Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115977 total results. Showing results 64461 to 64480 «322032213222322332243225322632273228Next ›Last » Police officer numbers in London at highest level since 2010 The number of police officers in London has reached 33,000 for the first time in over a decade, new figures have revealed. The Standard 17/11/2021 News Investigators not yet sure Liverpool hospital bombing was terrorism Police and security services have yet to find an ideological motive behind Emad al-Swealmeen’s alleged attack The Guardian 17/11/2021 News “It Gets A Bit Messy”: Norwegian Social Workers’ Perspectives on Collaboration With Police and Security Service on Cases of Radicalisation and Violent Extremism Social workers are a part of the prevention efforts against radicalisation and violent extremism in the Nordic countries. While multi-agency cooperation is not new in Norway, municipal cooperation with the police security service is. This cooperation, particularly its unintended consequences with a specific focus on the securitisation of “soft professionals” in the public sector, has been scarcely researched. We address this gap with findings from a qualitative study based on 17 individual in-depth interviews and two focus-group interviews with experienced social workers in Norway. Abbott’s theory of jurisdiction serves as our theoretical framework. Our findings suggest that social workers in some cases appear subordinate to law enforcement personnel. Further, the lack of clarity of roles and responsibilities raises ethical and professional dilemmas, especially regarding work transparency and client confidentiality, indicating an outside influence of security onto prevention work. An unintended consequence of this is the risk of lower levels of trust between prevention workers and their target group and a reduced ability to support at-risk individuals. Clarification of the roles and responsibilities of all partners involved in multi-agency PVE should be given attention from both policymakers and practitioners. Terrorism and Political Violence - Registration at source 17/11/2021 Research article Liverpool Women’s Hospital explosion: Home Secretary Priti Patel says bomber exploited UK’s ‘dysfunctional’ asylum system Home Secretary Priti Patel has claimed that the suspect in the Liverpool Remembrance Sunday suicide bombing was able to exploit Britain's "dysfunctional" asylum system to remain in the country, The Scotsman 17/11/2021 News Offenders to be banned from drinking to cut alcohol-fuelled crime Offenders released from prison face being banned from drinking from today (17 November 2021) under world-first plans to curb alcohol-fuelled crime. Home Office 17/11/2021 News Thinking about police data: Analysts’ perceptions of data quality in Canadian policing With an increasingly complex crime landscape, police agencies are adopting more data-driven approaches – but what is the crime analysts’ view of the data they are working with? Saskatoon Police Service Divisional Crime Analyst John Ng* worked with Ontario Tech University Associate Professors Dr Christopher O’Connor and Dr Tyler Frederick, and PhD candidate Dallas Hill, to explore Canadian crime analysts’ perspectives on the quality, collection and use of police data. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 17/11/2021 Analysis, Feature Queensland moves to allow use of police body worn footage in prosecution of domestic violence perpetrators AUSTRALIA: Police footage of statements taken from victims in the aftermath of domestic and family violence will be used as evidence in prosecuting their attacker, under a raft of new government reforms introduced in state parliament today. ABC News (Australia) 16/11/2021 News Gold Coast man faces court over alleged $115m cocaine import in 2018 AUSTRALIA: A 35-year-old Gold Coast man faced Southport Magistrates Court today (16 November 2021) charged in connection to a 115 kilogram cocaine importation from South Africa to Sydney in 2018. Australian Federal Police (AFP) 16/11/2021 News NPCC Chair welcomes public inquiry following Sarah Everard’s murder An inquiry into the issues raised by the conviction of Sarah Everard’s murderer has been welcomed by National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) Chair, Martin Hewitt. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 16/11/2021 News New high-tech RHIBs launched to tackle crime on the water AUSTRALIA: The Marine Area Command’s (MAC) new fleet of advanced rigid-hulled inflatable boats (RHIBs) was officially launched in Sydney today. New South Wales Police Force 16/11/2021 News 33 forces & College of Policing now approved to fully rollout M365 Throughout the summer, force teams supported by the National Enabling Programmes (NEP), have been working to achieve the assured technical position in the programme known as Full Rollout Authority. National Enabling Programmes 16/11/2021 News Resourcing issue for rural police NEW ZEALAND: A new report from the Independent Police Conduct Authority (IPCA) has revealed major issues in the resourcing of small community police stations. Rural News Group (New Zealand) 16/11/2021 News Breaking the cycle of reoffending by giving offenders a second chance at family life Offenders with alcohol dependency issues are being offered a second chance at a family life thanks to projects being supported by elected Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs). Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 16/11/2021 News Cash and property forfeited following cannabis operation NEW ZEALAND: Part of a rural property and $10,000 in cash have been forfeited after a police investigation into a cannabis operation in Greymouth. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 16/11/2021 News Homecoming for Tairāwhiti’s new Area Prevention Manager NEW ZEALAND: It has been a homecoming for Inspector Darren Paki as he takes up a role as the Area Prevention Manager for Tairāwhiti Police. New Zealand Police 16/11/2021 News Police Federation says officers ‘angered’ at problems over pay Police officers in Northern Ireland are "angered and exasperated" at a failure by the executive to sort out problems related to pay, the Police Federation has said. BBC 16/11/2021 News Almost 300 ‘spiking by injection’ reports received by police in two months Figures come amid calls for nightclub boycotts and greater action to tackle spiking The Independent 16/11/2021 News Trevor Smith: police shooting was lawful killing, jury finds Inquest concludes that West Midlands police firearms officers followed correct procedures during arrest The Guardian 16/11/2021 News Armstrong becomes first Black inspector for Windsor police CANADA: Ed Armstrong continues to rise up the ranks with the Windsor Police Service and now has become the first Black inspector for the department in its history. Windsor Star (Canada) 16/11/2021 News Police want over $250K next year for infrastructure projects CANADA: A new radio tower and an updated outdoor firing range are two major infrastructure projects that the Moose Jaw Police Service plans to pursue in 2022. Moose Jaw Today (Canada) 16/11/2021 News «322032213222322332243225322632273228Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
