Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 116010 total results. Showing results 61721 to 61740 «308330843085308630873088308930903091Next ›Last » Mapped: Anti-social behaviour drops across BCP in December Reports of antisocial behaviour declined massively in December across Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole, according to the latest figures. Daily Echo (Bournemouth) 20/2/2022 News West Yorkshire Police hand forensic sprays to domestic abuse victims to help secure convictions Dozens of domestic abuse victims have said they feel safer after being given a forensic spray to use against their attackers, police have said. Yorkshire Evening Post 20/2/2022 News REVEALED: Authorities and police are struggling to contain a new generation of football hooligans Football authorities and police are scrambling to catch up after a nasty and unexpected spike in disorder - and it is likely to get worse before it gets better, an expert has told Sportsmail. Mail Online 20/2/2022 News Drug broker who boasted he could bring in 50 kilos of cocaine a week from South America is jailed A criminal boasted he had connections in South America to import 50 kilos of cocaine a week to supply big UK cities, including Manchester. Manchester Evening News 20/2/2022 News Boris Johnson refuses to say if he’ll resign if police find he broke the law over Partygate Asked four times if he would quit if found to have broken the law, the Prime Minister claimed he ‘can’t comment about a process that is underway’ i News 20/2/2022 News How behind-the-scenes look at Notts Police inspired mum to become a cop A mother-of-two who was given behind-the-scenes access to the world of Nottinghamshire Police has revealed how it inspired her to become a police officer. Nottinghamshire Police 20/2/2022 News Rethinking the Police Response to Mass Demonstrations: 9 Recommendations USA: Police agencies’ management of protests and demonstrations is not a new issue. PERF produced major reports on this topic in 2006, 2011, and 2018. And yet, the demonstrations of 2020 required PERF to throw out those playbooks and realize that we had to look at demonstrations very differently. Police simply did not expect and were not prepared for the level and extent of violence they encountered. It was unlike anything they had seen in 20 years. [PDF] Police Executive Research Forum 20/2/2022 Report Differences Between Japanese and British Participants in Self-Reported Verbal Strategies to Appear Convincing We compared the self-reported verbal strategies employed to appear convincing when lying and truth telling from 101 British (a low-context culture) and 149 Japanese (a high-context culture) participants. They completed a web-based survey and rated the degree to which they would use 16 verbal strategies when telling the truth and lying. British participants were more concerned with providing innocent reasons and avoiding/denying incriminating evidence when lying than when truth telling (no veracity effect emerged for Japanese participants). Japanese participants were less concerned with avoiding hesitations and lack of consistency when lying than when truth telling (no veracity effect emerged for British participants). The findings suggest that it is important to examine whether interview protocols developed to determine veracity in low-context cultures, such as the Strategic Use of Evidence and Cognitive Credibility Assessment, are equally effective in high-context cultures. Psychiatry Psychology and Law - Registration at source 20/2/2022 Research article The Role of Police in Conducting Wellness Checks: Insight From A Study of Police Data The role of police in conducting wellness checks has received considerable public attention in Canada in recent years. Drawing upon data from both the computer-aided dispatch and records management systems of a mid-size police agency in Western Canada, we identify and then descriptively assess all wellness checks conducted in 2020 (N = 1,114 events). As part of our exploration, we explore the nature of these events, the characteristics of those involved, and the responses of the police. Our results reveal a series of patterns regarding the characteristics and outcomes of these events, including by ‘official’ versus ‘unofficial’ status. Our results also shed insight into the challenges of using police data for these kinds of research questions. By providing researchers, practitioners, and policymakers with an empirical analysis of wellness checks, we hope to contribute to evidence-based decision-making about these events moving forward. Police Practice and Research - Registration at source 20/2/2022 Research article Walking home safely app WalkSafe receives £300,000 backing A free app designed to help women feel safer when they are walking home alone has received a £300,000 investment to scale across the UK. WalkSafe helps its users to avoid crime hotspots by showing on a map where recent incidents such as knife crime, sexual assault and muggings have taken place, based on official crime data and updated each month. The Times - Subscription at source 19/2/2022 News We followed a crypto scam from the start. Why can’t the police? Ali Hussain goes on the trail of the mystery man behind a series of scam firms that operate from one street in London The Times - Subscription at source 19/2/2022 Feature Ottawa: police use pepper spray and stun grenades to clear trucker protest CANADA: ‘We told you to leave,’ police say on Twitter, before confronting protesters against Covid mandates and Trudeau government The Guardian 19/2/2022 News Victoria Police officers now allowed to grow ‘appropriately maintained’ beards after 11-year facial hair battle AUSTRALIA: The beards must be no longer than 20mm and "appropriately maintained" in a major overhaul of Victoria Police's uniform and appearance standards policy. Sky News 19/2/2022 News Nine more arrested in Organised Crime Unit’s ongoing meth operation NEW ZEALAND: Eastern police district’s Organised Crime Unit has arrested a further nine people in relation to an ongoing investigation into the sale and supply of methamphetamine in the Wairoa area. Gisborne Herald (New Zealand) 19/2/2022 News End MIQ Now And Get Police Back On The Job NEW ZEALAND: National is renewing its call for the Government to immediately end MIQ, with new information revealing that highly trained specialist Police officers are being taken away from their investigative and policing roles to sit outside MIQ facilities. Scoop (New Zealand) 19/2/2022 Feature, Opinion Police crackdown on ‘Freedom Convoy’ enters 2nd day; at least 60 vehicles remain CANADA: Protesters and police will continue their standoff near Parliament Hill today following a tense day Friday that saw dozens of arrests as part of a ramped up crackdown on the Freedom Convoy demonstrations. CTV News (Canada) 19/2/2022 News 813 people reported missing in Ireland have never been found REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A total of 813 people reported missing in Ireland have never been found, it has been revealed. Their families have no idea where they are, what happened to them and if they are dead or alive. Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 19/2/2022 News Enabling Policing to Be Better: Lessons from Two Case Studies in Police Collaboration In the UK, the introduction of austerity measures for public services has intensified the thinking around inter-organizational collaboration between emergency services and other public and/or private sector organizations. Theoretically, while collaborative benefits are held up as beacons that drive organizations to participate in inter-organizational arrangements, a high number of such arrangements fail. In this paper, we explored the factors that influenced the collaboration process in the context of developing ‘collaborative information infrastructures’, from an organizational and collaboration level perspective, via a multiple case study approach. Our findings offer insights into how policymakers and public managers could improve their practices by considering their approach towards, and impact of, these factors when implementing collaborative projects in information technology and information systems. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice 19/2/2022 Analysis, Feature Recommendations for reform of garda vetting pushed back due to ‘complex’ nature of review REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The report of a review into the reform and extension of the garda vetting regime has been delayed due to the “complexity” of the matter. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 19/2/2022 News Fifty new graduate police officers join Lancashire Constabulary Fifty new recruits have been sworn in as the latest degree level officers to join Lancashire Constabulary. BBC 19/2/2022 News «308330843085308630873088308930903091Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
