Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103185 total results. Showing results 64401 to 64420 «321732183219322032213222322332243225Next ›Last » Officers ‘fed up’ that body cam stop footage cannot be released Officers did 'nothing wrong' in row over racial profiling of MP says Met Federation. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/8/2020 News Remote working ‘new normal’ with improved information sharing The sudden switch to laptops during the lockdown has proved the IT case improving joint working and saving time travelling to meetings, Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/8/2020 News Westlaw criminal cases update Westlaw provides coverage of case decisions, including those from the High Court, Courts of Appeal and the Supreme Court, with analytical digests written by a team of legally qualified editors. Police Professional - Subscription at source 11/8/2020 Feature Government asked to consider ‘virtual trial’ for Harry Dunn’s alleged killer The Government has been asked to consider a “virtual trial” for Harry Dunn’s alleged killer. Police Professional 11/8/2020 News Teen who punched man and said ‘I don’t want your corona virus in my country’ pleads guilty A teenager has admitted punching a man and saying ‘I don’t want your corona virus in my country’. Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) 11/8/2020 News New bodycam footage shows George Floyd pleading with arresting officers People in the crowd are heard expressing fear for Mr Floyd's condition, asking whether he had a pulse and was breathing. Sky News 11/8/2020 News What is effective community scrutiny of stop and search? Community scrutiny panels (CSPs) can help to ensure the use of stop and search is fair and proportionate, says Nina Champion, Director of Criminal Justice Alliance – but only if they are representative of their communities, allowed to operate independently, and given the necessary funding, training and access to data. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 11/8/2020 Feature, Opinion False social media posts blamed for Chicago riot Hundreds of looters converged on central Chicago at night and smashed their way into shops in a riot prompted by false social media posts about a police shooting, Chicago’s police chief said yesterday. The Times - Subscription at source 11/8/2020 News ‘Knee-on-neck’ Met Police officer subject to criminal investigation, watchdog says A suspended Metropolitan Police officer has been told he is the subject of a criminal investigation for common assault and gross misconduct after appearing to kneel on a black man’s neck. The Independent 11/8/2020 News British officers accused of torturing Hong Kong protesters Britons in senior policing roles in Hong Kong are facing a private prosecution in the UK over allegations of torture against pro-democracy protesters. The Times - Subscription at source 11/8/2020 News Dorset police refer fatal stabbing in Poole to watchdog Alleged murder of man referred to IOPC over prior police contact with those involved The Guardian 10/8/2020 News Police officer admits performing sex acts on colleague at station PC Jemma Dicks of South Wales police denies gross misconduct at disciplinary hearing The Guardian 10/8/2020 News Record ethnicity of drivers in traffic stops, say campaigners Data on why or on whom police use traffic stops not available as action is not routinely recorded The Guardian 10/8/2020 News Child sexual offences jump 57% in 5 years New figures obtained by us reveal that police recorded more than 200 child sex offences, on average, every day last year1. BBC 10/8/2020 News Met police officer under investigation for appearing to kneel on man’s neck Marcus Coutain, 48, who is black, was filmed pleading with officers to ‘get off my neck’ as he was arrested The Guardian 10/8/2020 News Black people face ‘disproportionately’ high charge, arrest rates from Toronto police: report CANADA: Ontario Human Rights Commission report shows Black people more likely to be struck, shot or killed by police CBC News (Canada) 10/8/2020 News Child sexual offences in Wales more than double as NSPCC Cymru call for action North Wales Police received more than 1,000 reports of rape, sexual assault and online grooming against under 18s in the last year North Wales Live 10/8/2020 News Want to fix policing? Start with a better 911 system USA: “911 call takers are gatekeepers for the entire criminal justice system. We need to start treating them that way.” Vox 10/8/2020 Feature Police supervisor attitudes toward organizational change USA: Organizational change is necessary and inevitable in any organization, and is an important element of police reform. Research has demonstrated that attitudes of officers, supervisors, and administrators influence the longitudinal effectiveness of organizational change initiatives. Supervisors play a critical role in filtering messages and ensuring fidelity of initiatives at the street level. In this way, they are key actors in shaping change outcomes and their overall views of change might serve as a lynchpin for success. This study explores how previous experiences shape the attitudes of the supervisors toward the overall idea of change. Using survey data from a nationwide group of police supervisors attending the FBI National Academy program in 2009–2010, the study explores the effects of change experiences, organizational variables, and respondent demographics on views of organizational change. Results suggest that attitudes toward change align with other aspects of supervisors’ views of policing, as well as their past experiences with change efforts themselves. The findings have implications for efforts to change and reform police organizations and operations. Journal of Crime and Justice 10/8/2020 Analysis, Feature Telstra Enterprise set to build Tasmanian Government Radio Network AUSTRALIA: Contract negotiations begin on emergency network to replace five other networks. ZDNet 10/8/2020 News «321732183219322032213222322332243225Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
