Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115968 total results. Showing results 65601 to 65620 «327732783279328032813282328332843285Next ›Last » Avon and Somerset offers verification of lone officers Avon and Somerset Constabulary has become the latest force to launch a verification process aimed at reassuring members of the public in the aftermath of the murder of Sarah Everard by a serving police officer. Police Professional 6/10/2021 News Disciplinary notices issued over granting of Jake Davison firearms certificate The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has issued disciplinary notices against two members of police staff from Devon and Cornwall Police over their decision to grant a firearms licence to Jake Davison. Police Professional 6/10/2021 News Gloucestershire officer convicted of common assault by beating An officer from Gloucestershire Constabulary has been found guilty of common assault by beating in connection with the use of force while detaining a man last year. Police Professional 6/10/2021 News Plymouth shootings: Police worker faces misconduct proceedings A member of police staff has been issued with a gross misconduct notice over their handling of Plymouth gunman Jake Davison's application for a shotgun certificate. BBC 6/10/2021 News Docs and Cops: Origins and Ongoing Challenges of Evidence-Based Policing What lessons can evidence-based policing draw from the three-decade history of evidence-based medicine? Ongoing research and practice in evidence-based medicine 1992–2021. Evidence-based medicine has not met its goals due to the difficulty of behavior change, but changing financial incentives and information technology advances are beginning to have a significant impact. Evidence-based policing may benefit from evidence-based medicine’s experiences with diffusion of innovation and changing inbred cultural practices. Cambridge Journal of Evidence-Based Policing 6/10/2021 Research article New police collective agreement secures increased wages and focus on employee health CANADA: CORNWALL, Ontario – The Cornwall Police Association (CPA) and the Cornwall Police Services Board (CPSB) have released details of their newly ratified collective agreement. Seaway News (Canada) 6/10/2021 News East Ferris Police Services Board respond to municipal safety plan CANADA: In August, East Ferris released their community safety and well-being plan. The document provides a snapshot of services within the region, and gauges public opinion regarding those services. Blue Line (Canada) 6/10/2021 News Intelligence acquisition: The new European network of intelligence practitioners With global digitalisation, an increasingly complex international security landscape and the rapid advances in technology, new intelligence gathering tools and techniques are developing at pace; now a new European collaboration of 15 intelligence and security agencies has been established to focus and share research and development, as Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 6/10/2021 Feature, Innovation Police Scotland ‘boys’ club’ victimised female officer, tribunal rules Judgment condemns ‘sexist, horrific’ workplace culture faced by Rhona Malone in force’s firearms unit The Guardian 6/10/2021 News RCMP costs hammering small towns in Alberta CANADA: The town of Rimbey didn’t have to pay for RCMP services until 2020 and now the cost to have RCMP in the community will result in the equivalent of a 10 per cent property-tax increase annually, starting in a few years. Blue Line (Canada) 6/10/2021 News ‘Dystopian world’: Singapore patrol robots stoke fears of surveillance state SINGAPORE: Trial of robots to police ‘undesirable’ behaviour such as smoking or breaching social-distancing rules The Guardian 6/10/2021 News Treatment of Garda HR manager facing dismissal has ‘echoes of Kafka’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The treatment of a senior An Garda Síochána human resources manager, whose dismissal has been recommended by the head of the force, has “echoes of Kafka” and is “unfair”, the High Court has heard. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 6/10/2021 News Attitudes of Police Recruits Towards Offenders: the Impact of the Police Training on Attitudinal Change The traditional prevailing perspectives on attitudes assume that attitudes, once formed, are relatively stable over time. However, research has revealed that attitudes may be influenced by different factors that may change them. The present pre-post-test study aims to understand if the police recruits’ attitudes towards offenders change after police training and analyse the impact of sociodemographic and personality variables on recruits’ attitudes towards offenders. The Attitude Scale towards Offenders (ATO) and the NEO-FFI Personality Inventory were used in a sample of 74 recruits of a Portuguese Police Force at the beginning and the end of the police training program. Results revealed that, at the end of the training, recruits hold more negative attitudes towards offenders. Those who had previous professional experience in the army hold more positive attitudes, but only at the beginning of the training. Only attitudes towards offenders at the beginning of the police training program predict recruits’ attitudes towards offenders at the end of the training. These results emphasize the importance of initial and continuous training of recruits and police officers. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology - Registration at source 6/10/2021 Research article Justice Minister apologises to family of Dara Quigley over ‘absolutely unacceptable’ leak by garda REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Minister for Justice has publicly apologised to the family of the late Dara Quigley, who died after nude images of her were leaked by a member of the gardaí. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 6/10/2021 News Garda Commissioner Drew Harris has apologised for the breach of trust in Dara Quigley case REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda Commissioner Drew Harris has apologised for the breach of trust by a garda who shared images of a young journalist who was naked and anguished, before her death. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 6/10/2021 News Inquiry launched into issues raised by Couzens conviction The Home Office is launching an independent inquiry into the “systematic failures” that allowed Sarah Everard’s killer to be employed as a police officer. Police Professional 6/10/2021 News Communities want to see community leaders helping offenders turn their lives around “PCCs welcome the investment in the ‘Community Payback’ scheme. This scheme is an excellent opportunity for the public to get to see justice being done by offenders making a positive difference in their communities. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 6/10/2021 News National Police Chiefs’ Council Chair, Martin Hewitt, has welcomed the inquiry announced today into the issues raised by the conviction of Sarah Everard’s murderer and set out what policing must do to rebuild women’s trust. We need to understand what could have been done differently to prevent Sarah Everard’s murderer being in policing and the devastating harm he caused. But this is bigger than one man. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 6/10/2021 News Don’t wait for the straw to break the camel’s back Within the service back problems are commonplace, and it has been estimated the UK loses an incredible 4.9 million days to employee absenteeism through work related back pain. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 6/10/2021 News Inquest into Stephen Port murders to examine police competence Coroner says a focus will be whether lives might have been saved had police investigated first deaths differently The Guardian 6/10/2021 News «327732783279328032813282328332843285Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
