Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103270 total results. Showing results 63141 to 63160 «315431553156315731583159316031613162Next ›Last » Suspected killer of Kiwi-born officer, Matiu Ratana, probed by UK police for extremist background Further details around the fatal shooting of Kiwi-born UK police officer Matiu Ratana emerged last night - with the 23-year-old suspect's background being probed by British police for extremist links. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 26/9/2020 News Police call for tougher stop and search rules after officer’s death in Croydon Police call for tougher stop and search rules after officer’s death in CroydonPolice officers believe there needs to be an urgent review of the stop and search protocols used when arresting suspects, following the fatal shooting of Sgt Matiu Ratana. The Guardian 26/9/2020 News Shock after rare killing of British police officer LONDON: Police across Britain on Saturday paid silent tribute and flags were flown at half mast after a long-serving officer became the first to be shot dead in the line of duty in more than eight years. Arab News 26/9/2020 News Police break up parties at Edinburgh student halls Police have been called to break up a number of parties at the University of Edinburgh's main halls of residence. BBC 26/9/2020 News Covid: Anti-restrictions protest ‘being shut down’ over lack of social distancing The Met Police are shutting down an anti-coronavirus restrictions protest in London because crowds have "not complied" with social distancing rules. BBC 26/9/2020 News Investigations continue into murder of MPS officer at police station Investigations are continuing into the death of Sergeant Matiu Ratana of the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) who was shot dead by a handcuffed suspect at a South London custody suite. Police Professional 26/9/2020 News Met Police officers charged with assaulting two men to face trial Two serving Metropolitan Police officers accused of assaulting two men will face trial next year. The Standard 26/9/2020 News Kamala Harris is branded ‘ignorant’ for praising BLM protests and calling them ‘essential’ just three days after two cops were shot during Louisville riots Vice Presidential nominee Kamala Harris has come in for criticism after saying that protests against racial injustice, including those by the Black Lives Matter group are 'essential for the evolution of our country' - with some online branding her 'ignorant'. Mail Online 26/9/2020 News Fingerprint request saw ‘police amputate and send criminal’s hands to UK’ The anecdote was told by the policing minister during a debate on the Forensic Science Regulator and Biometrics Strategy Bill. The London Economic 26/9/2020 News Girl saw social media posts ‘too disturbing for police’ before taking her own life lly Russell, from Harrow in north west London, ended her life in 2017 after showing 'no obvious signs' of severe mental health issues but having viewed disturbing content on social media platforms, an inquest heard Mirror 26/9/2020 News Are Trustworthiness and Legitimacy ‘Hard to Win, Easy to Lose’? A Longitudinal Test of the Asymmetry Thesis of Police-Citizen Contact Test the asymmetry thesis of police-citizen contact that police trustworthiness and legitimacy are affected more by negative than by positive experiences of interactions with legal agents by analyzing changes in attitudes towards the police after an encounter with the police. Test whether prior attitudes moderate the impact of contact on changes in attitudes towards the police. A two-wave panel survey of a nationally representative sample of Australian adults measured people’s beliefs about police trustworthiness (procedural fairness and effectiveness), their duty to obey the police, their contact with the police between the two waves, and their evaluation of those encounters in terms of process and outcome. Analysis is carried out using autoregressive structural equation modeling and latent moderated structural models. The association between both process and outcome evaluation of police-citizen encounters and changes in attitudes towards the police is asymmetrical for trust in police effectiveness, symmetrical for trust in procedural fairness, and asymmetrical (in the opposite direction expected) for duty to obey the police. Journal of Quantitative Criminology 26/9/2020 Research article AI offers huge potential for policing – but what are the criminal threats? The benefits of artificial intelligence (AI) for policing are increasingly recognised and discussed, but what about the criminal threats from such technology? Keith Potter looks at a new report from UCL’s Dawes Centre for Future Crime which highlights some of the main risks to the public from AI-related criminal activity. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 26/9/2020 Analysis, Feature The Times view on the killing of Sergeant Matt Ratana: Line of Duty The murder of a police officer highlights rising assaults on the force The Times 26/9/2020 Feature, Opinion £60m revamp for Action Fraud hotline that failed victims Tens of millions of pounds will be spent on a revamp of the failed fraud hotline exposed by The Times. The Times - Subscription at source 26/9/2020 News Border Force jet skis set to patrol Channel The Home Office is to buy two jet skis to try to stop migrants crossing the Channel. The Times - Subscription at source 26/9/2020 News Pleas to protect police as attacks hit record high Attacks on police officers had hit record levels and become increasingly violent before the fatal shooting yesterday, prompting victims’ families to demand greater protections. The Times - Subscription at source 26/9/2020 Analysis, Feature Covid-19: Fewer than 0.1% fined for no masks on trains Fewer than 0.1% of people stopped by police for not wearing masks on trains received a fine, figures have revealed. BBC 26/9/2020 News Croydon police shooting: Suspect’s background probed over Sgt Matt Ratana death The Metropolitan Police is investigating the background of a man suspected of shooting dead a police officer in south London. BBC 26/9/2020 News Operation Venetic: Haulage boss convicted over international trafficking conspiracy A haulage firm owner who used the encrypted messaging platform EncroChat to lead a criminal network which moved drugs and dirty cash across Europe has been convicted. National Crime Agency (NCA) 25/9/2020 News PC who carried vulnerable woman for a mile nominated for national bravery award A police officer who rescued a young and vulnerable missing woman who was found in a river clinging to a steep bank in the early hours of the morning has been nominated for a national Police Bravery Award Police Professional 25/9/2020 News «315431553156315731583159316031613162Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
