Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97966 total results. Showing results 63461 to 63480 «317031713172317331743175317631773178Next ›Last » Martyn Underhill to stay on as Dorset PCC for a further year Dorset’s police and crime commissioner (PCC) Martyn Underhill has agreed to stay on for a further year following the postponement of the PCC elections in the wake of the coronavirus crisis. Police Professional 27/3/2020 News Fake police stop driver to demand COVID-19 lockdown ‘fine’ Men dressed in dark clothes and using walkie talkies asked a woman to pull over Somerset Live 27/3/2020 News Interview: South Wales Chief Constable Matt Jukes The Chief Constable of South Wales Police talks to Police Oracle about managing sickness levels, distributing PPE and getting new recruits through their training Police Oracle - Subscription at source 27/3/2020 Feature, Interview, Opinion Coronavirus latest: Retired police officers and paramedics urged to join NHS staff returning to service Retired emergency service personnel have been urged to rejoin, as the UK steps up its coronavirus response i News 27/3/2020 News Coronavirus: Spit and bite guards now in use by PSNI Spit and bite guards are now available to PSNI officers after the Chief Constable was given the green light to use the equipment in response to the coronavirus crisis. Belfast Telegraph 27/3/2020 News Retired police officers asked to return to work during coronavirus crisis Retired police officers have been asked to return to their jobs as the coronavirus crisis in Britain intensifies Metro 27/3/2020 News Police acknowledge confusion over UK lockdown rules A police chief has admitted there is confusion around the government’s lockdown rules, even as forces vow to deter people from visiting beauty spots and beaches this weekend. The Guardian 27/3/2020 News Video evidence system to be rolled out to four other forces A pioneering video enabled system is being put to use as part of efforts to keep the courts system going. Police Oracle 27/3/2020 News Preparing resilience This year’s Strategic Command Course showed just how quickly senior officers need to learn to lead major crises. Police Professional spoke to the course director and participants about the benefits provided by the course, particularly as the coronavirus outbreak puts its lessons to the test. Police Professional - Subscription at source 27/3/2020 Feature, Opinion Drawing a line on data Aaron Amankwaa and Dr Carole McCartney examine the European Court of Human Rights ruling in the case of Gaughran v the UK on the police retention of forensic biometrics. Police Professional - Subscription at source 27/3/2020 Analysis, Feature BLOG – Covid-19 – What’s worrying our people? Blog by Chief Constable Andy Rhodes, Service Director for the NPWS. Oscar Kilo - The National Police Wellbeing Service 27/3/2020 Police fine people over social distancing Police forces in England and Wales have fined people for ignoring guidance to prevent the spread of coronavirus. BBC 27/3/2020 News Policewomen’s Perceptions of Occupational Culture in the Changing Policing Environment of England and Wales: A Study in Liminality Liminality is the transitional phase of a rite of passage when individuals no longer hold to their traditions but have yet to transition to a new status. Utilising cultural characterisations reported by a sample of policewomen (N = 127) from England and Wales, a hierarchical cluster analysis revealed empirical demonstration of a traditional preliminal condition, a transforming postliminal state and a liminal betwixt and between period, which are associated with different discriminatory experiences and policing styles. Women as potential liminal workers may offer a way to nudge movement towards the postliminal incorporation of a more academically oriented professional police culture. Police Journal - Registration at source 27/3/2020 Research article Coronavirus: A chance to shape policing’s relationship with the public for a generation Policing Insight's Publisher, Bernard Rix, considers whether the Coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic will irrevocably damage British policing's "policing by consent" model first set out by Sir Robert Peel in 1829. Can policing emerge all the stronger for the societal challenges the virus will bring? Policing Insight - Subscription at source 27/3/2020 Feature, Opinion Policing the pandemic: lessons from lockdown The speed with which the UK has moved into lockdown in response to coronavirus has taken many by surprise and left police wondering how to best enforce the new measures. Police Professional reports on the lessons that can be learnt from overseas. Police Professional - Subscription at source 27/3/2020 Analysis, Feature Roll-out of Personal Protective Equipment to frontline officers The roll-out of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to frontline officers in local policing divisions across Scotland is expected to get under way next week. Police Scotland 27/3/2020 News Violence Reduction Units (VRUs) GUIDANCE; Interim guidance for those receiving Home Office funding to establish a Violence Reduction Unit (VRU) or areas considering to set a VRU up. Home Office 27/3/2020 News How criminals profit from the COVID-19 pandemic During this unprecedented crisis, governments across Europe are intensifying their efforts to combat the global spread of the coronavirus by enacting various measures to support public health systems, safeguard the economy and to ensure public order and safety. Europol 27/3/2020 News Coronavirus: Firefighters to deliver food, drive ambulances and retrieve bodies Members of the fire and rescue service are going to receive training in driving ambulances and retrieving bodies. Sky News 27/3/2020 News Coronavirus: Met Police chief asks recently retired officers to re-join force Cressida Dick writes to former officers who retired in the last five years to ask them to re-join in a paid or voluntary capacity. [video] Sky News 27/3/2020 News «317031713172317331743175317631773178Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
