Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 105108 total results. Showing results 63661 to 63680 «318031813182318331843185318631873188Next ›Last » Barnier forced to drop post-Brexit security punishment in major win for Boris British negotiators have secured a victory in the post-Brexit trade and security talks after Brussels agreed to limit areas within the deal that are subject to dispute measures. Express 10/11/2020 News Police are being overwhelmed by hidden crimes of domestic and child abuse, and mental health NPCC's child protection lead says people are ten times more likely to be domestic or child abuse victims than burglaries or vehicle theft The Telegraph - Subscription at source 10/11/2020 News Police miss-spent millions on undercover operations including an officer being trained as a clown Millions of pounds of public money was 'misspent' on undercover policing operations - which included an officer being trained as a clown, a public inquiry has been told. Mail Online 10/11/2020 News Spotlight on domestic abuse: How lockdown created a ‘perfect storm’ "Stay at home" was at the core of public health advice in tackling Covid-19, the world over. BBC 10/11/2020 News Fed work to end myth around HIV transmision by spitting and biting The Federation is working with the National AIDS Trust (NAT) to tackle the stigma of HIV and provide reassurance to officers around how it can actually be transmitted. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/11/2020 News Lincolnshire not to extend G4S contract for managed services Lincolnshire PCC to look at bringing services in house, commercial suppliers and creating wholly owned subsidiary to manage some functions. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/11/2020 News Parents of Stephen Lawrence ‘losing confidence’ in undercover policing inquiry Stephen was murdered by a gang of racists in 1993, and incompetence and racism in the police marred the original investigation into his death. Express & Star 10/11/2020 News Mitigating the threat of ransomware USA: Ransomware is an increasing threat for governments and private businesses. PERF spoke with Barbara Duncan, chief of police in Salisbury, Maryland, about her agency’s experience with a ransomware attack. And federal officials shared information about ransomware trends including during the pandemic, how police agencies can protect themselves, and what they should do if they are the victim of a ransomware attack. Police Executive Research Forum 10/11/2020 Feature, Interview, Opinion More than 30 women have been tricked into relationships with police spies Undercover police officers tricked multiple women into relationships with them, the most recent of which only ending in 2015. Metro 10/11/2020 News Tender opens for police station telephone advice work We are opening a tender for the delivery of Criminal Defence Direct telephone advice services from 1 June 2021. Home Office 10/11/2020 News On Community Policing for Crisis Intervention USA: As a hostage and crisis negotiator, kidnap ransom negotiator and suicide intervention specialist I normally established contact with people on what we would refer to as ‘the penultimate day’. After numerous such interventions, I had reason to believe that escalation of a crisis isn’t sudden and happens over a period of time. As crisis negotiators, we break down painful chapters during an intervention. Such dissection allows us to listen to entire stories, which eventually would assist in a timely intervention. We’re dealing with humans after all, replacing the word ‘problem’ with the word ‘situation’ was crucial. Nobody is born a criminal and thus without understanding the underlying reasons that activated the ‘crime trigger’, we cannot merely justify imposing a ‘criminal label’. Why did it happen? Why now? Why her or him? Why it may happen again? And so on and so forth. American Society of Evidence-Based Policing (ASEBP) 10/11/2020 Feature, Opinion Lincolnshire Police won’t renew £200m contract with G4S Lincolnshire Police and Crime Commissioner Marc Jones said he won’t extend the force’s outsourcing contract with G4S, and he’s looking at bringing back some services in-house. G4S employs around 580 people providing services for Lincolnshire Police, including force control room handlers, firearms licensing, custody officers, IT and estates. The Lincolnite 10/11/2020 News Racial Disparities in Homicide Victimisation Rates: How to Improve Transparency By the Office of National Statistics in England and Wales How much racial disparity in trends of homicide victimisation rates in England and Wales is obscured by the failure of official statistics to report rates of death per 100,000 people at risk? We collected two decades of homicide victimisation counts in England and Wales, as broken out for each racial group identified by the Office of National Statistics. We also collected the estimated population size of those groups from the 2001 and 2011 Census. We divided the number of homicides in each racial category by the estimated population size of that category, by year, for 20 years, and plotted their relationships. While White homicide victimisation rates remained low and stable from 2000 through 2019, Black homicide victimisation ranged from 200 to 800% higher than that for the White population during that time period, at an average of 5.6 times higher for Blacks. While Black victimisation dropped by 69% from 2001 to 2012, it almost doubled (79% increase) from 2013 to 2019, rising seven times faster than the White victimisation rate. Asian rates remained stable at about twice as high as White rates. For persons aged 16 to 24, the most recent homicide rate was 24 times higher for Blacks than for Whites. None of these rates per 100,000 or ratios has been reported by the Office of National Statistics. If future ONS reporting of homicide rates would include relevant denominators with raw numerators, public understanding of racial disparities in “over-policing” could be informed by potential “under-policing” relative to racial inequalities in homicide risk. Cambridge Journal of Evidence-Based Policing 10/11/2020 Research article Why crime harm indexes could be the key to post-pandemic policing In the first of two articles exploring crime harm indexes, Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons looks at the thinking behind the concept, and the latest calls for resources to be prioritised around a harm-based framework as part of the new approach to policing after the pandemic. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 10/11/2020 Feature Wildlife and forestry crime: Worldwide seizures in global Interpol-WCO operation Coordinated by INTERPOL and the World Customs Organization (WCO), Operation Thunder 2020 rallied 103 countries against environmental crime. INTERPOL 10/11/2020 News Heroin Assisted Treatment Scheme has successful first year Middlesborough's Heroin Assisted Treatment programme has been awarded a 'prestigious' research grant, marking the first anniversary of the scheme which is successful in cutting levels of reoffending. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/11/2020 News Laws protecting crimes by undercover officers could ‘violate human rights’ Protecting undercover police officers and other agents who carry out State-sanctioned crimes could risk “violating the human rights of victims”, according to a new report. Police Professional 10/11/2020 News Government closes antique firearms loopholes to protect public The new measures target antique firearms used in violent crime and mean that up to 26,000 guns will now require firearms licences. Home Office 10/11/2020 News Undercover officer rekindled relationship seven years later, inquiry told ‘Rob Harrison’ reappeared in woman’s life in 2014, before disappearing again The Guardian 10/11/2020 News US police chief resigns over ‘death to all Democrats’ posts Lang Holland, chief of police in Arkansas city of Marshall, wrote there should be ‘no survivors’ The Independent 10/11/2020 News «318031813182318331843185318631873188Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
