Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104784 total results. Showing results 61941 to 61960 «309430953096309730983099310031013102Next ›Last » Congratulations to police recipients of the 2021 New Year Honours We are pleased to publish and recognise the policing recipients of the UK and overseas New Year Honours as well as the New Zealand Order of Merit. The team at Policing Insight offer our congratulations and thank all the recipients for their service in a particularly challenging year. Policing Insight 31/12/2020 News NCA head and West Midlands chief among policing honours Officers across the ranks have had their dedication and service recognised in the traditional New Year's Honours Police Oracle 30/12/2020 News National Chair urges public to act responsibly on New Year’s Eve Ahead of New Year's Eve, the National Chair of the Police Federation of England and Wales has urged members of the public to act responsibly to help ease the strain on emergency services. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 30/12/2020 News Police chiefs urge public to follow the regulations on New Year’s Eve Police are urging people to obey the rules in place in their area and avoid partying on New Year's Eve, as restrictions on social gatherings and certain businesses remain in place across all tiers. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 30/12/2020 News Forces counting the the cost of assaults on officers Christmas goodwill and a global pandemic weren't enough for offenders who assaulted nearly 20 officers in one day. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/12/2020 News Kent called in mutual aid to deal with Cross-channel border closure ACC in charge of operation will chair multi-agency response to potential disruption caused by EU transition. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/12/2020 News Police Perspectives of Problem Solving in the Context of Audience Legitimacy This study examines the police officer’s contemporary views of dealing with minor order-maintenance problems. Their views of problem-solving go beyond situational, neighbourhood and individual variables. Officers might also consider ‘audience legitimacy’ when forming their opinion of problem-solving. A quasi-experimental vignette research design was used to gauge a police officer’s views of rudimentary order-maintenance activity. Police officers of various ranks, and from a range of different sized police agencies, responded to an online survey, resulting in an N of 473. The dependent variable asked respondents their level of agreement with the actions of an officer described in a vignette. Respondents disagreed with an officer’s decision to ignore an order-maintenance problem. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice - Registration at source 30/12/2020 Research article Improving African American Confidence in Law Enforcement: Recruit to Optimize Procedural Justice, Not Racial Quotas Although a common maxim among many practitioners argues that police departments should recruit their way out of the African American confidence race gap by hiring more minority officers, that maxim is unfounded and redirects our recruitment efforts away from hiring to ensure procedural justice and police effectiveness—the two most powerful determinants of African American confidence in the police. The author’s nationwide survey revealed that African Americans living in cities with more racially representative law enforcement agencies were no more confident in local law enforcement than those living in cities where African Americans were underrepresented. That same survey proved, instead, that African American confidence is far higher where local police forces deliver procedural justice and effective policing than where local police forces are merely racially representative. This article presents the survey findings and explores the policy implications for law enforcement recruitment. International Journal of Police Science & Management - Registration at source 30/12/2020 Research article Sensemaking in Detective Work: the Social Nature of Crime Investigation In this article, we contribute to the knowledge on police detectives’ work practices, and report how police detectives make sense of casework in a social manner. As our research question, we address the ways in which detective work can be understood as a social process. To target this question, we conducted an ethnographic study that examines how detectives who work with domestic violence and high-volume crimes strive to frame and understand events in everyday investigative practice. The data consist of approximately 200 hours of ethnographic data and interviews from two departments in a Swedish police station. The results indicate that detectives’ sensemaking of casework took place through two principal practices: a concluding practice and a supporting practice. Furthermore, the findings show that detectives’ work is highly social and procedural. This suggests that detectives’ work practice is of a social nature and that contacts between investigators are important to take into account in the organization of an investigative department. International Journal of Police Science & Management 30/12/2020 Research article Public Support For Body-Worn Cameras: the Need For Inclusion of More Comprehensive Measures of Public Concerns Research finds that the public generally supports the use of Body-Worn Cameras (BWC) by police. Much of the support for BWCs is attributed to the technology’s ability to promote police accountability and enhance perceptions of law enforcement transparency, while also providing support to uniformed personnel. However, we do not really know why the public supports BWC usage by police because research on the technology’s potential benefits and related deployment issues is still in its infancy. The few studies that have sought to unravel the predictors of public support for BWC have focused their attention on the benefits the public perceives will accompany the use of BWC to the virtual exclusion of the concerns they may have with the technology. Using survey data collected from 431 residents of a mid-size city in Southern California, this study expands our knowledge of the influences of public support for BWC by including a comprehensive measure of the public’s perceived concerns, including privacy, cost, technology limitations, and the possible manipulation of BWC footage. Findings revealed that public support was significantly influenced by respondents’ perceived benefits and their perceived concerns about BWC, while controlling for demographic characteristics. Criminal Justice Studies - Registration at source 30/12/2020 Research article The technology transforming UK policing in the face of the pandemic The National Enabling Programmes (NEP) have been working with UK police forces to provide new technology over the past four years, but the COVID-19 pandemic has provided fresh impetus to the transformation, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 30/12/2020 Feature, Innovation Correlation between incidents of online viewing and detected terrorism is strong and demonstrable It is highly likely that the coronavirus pandemic will accelerate the impact of the internet on the types and modalities of terrorism The Telegraph 30/12/2020 Feature, Opinion Atlanta proposes to spend $1.6million on private police force for wealthy suburb Atlanta city council members have proposed a $1.6million plan to create a private police force in one of its wealthiest suburbs just days after a seven-year-old girl was fatally shot by a stray bullet. Mail Online 30/12/2020 News Metal thieves used bolt cutters to steal 92km of power lines A gang of metal thieves who stripped overhead power lines and left 45,000 rural homes without electricity have been jailed for stealing 92km of cable. The Times - Subscription at source 30/12/2020 News PSNI hit by £50m cut as £832m extra is handed to other UK forces Budget decrease over five years exposed as federation insists NI should be treated same as England and Wales Belfast Telegraph - Subscription at source 29/12/2020 News Greater Manchester Police alert watchdog after three people are found dead in a house Greater Manchester Police has referred itself to the police watchdog after three people were found dead at a property in Failsworth. Officers were called to Oldham Road by paramedics responding to a report of concern for welfare at 3.30pm on Monday. Manchester Evening News 29/12/2020 News Exclusive: Rise in ‘real world’ attacks likely as Covid drives extremists to ‘socialise’ more online The pandemic is likely to lead to a rise in "real world" terror attacks as extremists are driven to "socialise" more online, a Government adviser on terrorism has warned. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 29/12/2020 News Taser use questioned again as NPCC sets up research advisory panel Campaigners have called for new guidance on the use of Tasers, with the focus on it's deployment against under 18's and ethnic proportionality. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/12/2020 News Direct access to crime databases lost but UK to be given ‘special status’ Deal with EU is a mixed bag on law enforcement but UK promised 'unprecedented levels of cooperation' as a third country. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/12/2020 News Thames Valley in mourning after death of serving officer Devastated Thames Valley officers are raising concerns over mental health and welfare following the death of a colleague. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/12/2020 News «309430953096309730983099310031013102Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
