Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 116010 total results. Showing results 61681 to 61700 «308130823083308430853086308730883089Next ›Last » MPs urged to back controversial Policing Bill The Home Secretary has written to MPs imploring them to back controversial legislation that was mauled by peers, arguing too many criminals are “getting off” with light sentences while the Bill is in limbo. Police Professional 21/2/2022 News WMP criticised over child protection database The force involved in the case of Arthur Labinjo-Hughes has been criticised over record keeping. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/2/2022 News Former Humberside Police officer charged with misconduct in public office A former Humberside Police officer is due to make her first appearance in court charged with one count of misconduct in public office, following an investigation conducted by Humberside Police under the guidance and oversight of the IOPC . Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 21/2/2022 News Bike theft falls by 11.5%, according to figures from more than 40 UK police forces There were 64,500 reported bicycle thefts in the UK in 2021, compared to 72,920 in 2020 road.cc 21/2/2022 News CPS backs down in Wayne Couzens secrecy row The three Met officers charged for allegedly sharing grossly offensive messages with Sarah Everard's killer Wayne Couzens were today finally named by the Crown Prosecution Service as it backed down following a secrecy row. Mail Online 21/2/2022 News Met officers charged over Wayne Couzens WhatsApp group named Jonathan Cobban, William Neville and former officer Joel Borders charged over alleged racist and misogynistic messages The Guardian 21/2/2022 News How tech is driving new forms of domestic abuse Perpetrators of domestic abuse are increasingly exploiting digital tools to coerce and control their victims. Where there is abuse in a relationship, technology will also feature in how that abuse is conducted. Police forces now expect as much, when responding to cases of domestic abuse. Menafn 21/2/2022 News Lessons Learned From Dual Site Formative Evaluations of Countering Violent Extremism (cve) Programming Co-Led By Canadian Police Drawing on lessons learned from recently completed formative evaluations of police co-led CVE programming in Toronto, Ontario and Calgary, Alberta, this research aims to underscore the importance of, and provide technical guidance on, evaluation and reporting standards in the context of multi-agency CVE programming – which ultimately will help to facilitate the identification and replication of good practice. The results of the evaluative process highlight the need for greater articulation regarding intended program outcomes as well as program theorising regarding the underlying mechanisms that connect program activities and outputs with said intended outcomes. Both evaluations also demonstrated the importance of prioritising collaboration at both the evaluation-level and the program-level to facilitate successful and robust program implementation. As such, this study also yields findings that speak to the beneficial role that the evaluative process itself can play in facilitating the evolution of CVE programming. Journal of Policing Intelligence and Counter Terrorism - Registration at source 21/2/2022 Research article Downtown businesses should ‘feel safe to reopen,’ Ottawa police say CANADA: There are signs life is returning to normal in Ottawa's core today, with businesses cleared to reopen and O-Train service resuming through downtown following the three-week "Freedom Convoy" demonstration. CTV News (Canada) 21/2/2022 News Quebec earmarks $3.1M for police forces in fight against domestic violence CANADA: The Quebec government will provide funding to 11 municipal police forces for the addition of staff specialized in dealing with domestic violence and femicide in the province. Global News (Canada) 21/2/2022 News Ontario police watchdog investigating use of horses, non-lethal rounds at Ottawa protest clearing CANADA: Ontario's police watchdog is investigating two incidents involving police during the operation to clear out the "Freedom Convoy" protest that had occupied Ottawa streets for three weeks. [VIDEO] CTV News (Canada) 21/2/2022 News Gardai ‘baffled’ as bosses ban them from wearing ‘informal’ new uniform in court REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Sources say gardai on the ground have been left “baffled” by orders from above, which have stated they cannot wear the new gear in court. Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 21/2/2022 News ‘A Day in the Life’ – An Garda Síochána offers an in-depth look at policing activities REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Throughout the next 24 hours, Garda personnel across all ranks and grades will be taking part in An Garda Síochána’s centenary ‘A Day in the Life’ online project to commemorate the first recruits who joined the organisation on this day 100 years ago. Leinster Leader (Ireland) 21/2/2022 News Garda reform comes at time of ‘poor’ morale within force REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: When a team of hooded gardaí moved in to keep order at the eviction of Take Back the City activists 3½ years ago in central Dublin there was uproar. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 21/2/2022 News Ministers to reject making misogyny a hate crime in England and Wales Priti Patel says government will oppose Lords amendment when police, crime, sentencing and courts bill returns to parliament The Guardian 21/2/2022 News Victims’ Perceptions of Police Services: the Perspectives of Tourists As Outsiders This article presents the first research to consider perceptions of the police held by non-resident victims, in this case US citizens on holiday either at home or abroad. Based on a small sample of 84 US residents victimised while holidaying in either the USA or four other countries, and drawn from Mechanical Turk (MTurk), a crowdsourcing platform, it is, essentially exploratory. However, the findings suggest that tourist victims in our sample commonly reported their crimes and held extremely positive views of the way they were treated by the police, indeed more so than their experiences ‘back home’ had led them to expect. Most victims, nevertheless, said they would have appreciated more support, from the police and other sources. Although more research is needed to build on this study, the findings do underline the need for a greater focus on the experiences of foreign visitors and offer a template for future research on outsiders’ views of their experiences as victims. International Journal of Police Science & Management - Registration at source 21/2/2022 Research article Leadership shapes workplace cultures – but we can all do more to address institutional discrimination Against the backdrop of the many recent debates about negative cultures in UK policing, Disabled Police Association President Simon Nelson argues that it is down to leadership to set the tone for an acceptable workplace culture – but all of us have role to play in ending institutional discrimination and building successful, supportive teams. Policing Insight 21/2/2022 Feature, Opinion Meeting Charlotte Hails, Justice and Blue Light Lead at Virgin Media O2 Business PolicingTV 21/2/2022 Interview, Opinion, Video Top tier promotions as MOD reorganises The top tier is seeing some new faces including at MoD police. Police Oracle 21/2/2022 News Dedicated roads policing unit to return to Isle of Wight A campaign for the reinstatement of a dedicated roads policing unit (RPU) on the Isle of Wight has been hailed a success after Hampshire Constabulary confirmed it would deploy additional resources to the island. Police Professional 21/2/2022 News «308130823083308430853086308730883089Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
