Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97827 total results. Showing results 65441 to 65460 «326932703271327232733274327532763277Next ›Last » Suffolk Constabulary Crime Data Integrity inspection 2019 Since our 2014 inspection, Suffolk Constabulary has made a concerted effort to record crime more accurately. We found that officers and staff have a greater understanding of the importance of crime recording standards and of putting the victim at the centre of their crime recording decisions. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 7/1/2020 Report Police pledge after data inspection finds crime reports go unrecorded Suffolk police have promised improvements after inspectors found an estimated 5,300 reports of crime go unrecorded each year. Ipswich Star 7/1/2020 News West Midlands Police spent nearly £290,000 on compensation claims WEST Midlands Police was among forces that made the biggest single compensation payouts to officers and staff injured in the line of duty, a data investigation has revealed. Stourbridge News 7/1/2020 News Varadkar ‘stands over’ Irish police commemoration The taoiseach (Irish prime minister) has defended a government event to commemorate pre-partition police forces, despite plans by several opposition politicians to boycott it. BBC 7/1/2020 News The Times view on streamlining the police: Joining Forces Boris Johnson has promised to recruit an extra 20,000 police officers. But if the prime minister is really serious about tackling rising crime levels, he should not shy away from radical reform of the way the policing system is organised. That should include streamlining the jumbled patchwork of 43 police forces in England and Wales. The Times - Subscription at source 7/1/2020 Feature, Opinion Overhaul outdated system of 43 separate forces, urges head of National Police Chiefs’ Council Ministers must seize the opportunity to restructure the UK’s 43-force system as part of a forthcoming review of criminal justice, one of Britain’s most senior police officers has told The Times. The Times - Subscription at source 7/1/2020 News Letter to the ACMD to review GHB and GBL Letter from the Home Secretary asking the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs to review of the classification of GHB and GBL. [pdf] Home Office 6/1/2020 News County lines dealers ‘posing as students to sell class A drugs’ Drug dealers are enrolling on courses or recruiting from halls of residence, experts warn The Guardian 6/1/2020 News APCC Fire Scan – January 2020 A regular summary of PFCC activity in fire governance [PDF] Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 6/1/2020 Report No evidence of ‘leak’ in far-right terror investigation Counter-terrorism officers say there is no evidence to support claims that confidential information about operations is being leaked to members of extreme far-right organisations. Police Professional 6/1/2020 News MPS officer struck by vehicle in hit and run incident A Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) officer has been left seriously injured after being struck by a vehicle he was attempting to stop with a stinger device. Police Professional 6/1/2020 News Most prolific rapist ‘in the world’ jailed after unprecedented police investigation The officer in charge of the case against the most prolific rapist ever tried in a British court has compared the mammoth task of attempting to identify nearly 200 victims to “piecing a jigsaw together without the picture”. Police Professional 6/1/2020 News Better testing needed as number of fentanyl-related deaths increase The UK could mirror the US and Canada where fentanyl and its analogues are being added to heroin and has resulted in tens of thousands of deaths, according to the Advisory Council on Misuse of Drugs (ACMD). Police Professional 6/1/2020 News APCC responds to violence reduction unit funding Responding to the Government’s announcement that eighteen Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) will receive funding for Violence Reduction Units Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 6/1/2020 News Knife Crime -Evidence Briefing This briefing may usefully inform decisions about approaches to tackling knife crime following the increasing number of these types of offences over the last few months. The paper provides police and crime reduction partners with a summary of the evidence on factors associated with, and strategies and interventions to tackle, knife crime. [pdf] College of Policing 6/1/2020 Report Knife crime briefing We have published a rounded picture of knife crime for policing. This briefing may usefully inform decisions about approaches to tackling knife crime following the increasing number of these types of offences over the last few months. College of Policing 6/1/2020 News Could metro mayor James Palmer add Cambridgeshire police and crime commissioner role to his duties? Tories are preparing for a candidate hustings to replace disgraced police and crime commissioner Jason Ablewhite whilst privately wondering if Home Secretary Priti Patel might yet hand the role to metro mayor James Palmer. The Hunts Post 6/1/2020 News Police launch new online reporting tool for major incidents Witnesses will be able to upload video footage and images directly to Police Scotland as part of a national online reporting tool for major incidents. Grampian Online 6/1/2020 News Rational Emotive Occupational Health Coaching in the Management of Police Subjective Well-Being and Work Ability: A Case of Repeated Measures Low subjective well-being and work ability constitute threats to employees’ job performances across the world. Indices of low subjective well-being have been observed among police officers in Nigeria and have been linked to their occupational experiences. Managing enhanced subjective well-being is paramount for police officers’ job effectiveness. The current study investigated the effectiveness of rational emotive occupational health coaching (REOHC) in enhancing subjective well-being of police officers in Enugu state, Nigeria. Participants (N = 151) included police officers with not less than 5-year working experience who were randomly assigned to intervention (N = 76) and nonintervention (N = 75) groups. Participants in the intervention group were exposed to 120-min REOHC program weekly for a period of 16 weeks. Subjective well-being scale (SWBS) and perceived work ability index (PWAI) were used to collect data at pre-test, post-test, and follow-up assessments. Data collected were analyzed using independent samples as well as paired sample t test statistics and repeated measure ANOVA. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology - Registration at source 6/1/2020 Research article In memoriam: Ron Hogg, Police, Crime and Victims’ Commissioner for Durham The funeral of Police, Crime and Victims’ Commissioner for Durham Ron Hogg will be held this week (7 January). Ron was an outstanding public servant who made a huge contribution to policing, firstly as a police officer and, latterly, as Police, Crime and Victims’ Commissioner for Durham. His former colleague Ben Twomey shares the valuable lessons he learnt from working with Ron and the legacy he leaves behind. Policing Insight 6/1/2020 Opinion «326932703271327232733274327532763277Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
