Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 116009 total results. Showing results 62201 to 62220 «310731083109311031113112311331143115Next ›Last » The group helping former cops struggling with PTSD AUSTRALIA: It's 1987 and one of Australia's most decorated police officers has just shot dead Queensland's most wanted man — a prison escapee who was hiding out in suburban Brisbane. 9 Now (Australia) 4/2/2022 News Oversight of the use of covert, intrusive and coercive powers AUSTRALIA: One of the Ombudsman’s functions is to perform compliance audits of certain Commonwealth, State and Territory law enforcement, integrity and regulatory agencies’ use of covert, intrusive and coercive powers. [pdf] Commonwealth Ombudsman (Australia) 4/2/2022 Resources Brisbane man charged with importing 83kg of methamphetamine hidden inside timber pallets AUSTRALIA: A 32-year-old Brisbane man is scheduled to face Brisbane Magistrates Court today (Friday 4 February 2022) after the Queensland Joint Organised Task Force (QJOCTF) charged him with importing 83kg of methamphetamine allegedly hidden inside hollowed-out timber pallets. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 4/2/2022 News Researchers debunk myths about autism and crime NEW ZEALAND: Historic beliefs and misinformation about autism being linked to criminal behaviour have been debunked by new research. Otago Daily Times (New Zealand) 4/2/2022 News Cannabis drug bust: Linesman sentenced after rerouting electricity meters to cover grow operation NEW ZEALAND: Working as a senior manager earning more than $100,000 a year, owning his own home, and diligently looking after his children, 42-year-old Duane Simon was living what could be considered a respectable, normal lifestyle. The New Zealand Herald (New Zealand) 4/2/2022 News Prisoner kept in jail because there is nowhere else for him to go NEW ZEALAND: A prisoner with mental health issues has served his jail sentence, but a judge has had to give him a sentence that will keep him inside because there is nowhere else safe for him to go. Stuff (New Zealand) 4/2/2022 News ‘Lawlessness must end’: Canada police pledge tougher action on truck protests CANADA: Ottawa police announce 150 more officers will be deployed as 400 more trucks and 2,000 protesters expected to arrive The Guardian 4/2/2022 News Give Toronto police more resources to battle ‘unprecedented’ spike in hate crimes, city council says CANADA: Toronto city council is asking the police services board to add more resources and officers to the Toronto Police Hate Crime Unit in response to an "unprecedented" rise in incidents of hatred in the city. CBC News (Canada) 4/2/2022 News ACFN chief says RCMP treatment of Indigenous protesters and Coutts blockade a ‘double standard’ CANADA: The leadership of the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation (ACFN) says the protest blocking the U.S.-Canada border crossing in Coutts, Alta. has shown a “double standard” when it comes to police and Indigenous protesters. Blue Line (Canada) 4/2/2022 News 2022 Deployment target set for Surrey Police Service CANADA: As Surrey’s transition to a municipal police service continues to move forward, a target has been set for the deployment of 175 more Surrey Police Service (SPS) police officers in 2022. This would bring the total number of deployed SPS officers to 225 by the end of 2022. Blue Line (Canada) 4/2/2022 News Online and phone fraud soars by over 350%, Garda figures show REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Online and phone fraud crime soared a massive 370 per cent last year, according to the latest figures from the Garda National Economic Crime Bureau (GNECB). Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 4/2/2022 News Minister understands concern over Garda changes REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Justice Minister says she understands concerns over a reorganisation of policing areas within the Gardaí. The Anglo-Celt (Republic of Ireland) 4/2/2022 News Garda set to lose several assistant commissioners to retirement REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: An Garda Síochána is set to undergo major change in senior management ranks as Assistant Commissioner Anne Marie Cagney has become the latest senior officer to signal her intention to retire The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 4/2/2022 News Digital detection: The work of Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs’ digital forensics team With organised crime and illegal financial transactions increasingly reliant on digital data and online activity, the work of the digital forensics team at Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC) in the UK has become crucial in the fight against fraud and other crimes: Policing Insight’s Christine Townsend spoke to HMRC’s Head of Digital Forensics Colin Smith to find out more. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 4/2/2022 Feature, Interview Linking Foraging Domestic Burglary: An Analysis of Crimes Committed Within Police-Identified Optimal Forager Patches Crime linkage is a systematic way of assessing behavioural or physical characteristics of crimes and considering the likelihood they are linked to the same offender. This study builds on research in this area by replicating existing studies with a new type of burglar known as optimal foragers, who are offenders whose target selection is conducted in a similar fashion to foraging animals. Using crimes identified by police analysts as being committed by foragers this study examines their crime scene behaviour to assess the level of predictive accuracy for linking crimes based on their offending characteristics. Results support previous studies on randomly selected burglary offence data by identifying inter-crime distance as the highest linking indicator, followed by target selection, entry behaviour, property stolen and offender crime scene behaviour. Results discuss distinctions between this study and previous research findings, outlining the potential that foraging domestic burglary offenders display distinct behaviours to other forms of offender (random/marauder/commuter). Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology - Registration at source 4/2/2022 Research article We are fighting FGM all wrong Every December, girls are publicly paraded down the streets in the Kuria region of Migori County in southwestern Kenya after undergoing female genital mutilation (FGM), an extreme human rights abuse that has affected more than 200 million women and girls around the world. The local police usually make a few arrests to give the impression that they are responding, but, more often than not, they let the perpetrators walk free a few hours later. Incredibly, even the girls at risk of FGM are often arrested. The Times - Subscription at source 4/2/2022 Feature, Opinion Abuse fiasco police chief Lord Hogan-Howe wants to lead National Crime Agency The Metropolitan Police commissioner who oversaw the bungled VIP sex abuse inquiry is in the running for one of law enforcement’s most prestigious jobs, The Times has learnt. Lord Hogan-Howe wants to lead the National Crime Agency (NCA), Britain’s equivalent of the FBI. The Times - Subscription at source 4/2/2022 News South Yorkshire Police Federation hits out at plans for officers to tackle noise nuisance The idea was mooted in the Government’s Levelling Up white paper, published this week in the ‘restoring pride’ section. The report reads: “Police officers will also gain the power to deal with noise nuisance.” The Star (Yorkshire) - Registration at source 4/2/2022 News Seizures of drugs in England and Wales, financial year ending 2021 Contains figures for seizures of drugs made by local police forces and the UK Border Force. Home Office 4/2/2022 Report Organisations awarded £1.4 million for domestic abuse research The Home Office announced the 21 organisations who have been successful in securing funding for research projects on perpetrators of domestic abuse. Home Office 4/2/2022 News «310731083109311031113112311331143115Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
