Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103216 total results. Showing results 61581 to 61600 «307630773078307930803081308230833084Next ›Last » COVID-19: Police to stop issuing £10,000 ‘super fines’ over concerns they can be challenged in court The National Police Chiefs' Council is recommending officers issue a court summons rather than a straight fixed penalty notice. Sky News 17/11/2020 News Brexit: Police warn of ‘major operational impact’ when UK loses access to EU crime databases in January Key information systems will be lost even if a security deal is struck before 31 December, National Crime Agency says The Independent 17/11/2020 News Covid: £10k fines for big gatherings temporarily suspended Police chiefs in England and Wales have temporarily suspended £10,000 fixed penalties for breaches of Covid rules on gatherings of more than 30 people. BBC 17/11/2020 News How Covid-19 should transform the way police engage with their local communities Police services face the challenge of a growing multitude of communications channels used by the public, with engagements across social media, web and voice channels. Steve Norris, Police Market Director for Salesforce UK, discusses how these touchpoints can be married together for greater efficiency and insight. Policing Insight 17/11/2020 Feature Policing, the pandemic and the use of social media New research suggests the unique nature of the COVID-19 pandemic has left policing struggling to make the most effective use of social media; crisis communications expert Amanda Coleman believes that the wide range of social media platforms could be used not just to engage the public, but to target and tackle crime. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 17/11/2020 Feature, Opinion Patterns of ‘disorder’ During the 2019 Protests in Hong Kong: Policing, Social Identity, Intergroup Dynamics, and Radicalization Across the latter half of 2019, Hong Kong became the focus of world attention as it was rocked by a wave of increasingly violent confrontations between police and protesters. Both inside and outside the Territory, several powerful political actors have argued that the paramilitary-style police interventions used to manage the protests were necessary because the disorder was being fermented by agitators. In contrast, this article explores the utility of the Elaborated Social Identity Model of crowd behaviour to help explore and explain some of the social psychological dynamics through which the 2019 protests became ‘radicalised’. The article explores three key phases of their evolution to draw out the patterns of collective action and variations in policing approaches. We show that early demonstrations were focused predominantly on preventing the implementation of controversial legislation but spread and changed in form as a function of the use of crowd dispersal tactics by police. Moreover, we show how police inaction at other critical moments helped amplify perceptions of police illegitimacy that further radicalized protesters. Drawing upon a body of primary interview and secondary survey data, we also provide a social psychological analysis. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice - Registration at source 17/11/2020 Research article Mapping the Landscape of Male-on-Male Rape in London: An Analysis of Cases Involving Male Victims Reported Between 2005 and 2012 Male-on-male rape remains an under-researched area, and little is known about the characteristics and outcomes of this type of crime. This study examines 122 rape cases involving young adult and adult male victims reported to the London Metropolitan Police Service between 2005 and 2012. Overall, there were a number of similarities with cases involving female victims; however, male cases were more likely to involve strangers, substance use, and a victim with mental health issues, alluding to specific vulnerabilities. Moreover, younger victims, victims with poor mental health, and victims who had consumed alcohol or drugs were less likely to have their cases referred to prosecutors and more likely to be ‘no-crimed’ by police. This paper provides unique insight into the profile and trajectories of male-on-male rape cases, and preliminary recommendations for both police practice and future research are provided. Police Practice and Research - Registration at source 17/11/2020 Research article Weekly academic research summary This summary curates the key policing-related research that's been published online in the last week, with links to the original journal articles, and selected abstracts - plus a short guide outlining how serving police officers and staff can get access, free, to many of the articles listed through the UK's National Police Library. You do not need to be a member of the UK College of Policing to access its library. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 17/11/2020 News Community groups urged to bid for share of £60,000 police fund A £60,000 fund will give “power to the people” to decide who receives cash seized from criminals in North Wales. The Leader 17/11/2020 News Police chief pays tribute to both frontline staff and ‘hidden heroes’ of pandemic policing On the eve of his departure as Chief Constable of South Wales Police, before taking up his new post as Assistant Commissioner at the Met, Matt Jukes spoke to Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons about the challenges of policing the pandemic, the importance of preparation and communication, and the ‘hidden heroes’ of the policing effort. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 17/11/2020 Feature, Interview What are witness intermediaries Work with Offenders looks at the latest state of a critical service which is a hidden cog in the workings of the justice system. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/11/2020 News Scotland to pilot Naxalone Officers in Scotland will soon carry Naxalone, a medicine to reverse drug overdoses. But the Federation has called it a 'public relations exercise' that 'has nothing to do with saving lives'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/11/2020 News Police powers and procedures, England and Wales, year ending 31 March 2020 second edition NATIONAL STATISTICS; Statistics on stop and search, arrests for notifiable offences, detentions under the Mental Health Act 1983, fixed penalty notices for motoring offences, breath tests, and other PACE powers. Home Office 17/11/2020 Report Covid: Second lockdown ‘will deepen sex work crisis’ The second national lockdown is going to push sex workers "even deeper into crisis", according to a campaign group. BBC 17/11/2020 News Police let public down on night of Manchester Arena bomb, chief says British Transport Police assistant chief constable says officers should have been patrolling site of attack The Guardian 17/11/2020 News UK police break up three parties in one night UK police in Liverpool break up three parties in one night euronews 17/11/2020 News Police officer faces misconduct hearing ‘for sticking carrot barcode on donuts’ PC Simon Read faces a misconduct hearing over the alleged incident at a Tesco Extra. Express & Star 17/11/2020 News Apology from top police officer as questions are reignited over early Ripper attack at Silsden Questions have been reignited over whether an attack on a Silsden schoolgirl could – and should – have brought an early end to the Yorkshire Ripper’s reign of terror. Keighley News 17/11/2020 News Police to carry antidote in pilot project to help drug overdose victims An emergency antidote to treat drug overdose victims will be carried by police officers as part of a pilot project. The Scotsman 17/11/2020 News Police to treat drug overdose victims with antidote spray An emergency antidote to treat drug overdose victims will be carried by police officers as part of efforts to tackle Scotland’s drug-deaths emergency. The Times - Subscription at source 17/11/2020 News «307630773078307930803081308230833084Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
