Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115977 total results. Showing results 65361 to 65380 «326532663267326832693270327132723273Next ›Last » Calls for greater police presence on social media to tackle misinformation Marc Jones, chairman of the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners, said police had a ‘duty to make people feel safe, as well as be safe’. The Standard 15/10/2021 News Police Scotland launches new campaign urging men to call time on sexual crime Men must take responsibility for ending sexual violence by changing their attitudes and behaviours towards women as well as challenging those of their peers. Police Scotland 15/10/2021 News Pubs Are Spraying Their Toilets With ‘Anti-Cocaine’ Spray In a bid to stop people sniffing off the seats or racking up lines on the radiators, pubs are spraying their toilets with ‘anti-cocaine’ spray. Unilad 15/10/2021 News Drink spiking at house parties ‘big concern’ for police Drink spiking incidents at house parties have become the "biggest concern" for lead police officers tackling the crime in England. BBC 15/10/2021 News Human Trafficking Trends in Canada (2019-2020) CANADA: Data gathered during the Canadian Human Trafficking Hotline’s first year of operations shows that sex trafficking is a gender-based crime that predominantly impacts Canadian women and girls. The Canadian Centre to End Human Trafficking’s report, Human Trafficking Trends in Canada (2019-2020), also reveals that transgender and gender non-conforming individuals experience trafficking at disproportionately higher rates relative to their population. This group represents 2% of all victims/survivors calling into the Hotline despite comprising 0.24% of the Canadian population The Centre’s report is a first of its kind in Canada in that it does not rely on police-reported statistics. Instead, The Centre has used non-attributable data collected from the Canadian Human Trafficking Hotline to identify six broad trafficking trends in Canada. The Canadian Centre To End Human Trafficking (Canada) 14/10/2021 Report Organised crime going undetected, says AFP, as Australian hits US ‘most wanted’ list AUSTRALIA: A top security official has warned that 90 per cent of Australia’s organised crime groups are operating with relative impunity, as police say employees of the Australian arm of Dubai’s government air services company have been used to infiltrate Sydney airport and smuggle drugs. The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) 14/10/2021 News Death of teenager ‘preventable’, police ‘utterly failed’ during chase, inquest hears AUSTRALIA: The death of teenager, killed in a high-speed police chase on the Gold Coast, could have been prevented had police complied with their own pursuit policies, an inquest has found. ABC News (Australia) 14/10/2021 News Qld police take vaccine mandate to court AUSTRALIA: About 50 Queensland police officers and staff members have taken their fight over a COVID-19 vaccine mandate to the Industrial Relations Commission, claiming the directive is invalid. Mandurah Mail (Australia) 14/10/2021 News Arthur Allan Thomas to stand trial again for alleged historical sexual offending NEW ZEALAND: Arthur Allan Thomas will face a second trial on charges of historical sex offending after the jury in his first trial failed to reach verdicts. Stuff (New Zealand) 14/10/2021 News Mt Roskill shooting: 14-year-old girl shot in home next to relative ‘recovering well’ NEW ZEALAND: A teenage girl shot in the back at her home in suburban Auckland a week ago is conscious and recovering well in hospital, as police hunt for the assailant. Stuff (New Zealand) 14/10/2021 News College to pitch future plans to PCC Police and Crime Commissioners will be urged to back plans to modernise the College of Policing Police Oracle - Subscription at source 14/10/2021 News PCC resigns over ‘women should be streetwise’ comment Philip Allott says he needs to 'restore confidence' in the office at the PCC Police Oracle - Subscription at source 14/10/2021 News Police Scotland ready to deliver one of Britain’s biggest policing operations during COP26 climate conference Police Scotland is ready to deliver one of the largest policing operations undertaken in Britain as extensive planning for the COP26 climate conference reaches the final stages. Police Scotland 14/10/2021 News EDHR lead Alison Lowe sickened by 9% increase in hate crime Official Home Office statistics released today show that police recorded 9% more hate crimes in 2020/21 compared with 2019/20. The majority of these hate crimes were racially motivated, accounting for around three-quarters of offences. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 14/10/2021 News Detectives on serial killer Stephen Port case admit regret over key decisions Police were giving evidence at the inquest into Port’s four victims, who were young, gay men killed by fatal drug overdoses. The Standard 14/10/2021 News Police boss who said Sarah Everard should have ‘resisted arrest’ resigns The commissioner has said he cannot rebuilt trust after his comments The Independent 14/10/2021 News Sarah Everard: Commissioner Philip Allott resigns A police boss whose comments on the Sarah Everard case sparked outrage has resigned hours after a no-confidence vote. BBC 14/10/2021 News Is A Decentralized Police Organization A Better Option in A Modern Democratic Society? A Case Study From South Korea While western countries have had a decentralized policing model for many years, some countries, such as South Korea, still employ a centralized, national police department. Responding to calls for reform, South Korea launched a pilot program and implemented a more decentralized policing structure in Jeju Island in 2006. This study adds to the policing literature by offering the empirical comparison of a region before and after decentralization of a police department. This study will examine the intervention effects of police decentralization in Jeju, specifically related to crime rates, crime clearance rates, victimization, trust in police, and fear of crime. Using propensity score matching and interrupted time series analysis, this study found that the decentralized policing intervention significantly reduced total crime, violent crime rates, and property crime rates that lasted throughout the intervention period, while improving crime clearance rates for violent crime, as well as reduced fear of crime among residents. Police Quarterly - Registration at source 14/10/2021 Research article PCC slams gambling companies for targeting gamblers the same way drug dealers target users Durham Police and Crime Commissioner Joy Allen believes some gambling companies are on a par with drug dealers when it comes to targeting those with disorders and addictions, and the resulting harms can often include acquisitive crime; it’s an issue which she hopes the APCC will be able to tackle in partnership with other agencies, as she explained to Policing Insight Publisher Bernard Rix on a recent leg of the Policing Friendship Walking Tour. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 14/10/2021 Feature, Interview, Opinion C-K needs more diversity on police service CANADA: Chatham-Kent Police Service brass are hoping to change the face of local policing by creating a new equality, diversity and inclusivity co-ordinator’s position. The Chatham Voice (Canada) 14/10/2021 News «326532663267326832693270327132723273Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
