Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103232 total results. Showing results 65841 to 65860 «328932903291329232933294329532963297Next ›Last » Attacks on police ‘completely unacceptable’ Attacks on police officers sent to break up illegal parties are “utterly unacceptable”, the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) Commissioner has said. Police Professional 26/6/2020 News Met chief ‘dumbfounded’ by officers’ alleged photos of murdered sisters Cressida Dick says entire force would condemn taking of inappropriate images at scene The Guardian 26/6/2020 News Woman’s rape claim dismissed in mocking police emails Woman’s rape claim dismissed in mocking police emails Belfast Telegraph 26/6/2020 News Attacks on police ‘completely unacceptable’ – Met Commissioner Officers have been targeted while breaking up illegal parties in London. Express & Star 26/6/2020 News Man shot dead by police after stabbing in Glasgow hotel A man has been shot dead by police after a stabbing attack at a hotel in Glasgow city centre. BBC 26/6/2020 News Policing in the Eye of the Storm In the wake of Hurricane Harvey, a series of focus groups were held with local law enforcement agencies in Southeast Texas to discuss the implementation of their emergency plans and challenges faced. The area suffered up to 60 in. of rain and flooding within three days. Their comments became prophetic when Tropical Storm Imelda swept through the area two years later dumping 42 in. of rain within a similar time frame. The purpose of this study is to present the lessons learned from a law enforcement perspective. A thematic qualitative design was used to identify key factors. Focus groups with the major law enforcement and local governmental officials in the Golden Triangle area of Southeast Texas revealed that prior existing relationships with other government entities, nonprofit organizations, and private industry are essential to address the challenges of coordination and system barriers that occur in the initial stages of response in the eye of the storm. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology - Registration at source 26/6/2020 Research article Police Stress, Mental Health, and Resiliency During the Covid-19 Pandemic The COVID-19 pandemic created social upheaval and altered norms for all members of society, but its effects on first responders have been particularly profound. Law enforcement officers have been expected to coordinate local shutdowns, encourage social distancing, and enforce stay-at-home mandates all while completing the responsibilities for which they are already understaffed and underfunded. The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on officer stress, mental health, resiliency, and misconduct is explored drawing insight from reactions to the HIV epidemic over two decades earlier and the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. COVID-19 policing is hypothesized to serve as a significant stressor for officers and compound the general and organizational stress associated with the occupation. Avenues for providing officer support are discussed and recommendations for research into the phenomenon presented. American Journal of Criminal Justice 26/6/2020 Research article FAI refers investigation into its affairs to gardaí The Football Association of Ireland has referred an independent report into its affairs to the gardaí and the office of the director of corporate enforcement. The Times - Subscription at source 26/6/2020 News Policing the lockdown: Compliance, enforcement and procedural justice How the police have responded to enforcing the lockdown in the UK has received considerable attention. Ben Bradford, Zoe Hobson, Arabella Kyprianides and Julia Yesberg from the Jill Dando Institute, UCL plus Jonathan Jackson and Krisztián Pósch from the Methodology department of LSE look back and discuss the public's compliance with these tactics over the duration of the lockdown. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 26/6/2020 Analysis, Feature Lives saved thanks to Queensland Police now undergoing award-winning tactical first aid training A stream of blood poured out of the thigh before police officer Dustin Osborne quickly applied pressure and wrapped a tourniquet around the amputated limb. The Courier Mail (Australia) 26/6/2020 Analysis, Feature Forced Marriage Unit statistics 2012 OFFICIAL STATISTICS; Details of the Forced Marriage Unit's casework during 2012. [pdf] Home Office 26/6/2020 Report Police warn ‘not the time to gather together’ as Liverpool fans party in streets Police have condemned the thousands of Liverpool fans who filled the streets outside Anfield after the club won the Premier League. Express & Star 26/6/2020 News US House passes sweeping police reform bill The US House of Representatives has passed a sweeping police reform bill that currently has little prospect of becoming law amid partisan gridlock. BBC 26/6/2020 News Priti Patel demands to see Met Police chief Cressida Dick ‘first thing today for a full explanation’ Priti Patel will demand a 'full explanation' from Metropolitan Police Commissioner Cressida Dick today after police officers were overpowered and forced to flee a 'mini riot' after a block party in Brixton. The Home Secretary is due to meet the UK's top cop following a second night of unrest as the scenes at an illegal party in south London on Wednesday were repeated when police were pelted with objects further illegal gatherings in Notting Hill, Streatham and Tottenham overnight. Mail Online 26/6/2020 News PSNI drug seizures triple over decade Drug seizures and arrests are more than three times the levels they were a decade ago, it has emerged. Belfast Telegraph 26/6/2020 News Revealed: Wave of gun crimes in June – as police launch massive crackdown Police have revealed the West Midlands has been hit by TEN known instances where guns have been fired so far this month. Birmingham Live 26/6/2020 News Money-saving Staffordshire Police move into Hanley fire station to cost over £1.6 million Around 200 Staffordshire Police officers and staff are set to move out of the old Hanley Police Station early next year Stoke on Trent Live 26/6/2020 News U.S. House passes Democratic police reform bill as impasse deepens WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. House of Representatives approved a sweeping Democratic police reform bill on Thursday, sending the measure to the Senate despite opposition from President Donald Trump and his Republican allies in Congress. Reuters 26/6/2020 News George Floyd death: What US police officers think of protests When massive protests against police brutality broke out across the US in May 2020, Charles Billups was not at all surprised. BBC 26/6/2020 Analysis, Feature Police attacked at illegal street party in Notting Hill Officers attempting to disperse crowds at an unlicensed music event have been attacked by revellers in west London, police said. The Guardian 26/6/2020 News «328932903291329232933294329532963297Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
