasising about abusing children and possessing thousands of child sexual abuse images. National Crime Agency (NCA) 7/3/2022 News Honouring the world’s police Join us, as we pay tribute to the police officers who have given their lives to protect our communities. INTERPOL 7/3/2022 News Active bystander-ship: Putting the welfare of communities and colleagues at the heart of policing When a police officer behaves in a way that harms individuals, colleagues and the community they service, it’s important that others intervene as early as possible to ensure those actions and attitudes don’t escalate; former Scottish police officer and active bystander trainer Graham Goulden explains the thinking behind the approach, and what forces need to be doing to equip officers with effective intervention skills. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 7/3/2022 Feature, Opinion More than 1.5 million refugees have now fled Ukraine after Putin’s invasion as police warn sex trafficking gangs are preying on women and children by luring them with promises of somewhere to live UKRAINE: The Russian invasion of Ukraine has triggered a mass exodus of civilians scrambling to escape what is the first major armed conflict in Europe since the Second World War. Mail Online 7/3/2022 News Moscow police demand people’s phones and read their messages RUSSIA: Information on the invasion of Ukraine is tightly controlled in Russia JOE.uk 7/3/2022 News Spiking offences recorded by police result in a charge less than 2 per cent of the time, figures show ‘This is emphatic proof that this appalling crime is not being taken seriously enough,’ says Labour The Independent 7/3/2022 News Russian protester hauled to ground and beaten by police as 3,500 people arrested RUSSIA: More than 4,000 people have been arrested in Russia at protests against the invasion of Ukraine, including one man who was beaten by police in riot gear Mirror 7/3/2022 News Rogue Met police officers who travel to Ukraine to fight Russia could be prosecuted Front line staff warned they could be a 'significant target' for Kremlin troops and should stay at home or face disciplinary action. 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