Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97834 total results. Showing results 65361 to 65380 «326532663267326832693270327132723273Next ›Last » Police Matrice 200 surveillance drones affected by rain A type of drone used by the police has been dropping out of the sky when it rains, a government investigation has found. The Times - Subscription at source 10/1/2020 News Odds are… gambling is behind recent wave of underworld violence CANADA: Gambling — is it a victimless crime? A game of poker may seem harmless and innocent, but it isn’t. Gambling is a lucrative vice in organized crime, fraught with territorial violence and even murder. The common denominator in the underworld that transcends geographic borders, cultures and genres of any organized criminal group is cash — and gambling provides plenty of cash. Blue Line (Canada) 9/1/2020 Analysis, Feature French police restraint techniques criticised after Paris arrest death Lawyers for Cédric Chouviat’s family accuse authorities of trying to cover up heavy-handed tactics The Guardian 9/1/2020 News Technology and trust run in parallel at NZ Police Deputy chief executive Mark Evans and CIO Rob Cochrane discuss how the NZ Police is working together - and differently - as ICT becomes a critical component of policing CIO 9/1/2020 News Twitter accused of aiding child abuse by allowing ‘explosion’ of online paedophile communities Twitter has been accused of aiding child abuse by allowing paedophiles to openly organise and form associations on its service. The Telegraph 9/1/2020 News Mandatory Police Training: the Epitome of Dissatisfaction and Demotivation? This article reports on a piece of survey research completed by 809 police officers of a Federated Rank in England and Wales. The survey examined the attitudes of the officers with regards to the provision of ongoing training within the police service and their motivation to undertake it, with a particular emphasis on training delivered by e-learning on the National Centre for Applied Learning Technologies platform. The results are discussed through the theoretical framework of andragogy (adult education theory) and self-determination theory with recommendations for improvement made based on these results. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice - Registration at source 9/1/2020 Research article UK legal system allows sex offenders such as Richard Huckle and Gary Glitter to abuse children abroad, inquiry finds An inquiry finds travel restrictions are rarely used to stop offenders visiting countries with many vulnerable children. Sky News 9/1/2020 News Police driver wrongly believed sirens were on prior to fatal collision A senior coroner is to ask the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) to consider fitting a device inside police response vehicles that lets the occupants know when the siren has been activated. Police Professional 9/1/2020 News Illegal drug seizures rise for first time in seven years Seizures of illegal drugs made by police and the Border Force in England and Wales have increased for the first time in seven years. Police Professional 9/1/2020 News Warwickshire PCC extends chief constable’s contract for two years Warwickshire Police Chief Constable Martin Jelley will remain at the helm of the force until March 2022 after his contract was extended by police and crime commissioner Philip Seccombe. Police Professional 9/1/2020 News Hong Kong police ‘hack into more than 3,700 mobile phones seized from protesters’ Hong Kong police have hacked into more than 3,700 mobile phones seized from protestors, according to local media reports. The Independent 9/1/2020 News South Wales football derby: Facial ID technology sparks police row The use of facial recognition technology at football matches has sparked a row between two senior police figures. BBC 9/1/2020 News The Philadelphia Predictive Policing Experiment This place-based, randomized experiment explored the impact of different patrol strategies on violent and property crime in microscale predicted crime areas. The experiment aimed to learn whether different but operationally realistic police responses to crime forecasts, estimated by a predictive policing software program, could reduce crime. Twenty Philadelphia city districts were randomized to three interventions and one control condition. The three interventions comprised awareness districts (where officers were made aware of predicted areas on roll-call), marked car districts (where a marked patrol police car was dedicated to treatment areas), and unmarked car districts (a plain-clothes vehicle was dedicated to treatment areas). A business-as-usual approach represented the control condition in districts where staff had no access to the predictive software program. Two distinct 3-month phases examined crime outcomes for property and violent crime, respectively. The marked car treatment showed substantial benefits for property crime (31% reduction in expected crime count), as well as temporal diffusion of benefits to the subsequent 8-h period (40% reduction in expected crime count). No other intervention demonstrated meaningful crime reduction. Journal of Experimental Criminology - Registration at source 9/1/2020 Research article An Experimental Study of Responses to Armed Police in Great Britain This study tested whether the presence of a firearm changed the way people reacted to police among a British sample. In an online study, participants were shown images of armed and unarmed police and rated them on a number of variables. Some participants were primed to think about terrorism, and some participants were exposed to more armed police than others. Participants had more negative responses to police when they were armed. We found no effect of the terrorism prime on people’s reactions to images of armed police and no effect of exposure. Yet, unexpectedly, we found a negative effect of the terrorism prime on trust and legitimacy. In a country where police have never before been routinely armed, this research raises important questions about how armed police can retain the public’s support when they may no longer be considered ‘prototypical representatives’ of the British people. Journal of Experimental Criminology 9/1/2020 Research article Police detective convicted of inventing a crime to imprison innocent man is allowed to walk free by judge A police detective who fabricated a fake assault and lied under oath in order to imprison an innocent man has been spared jail time. The Independent 9/1/2020 News Girl, 15, ‘was repeatedly raped and sexually exploited by Asian grooming gang but no action was taken when she reported abuse’, court hears The rape and grooming of a vulnerable teenage girl was not investigated until five years after police were first informed, a court has heard. Mail Online 9/1/2020 News Cyprus rape case teenager will get police support as sex crime victim The teenager convicted of lying to the authorities about being gang-raped in Cyprus will receive support and care in Britain as a sex crime victim, police have said. The Times - Subscription at source 9/1/2020 News Man jailed for social media threats to stab officers A man who used social media to send a series of violent threats to police officers has been jailed for ten months. Police Professional 9/1/2020 News Cumbria PCC vows to fight any attempts to merge his force Cumbria’s police and crime commissioner has vowed to fight for the continuing independence of his constabulary after the chair of the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) said the current 43-force structure was “outdated”. Police Professional 9/1/2020 News Welsh PCCs clash over use of facial recognition technology The police and crime commissioner (PCC) for North Wales has criticised the “disproportionate” use of live facial recognition by South Wales Police. Police Professional 9/1/2020 News «326532663267326832693270327132723273Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
