Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115967 total results. Showing results 65721 to 65740 «328332843285328632873288328932903291Next ›Last » Apple’s encrypted browsing will make it harder for police to investigate dangerous criminals The technology giant rolled out its Private Relay feature last month for iPhones, iPads, laptops and desktop computers The Telegraph 2/10/2021 News Sarah Everard murder: New verification checks for Scotland’s police A new verification check for lone police officers in Scotland has been introduced in the wake of the murder of Sarah Everard. BBC 2/10/2021 News Sarah Everard murder: Five voices demanding police reform Campaigners say the horrific killing by a Metropolitan police officer must prompt a debate about the culture of forces across the country The Guardian 2/10/2021 Feature, Opinion The Met police can keep women safe by recording misogyny as a hate crime. I tried it, and it works I led the first police force in the country to record misogyny as a hate crime – victims and officers became aware of its impact i News - Subscription at source 2/10/2021 Feature, Opinion More than 100 furious protesters arrested as anti-vaccination chanters block traffic AUSTRALIA: Police have arrested more than 100 people at an anti-lockdown and anti-vaccination rally as traffic was blocked by angry protesters in Melbourne. News.com.au (Australia) 2/10/2021 News Combined Tasmania Police, AFP and Australian Border Force drug bust uncovers $4.5m ice haul AUSTRALIA: Tasmania Police have seized 3 kilograms of crystal methamphetamine, with an estimated street value of $4.5 million, after raids on two properties in the northern Hobart suburb of Glenorchy yesterday. ABC News (Australia) 2/10/2021 News Ottawa police see most diverse recruiting class amid possible budget freeze CANADA: On his very first shift as an Ottawa police officer, Const. Niloy Ahmed tried to resuscitate an unconscious woman who had collapsed in her apartment. Despite his best efforts at CPR, she died. CBC News (Canada) 2/10/2021 News The implications of Méndez Principles for Canada CANADA: In 2016, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on Torture, Juan E. Méndez, invited member states to recognize a universal set of guidelines for effective and non-coercive interviewing methods and procedural safeguards to prevent torture, ill-treatment or coercion. Blue Line (Canada) 2/10/2021 Analysis, Feature How does Ireland treat migrants? ‘There is no uniformity in their decisions’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Ireland has a relatively high non-enforcement rate of deportation orders but campaigners say there are plenty of lessons to learn in terms of how migrants are treated by the State. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 2/10/2021 News Serving Garda member suspended after investigation into drugs trade REPIBLIC OF IRELAND: A serving member of An Garda Síochána has been suspended from duty while a major investigation examines allegations that information held by the force was used to aid the activities of a crime gang. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 2/10/2021 News Police seize over £1.5 MILLION from Manchester’s gangs and criminals in one month Over £1.5million in assets gained from criminal activity has been successfully recovered by Greater Manchester Police. Manchester Evening News 2/10/2021 News Wayne Couzens could have ‘offended before’ claims criminology professor Sarah Everard's murderer will officially spend the rest of his life behind bars, but according to a criminology teacher, the 33-year-old marketing executive can't be his only victim. Express 2/10/2021 News Sarah Everard: North Yorkshire police commissioner urged to resign for saying victim should not have ‘submitted’ to false arrest North Yorkshire police commissioner is criticised for saying Sarah Everard should never have "submitted" to a false arrest and adding that women "need to be streetwise" about the powers that police officers have. Sky News 2/10/2021 News Cleveland police chief Steve Turner referred to watchdog Cleveland's police and crime commissioner has been referred to the police watchdog over a caution for theft he received in the 1990s. BBC 2/10/2021 News Police and Crime Commissioner’s rallying call for Worcestershire residents to have their say on his ‘Safer West Mercia Plan’ Police and Crime Commissioner John Campion is urging residents to have their say on the Safer West Mercia Plan which will shape policing across Worcestershire. Bromsgrove Standard 2/10/2021 News Boris Johnson: police failings on violence against women ‘infuriating’ Boris Johnson has said the police’s failure to take sexual violence against women seriously was “infuriating”, pointing in particular to long delays in the criminal justice system that can result in people waiting years for their case to be heard. The Guardian 2/10/2021 News Senior female officer wants ‘zero tolerance’ on sexist police banter Met risks breakdown in confidence among women, warns Janet Hills, ex-chair of London’s Black Police Association The Guardian 2/10/2021 News Breaking up the boys’ club: how sexism still damages the police A toxic culture of misogyny among some officers disrupts investigations and erodes women’s faith in forces The Guardian 2/10/2021 News Information sharing in community policing in Europe: Building public confidence The literature on the importance of procedural justice in policing is extensive. Using the context of information sharing in community policing, this paper argues that interactional, procedural and distributive justice are salient in interactions between the police and the public, both online and face-to-face. Structured interviews (n = 161) were conducted with members of young minority groups and intermediaries (who work with minorities and police agencies) across nine countries in Europe. Our analysis of barriers and facilitators to sharing information with the police highlights processes of interactional, procedural and distributive justice in building public confidence. We highlight theoretical and practical implications of relevance to policing internationally. Our findings show that demonstrating aspects of interactional justice (attitude and behaviour, accessibility and communication, personal contact and relationships); procedural justice (responsiveness and efficiency, data protection and security); and distributive justice (outcomes and effectiveness, equity in distribution of policing services) have a role in building public confidence and facilitating information sharing with police online and face-to-face. We conclude that in addition to micro-level interactions, meso-level social processes (e.g. community policing models and data protection and security procedures) can be useful in enhancing public confidence. European Journal of Criminology 2/10/2021 Analysis, Feature Responding to domestic abuse survivors during and after the COVID-19 lockdowns Ahead of next week’s London Policing College Domestic Abuse workshop – the first in a series of workshops organised by the College, leading up to the 3rd International Police Education Conference in November – Vicky Lechuga, Manager of Hillingdon Women’s Centre, highlights the pressures created by the pandemic on domestic abuse services and survivors, as well as the opportunities for change during COVID-19 recovery. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 2/10/2021 Feature «328332843285328632873288328932903291Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
