Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103290 total results. Showing results 63561 to 63580 «317531763177317831793180318131823183Next ›Last » New stop and search powers for convicted knife criminals Police are to be given new, personalised stop and search powers targeted at known knife criminals under plans outlined by the Government today (September 14). Police Professional 14/9/2020 News Covid-19 outbreak reported at Police Scotland driver training school Seven people with links to the driving school at the Police Scotland training college in Tulliallan have tested positive for Covid-19. Police Professional 14/9/2020 News Polish Police take criminal gang selling fake impotence treatments off the market The Polish National Police (Policja), supported by Europol, dismantled an organised criminal group involved in the trafficking of counterfeit medicines and money laundering. Europol 14/9/2020 News Scottish Government seeks views on challenging men’s demand for prostitution The Scottish Government is seeking views on ways to challenge men’s demand for prostitution. Holyrood Magazine 14/9/2020 News Serious Violence Reduction Orders Every knife crime is a tragedy, and any victim is one too many. The government is taking action on every level to cut crime and make our streets safer, but we know there is much more to do to protect the public and end the scourge of serious violence. Home Office 14/9/2020 News New stop and search powers for convicted knife criminals Serious Violence Reduction Orders (SVROs) are designed to ensure repeat offenders are more likely to be caught and put in prison. Home Office 14/9/2020 News Ministers seek to extend police stop and search in England and Wales Proposals unveiled despite increased tensions between police and black communities The Guardian 14/9/2020 News Futures thinking: How can UK policing anticipate and prepare for the threats, challenges and opportunities ahead? Nic Pole, one of the authors of the College of Policing's recent Future Operating Environment 2040 report, explores the concept of 'futures thinking' as well as some of the key challenges and opportunities for UK policing over the next 20 years – and how the service will need to prepare for them. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 14/9/2020 Analysis, Feature 2020 Annual Report AUSTRALIA: I am proud to present my third Annual Report as Commissioner of the Western Australia Police Force. [pdf] Western Australia Police Force 14/9/2020 Report Angry mobs are hindering stop and search, say police A culture of outrage and “baying mobs” prompted by the Black Lives Matter movement is hindering officers who stop and search suspects , a senior Scotland Yard officer has told The Times. The Times - Subscription at source 14/9/2020 News Officer caught on own camera saying ‘let’s get these motherf******’ at George Floyd protests Body camera footage from George Floyd protests in San Jose, California, show a police officer reveling in the chance to use force against protesters. The Independent 14/9/2020 News Metropolitan Police deploys officers across London to enforce new coronavirus ‘rule of six’ Police will patrol public spaces across London to enforce the tighter “rule of six” coronavirus restrictions. The Independent 14/9/2020 News Coronavirus Scotland: Seven cases linked to Police Scotland’s Tulliallan training college Seven coronavirus cases have been linked to Police Scotland’s training headquarters. The Scottish Sun 13/9/2020 News Coronavirus: Melbourne police arrest 74 anti-lockdown protesters More than 70 people have been arrested in Melbourne, Australia, for flouting the state's stay-at-home orders to attend an anti-lockdown protest. BBC 13/9/2020 News Los Angeles police officers shot in ‘ambush’ Two Los Angeles police officers are in a critical condition after being shot in what police are calling an ambush. BBC 13/9/2020 News Women and Policing in the South Pacific: A Pathway Towards Gender-Inclusive Organizational Reform Scholars have been critical of the gender-biased nature of policing, and its effects on service delivery. They highlight how law enforcement is male-dominated, and how this impacts negatively on women as offenders and victims of crime. Such criticisms have mobilised international and national institutional support for more gender equitable representation in policing agencies. A growing body of research has addressed the impact of increasing the numbers of women police, and how this might lead to more sympathetic and less gender prejudicial policing. This paper reports on a study commissioned by the Tuvalu Police Service that explored public perceptions of service delivery. Our analysis spotlights perceptions about women in policing, attitudes in relation to preferred officer-gender in calls for service and views on increasing the number of women employed as police. The findings identified clear support for increasing the number of women police, but ambiguous sentiments in relation to the types of roles female officers could perform. Closer analysis of qualitative data, however, revealed an appreciation of the strengths of women police who, in a context characterised by regulatory pluralism, were able to address the needs of female victims and offenders in ways that male officers could not. Police Practice and Research - Registration at source 13/9/2020 Research article Greek riot police fire teargas at refugees campaigning to leave Lesbos Tensions mount after authorities rush to replace camp destroyed by fire The Guardian 13/9/2020 News Teenagers who murder could face life in shake-up of sentencing laws Proposed changes follow sentencing of Hashem Abedi, brother of Manchester Arena bomber Salman Abedi The Guardian 13/9/2020 News Police Federation Chair: UK must get used to ever changing Covid-19 regulations The Police Federation chair accepted it has been confusing for the public to get a grasp of government guidelines, but we must get used to rapidly changing rules. LBC 13/9/2020 News Police chief admits coronavirus lockdown leaves officers exhausted Police officers are "exhausted" after handling coronavirus restrictions, protests and illegal raves on top of regular crimes, a forces chief has admitted. Express 13/9/2020 News «317531763177317831793180318131823183Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
