Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97662 total results. Showing results 65741 to 65760 «328432853286328732883289329032913292Next ›Last » California police officer involved in two fatal shootings in one year A new report has found that a California police officer was involved in two fatal shootings in just one year, highlighting the deadly results of American police policies that generally allow officers to use deadly force when they deem necessary. The Independent 13/12/2019 News Officers missed signs of life on hanged man Two Essex Police officers have received additional training after it emerged they missed signs of life on a man found hanging inside his home. Police Professional, The Guardian 13/12/2019 News Overweight officers put through their paces! More than 1,000 Mexico City cops enroll in exercise program offering them $50-a-month to lose weight and get healthy More than 1,000 overweight cops across Mexico's capital have enrolled in a program to get fit which offers them a $50-a-month incentive to shed the pounds. Mail Online 13/12/2019 News Quarter of revenge porn and social media hacks are precursors to domestic violence – UK cyber police A quarter of cyber-dependent crime, including revenge porn and the hacking of social media accounts, are precursors to domestic violence, according to research that has not yet been released by police in the UK’s cybercrime units. The New Statesman 13/12/2019 News More police will be on streets over Christmas period The Met has launched Operation Winter Nights, a seasonal increase in police operations to prevent criminal activity and to keep people safe during the Christmas period. London News Online 13/12/2019 News Four in court over PC Harper death Four people have appeared at the Old Bailey this morning (December 13) to face charges in connection with the death of Thames Valley Police Constable Andrew Harper. Police Professional 13/12/2019 News Response officer convicted of careless driving while on duty A Kent Police officer has been convicted of careless driving while on duty. Police Professional 13/12/2019 News Johnson ‘must stick to pre-election promises’ Prior to Thursday’s (December 12) vote, the party had made a series of policy announcements focusing on law and order, including promising to recruit 20,000 new police officers, central funding for an increased Taser roll out, a Police Covenant, the intention to double maximum sentences for those who attack officers (and other emergency services workers) from 12 months to 24 months, as well as greater protection for police drivers and allowing special constables to be represented by the PFEW. Police Professional 13/12/2019 News Federation reacts to General Election results Policing must be at the heart of the new Government’s agenda and it must now deliver on its pre-election promises, says the Police Federation of England and Wales. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 13/12/2019 News Lights, Camera, Provocation? Exploring Experiences of Surveillance in the Policing of Scottish Football Based primarily on research into the policing of football fans in Scotland following the implementation of the Offensive Behaviour at Football and Threatening Communications Act (Scotland) Act 2012 this paper examines the interplay of police techniques and surveillance technologies in the policing of Scottish football. There has been relatively little academic attention directed towards the Act, so the question of why and how this flagship legislation generated such intense opposition that it was repealed within six years of its introduction demands investigation. This paper explores the implementation of the Act from the perspectives of football fans, criminal justice agencies, and representatives of football clubs, with a specific focus on the impact of police surveillance practices. The research uncovered strong perceptions that such practices were considered intimidatory, which may have weakened the perceived legitimacy of the Act. This paper poses a challenge to simple readings of evidence in terms of the claimed benefits of particular forms of surveillance, arguing that the use of technologies such as powerful hand-held cameras and body worn video (BWV) has had a detrimental impact on police-fan relationships, interactions and dialogue. Policing and Society - Registration at source 13/12/2019 Research article Promises on policing must be delivered The government must now deliver on its pre-election promises, says the Police Federation of England and Wales. PoliticsHome 13/12/2019 News People caught with drugs will get to avoid a criminal record under police boss’s new scheme Police and Crime Commissioner Arfon Jones says the scheme has cut re-offending rates and reduced police and court time North Wales Live 13/12/2019 News Chile’s police to reform as allegations of abuses mount Chile’s top law enforcement official on Thursday detailed deep reforms to a police force dogged by allegations of human rights abuses ranging from torture to rape during nearly two months of protests in the South American nation. Reuters 13/12/2019 News Staffordshire Police under investigation over dealings with London Bridge terrorist Staffordshire Police is to be investigated over its handling of London Bridge terrorist Usman Kahn to determine whether more could have been done to prevent him carrying out his attack. Police Professional 13/12/2019 News Former officers elected as MPs Three former police officers are among the intake of MPs heading for Westminster Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/12/2019 News Kent police officer faces misconduct hearing after careless driving conviction A Kent police officer has been convicted of careless driving while on duty. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 13/12/2019 News How bikie-busting elite police squad Raptor 13 were called in to shut down notorious Sydney rap group OneFour to stop violence in the west – as lead cop says ‘why can’t they sing about something else?’ Cops from bikie-busting squad Raptor 13 have vowed to shut down controversial rap group OneFour and say they'll make every part of their lives 'uncomfortable'. Mail Online 13/12/2019 News Harsher punishments needed for wildlife crime People convicted of wildlife crimes such as deer poaching, hare coursing, killing badgers or birds of prey should receive bigger fines and longer prison sentences than currently available. Scottish Field 13/12/2019 News Police officers are cleared of misconduct after failing to remove noose from dying man’s neck in bid to preserve evidence Two police officers have been cleared of misconduct after they failed to remove a noose from a dying man's neck in a bid to preserve evidence. Mail Online 13/12/2019 News ‘Crossover kids’: Offending by child protection-involved youth AUSTRALIA: Child maltreatment and youth offending present critical challenges. Child protection services investigate abuse, neglect and other harms to children, and respond to substantiated cases of harm via voluntary service provision or statutory court orders (Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) 2018a). 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