Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100784 total results. Showing results 6561 to 6580 «325326327328329330331332333Next ›Last » Garda training college Templemore becomes an election issue REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The long term fate of the Garda Training college in Templemore is becoming an election issue. Tipp Mid West Radio (Ireland) 19/11/2024 News Gardaà release images of 99 ‘persons of interests’ connected to Dublin riots REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A team of more than 50 gardaà has reviewed more than 17,000 hours of CCTV footage. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 19/11/2024 News Fit for the future: the case for a reformed national policing landscape Fit for the future: the case for a reformed national policing landscape, published by the Police Foundation and Leapwise Advisory, calls for a single national police agency to support better frontline policing for local communities across England and Wales. The Police Foundation 19/11/2024 Report Responding to nonemergency calls for service via video: A randomized controlled trial Research summary: We tested the effectiveness of virtual response in policing as an alternative to the traditional physical presence of officers to nonemergency calls for service. We randomly assigned 1059 eligible calls to either virtual or in-person responses. We estimated the results in terms of waiting time, criminal justice outcomes, cost efficiency, and victim satisfaction based on a representative sample of telephone interviews. We found significant improvements across all measures when using a virtual response, including reduced victim waiting times, greater odds of arrest and charges, and enhanced perceptions of procedural justice, satisfaction, trust, and confidence in the police service. We found no adverse effects on victims due to the lack of physical presence. Research implications: These findings suggest that, as with e-health services, law enforcement can benefit from a cost–beneficial virtual response to nonemergency calls for service. We encourage its consideration as a mass deployment option in policing, as well as a basis for future experimental replications. Criminology and Public Policy 19/11/2024 Research article Fit for the Future: The case for a reformed national policing landscape To coincide with the launch of a discussion paper on a stronger national centre for policing in England and Wales – jointly published by the Police Foundation and consultants Leapwise – Foundation Director Rick Muir and Leapwise Managing Director Tom Gash set out their arguments for a new national policing agency and a reformed approach to national decision-making. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 19/11/2024 Analysis, Feature, Opinion Police guidelines for non-crime hate incidents need to be made clearer, says policing minister – amid controversial investigation into Telegraph columnist Allison Pearson’s tweet Police should note online hostility in case it escalates into criminality but guidelines for non-crime hate incidents need to be made clearer, the policing minister said. Mail Online - Subscription at source 19/11/2024 News New policing body will help forces make ther most of technology A new national centre of policing will provide all forces with expertise in forensics, drone technology and artificial intelligence The Times - Subscription at source 19/11/2024 News ‘Policing by consent at risk if forces are not reformed’, Home Secretary warns, as she launches national overhaul The Home Secretary has warned that the British tradition of 'policing by consent' could cease to exist without major reforms. LBC 19/11/2024 News Home Secretary to announce major policing reforms to boost performance and reverse collapse in public confidence The Home Secretary is set to unveil a major programme of reforms and more than half a billion pounds of additional funding to boost public confidence in policing. Police Professional 19/11/2024 News New policing body will help forces make the most of technology A new national centre of policing will provide all forces with expertise in forensics, drone technology and artificial intelligence. A new national centre of policing will be set up to provide all police forces with expertise in forensics, drone technology, artificial intelligence and other technological advances. The new body will ensure policing in the UK takes advantage of the latest technology available and is better equipped to meet the evolving nature of crime. It will also minimise the differences in capability between police forces and ensure the standard of policing is more consistent across the country. Yvette Cooper, the home secretary, will announce the new body as part of an overhaul of reforms in a speech at the National Police Chiefs’ Council annual conference in central London today. The Times - Subscription at source 19/11/2024 News Almost £2m claimed in riot compensation so far Almost £2m has been claimed under the Riot Compensation Act (RCA), external in response to widespread disorder across the UK last summer, the BBC has discovered. According to figures from the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC), shared exclusively with the BBC, 88 separate claims have been registered. BBC 19/11/2024 News Police guidelines for non-crime hate incidents need to be made clearer, says policing minister – amid controversial investigation into Telegraph columnist Allison Pearson’s tweet Police should note online hostility in case it escalates into criminality but guidelines for non-crime hate incidents need to be made clearer, the policing minister said. Freedom of speech is important but police forces should be able to make operational decisions about who and what they investigate, Diana Johnson added. Mail Online 19/11/2024 News Police officer who shot Clare Nowland with a Taser would have only done so if it was lawful, defence tells jury AUSTRALIA: Threat the 95-year-old posed caused fear for those who lived that moment, barrister Troy Edwards SC tells jury The Guardian 19/11/2024 News Home secretary to announce extra £500m for neighbourhood policing Yvette Cooper says there needs to be a "fundamental reset" in the relationship between the public and the police. Sky News 19/11/2024 News High-ranking Cheshire Police officer suspended amid IOPC investigation Assistant chief constable Una Kelly has been suspended from duty with immediate effect due to an ongoing independent investigation. This is being carried out by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IPOC), with the probe in its early stages. Guardian (Knutsford) 19/11/2024 News Police to hire computer experts to free up time for front-line officers Yvette Cooper reveals plans for a new national centre to provide specialist back-up and services to the 43 forces in England and Wales. Experts in computers, aviation and forensics are to be hired for a new national police headquarter to free up front-line officers for neighbourhood policing. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 19/11/2024 News Police should use ‘common sense’ when recording non-crime hate incidents, says policing minister Dame Diana Johnson defends principle of recording occurrences and indicates rules could be widened for anti-Semitism and Islamophobia The Telegraph - Subscription at source 19/11/2024 News Police leaders set out vision for new era of policing enior police leaders have today, Tuesday November 19, set out their vision for a new police service focused on delivering for communities. Speaking at the NPCC & APCC Partnership Summit, Chief Constable Gavin Stephens, Chair of the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC), and Emily Spurrell, Chair of the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC), announced their intention to work with government to deliver far reaching reforms that will deliver capability to address new crime threats and help restore the public’s trust and confidence. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 19/11/2024 News How the largest gathering of US police chiefs is talking about AI USA: Officers training in virtual reality, cities surveilled by webs of sensors, and AI-generated police reports are all a sign of what’s to come. MIT Technology Review 19/11/2024 Feature Corrupt Victoria Police officer jailed after falsifying evidence in drug squad investigation AUSTRALIA: A corrupt police officer has been jailed for three years after faking DNA and handwriting test results while working in the drug squad. County Court judge Michael Cahill labelled the actions of Jye Symes an abuse of power, and said it could have resulted in a woman wrongly being sent to jail. ABC News (Australia) 19/11/2024 News «325326327328329330331332333Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
