Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103232 total results. Showing results 64241 to 64260 «320932103211321232133214321532163217Next ›Last » Ontario ends police access to COVID-19 database after legal challenge CANADA: TORONTO — Ontario has ended police access to a COVID-19 database after a legal challenge was filed by a group of human rights organizations. Blue Line (Canada) 18/8/2020 News Four officers injured as van rams patrol cars Four officers were injured when their police vehicles were rammed by a van in Jonesborough, south Armagh, last night (August 17). Police Professional 18/8/2020 News Former PCSO charged with rape A former police community support officer (PCSO) with Sussex Police has been charged with the rape of a woman last year. Police Professional 18/8/2020 News Crime soars in New York as police ‘abandon streets’ Police in New York have made far fewer arrests this year than usual, stoking fears that officers are retreating from the streets in the midst of a crime wave. The Times - Subscription at source 18/8/2020 News Cheshire: Police using new tool to identify stolen caravans and motorhomes Cheshire Police is using a new tool to aid the force’s fight against caravan and motorhome thieves. The Standard (Chester) 18/8/2020 News Police staff unions call for entry pay point to be scrapped Unions say lowest pay point is routinely overtaken by the real living wage every year. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/8/2020 News Met Inspector sues force over racial bias after being stopped whilst driving A black Metropolitan Police Inspector is suing the force after he made a complaint of racial harrassment after being stopped in his car by two officers in Croydon. The Met have said there is no evidence of misconduct following an investigation. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/8/2020 News Lissie Harper begins lobbying for Harpers Law Lissie Harper the widow of Thames Valley officer PC Andrew Harper, has begun lobbying for 'Harper's Law' which would see those convicted of killing emergency services workers receive a life sentence. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/8/2020 News 5G, virtual working and closer collaboration will offer huge opportunities for command and control Peter Prater, Chair of the International Critical Control Rooms Alliance (ICCRA), chaired the inaugural global Control Room Summit in Amsterdam earlier this year. In this interview for Policing Insight, he discusses the changes he has seen in 35 years in control rooms, the potential to learn from other sectors, and the technologies he thinks will shape the future. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 18/8/2020 Feature, Interview, Opinion PC Andrew Harper: Widow Lissie Harper ‘wants real justice’ The widow of PC Andrew Harper has said it was "heartbreaking" to be denied "real justice" over his death. BBC 18/8/2020 News Fines for Covid-19 level 3 rule breakers a possibility – police NEW ZEALAND: After scenes of crowded parks and public areas in Auckland over the weekend, Police Assistant Commissioner Richard Chambers has told Checkpoint issuing fines could be a possibility. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 18/8/2020 News Blog by LGBT+ lead, Supt Paul Court In my first blog as lead for LGBT+ issues for the Police Superintendents’ Association, I’d like to start by posing you a question. Police Superintendents' Association (PSA) 18/8/2020 Feature, Opinion Tracking Police Arrests of Intimate Partner Domestic Abuse Suspects in London: A Situational Factors Analysis What were the odds of named suspects being arrested for a reported crime of intimate partner abuse over one 12-month period in one area of London (UK), and how did those odds vary across twelve predictive situational characteristics, including the presence or absence of the suspect? This study analyses 1000 intimate partner domestic abuse (DA) crimes recorded in the South West Basic Command Unit of the London Metropolitan Police Service in the 12 months between 1 February 2018 and 31 January 2019. Twelve factors present at the time of police recording an intimate partner abuse crime were analysed in an odds ratio analysis predicting whether a named suspect would be arrested for the crime. Separate analyses were conducted for cases in which the suspect was present at the time police arrived to interview the victim and in cases in which the suspect was absent. Analyses were also conducted by crime type and crime severity scores, with a descriptive analysis of reasons police gave for not making arrests. Police arrested the suspect in 90% of the 287 cases in which suspects were present when police arrived, and in 47% of the 713 cases in which the suspect was absent on arrival. There was no difference in crime severity scores between cases in which arrests were made vs. not. Cambridge Journal of Evidence-Based Policing 18/8/2020 Research article Black MPS inspector to sue for racial harassment after being stopped by white officers A black police inspector has said he has no choice but to sue the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) for racial harassment after two white officers stopped him while he was driving. Police Professional 18/8/2020 News Widow of PC Harper takes first steps on long journey to Andrew’s Law Lissie Harper – the widow of hero police officer PC Andrew Harper – has told how the anniversary of her husband’s killing has made her more determined than ever to battle for a law change that would see criminals convicted of killing emergency services workers jailed for life. Police Professional 18/8/2020 News Domestic Abuse Bill 2020: factsheets POLICY PAPER - These factsheets provide more information about each of the provisions in the act. Home Office 18/8/2020 Report Black police officer takes action after ‘clearly racist’ colleagues stop his car as he drives home from work Inspector Charles Ehikioya has served with the Met for more than two decades. Sky News 18/8/2020 News Black Met inspector stopped by police while driving home from work Charles Ehikioya, who has served for 22 years, says he was racially profiled The Guardian 18/8/2020 News Face coverings: No fines issued by PSNI Police have not fined anyone in Northern Ireland for failing to wear a face covering. BBC 18/8/2020 News Public safety or invasion of privacy? COVID-19 and the police use of drones Policing Insight contributor Andrew Staniforth considers how the use of drones to aid police enforcement during the COVID-19 pandemic has been received by the general public both within the UK and abroad. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 18/8/2020 Feature «320932103211321232133214321532163217Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
