Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103216 total results. Showing results 64261 to 64280 «321032113212321332143215321632173218Next ›Last » Dawn Butler police stop was ‘rooted in bias’, head of black officers says The police stop of Labour MP Dawn Butler was ‘rooted in bias’, the head of the National Black Police Association has said. Metro 17/8/2020 News AIPIO: ‘Big, bold steps’ are needed to transform the intelligence workforce At the inaugural Round Table Event of the Australian Institute of Professional Intelligence Officers (AIPIO) in June, the organisation’s President, Dr Phil Kowalick, outlined plans for transforming the intelligence workforce. His presentation is published here in full, ahead of AIPIO’s National Forum on Wednesday (19 August). Policing Insight - Subscription at source 17/8/2020 Feature, Opinion Reconsidering Homicide Clearance Research: the Utility of Multifaceted Data Collection Approaches This study explores issues associated with the data commonly used in homicide clearance research. Data collected from 2009 to 2011 case files (n = 252) were reviewed during interviews with investigators (n = 29). The multifaceted data collection approach produced a more comprehensive dataset than was available based solely upon case file reviews, with alterations to the data occurring in as many as 69% of the cases. The process advanced the precision of the data recorded, reduced missingness, and heightened detail on key variables. Significant differences were noted in multivariate analyses of the datasets when modeling clearances. Findings suggest contextualizing case file data is valuable. Homicide Studies - Registration at source 17/8/2020 Research article Resolving the Problem: Examining Officer Characteristics Possibly Linked to Mediation Selection in Police Oversight Agencies Currently, research that examines mediation within independent police oversight agencies are quite scarce. The few studies that analyze this process focus on civilian satisfaction. This study adds to existing research by determining which subject officer characteristic is linked to mediation selection. Specifically, the characteristics examined are the officer’s race, gender, and years of service. Intersections of police characteristics are also examined. Quantitative methods is employed to analyze CCRB data covering the years of 2007 to 2012. Chi-square tests and independent sample t-test are used to uncover bivariate relationships. Binary Logistic regression was used to control for some of the police characteristics and to test for interactions. The overall objective of mediation is to strengthen police ties with the community. Revealing possible correlates of mediation selection may help authorities allocate resources to the proper channels, thus, ultimately helping the police improve their relationship with the public. Police Journal - Registration at source 17/8/2020 Research article Officer given final warning over language used against travellers A West Midlands PC has been given a final written warning for using "discriminatory language" towards a group of travellers in Birmingham. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/8/2020 News Senior Met officer promises clampdown on illegal raves after officers break up 200 in a single weekend A senior Met officer today pledged a clampdown on illegal raves after revealing that police were called to break up 200 parties in a single weekend. The Standard 17/8/2020 News Domestic abuse surged in lockdown, Panorama investigation finds One call relating to domestic abuse was made to police every 30 seconds in first seven weeks The Guardian 17/8/2020 News Officer stabbed in face with pen during arrest in North London An officer was stabbed in the face with a pen in a “vicious and unprovoked attack” during an arrest in North London yesterday (August 16). Police Professional 17/8/2020 News Jailed Bradford drug dealer forced to hand over £137,000 to the NCA A convicted Bradford drug dealer has been ordered to hand over almost £137,000 of illicit profits following a National Crime Agency investigation. National Crime Agency (NCA) 17/8/2020 News Independent investigation under way relating to GMP’s Operation Augusta The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has begun an investigation into the actions of three former Greater Manchester Police (GMP) officers and their involvement in Operation Augusta. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 17/8/2020 News West Midlands Police officer given final written warning over language used towards travellers A West Midlands Police officer has been given a final written warning for gross misconduct after a hearing, arranged by the force, was told that he had used discriminatory language towards a group of travellers in Birmingham. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 17/8/2020 News N8 PRP Annual Report 2019/20 It gives me considerable pleasure to introduce the fifth Annual Report of the N8 Policing Research Partnership (N8 PRP), my last as Director. Since we launched the nascent partnership in 2013, the collaboration has grown in scope, purpose and reputation. The vision remains to build on and expand the investment in collaboration between academics and policing partners and to consolidate the activity into a recognised centre of excellence in policing research and innovation which will deliver new knowledge and evidence that impacts operational policing. N8 Policing Research Partnership (N8PRP) 17/8/2020 Report Deaths in detention Detention services order 08/2014 about the Home Office's responsibilities if a detainee or resident dies in their custody. Home Office 17/8/2020 Report Hong Kong Police Force suspends sending officers for UK training The Hong Kong Police Force claims it has voluntarily decided to postpone sending officers to Britain for an extended training programme because of the pandemic. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 17/8/2020 News How racial bias is pulling young Black adults into the CJS revolving door A new report by the Revolving Doors Agency highlights the bias in the criminal justice system which leads to disproportionate numbers of young Black adults receiving cautions and convictions for low-level, non-violent crimes. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 17/8/2020 Analysis, Feature AI helps Sainsbury’s halve number of thefts Artificial intelligence (AI) technology developed by a British start-up has been used by Sainsbury's to halve the number of thefts in its stores. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 17/8/2020 News Domestic abuse surged in lockdown, Panorama investigation finds The coronavirus crisis has dramatically compounded domestic violence against women, new research has revealed. The Guardian 17/8/2020 News Review of garda conduct during Dublin eviction ‘should be made public’ A review into the conduct of gardaí during an eviction in Dublin should be made public once completed, the chairman of the Policing Authority has said. The Times - Subscription at source 17/8/2020 News Pet detectives called to tackle rise in dog theft More families are turning to pet detectives as organised criminals steal puppies to sell at prices massively inflated because the lockdown increased demand. The Times - Subscription at source 17/8/2020 News Shock footage shows Seattle cop telling Black Lives Matter protesters he is ‘quitting because they won’ Black Lives Matter protesters in multiple cities have been seen chanting at the police: "Quit your job." One Seattle cop says he's done just that. The Sun 16/8/2020 News «321032113212321332143215321632173218Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
