Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104900 total results. Showing results 63021 to 63040 «314831493150315131523153315431553156Next ›Last » Memory of People From Missing Person Posters: the Number of Posters Seen, the Number of Times They Are Seen, and the Passage of Time Matter Missing person posters ask the public to monitor their environment for missing people and alert the authorities if they are encountered. Here, a single laboratory-based study examined whether the number of missing person posters someone sees, the number of times the posters are seen, and the time delay between seeing the posters and later encountering the missing people from them all influence the likelihood of the missing people being recognised and authorities alerted. To examine this, participants saw four or 12 missing person posters once, three, or five times and were asked to alert the researchers if any missing people later appeared in the study. Shortly after, or after a minimum of a 24-hr delay, the participants had to sort pictures of 40 people by gender. Four of these 40 people had appeared on the missing person posters. Participants were more likely to recognise the missing people and alert the researchers of this when they had seen four posters three or five times and when the missing people were encountered shortly after seeing the posters. When the posters were seen once, however, the number of posters seen did not impact performance. The applied implications of these findings are discussed. Psychology Crime and Law - Registration at source 25/11/2020 Research article Single Online Home could accept video evidence by next year Hampshire Chief says that footage to back up digital crime reports is part of next phase of national platform Police Oracle - Subscription at source 25/11/2020 News Officer suicides exceed deaths on duty according to latest ONS figures 169 officers in England and Wales have comitted sucide between 2011 and 2019, according to ONS figures The Federation says mental wellbeing should now be taken as seriously as physical safety. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 25/11/2020 News ‘Multiple arrests’ following surge in suspected arson attacks Durham Constabulary has launched a public appeal following a surge in arson attacks across the east coast of the county. Police Professional 25/11/2020 News APCC chair committed to ‘getting a good deal for policing’ from Spending Review The chair of the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) has reaffirmed his commitment to “getting a good deal for policing” ahead of the Chancellor’s Spending Review, due to be revealed later today (November 25). Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 25/11/2020 News Huge rise in Islamist and far-right propaganda during lockdown Experts have seen a huge increase in Islamist and far-right propaganda on social media as extremists try to exploit a captive audience during lockdown. Police Professional 25/11/2020 News Supporting effective investigations: Help shape our new guidelines Drawing on the knowledge and experience of police officers and staff from the front line College of Policing 25/11/2020 Feature APCC Chair, Paddy Tipping. Spending Review APCC Chair, Paddy Tipping, discusses the forthcoming Spending Review and what it means for policing. "This will chart out the money that's going to be available to the police going forward, even if just for twelve months. We've got to make the case for sufficient police officers, that numbers continue to grow, because we want to bring crime down. Because in these exceptional times we need to keep our people safe in their communities. Which needs the right finance to make that happen" [video]. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 25/11/2020 News Tackling terror: FKD, white supremacism and the rise of the far-right Far-right terrorism is presenting a clear and present danger to UK neighbourhood safety and national security, warns Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth – a danger which for too long has been regarded as a lesser priority than other terrorist threats. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 25/11/2020 Feature, Opinion Police and CPS investigating webinars held by hunting’s governing body Fox hunting is in the spotlight as the organisation that runs hunting in this country faces a police investigation. ITV News 25/11/2020 News Scottish Police Federation general secretary to represent officers in 25 countries The general secretary of the Scottish Police Federation is to represent officers in 25 countries as the president of the European Confederation of Police (EuroCOP). The National 25/11/2020 News We mustn’t surrender the UK’s reputation for fighting violence against women Today, on the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, we must demand that the government step up and commit to creating a safer world where women and girls, no matter where they reside, are able to live a life free of violence. The Times - Subscription at source 25/11/2020 Feature, Opinion Paris police criticised over migrant camp clearance President Macron’s government has been put on the defensive after police used brutal methods to clear about 500 homeless migrants who had erected tents to sleep on a square in central Paris. The Times - Subscription at source 25/11/2020 News Independent polling shows public confidence in policing remains high As Scotland enters its eighth month of restrictions as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, independent polling commissioned by the Scottish Police Authority shows continuing and robust levels of public confidence in policing across the country. Scottish Police Authority (SPA) 24/11/2020 News The rarity of deadly force USA: The true, but largely untold, story of police forgoing deadly force Police1 24/11/2020 Feature Violent crime increases in medium and small cities USA: For today’s Daily Critical Issues Report, PERF spoke with police chiefs in medium-size and small agencies that have experienced significant increases in some categories of violent crimes this year, particularly aggravated assault and homicide. Police Executive Research Forum 24/11/2020 Feature, Interview, Opinion Law Commission finds flaws in DNA use for criminal investigations, calls for overhaul NEW ZEALAND: The Law Commission is calling for a radical overhaul of how DNA is obtained, used and retained by police. A new report from the commission found the current way DNA is used in criminal investigations ignores human rights values, tikanga Māori and the Treaty of Waitangi. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 24/11/2020 News Škoda to supply new Police cars NEW ZEALAND: After a rigorous testing and evaluation process, New Zealand Police has selected the Škoda Superb as the new frontline Police car. The more environmentally friendly Škoda will become Police’s primary response vehicle, with the first cars expected on roads and in communities as early as April next year. New Zealand Police 24/11/2020 News Proposals to strengthen firearms law and crackdown on air weapons unveiled New, wide-ranging proposals to strengthen firearms laws and reduce the opportunities for them to be misused have been unveiled by the Government. Police Professional 24/11/2020 News Blog: Trauma build up can destroy roads officers As the Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) focuses on roads policing this month and the high cost trauma can exact on mental health, we talked to the Chair of Suffolk Police Federation for an ‘on the ground’ view. Sergeant Darren Harris joined Suffolk Constabulary 22 years ago and has been a Fed rep since 2010. The growing issue of trauma and its’ impact on roads policing officers is a major priority. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 24/11/2020 News «314831493150315131523153315431553156Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
