Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97662 total results. Showing results 65761 to 65780 «328532863287328832893290329132923293Next ›Last » Dash cam footage sent to West Mercia Police 3,000 times over year Since Operation Snap was launched one year ago, 42 per cent of those caught on camera received warning letters and a further 43 per cent were processed for prosecution. Shropshire Star 13/12/2019 News Staffordshire police to be questioned over monitoring of London Bridge killer An investigation has begun into the role Staffordshire Police played in managing London Bridge terrorist Usman Khan after his release from prison. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 12/12/2019 News 44% of UK crime investigations are dropped Tim Kiely, Barrister at Red Lion Chambers, responds to the news that 44% of UK crime investigations are dropped without being fully explored Open Access Government 12/12/2019 News Inquiry into police over monitoring of London Bridge attacker Usman Khan killed two people in the attack last month after his release from prison The Guardian 12/12/2019 News Call for speed up of IOPC reforms after 9-year case ends with no action DC Mark Alston has 'no case to answer' after City of London forced to hold gross misconduct hearing following last year's court ruling. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/12/2019 News Police volunteer chief sacked following sexual assault case The most senior volunteer officer in Dyfed-Powys Police has been dismissed after being found guilty of gross misconduct. Police Professional 12/12/2019 News Fishmongers’ Hall terrorism incident – investigation update The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) investigation into the fatal shooting by Metropolitan and City of London Police officers of Usman Khan during the Fishmongers’ Hall terrorism incident on Friday 29 November is making good progress. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 12/12/2019 News Staffordshire Police to be investigated over management of London Bridge attacker Staffordshire Police will be investigated for its role in the management of London Bridge attacker Usman Khan following his release from prison, the police watchdog has said. Metro 12/12/2019 News Scandinavian woman ‘forced to withdraw rape claim’ in case similar to British teen’s Cyprus ordeal A Scandinavian woman says she was forced by Cypriot police to withdraw a rape claim or face arrest, in a striking parallel to the case of a British teenager who was allegedly gang raped on the Mediterranean island. The Telegraph 12/12/2019 News Police officer cleared of causing brain injury at student fees protest Det Con Mark Alston was not the officer who struck Alfie Meadows in 2010, panel finds The Guardian 12/12/2019 News Don’t Shoot! the Impact of Historical African American Protest on Police Killings of Civilians There is a long-standing history of protests in response to police killings of African American citizens. However, it remains a largely unanswered question as to whether these protest events have had any impact on subsequent police killings of African American civilians. To answer this question, we turn to the over 700 racial uprisings that occurred in the 1960s and early 1970s that were largely triggered by negative and often violent interactions between the African American community and police. To determine the impact of racial uprisings on police killings of civilians, we conduct an event-study analysis with a robust set of controls. We employ data on civilian deaths by legal intervention by race, county-level uprising occurrence, and county demographic characteristics. We take advantage of variation in the location and timing of a county’s first uprising to determine the impact of uprisings on police killings of civilians. Our identification strategy relies on pre-existing trends in deaths by legal intervention being uncorrelated with the date of the first uprising in a county. Journal of Quantitative Criminology - Registration at source 12/12/2019 Research article NZ Police Chief: Relations with all communities must ‘deepen and broaden’ to prevent another terror attack In March 2019, New Zealand suffered its worst ever terrorist attack when 51 innocent people were murdered and dozens injured as they attended Friday Prayer. Speaking at the International Conference of Crime Prevention in Dubai, New Zealand Police Commissioner Mike Bush discusses the implications the attack had for his force’s ‘Prevention First’ policy. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 12/12/2019 Feature Why are there so few prisoners in the Netherlands? The Dutch justice system is cutting jail populations by offering specialist rehabilitation to people with mental illnesses The Guardian 12/12/2019 Analysis, Feature White Island volcano: NZ police to recover bodies despite danger New Zealand police have said they plan to recover bodies from White Island - where a volcanic eruption killed at least eight people - on Friday morning. BBC 12/12/2019 News World’s largest database of hashed child abuse images created Collaboration between US and UK will make it easier to report and remove abuse images from internet platforms Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/12/2019 News Indian police who shot dead four gang-rapists ‘as they tried to escape’, prompting celebrations across the country, are investigated for possible murder Police officers in India who shot dead four accused gang rapists and killers who allegedly attempted to escape jail are now being investigated for possible murder themselves. Mail Online 12/12/2019 News Hertfordshire lead on ‘neglected’ issue of gangs who target homeless Homeless charities are warning police forces and other agencies have not adapted to crimes such as slavery and gang violence targeted against homeless people. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/12/2019 News Paedophile who preyed on girl, 13, spared jail after backlogs delayed his case A paedophile who admitted having sex with a 13-year-old girl has been spared jail after backlogs meant his case took over two years to come before the courts. The Telegraph 12/12/2019 News Home Office unlawfully delaying support for modern slavery victims, High Court rules The Home Office has been unlawfully forcing trafficked people to wait for months and sometimes years before granting them leave to remain in the UK, the High Court has ruled. The Independent 12/12/2019 News Salisbury Novichok clean-up mission ‘couldn’t fail’ Removing Novichok from Salisbury "was a mission that couldn't fail", the Welshman in charge of decontaminating the city has said. BBC 12/12/2019 News «328532863287328832893290329132923293Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
