Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103232 total results. Showing results 63301 to 63320 «316231633164316531663167316831693170Next ›Last » Coronavirus: Thousands fined for breaking ‘unclear and ambiguous’ lockdown rules, MPs warn The Joint Committee on Human Rights said it was "unacceptable" that "many thousands" were receiving fixed penalty notices (FPNs). Sky News 21/9/2020 News More than £1 million in criminal cash and assets seized by police The amount of criminal cash and assets seized by police fell sharply in Wiltshire last year, new figures show. Swindon Advertiser 21/9/2020 News NSW Police increases roadside drug testing AUSTRALIA: NSW Police conducted 166,351 tests last year, 2.7 times more than the 62,247 tests conducted on roads in 2015. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) - Subscription at source 21/9/2020 News Criminals being let off by the police to ease pressure on the courts, Telegraph investigation finds Top lawyer says Government should look to recruitment and better use of tech, instead of blaming officers for using out-of-court measures The Telegraph - Subscription at source 20/9/2020 Analysis, Feature Police winning the war against county lines in rural Norfolk, say officers More than 140 alleged county line holders have been charged since last November The Telegraph - Subscription at source 20/9/2020 News Major police force hit by coronavirus outbreak with multiple officers self-isolating Greater Manchester Police confirmed 'a number of officers' have tested positive for Covid-19 in Oldham, with multiple other officers self-isolating as a precaution Mirror 20/9/2020 News Drawing the Blue Line CANADA: Letting police get back to the business of policing by hiring more civilians and contractors Blue Line (Canada) 20/9/2020 Feature ‘Overreach and overzealous’: concerns over Victoria’s proposed new police powers AUSTRALIA: The state government insists expanded police powers are needed to help battle Covid-19, but civil rights groups disagree The Guardian 20/9/2020 News New tactics against ‘county lines’ drug dealing are working, say police Exclusive: illegal activities of gangs being forced into reverse in worst-affected area The Guardian 20/9/2020 News Police apologise for revealing Covid-19 status to prospective employers NEW ZEALAND: Police vetting revealed to six people's prospective employers that they had Covid-19, a report by the Privacy Commissioner has shown. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 20/9/2020 News Police condemn Covid-denier clashes before week of protests Anti-vaccine and anti-lockdown activists are planning a series of rallies and protests in the coming days despite being branded irresponsible and sometimes violent by senior police. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 20/9/2020 Govt’s new package to support and enforce self-isolation APCC Chair and PCC for Nottinghamshire, Paddy Tipping said: “I believe that the vast majority of people will exercise personal responsibility and self-isolate if they test positive for coronavirus or are contacted by Test and Trace. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 20/9/2020 News Special constable numbers have plummeted at ‘alarming’ rate since Police Scotland created Special constable numbers have plummeted at an “alarming” rate since Police Scotland was created, official figures reveal. The Scottish Sun 20/9/2020 News £10,000 fines for coronavirus carriers who refuse to self-isolate in new crackdown New plans, aimed at containing a second wave of Covid-19, will see up to four million low-paid offered grants of up to £500 to cover the cost of staying home Mirror 20/9/2020 News MPs and top police officers urge Government to clampdown on unregulated ‘bail hostels’ Telegraph probe finds thousands of ex-offenders and vulnerable people are being housed in “unlicensed hostels” by “criminal landlords” The Telegraph - Subscription at source 20/9/2020 News New package to support and enforce self-isolation A new package has been announced to support and enforce self-isolation. Home Office 20/9/2020 News Kosovo police officers arrested in crackdown on illegal casinos At least 10 police officers have been arrested in Kosovo during a large-scale operation to close down illegal casinos. BBC 20/9/2020 News Surveillance and the State: Body-Worn Cameras, Privacy and Democratic Policing Body-worn cameras are increasingly being used by police forces and other government agencies across Australia to record interactions with suspects, witnesses and other members of the public. The cameras are thought to be capable of deterring officer misconduct, improving civilian behaviour and capturing valuable evidence of criminal wrongdoing. Unfortunately, in Australia, little public or academic attention has been directed to the privacy implications of these devices. This is in contrast to the United States, where there is vigorous debate about the potential for body-worn cameras to intrude upon the privacy of vulnerable individuals and to contribute to the over-surveillance of minority communities. One promising response to privacy concerns in the United States has been to democratise the rules around body-worn cameras by involving the public in the formulation of police guidelines. This Comment suggests that Australia should similarly involve the public in body-worn camera policy formulation. Current Issues in Criminal Justice - Registration at source 20/9/2020 Research article Hackers leak personal data of 1,000 Belarusian police on weekend of protests EUROPE: Anonymous hackers leaked the personal data of 1,000 Belarusian police officers in retaliation for a crackdown on street demonstrations against veteran President Alexander Lukashenko, as protesters geared up for another mass rally on Sunday. Reuters 20/9/2020 News Not just a walk in the woods? Exploring the impact of individual characteristics and changing job roles on stress among conservation officers Research relating to police stress has typically focused on officers working in urban areas, neglecting their rural counterparts. This is especially true of conservation officers, who are tasked with enforcing laws in state parks and other recreational areas. To date, only a handful of studies have sought to better understand their experiences and perceptions. This is problematic due to the fact that these officers face unique duty-related stressors and are increasingly tasked with performing more general law enforcement duties (e.g., drug enforcement, serving warrants). The current study seeks to further our understanding of the topic using survey data gathered from 346 conservation officers spread across six states. Specifically, it assesses whether officer characteristics (e.g., age, education, length of service) and frequency of performing traditional law enforcement duties influence perceived stress. Results of the multivariate analyses indicate that higher levels of education, longer tenures in the field, and a higher frequency of performing traditional duties all serve to increase officer stress. The implications of these finding for conservation agencies and their officers are discussed. 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