Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 116030 total results. Showing results 61401 to 61420 «306730683069307030713072307330743075Next ›Last » Calls for review into Garda overtime spend REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Two gardai and three sergeants got over €50,000 each in overtime last year. [AUDIO] Highland Radio (Republic of Ireland) 2/3/2022 News Call for better resources for Gardaí patrolling on their own in Sligo and beyond following horrific attack REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Garda Representative Association is calling for better resources for its members patrolling on their own in rural areas following an horrific attack on a young Garda near Blacklion in the early hours of Monday morning. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 2/3/2022 News Quarterly Report on Appointments to Garda Síochána November 2021 to January 2022 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Policing Authority is pleased to announce that it has made a number of senior appointments in the period 1 November 2021 to January 31 2022. Policing Authority (Republic of Ireland) 2/3/2022 News Workload analysis is key to frontline staffing discussions for Toronto Police Association The combination of a rapidly growing population and historically low staffing levels means that officers within Toronto Police Service (TPS) face increased risk of stress, physical and mental injury, and struggle to deliver the best service to the city’s community; to help address those challenges, Toronto Police Association (TPA) has been working with TPS to analyse officer workloads and identify improved alternative shift patterns, as TPA President Jon Reid explains. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 2/3/2022 Analysis, Feature “Take A Break!”: A Qualitative Study of Shift-Duty Police Officers’ On-the-Job Breaks This qualitative study examined on-the-job breaks taken by shift-duty police officers. We explored the nature of on-the-job breaks among officers, their perception of these breaks as helping them to recover and replenish resources, and what factors shaped their on-the-job breaks. Data were collected from 21 shift-duty police officers via semi-structured interviews. Findings show that on-the-job breaks were categorized into official and unofficial breaks, each of which had fairly distinctive characteristics. The timing, activities engaged in during breaks, and subjective experiences during breaks were thought to determine the effectiveness of on-the-job breaks. Officers reported that the adverse impacts of skipping a break tended to exceed the benefits of taking a break. On-the-job breaks were shaped by various work and non-work factors. As the first study delving into on-the-job breaks among shift-duty police officers, this study expands our understanding of specific strategies employed by police officers to deal with ongoing work demands. Police Quarterly - Registration at source 2/3/2022 Research article Are police doing enough to support abused parents? Dealing with domestic abuse between partners is something all police officers will be familiar with – and yet there is a much less known type of abuse which is requiring significant resources but being far less talked about, explains Michelle John. Police Professional 2/3/2022 Analysis, Feature New £1.5m centre to combat ‘accelerating’ cyber threat Scotland is strengthening its response to the growing cyber threat with the creation of a new Scottish Cyber Coordination Centre (SC3). Police Professional 2/3/2022 News Using Police Data to Measure Criminogenic Exposure in Residential and School Contexts: Experiences From A Data Linkage Project in Germany Police data and survey research provide different bases to inform research on crime and delinquency. We argue that linking police data on local crime incidences to criminological surveys allows for new insights on the role of residential and school contexts for juvenile delinquency and violence. We describe the challenges and solutions of combining these data sources in a collaboration between the state police of North Rhine-Westphalia – Germany’s most populous state – and social scientists from a major German university. In this academic-practitioner partnership, data from a four-wave longitudinal study of more than 3800 students were linked to spatially aggregated data from the police crime statistics for the years 2013–2016. Police Practice and Research 2/3/2022 Research article ‘Unacceptable’ that risky police cars are still in use At least 55 police cars in Scotland are fitted with an engine that risks burning into flames when driven at high speeds, a Freedom of Information (FoI) request has found. Police Professional 2/3/2022 News Detectives reinvestigate the murder of Marion Hodge Police Scotland is re-investigating the murder of Marion Hodge after she disappeared from Lockerbie in July 1984. Police Scotland 2/3/2022 News Mother and Baby Homes: 29 allegations of criminal activity reported to Police The Police Service of Northern Ireland launched an investigation into allegations of physical and sexual abuse involving Mother and Baby Homes and Magdalene Laundries on 6th October 2021. Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) 2/3/2022 News IOPC report welcomed but more transparency required PFEW have welcomed a detailed Parliamentary report into the police complaints and discipline system but called for further transparency and accountability from the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC). Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 2/3/2022 News Tackling firearms trafficking: Policy, priorities and police action Three recent high-profile firearms cases involving the UK’s National Crime Agency have underlined the continuing fight against the flow of illegal guns into criminal hands; and as Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth reports, tackling the trade and trafficking in illicit firearms is a challenge that will involve collaboration and co-operation across Europe. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 2/3/2022 Analysis, Feature Warning Dorset Police’s plans for a new multi-million pound HQ could be a death trap for birds because of its shiny exterior Plans for a new multi-million pound police headquarters have sparked fears it could become a death trap for birds due to the the building's proposed shiny surfaces. Mail Online 2/3/2022 News Cops ‘failed’ murdered Scots woman by not telling her about partner’s violent past Police failed to act on a recommendation to formally warn Louise Aitchison – a vulnerable woman already at risk – of an abusive partner for five weeks before her brutal murder two years ago. Daily Record 2/3/2022 News Cop out Calling abusive policemen “monsters” relieves them of accountability The Critic 2/3/2022 Feature, Opinion Serving Met Police officer, 38, is convicted of soliciting a prostitute after being caught in a sting operation by his own force A serving Metropolitan Police officer has admitted soliciting a prostitute after being caught in a sting operation carried out by his own force. Mail Online 2/3/2022 News Giving voice to the silenced victims: A qualitative study of intimate partner femicide AUSTRALIA: Scholars highlight the importance of asking victim–survivors of intimate partner violence directly about their lived experiences. [pdf] Australian Institute of Criminology (Australia) 2/3/2022 Research article Police ‘failed to investigate’ UK paedophile who ‘abused hundreds of children’ in Bulgaria BULGARIA: The Metropolitan Police has been accused of a 'dereliction of duty' for failing to investigate a British paedophile who fled to Bulgaria to abuse more children. Yahoo! 2/3/2022 News Police arrest UK’s ‘most wanted woman’ in Catalonia for €1bn mobile phone fraud SPAIN: Britain's "most wanted woman" has been arrested in Spain after more than nine years on the run, police said. euronews 2/3/2022 News «306730683069307030713072307330743075Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
