Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 105118 total results. Showing results 65481 to 65500 «327132723273327432753276327732783279Next ›Last » Individuality and belonging: The impact of language and categorisation Superintendent Simon Nelson, President of the Disabled Police Association, looks at the impact language and categorisation can have on individuals in diverse 'minority' groups, including those with a disability. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 10/9/2020 Feature, Opinion Care-experienced children and the criminal justice system AUSTRALIA: The current study examines the factors underlying pathways from out-of home care into the criminal justice system. [pdf] Australian Institute of Criminology (Australia) 10/9/2020 Research article Forensic Science Ireland annual report 2019 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Before reporting on our progress during 2019 I want to thank all the staff of FSI for their flexibility and support during the current Covid-19 pandemic. [pdf] Department of Justice and Equality (Ireland) 10/9/2020 Report Cannabis failures show why we need to legalise all drugs Carly Barton is a former university lecturer who suffered a stroke at the age of 24. It left her feeling as if her bones had been “replaced by red-hot pokers”. Doctors prescribed opiates of increasing strength but they left her feeling “zombied” and still in severe pain. The Times - Subscription at source 10/9/2020 Feature, Opinion Police mount huge raid on Traveller site in Orpington, Kent Hundreds of police officers descended on a Traveller site in a raid targeting an alleged organised crime group said to be linked to drugs, guns and slavery. The Times - Subscription at source 10/9/2020 News Put away the picnic: police get tough with coronavirus rulebreakers Boris Johnson said that it “breaks my heart” to introduce new restrictions on people meeting their grandchildren as he announced strict new measures to curb the spread of the coronavirus. The Times - Subscription at source 10/9/2020 MSPs vote to reform rather than scrap hate crime bill MSPs have opted to reform the Scottish Government’s hate crime bill rather than drop it following a Conservative-led debate on the bill in Scottish Parliament. Holyrood Magazine 9/9/2020 News Award Winning National Management Centre The National Management Centre which is a key part of the National Enabling Programmes has been awarded The Law Enforcement Cyber Product of the Year 2020 in The National Cyber Awards 2020. National Enabling Programmes 9/9/2020 News Forces deal with hundreds of Border Force quarantine referrals England and Wales' three largest forces are dealing with hundreds of Border Force referrals of possible quarantine breaches following international travel. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/9/2020 News 24 arrested in cross-border trafficking operation Twenty-four people have been arrested during a Police Scotland led, internationally co-ordinated operation targeting an organised crime gang suspected of human trafficking for the purposes of sexual exploitation. Police Scotland 9/9/2020 News PC guilty of gross incompetence for failing domestic abuse victim A Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) officer has been found guilty of gross incompetence after “utterly failing” a teenage domestic abuse victim who died following an argument with her ex-boyfriend. Police Professional 9/9/2020 News Rochester police chief and deputy to step down after Daniel Prude death USA: The chief and deputy police chiefs of Rochester, New York, are to step down, it was announced on Tuesday less than a week after footage emerged of a fatal incident from March in which officers in the city put a hood on Daniel Prude, who was potentially having a mental health episode, and then holding him down on the street. The Guardian 9/9/2020 News Man accused of attacking cops suing police after not guilty verdict AUSTRALIA: A man who suffered a brain injury after his head was "slammed into a police station counter" has been found not guilty of assaulting officers after a judge questioned the cop's allegations. 9 News (Australia) 9/9/2020 News The questions we face after an officer suicide… CANADA: Tragically, suicide is something that many first responder agencies have been faced with recently, and I think it needs to be talked about. After every life-ending choice, there is always so much speculation as to why a person would make this decision. How could they leave behind their family, friends, or children? I cannot speak for circumstances surrounding another person’s life-ending decision, but I can speak about my experience and the ripple effect of my mother’s decision to take her own life by suicide 25 years ago. Perhaps my journey through the stages of grief can help shed some light on some of those unanswered questions for people struggling to understand how another person could make a choice to die by their own hands. Blue Line (Canada) 9/9/2020 Feature, Opinion Gay Democrat labelled a ‘first class w***e’ by police union hits back at ‘racist, misogynistic, homophobic’ chief Gay Congressional candidate Ritchie Torres has branded the head of a police union as “racist, misogynistic and homophobic” after the group called him a “first class w***e”. Pink News 9/9/2020 News Inspector – Tasers could be issued to more PSNI officers Tasers could be issued to more frontline police officers in Northern Ireland, inspectors said. Belfast Telegraph 9/9/2020 News Memetic Copaganda: Understanding the Humorous Turn in Police Image Work Recently, numerous police organisations have made a strategic decision to employ humour on social media, via memes and other comical posts, to increase community engagement with their content and manage their public image. One key example of this practice comes from New South Wales Police, a state-based Australian police force whose self-described ‘meme strategy’ led to considerable increases in the organisation’s social media following. Through analysing the content of NSW Police’s memetic copaganda, in this article we unpack this approach to police public relations, detailing its rationale and implications. Police on social media, we argue, must address two very different regimes of visibility: ‘policing’s new visibility’, characterised by the increased visibility of police indiscretion as a result of citizen-produced content, and a ‘threat of invisibility’, in which the visibility of police-produced content on social media is always provisional, never assured. We consequently argue that the humorous turn in police image work represents a countermeasure to not only policing’s new visibility but also the ‘threat of invisibility’ facing police-produced content on social media. Crime Media Culture: An International Journal - Registration at source 9/9/2020 Research article PCC marks Emergency Services Day with call for better protection for officers The police and crime commissioner for Sussex, Katy Bourne, has marked this year’s Emergency Services day by giving her backing to plans to better protect police officers. Police Professional 9/9/2020 News Forces deal with hundreds of Border Force quarantine referrals England and Wales' three largest forces are dealing with hundreds of Border Force referrals of possible quarantine breaches following international travel. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/9/2020 News Public mustn’t forget the 999 services after COVID19 is gone The public can all do more to show thanks and respect to the officers who protect them, says Christine Elliott, Interim Chair of the College of Policing marking 999 Day. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/9/2020 Feature «327132723273327432753276327732783279Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
