Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103290 total results. Showing results 62641 to 62660 «312931303131313231333134313531363137Next ›Last » Human trafficking: NI police ‘must focus on child victims’ The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) should review the problem of human trafficking and focus more on cases involving children. BBC 15/10/2020 News Coronavirus stand-off! Police tell Wales travel ban on English is ‘unenforceable’ Police have told Welsh officials their travel ban stopping English people from entering the country is "unenforceable" in a fresh row over coronavirus transmission. Express 15/10/2020 News Kent Police officer dismissed following gross misconduct hearing over inappropriate relationship A Kent Police Detective Sergeant (DS) has been dismissed without notice at a gross misconduct hearing arranged by the force, following our investigation. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 14/10/2020 News Interview with Oakland Interim Chief Susan Manheimer USA: For today’s Daily Critical Issues Report, Chuck Wexler interviewed Susan Manheimer, who in April accepted a position as Interim Police Chief in Oakland, CA, following 20 years as Chief in nearby San Mateo and nearly 17 years in the San Francisco Police Department. Police Executive Research Forum 14/10/2020 Feature, Interview, Opinion HMICFRS inspection of the London Fire Brigade response to the Grenfell Tower Inquiry The Home Secretary has commissioned HMICFRS to review the governance and progress of London Fire Brigade’s action plan to implement the recommendations from the Grenfell Tower Inquiry report HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 14/10/2020 Report Tasmania Police’s annual report for 2019-20 released AUSTRALIA: Family violence incidents in Tasmania in 2019-20 were above the three-year average though below the previous financial year's numbers, the most recent report from Tasmania Police shows. The Advocate (Australia) 14/10/2020 News Calls grow for radical reform of Chile’s national police force CHILE: The Carabineros face 8,500 allegations of human rights abuses in the past year The Guardian 14/10/2020 News New MI5 chief says UK facing ‘nasty mix’ of threats Britain is facing a "nasty mix" of national security threats, from hostile state activity by Russia and China to fast-growing right-wing terrorism, the new director general of MI5 has said. BBC 14/10/2020 News Talks continue with College over suspended inspectors’ exam Talks are continuing between police leaders and the College of Policing to resolve how officers involved in the suspended inspectors' exams will be treated. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 14/10/2020 News Five men sentenced after officers seize firearms imported from the US Four men involved in a plot to import handguns into the UK have been jailed for a total of more than 51 years following a “complex and challenging” international policing operation led by Avon and Somerset Constabulary. Police Professional 14/10/2020 News National Technology Awards 2020 More good news - the National Enabling Programmes are shortlisted in FOUR award categories in this years National Technology Awards. Shortlisted in the Best Public Sector Project, Cyber Security Product or Service of the Year, Security Innovation of the Year and Digital Transformation of the year the recognition of our work continues to grow. National Enabling Programmes 14/10/2020 News Blog: Assistant Commissioner Neil Basu QPM on Black History Month I was flattered to be asked to write a blog to help the Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) celebrate Black History Month (BHM) and overjoyed it was by the first black chair of the first PFEW group established to specifically support Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic officers. What a watershed moment that is. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 14/10/2020 Feature, Opinion The aching blue: Trauma, stress and the invisible wounds of those in law enforcement The cumulative trauma suffered by police and other first responders regularly exposed to serious injury, death and immediate threat can cause high levels of PTSD as well as depression, anxiety, stress, and suicidal thoughts; but as psychiatrist Professor Arash Javanbakht explains, help is out there – and first responders and their families deserve to be happy. Policing Insight 14/10/2020 Feature, Opinion Merseyside police chief criticises “selfish, dangerous” crowd in Liverpool The Chief of Merseyside Police has criticised revellers who spilled out on to the streets of Liverpool ahead of tier 3 lockdown restrictions coming into force in the region as "selfish, dangerous and childish". LBC 14/10/2020 News Police say people aren’t being monitored with shopping centre cameras and fined if they’ve left their county Rumours have circulated that people are being fined based on their license plate Wales Online 14/10/2020 News Estimating the Impact of Research Practitioner Partnerships on Evidence-Based Program Implementation Evidence-based program implementation in criminal justice and community settings is complex and rarely encounters an ideal set of conditions. Implementation failure may be more common than success, and the field has only started to seriously consider how to improve dissemination and implementation. Research-practitioner partnerships are a potential mechanism for achieving implementation success. Using an implementation science framework, we examine the impact of researcher involvement and activity on implementation outcomes in a sample of 49 community-based multi-agency initiatives to improve public safety. Our findings suggest that projects focused more heavily on data and analysis from the outset achieved better implementation outcomes across multiple domains, including fidelity, penetration and dosage, complexity, execution, and sustainability. Similar improvements in outcomes were not associated with more robust data collection, access, or analytic capacity. Justice Quarterly - Registration at source 14/10/2020 Research article Police Perceptions of Training on Interactions With Persons With Mental Illness Persons with mental illness (PMI) often come into contact with police, sometimes simply because their mental illness is manifesting in their behaviors. At the same time, many officers in the USA lack the proper training to handle situations involving PMI, which can result in deadly outcomes. Police need effective training in mental health education and de-escalation techniques for interactions with PMI. However, little is known about whether officers are receiving the training they believe they need. The purpose of this study is to explore police officers’ perceptions on whether the training they have received is helpful during situations with PMI. A sample of 217 men and women who are currently working in policing agencies in Pennsylvania were interviewed between February and April 2019. Results show that the majority (55.6%) of police officers surveyed frequently interact with PMI and only 21.8% of officers were trained in de-escalation techniques specifically for incidents involving PMI. Although officers felt prepared to handle situations, those who had more experience on the job tended to feel more prepared to handle such situations (p < 0.10). Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology - Registration at source 14/10/2020 Research article Inspectors’ exam statement Deputy Chief Constable Bernie O'Reilly, from the College of Policing said: "We sincerely apologise to all candidates affected by the issues with today's Inspectors' exam. College of Policing 14/10/2020 News Vulnerable adults in police custody missing out on vital support, research shows Thousands of police detentions and voluntary interviews of vulnerable people may have been carried out without an ‘appropriate adult’ present, a report has found. Police Professional 14/10/2020 News CPS Yorkshire and Humberside: Hate crime sentence uplift examples – Cases finalised between July and September 2020 Under hate crime legislation the courts must pass increased sentences where prosecutors evidence that offences have been motivated by hostility towards a person’s race, religion, disability, transgender identity or sexual orientation. We are now seeing more cases concluding in the Crown and Magistrates’ Courts after a dip caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and we have seen a high number of successful outcomes in hate crime prosecutions locally. Below are some examples of hate crime cases prosecuted by CPS Yorkshire and Humberside between July and September 2020 which resulted in a conviction and an uplifted sentence. Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) 14/10/2020 News «312931303131313231333134313531363137Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
