Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103230 total results. Showing results 61841 to 61860 «308930903091309230933094309530963097Next ›Last » Policing in the Time of Pandemic: Police operations and crises In the last in the series of articles linked to the Policing in the Time of Pandemic workshops organised by the London Policing College, Policing Insight talks to former senior Met Police officer and crisis management / incident response specialist Roger Gomm – and poses four key questions on police operation and crises – ahead of his workshops on the issue later this week. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 9/11/2020 Feature, Interview, Opinion Understanding the motivations of fleeing drivers: Media influences NEW ZEALAND: The New Zealand Police (‘NZ Police’) contracted the research team to deliver two pieces of research on fleeing driver events. [pdf] New Zealand Police 9/11/2020 Report Understanding the motivations of fleeing drivers: Individual factors NEW ZEALAND: The New Zealand Police (‘NZ Police’) contracted the research team to deliver two pieces of research on fleeing driver events. [pdf] New Zealand Police 9/11/2020 Report Reconciliation Action Plan—Final Report 2018–20 AUSTRALIA: This report highlights the achievements of our Reconciliation Action Plan 2018–20 and includes reflections on what we have learnt in our continued commitment to supporting reconciliation in the agency. Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission (ACIC) 9/11/2020 Report Hampshire police ‘finding it hard’ to keep with with changes in second lockdown Police are "finding it hard" to keep up with Government changes as England enters a second lockdown, Hampshire Police Federation claims. Daily Echo (Southern) 9/11/2020 News Police investigated over fatal shooting in Swindon Police forces are prepared to escalate their response to lockdown breaches, ministers have warned amid rising concern that the public is not adhering to the rules. The Times - Subscription at source 9/11/2020 News Ethnic minority police given harsher penalties Black, Asian and minority-ethnic police officers are treated more harshly than their white colleagues when a complaint is made against them, according to a report that raises new questions about racism in the service. The Times - Subscription at source 9/11/2020 News COMMENT – Commitment needed to improve police lives AUSTRALIA: The average person will experience two to five legitimate critical incidents in their lifetime. On average, a 20-year police officer will experience approximately 800 says Colin Riley, President, Police Association of Tasmania The Advocate (Australia) 8/11/2020 Feature, Opinion Statement regarding Swindon shooting The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has begun an independent investigation following an incident involving officers from Wiltshire Police in Summers Street, Swindon at just after 2am on 8 November. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 8/11/2020 News Harry Dunn death: Teenager’s mother has ‘renewed hope’ for justice from Joe Biden The president-elect's first wife Neilia and 13-month-old daughter Naomi were killed in a crash a week before Christmas in 1972. Sky News 8/11/2020 News UK supreme court could be left with only one female justice The Guardian 8/11/2020 News Police watchdog opens investigation after man shot dead in Swindon Independent Office for Police Conduct says Wiltshire police officers responded to reports of two men arguing in the street The Guardian 8/11/2020 News Police Scotland sick days due to stress & mental health issues soar to 66,000 in a year with cop cuts being blamed Cop sick leave due to stress and other mental health issues has rocketed in the past three years amid growing workloads, it emerged tonight. The Scottish Sun 8/11/2020 News Man who visited friend for a cup of tea is issued with £200 Covid fine as part of second lockdown restrictions A man has been fined £200 after breaking Covid lockdown rules to visit his friend for a cup of tea. The Sun 8/11/2020 News Police Use of Force and Injury: Multilevel Predictors of Physical Harm to Subjects and Officers The police must on occasion use physical force and weapons in order to apprehend and control subjects and fulfil the police function. It is inevitable that some of these interactions will result in injuries to both subjects and officers, with a range of both tangible and intangible harms and costs. It is therefore important to study injuries related to the use of force with an eye toward identifying opportunities to minimize injury and reduce the harms and costs. Injuries to both subjects and officers were examined in a sample of more than 10,000 use of force incidents drawn from 81 agencies located in 8 states. In addition to describing injury rates across a broad spectrum of situational and agency characteristics, we present multilevel logistic regression models predicting subject and officer injury. Among key findings, we report that the likelihood of injury for both subjects and officers is lower when force incidents end quickly and with the minimal necessary superior level of force relative to subject resistance, and higher for both subjects and officers when subjects flee. At the agency level, we find that the likelihood of injury varies by agency size and type. Finally, we explored possible higher-level variation and found that agencies in the sample from Midwestern states (primarily Wisconsin) have substantially lower injury rates that appear to be associated with their less frequent use of weapons and greater reliance on low-level physical force tactics, as compared to agencies in the sample from Western and other states. Police Quarterly - Registration at source 8/11/2020 Research article Swindon police shooting: Man dies after street row A man has been shot dead by a police officer in Swindon. BBC 8/11/2020 News ‘Porch pirates’ on the rise as Covid-19 drives up online shopping Packages are being targeted by both burglars and opportunistic thieves, the police said The Telegraph - Subscription at source 8/11/2020 News Drones help police force locate suspects and missing people more than once a week Nottinghamshire Police says drones have helped secure 47 arrests and successfully located 11 missing people since January The Telegraph - Subscription at source 8/11/2020 Analysis, Feature Court orders to stop domestic abuse soared in lockdown Domestic violence in the country’s first lockdown led to a record number of people using the courts to protect themselves from abusers, new figures show. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 8/11/2020 News Cops and complaints: Officers speak out on policing the police AUSTRALIA: Police officers from across NSW say complaints are being “weaponised” and used to push good officers out while protecting underperforming police who are part of "cliques". The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) 8/11/2020 News «308930903091309230933094309530963097Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
