Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115977 total results. Showing results 64301 to 64320 «321232133214321532163217321832193220Next ›Last » Police warning on ‘dangerous and illegal’ e-scooters More and more people appear to be using e-scooters to zoom about in public. The Sun 23/11/2021 News Developing evidence-based hearing standards for the police service With police officers making crucial decisions every day – in some cases on life or death issues – it’s essential that hearing is good enough for them to receive the information they need, yet no nationally consistent test of job-specific hearing ability exists within the police service; Postgraduate Researcher Kerry Barker of the University of Southampton explains the work currently being done to develop an evidence-based test, and how officers can help. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 23/11/2021 Feature Weekly academic research summary This summary curates the key policing-related research that's been published online in the last week, with links to the original journal articles, and selected abstracts. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 23/11/2021 News Welcome to CPD in focus 2021 CPD in focus is back for 2021 and the theme is how we learn and develop outside of the classroom College of Policing 22/11/2021 Feature Blackmail on social media: Victorian women warned of sextortion scams AUSTRALIA: Dozens of women have had their social media accounts hacked and their intimate photos used against them, as part of a long-running scam Victoria Police are cracking down on. The Age (Australia) 22/11/2021 News New police offensive to hit global crime gangs in NSW AUSTRALIA: A new multi-agency taskforce in Sydney will face off against some of the world's most feared criminal underworld organisations whose tentacles have sprawled into New South Wales and beyond. 9 News (Australia) 22/11/2021 News Man charged after 1000 litres of pseudoephedrine seized – Operation PHOBETOR AUSTRALIA: A joint-agency police investigation has resulted in the seizure of more than 1100 litres of pseudoephedrine, following an investigation into the importation of prohibited drugs into New South Wales. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 22/11/2021 News Auckland’s CBD becoming unsafe NEW ZEALAND: Increasing assaults, drunkenness and gang violence is becoming the norm in Auckland’s CBD, seeing the inner city fast becoming a no-go zone, says National’s Police spokesperson Simeon Brown. Scoop (New Zealand) 22/11/2021 News Summer road safety focus begins for Southern Police NEW ZEALAND: As the warmer weather settles in and the holiday season approaches, Southern District Police are ramping up road safety activities to keep everyone on our roads safe. Scoop (New Zealand) 22/11/2021 News Learning outside the classroom – CPD in focus day one Personal and professional development are continuous but the majority of learning that happens during a career takes place outside of the classroom College of Policing 22/11/2021 News The pressures of small-town policing and on sole-charge officers NEW ZEALAND: An independent Police Conduct Authority has found major issues with the resourcing of small community police stations. [AUDIO] RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 22/11/2021 News Vulnerability-related risks How to recognise and respond to risks when working with vulnerable people College of Policing 22/11/2021 Report Identifying vulnerability – new guidelines to support police The guidelines provide a framework to ensure vulnerable people receive appropriate help during interactions with the police College of Policing 22/11/2021 News Home Secretary appoints chair to Sarah Everard inquiry PRESS RELEASE: Rt Hon Dame Elish Angiolini QC will lead a two-part inquiry to address the issues raised by the abduction, rape and murder of Sarah Everard. Home Office 22/11/2021 News Police step up patrols in London amid warning over Christmas terror attack Shoppers urged to remain vigilant and report anything suspicious The Independent 22/11/2021 News ‘I’ll never trust the police again’: Ex-detective on ‘deep-rooted’ homophobia and racism within the force and why he’s still waiting for an apology 'Being black, gay, northern and from a working class background, I should have been their poster boy for change' Manchester Evening News 22/11/2021 News Criminal Justice Practitioners’ Perceptions of Eyewitnesses with Anxiety and Depression In the UK, witnesses with a mental health disorder are considered ‘vulnerable’ by the Criminal Justice System and consequently eligible for support within the Achieving Best Evidence guidance (recommendations produced in England and Wales to assist criminal justice practitioners in supporting vulnerable, intimidated and significant witnesses during the criminal justice process). However, it is unclear how the evidence and credibility of such witnesses, especially those with anxiety and depression, are perceived by criminal justice practitioners. The present study aimed to explore how practitioners in England and Wales perceive witnesses with anxiety and depression and the current guidance and training on mental health. One hundred and five practitioners including police officers (32), court staff (60) and registered intermediaries (13) completed an online questionnaire which examined their personal perceptions of, and attitudes towards, witnesses with anxiety and depression as well as the level and effectiveness of current guidance and training. Based on previous literature, it was anticipated that practitioners may hold biased perceptions of witnesses with anxiety and depression, and current guidance and training on mental health may be insufficient. The findings revealed that practitioners frequently encountered such witnesses, and prior knowledge of mental health issues influenced their perceptions with many reporting that such knowledge caused them to question the reliability of their evidence. Additionally, practitioners perceived the Achieving Best Evidence guidance including the use of special measures to be appropriate. However, they perceived that training around mental health required improvement. The implications of these findings are discussed. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology - Subscription at source 22/11/2021 Research article Do Body-Worn Cameras Improve Community Perceptions of the Police? Results From A Controlled Experimental Evaluation Outfitting police officers with body-worn cameras (BWCs) has been suggested to improve police-community relations. This study evaluates whether the deployment of BWCs on NYPD officers impacted resident perceptions of the police. A cluster randomized controlled trial design was used to test the influence of BWCs on resident perceptions of the NYPD in treatment precincts relative to control precincts. Dual-frame randomly selected telephone surveys were used to collect pre-intervention and post-intervention resident perception data. We find no statistically significant differences between BWC treatment and control precincts in general perceptions of the NYPD or the average assessment of police officer behavior among those who have had recent encounters with the NYPD. Strong community support for BWC adoption and citizen expectations for videos of controversial policing events suggests the continued use of this technology. However, BWCs should be implemented with other evidence-based programs to enhance police-community relations. Journal of Experimental Criminology - Subscription at source 22/11/2021 Research article The @WeCops Debate: Taser – increasing training, widening deployment, and improving understanding The police use of Taser has been a topic of much debate, with widening training and deployment, the intense scrutiny, and a lack of understanding about less lethal weapons among both the media and the public some of the key issues; many of those points were raised during a recent #WeCops debate on less lethal weapons, which is summarised in this article by PC Francesca Tamblyn, Taser Lead Instructor for Dorset Police and one of the hosts of the debate. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 22/11/2021 Feature, Opinion Ottawa Police Services Board set to vote on 2022 budget with $14 million funding increase CANADA:OTTAWA - The Ottawa Police Services Board meets this afternoon to finalize the services' 2022 spending plan, with community groups calling on board members to freeze spending next year. 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