Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103305 total results. Showing results 64981 to 65000 «324632473248324932503251325232533254Next ›Last » France drugs: PM Castex to impose on-the-spot fines nationwide France will introduce on-the-spot fines nationwide for drug users, particularly targeting cannabis, from September. BBC 25/7/2020 News PC Harper manslaughter verdict is ‘two fingers up at the criminal justice system’: Fury as cop-killing travellers are cleared of murder – as friend says trio ‘knew exactly what they were doing’ when they dragged him to death A jury's decision to clear the three travellers who killed PC Andrew Harper of murder is 'two fingers up at the criminal justice system', the chairman of the Police Federation said. Mail Online 25/7/2020 News Police close in on serious organised crime as UK modern slavery investigations reach a new high Some 1,640 active modern slavery investigations were recorded across UK police forces in May — up from 312 (+426%) in May 2017, according to data obtained under FoI legislation i News 25/7/2020 News Criminal Assets Bureau looks abroad for help tackling crime The Criminal Assets Bureau is looking to “broaden the scope” of its international intelligence sources, according to its first publicly available strategic plan. The Times - Subscription at source 25/7/2020 News Officer who used ‘unacceptable’ force during arrests dismissed for gross misconduct A West Midlands Police officer who used “unacceptable” force during two arrests has been dismissed without notice for gross misconduct. Police Professional 24/7/2020 News Rachel Swann to lead Derbyshire Constabulary Rachel Swann, the deputy chief constable of Derbyshire Constabulary, has been named as the preferred candidate for the role of chief constable by the county’s police and crime commissioner (PCC), Hardyal Dhindsa. Police Professional 24/7/2020 News Interview with Seattle Chief Carmen Best about recent violent groups in the city On Sunday afternoon, a violent group in Seattle damaged businesses and threw incendiary devices at police officers and SPD precinct buildings. PERF Executive Director Chuck Wexler spoke with Seattle Police Chief Carmen Best about recent violent acts, a city council measure barring SPD from using chemical munitions, and potential budget cuts. Police Executive Research Forum 24/7/2020 Feature, Interview, Opinion IOPC annual report shows investigation time is improving The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) this week issued its annual report that showed more investigations are now completed within a year. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/7/2020 News Dorset Police has made “good progress” in its crime recording practices, finds inspectorate HMICFRS previously inspected the force’s crime recording arrangements in 2014. We issued the force with a list of recommendations for improvement. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 24/7/2020 News Thieves found guilty of killing PC Andrew Harper A gang of thieves who dragged a police officer for more than a mile behind their car as it sped down a country lane have today been found guilty of killing him. Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) 24/7/2020 News Out On Patrol: Q&A with Chris Birkett CANADA: Vancouver Police Department Const. Chris Birkett is the president of the newly launched non-profit, Out On Patrol, a peer support organization based in British Columbia for LGBTQ2S+ members of law enforcement and allies. Below, he shares more with Blue Line on the background to building this worthwhile initiative and more. Blue Line (Canada) 24/7/2020 Feature, Interview, Opinion Wealthy residents of Richmond in south-west London pay for ‘private police force’ to patrol streets Desperate residents are turning to private police forces to patrol their streets to defend them from teen gangs making their lives a misery. Mail Online 24/7/2020 News Call to change law to force drivers to exit stopped vehicles Police leaders have called for a change in the law to try to prevent officers like Andrew Harper being killed or injured during traffic stops. Police Professional 24/7/2020 News Europol launches a new grant scheme to combat high-risk organised crime groups On 23 July 2020, Europol launched an open-ended invitation to submit applications for funding of coordinated operational activities against individuals and organised crime networks that pose a high risk of serious and organised crime to EU Member States. It aims to provide targeted financing for activities of the operational task forces set up in accordance with Europol’s Standard Operating Procedure. Low-value grants (up to €60 000) will be provided to successful applicants to finance operational measures implemented by members of the established operational task forces throughout the year. Europol 24/7/2020 News PCC unveils preferred candidate for Derbyshire’s next chief constable Derbyshire Police and Crime Commissioner Hardyal Dhindsa today (Fri, 24 July) announced his preferred candidate for the county’s new Chief Constable. Derbyshire OPCC 24/7/2020 News Thames Valley reveals complexity of PC Andrew Harper case Thames Valley Police has revealed the difficulties in bringing the case against the three men found guilty of the manslaughter of PC Andrew Harper. The officer in charge of the complex case said it was always going to be an immense challenge. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/7/2020 News Three teens guilty of manslaughter of PC Harper Three teenagers have been found guilty of manslaughter over the death of Thames Valley Police Constable Andrew Harper. Police Professional 24/7/2020 News Teenagers guilty of killing PC Andrew Harper Three teenagers have been convicted of the manslaughter of PC Andrew Harper, who died after being dragged along a road by a car. BBC 24/7/2020 News Sainsbury’s, Asda and Costa Coffee refuse to enforce face mask rules: ‘It’s the police’s job’ Major supermarkets and coffee chains have said they have no intention of policing the new rules for mandatory face masks in enclosed public spaces in England. The Standard 24/7/2020 News “Treat Them As A Human Being”: Dignity in Police Detention and Its Implications For ‘good’ Police Custody Here, we examine the factors influencing whether those detained by the police feel treated with dignity. We develop a human rights-oriented conception of dignity rooted in the equal worth of human beings, encapsulated in detainees’ desire to be ‘treated like a human being’. The predictors of this are examined using multilevel modelling of survey data collected from 371 detainees in 27 custody facilities in 13 police forces in England and Wales in an Economic and Social Research Council-funded study of ‘good’ police custody. We found that perceptions of the material conditions predicted feelings of dignity, as did detainees’ reactions to being detained, their perceptions of the culture of police custody and the mechanisms used to hold the police to account. Feelings of dignity were also less likely for younger adults and for Black Asian and Minority Ethnic detainees, with these experiences being mediated by less trust in accountability mechanisms. This paper concludes by examining the implications for ‘good’ police custody. British Journal of Criminology 24/7/2020 Research article «324632473248324932503251325232533254Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
