Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104900 total results. Showing results 62841 to 62860 «313931403141314231433144314531463147Next ›Last » Former Chief of Victoria Police Graham Ashton speaks after Lawyer X royal commission AUSTRALIA: Graham Ashton spoke to ABC reporter Josie Taylor, following the Royal Commission into the Management of Police Informants. [VIDEO] ABC News (Australia) 30/11/2020 News Victoria Police Chief Commissioner apologises for conduct of officers AUSTRALIA: Chief Commissioner Shane Patton said the "ends did not, and do not, justify the means" in the case of using Nicola Gobbo as a police informant. [VIDEO] ABC News (Australia) 30/11/2020 News Four volumes, 1000 pages and $39.5m: Final Gobbo report slams Victoria Police AUSTRALIA: The Royal Commission into the Management of Police Informants has recommended the establishment of a special investigator to consider whether criminal charges should be brought against current and former members of Victoria Police and barrister-turned-supergrass Nicola Gobbo. The final report, which is four volumes long and runs to more than 1000 pages, is a stinging indictment of the conduct of Victoria Police and their most prolific informer. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) 30/11/2020 News Federation of Islamic Associations releases submission to Royal Commission into terror attack NEW ZEALAND: An investigation by a Muslim group suggests the country's security agencies downplayed the threat of a possible terror attack in New Zealand and misinformed the public. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 30/11/2020 News How Big Data improves police effectiveness | Interview with Dr. Lawrence Sherman We met with Director of the Jerry Lee Centre for Experimental Criminology and Wolfson Professor of Criminology Emeritus at the University of Cambridge, Dr. Lawrence Sherman, to talk about Big Data analysis and tracking in policing, evidence-based policing, the “defund the police” movement, and so much more. Academic Influence 30/11/2020 Feature, Interview, Opinion Six Ethical Quandaries of Predictive Policing USA: When predictive machine learning models are applied to real-life scenarios, especially those that directly impact humans, such as cancer detection and other medical-related applications, the risks involved with incorrect predictions carry very high stakes. These risks are also prominent in how machine learning is applied in law enforcement, and serious ethical questions must be considered. KDNuggetts 30/11/2020 Feature COVID-19 waste crime: Europe-wide operation to tackle unlawful sanitary waste disposal Almost 280 000 inspections and 102 arrests to prevent infections spread through waste Europol 30/11/2020 News Pollution crime: a decade of changing mindsets A decade ago, pollution crime was seldom a law enforcement priority for many countries. Yet ten years on, police forces and authorities across the world see pollution crime not only as serious organized crime but also as a threat to the rule of law, global economies and sustainable development. INTERPOL 30/11/2020 News More Fixed Penalty Notices issued since national Coronavirus restrictions were reintroduced, with crime 9 per cent lower than last year Provisional data from police forces in England and Wales shows police recorded crime is nine per cent lower than in the same period as 2019. Fixed Penalty Notices (FPNs) given to the public for breaches of Coronavirus Regulations rose as national restrictions were implemented in England. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 30/11/2020 News Policing Vulnerability in Sex Work: the Harm Reduction Compass Model This paper explores the current approach to the interaction between policing and sex work in England and Wales. It reviews the legal and policy context and outlines current policing guidance and priorities, introducing the Harm Reduction Compass as a mechanism to advance policing policy and optimise operational decision-making. Through critical discussion of occupational culture and reforms in policing, it also assesses how continuity, reliability, and transferability can be achieved across police forces within the existing hostile and outdated statutory framework. The Harm Reduction Compass (HRC) aims to focus policing resources on adult sexual exploitation and crimes experienced by sex workers by decoding the complexities of different individuals’ personal circumstances. This paper proposes a new framework as a model to aid operational policing by triaging different scenarios to reach the most appropriate response. This new model, which identifies autonomy and harm as the most significant indicators, addresses harm and vulnerability holistically and combines policing with public health and community-based approaches; this ensures the pathway to assistance and intervention is an integrated multi-partnership. The HRC is a step forward in progressing police culture around the use of language and in dealing with crimes against sex workers in the most appropriate way. Policing and Society - Registration at source 30/11/2020 Research article Blog: Conduct and Performance Chair reflects on 2020 As conduct and performance month draws to a close, Phill Matthews, PFEW National Board member and Chair of the Conduct and Performance sub-committee, reflects on 2020 and looks ahead to what the committee will continue to strive for. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 30/11/2020 News ‘Failures embolden serial rapists’: Police and courts plagued with ‘rape myths as convictions remain low’ Rape survivor says being cross-examined in court was ‘as traumatic as the rape’ The Independent 30/11/2020 News Covid: Almost 2,000 fines given out in first 12 days of England lockdown Police say they will continue ‘increased enforcement activity’ The Independent 30/11/2020 News Coronavirus: Police issue 2,000 fines for lockdown breaches in England Officers in England handed out 1,977 fines for breaches of Covid lockdown rules in the first two weeks of November, according to new police data. BBC 30/11/2020 News Celebrating UK Disability History Month – and recognising the value of diversability In the latest in his series of bi-monthly blogs, Superintendent Simon Nelson, President of the Disabled Police Association, looks at UK Disability History Month, how far policing has come in relation to diversability and neurodiversity, and what more still needs to be done. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 30/11/2020 Feature, Opinion Michel Zecler beating: Four French policemen charged over assault A French judge has placed four police officers under criminal investigation over the beating of a black music producer at his studio in Paris earlier this month, media reports say. BBC 30/11/2020 News A Macrolevel Study of Police Killings At the Intersection of Race, Ethnicity, and Gender We investigate macrolevel sources of police use of fatal force at the intersection of race, ethnicity, and gender. Focusing on 580 U.S. counties from 2013 to 2018, we build a unique dataset and analyze whether violent crime, social disorganization, and racial conflict indicators predict police killings among six victim subgroups of Black, Hispanic, and White men and women. Regression results show that violent crime—and social disorganization, albeit less consistently—is positively associated with police killings of men, irrespective of race/ethnicity, and Hispanic women while having no significant impact on Black or White women. We find nuanced evidence that racial conflict shapes police use of fatal force across all six racial-ethnic-gender subgroups. We conclude by discussing the implications of our findings. Crime and Delinquency - Registration at source 30/11/2020 Research article UK driver submit more than 35 dash cam videos to police every day The UK’s vigilante motorists are sending more than 35 dash cam videos to UK police forces every day, according to new research. Data accessed by consumer car magazine WhatCar? via Freedom of Information requests to every UK police force revealed more than 52,000 pieces of footage have been submitted since 2017. motor1.com 30/11/2020 News Rising number of males under 30 engaging with extremists Young men and teenage boys are increasingly being drawn towards violent extremism anti terror police have warned. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/11/2020 News Supervised IOPC complaints take an average of more than 2 years Last years data 2018/19 was the first time in 10 years that more allegations were locally resolved than were subject to supervised investigations by the complaints body. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/11/2020 News «313931403141314231433144314531463147Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
