Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97986 total results. Showing results 61281 to 61300 «306130623063306430653066306730683069Next ›Last » From drug dealers to loan sharks: how coronavirus empowers organised crime Disruption to supplies, diversion of police resources and collapsing businesses all create opportunities The Guardian 7/6/2020 Feature, Opinion Protest violence undermines positive message Despite Government and police advice not to engage in mass gatherings, recent days have seen thousands take to the streets in support of anti-racism. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 7/6/2020 News What does ‘defund the police’ mean and why are some US protestors calling for it? Protests and demonstrations continue to sweep America – and the world at large – demanding justice for George Floyd while calling an end to systemic racism. Metro 7/6/2020 News UK policing system is institutionally racist, insists Met Black Police Association boss The chair of the Metropolitan Black Police Association told LBC that institutional racism exists clearly in the Met. LBC 7/6/2020 News Met police chief says assaults on officers ‘shocking’ as thousands more to protest against racism The head of the Metropolitan Police called assaults on officers at an anti-racism rally “shocking” as thousands of people were expected to turn out for more protests in the UK on Sunday. The Independent 7/6/2020 News Lisa Nandy says UK ‘cannot remain silent’ on racism and police brutality The shadow foreign secretary said she feels 'proud' of the young people demanding change i News 7/6/2020 News In violent Rio, U.S. protests stoke backlash against deadly cops The killing of another black teenager by Rio de Janeiro police last month was, based on the numbers, unremarkable – one of hundreds gunned down every year by some of the world’s deadliest cops. Reuters 7/6/2020 News The growth of crime without borders in Ireland From fraud and murder to drugs and sex trafficking, gardai have noted a rising foreign influence on offences here The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 7/6/2020 News Police Use of Force and Nativity: Revisiting Standing Evidence of Public Opinion on Police Use of Force Police use of force is a topic of longstanding and ongoing concern in the criminal justice literature. Carter & Corra (2016) studied citizen perceptions of police use of force, establishing an empirical link between racial resentment and support for police use of force. We contend that the Carter and Corra study is instructive but lacks an important measure of nativity. Opinion differences between U.S. non-native-born and native-born persons have been shown to be noteworthy in prior studies of citizen behaviors, beliefs, perceptions and attitudes. We find that nativity is a powerful explanatory variable and offer empirical support for the ‘conflicted conservative’ theory. Consistent with Carter and Corra (2016) we find that racial resentment is a substantive explanatory variable. Police Practice and Research - Registration at source 7/6/2020 Research article George Floyd: London anti-racism protests leave 27 officers hurt A total of 27 police officers have been injured during a series of anti-racism protests, 14 on Saturday, the Met Police has revealed. BBC 7/6/2020 News Police confirm ten officers injured after violence erupts at London George Floyd rally The Metropolitan Police have confirmed ten of their officers were injured after an anti-racism turned violent in central London on Saturday. Express 7/6/2020 News Abandonment of Obama-era reforms hampers quest for police accountability Trump’s justice department has dropped the use of consent decrees to bring federal oversight of troubled police departments The Guardian 7/6/2020 News Two Buffalo policemen charged for shoving 75-year-old protester Two US policemen have been charged with second-degree assault after they were filmed pushing a 75-year old protester to the ground, seriously injuring him. BBC 7/6/2020 News German suspect in Madeleine McCann case linked to two more child disappearances The father of a six-year-old German boy who disappeared on holiday in Portugal nearly 24 years ago says the recent dramatic developments in the Madeleine McCann case have given him hope he will finally learn what happened to his son. The Guardian 7/6/2020 News Madeleine McCann case: police seek a ‘knockout blow’ to charge suspect Christian Brückner Officers are watching a German sex offender in prison in the hope he confesses to a fellow inmate The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 7/6/2020 News Subtle racial stereotypes hit harder than a baton Police brutality shocks us, but it’s not the worst enemy of black people The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 7/6/2020 Feature, Opinion Canadian First Nations chief says mounted police assaulted him Allan Adam claims police attacked him and his wife after he was stopped over licence tag The Guardian 6/6/2020 News How Police Unions Became Such Powerful Opponents to Reform Efforts Half a decade after a spate of officer-involved deaths inspired widespread protest, many police unions are digging in to defend members. The New York Times 6/6/2020 Analysis, Feature Chaos in London as clashes erupt during Black Lives Matter protest and police horse bolts into crowd Riot police have clashed with hundreds of protesters on Whitehall as the Black Lives Matter protests over George Floyd's death became heated. The Standard 6/6/2020 News Democrats to introduce sweeping police misconduct and racial bias reform bill Congressional Democrats are set to unveil sweeping legislation intended to address elements of police misconduct and racial bias following the killing of George Floyd in police custody along with the deaths of other people of colour at the hands of law enforcement. The Independent 6/6/2020 News «306130623063306430653066306730683069Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
