Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104784 total results. Showing results 61861 to 61880 «309030913092309330943095309630973098Next ›Last » ‘Building of trust:’ Police launch HELP unit, hand in hand with Boyle Street CANADA: A new unit within the Edmonton Police Service has officers teaming up with members of Boyle Street Community Services to help reduce crime by building more community relationships. The partnership — the Human-centred Engagement and Liaison Partnership (HELP) Unit — is an effort to reduce demand on frontline officers by directing those in need to appropriate services before they get caught up in the judicial system. Edmonton Journal (Canada) 4/1/2021 News Up to $340M could be diverted from Toronto police with civilian services to handle calls instead: report CANADA: Ending over policing of Black and Indigenous residents, sending civilians to respond to homelessness, drug use and mental health crises and triaging 911 calls so that only serious ones merit a police response could lead to lower overall social costs and reduce Toronto police spending by 25 per cent, according to a new report. CP24 (Canada) 4/1/2021 News Body camera footage from slain Calgary police officer to be played at bail hearing CANADA: 2 teens charged with murder after Sgt. Andrew Harnett was dragged by SUV on New Year's Eve CBC News (Canada) 4/1/2021 News Singapore police will have access to contact-tracing data SINGAPORE: The Singaporean Minister for Home Affairs has confirmed that the state’s police force has the authority to access Covid-19 contact-tracing app data for the purposes of criminal investigations, raising potential privacy concerns. Engineering and Technology 4/1/2021 News Budget cuts risk operational independence of Police Scotland The operational independence of Police Scotland is under “serious threat” due to a “long-term structural funding deficit” a former chief officer has warned. Police Professional 4/1/2021 News National Chair responds to PM lockdown announcement The National Chair of the Police Federation of England and Wales, John Apter, has responded to the Prime Minister's announcement of a new national lockdown earlier this evening, asking the public to do their part to keep each other safe. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 4/1/2021 News Strangling sexual partners without consent could become illegal under new domestic abuse bill The plans come amid findings that one in five sex assault victims are strangled by their partners The Telegraph - Subscription at source 4/1/2021 News Police will be able to fine Brits and disperse crowds under new national lockdown rules Rule breakers will first be hit with a £200 fine for a first offence which will then double to £400 for a second. The Scottish Sun 4/1/2021 News Coronavirus hits the police as up to one in six officers are off work A police chief has urged the Government to prioritise vaccines for officers, saying he 'genuinely feared' not being able to uphold the law The Telegraph - Subscription at source 4/1/2021 News I urge the PM to protect police officers with a vaccine, so we can protect the public and the NHS If Covid-19 continues to spread, we won't be able to police in the way we want to, says head of Police Federation of England and Wales The Telegraph - Subscription at source 4/1/2021 News Witness appeal after boy hit by police vehicle in Stockport The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) is appealing for witnesses after a 15-year-old boy was hit by a police vehicle in Stockport on Boxing Day (26 December). Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 4/1/2021 News Police tasers drawn at scores of children Police in Greater Manchester recorded using Tasers on children more than 100 times in a year, figures reveal – including 11 which involved under-11s. Wigan Today 4/1/2021 News Police and security services to get ‘tougher powers’ in Brexit Britain Policing and security agencies will get ‘even tougher powers’ to keep the UK safe now it has left the EU’s orbit, the Home Secretary has said. Metro 4/1/2021 News Acting commissioner suggests maximum £15 rise in precept Residents of County Durham and Darlington are being asked how much they are willing to pay for policing in their council tax. The Northern Echo 4/1/2021 News Derbyshire police pan ‘stupid’ hikers for defying Covid rules and getting stuck in snow Force that shamed walkers with drones in first lockdown decries antics in Pennines The Guardian 4/1/2021 News Police Officers’ Preferences For Gender-Based Responding to Domestic Violence in China This study examines Chinese police officers’ preferences for different formations of responders to domestic violence. Specifically, it assessed the connections between Chinese officers’ gender and gender-based attitudes and their perceptions of whether female officers, male officers, or mixed-gender officers are more suited for responding to battered women, offenders, and domestic violence overall. Survey data were collected from 1052 officers, including 278 females and 774 males from four provinces in China. Frequency distributions, cross-tabulations, and multivariate regression were used as data analysis methods. Chinese officers, in general, were more likely to believe that female officers are more suited to work with battered women, the male officer is more apt to handle offenders, and a combination of male and female officers are more adapted to deal with “domestic violence overall”. Female officers preferred male officers over themselves in investigating “domestic violence overall.” Officers who have more support for gender equality or more tolerance for domestic violence are more likely to believe that, compared to male officers, female officers are more suitable to work with batter women, and a combination of male and female officers is better to provide service to battered women and to respond to “domestic violence overall.” Policymakers and police administrators should strive to promote the value of a more gender-balanced police force and involve more female officers to work in responding to domestic violence. Journal of Family Violence 4/1/2021 Research article Singapore COVID-19 contact-tracing data accessible to police Singapore said on Monday its police will be able to use data obtained by its coronavirus contact-tracing technology for criminal investigations, a decision likely to increase privacy concerns around the system. Reuters 4/1/2021 News Operational independence ‘at risk from long term budget cuts’ Former deputy chief constable warns that 'over zealous' civil servants had doubled cuts to national force budget. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/1/2021 News Prison throughcare programme remains closed months after temporary suspension A programme designed to support inmates when leaving prison has not resumed more than a year after it was “temporarily suspended”. Holyrood Magazine 4/1/2021 News Nothing like the Mafia: Cybercriminals are much like the everyday, poorly paid business worker There's a common belief that cybercriminals are typically operating in organised crime groups, and are well rewarded for their efforts; but new research by Dr Roberto Musotto of Edith Cowan University and Professor David Wall of the University of Leeds suggests that in reality they are more like business workers, usually achieving relatively low returns. Policing Insight 4/1/2021 Analysis, Feature «309030913092309330943095309630973098Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
