Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97448 total results. Showing results 66021 to 66040 «329832993300330133023303330433053306Next ›Last » Degrees for 20,000 new police recruits – the quest for representation and inclusion Government is calling for 20,000 new police officer recruits. With less money, more crime and new recruitment procedures, how possible is it to achieve these numbers and still have a representative and inclusive workforce. RSA 25/11/2019 Analysis, Feature Court of Appeal to hear legal challenge to automated facial recognition technology In a world first, the UK’s senior Court will hear Mr Bridges’ claim that police use of automated facial recognition technology infringed his right to privacy, data protection and discriminated contrary to the Equality Act 2010. Here’s an overview of this ground-breaking case. Law Mostly 25/11/2019 Analysis, Feature Domestic abuse charges fall despite rise in recorded crimes Labour blames disparity in figures on chronic underfunding of justice system The Guardian 25/11/2019 News Police officer ‘orders driver to remove B******* to Brexit car sign’ A passenger in the vehicle claims the officer said displaying the anti-Brexit slogan on the car was a public order offence. Sky News 25/11/2019 News Tackling the links between social media and youth violence Work with Offenders explores a new initiative recognising that limiting young people's use of social media will simply drive online activity underground. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 25/11/2019 News Pension discrimination deal a year away for claimants says legal firm Outline deal to resolve discrimination action could be in place by May next year. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 25/11/2019 News Driver charged after £10m cocaine seizure Almost 100kg of cocaine with a street value of £10 million was found hidden in a load of frozen fish by Border Force officers at Newhaven port in East Sussex. Police Professional 25/11/2019 News EU law enforcement and judicial authorities join forces to disrupt terrorist propaganda online Between 21-24 November, law enforcement and judicial authorities in Europe launched a joint action against the so-called Islamic State (IS) to disrupt the online activities of this terrorist organisation. Europol 25/11/2019 News Jury considers verdict in Hillsborough police chief manslaughter case Judge reminds jury of ‘lie’ told by David Duckenfield that Liverpool fans forced open gate The Guardian 25/11/2019 News As paedophile hunters proliferate, police need a long-term strategy for dealing with them Vigilante paedophile hunters are playing an increasingly mainstream role in the prosecution of perpetrators of child sexual exploitation. But how should the police deal with them? Dr Katerina Hadjimatheou of the University of Essex explores the benefits and the dangers of working with these controversial groups. Policing Insight - Registration at source 25/11/2019 Analysis Force ICT issues cause delay to Manchester Arena bombing hearing ICT issues result in missing radio communications and delayed command and control statements inquiry told. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 25/11/2019 News Crimes against women: Interpol makes public appeal to help track fugitives Interpol is calling for the public’s help in locating eight international fugitives wanted for alleged crimes against women, including murder. INTERPOL 25/11/2019 Jobs Cheshire Police says county’s knife crime rates are among lowest in England This was revealed during the Tackling Weapons Conference which showcased the ongoing work to make Cheshire a place where no-one wants to or feels that they need to carry a weapon. Guardian (Northwich) 25/11/2019 News Conservatives pledge new cyber crime force and new equipment The Conservatives will create a new cyber crime force and extend the powers of police and crime commissioners Police Oracle - Subscription at source 25/11/2019 News Six teenagers arrested after cinema violence leaves seven officers injured Seven police officers were injured when violence broke out at the Star City multiplex cinema in Birmingham on Saturday (November 23) during a screening of the gang-themed film Blue Story. Police Professional 25/11/2019 News Violence traps scared kids in county lines gangs. They need help before it’s too late Young people are exploited for years before getting support. Social care, schools and police need to know the warning signs The Guardian 25/11/2019 Feature, Opinion Swastika was scrawled in area of police station accessible only to staff Met police launched hate crime investigation after symbol found in Edmonton base The Guardian 25/11/2019 News Privatizing Police Discretion—‘Private Security Criminal Investigations’ in Sweden This article highlights the commodification of private security criminal investigations in Sweden. Today, the reach of the private security industry extends to almost all responsibilities traditionally reserved for the police. Regulation is constantly trying to catch up with the ever-changing scope and nature of private security. When looking at private security industry regulation in the European Union, Sweden enjoys one of the most comprehensive frameworks. There are however gaps and private security criminal investigation is one which, if left unchecked, could possibly lead to a dangerous commodification of justice and decreasing trust in the police. In this article, these issues are explored through interviews with a number of stakeholders. The interviews reveal that the potential danger lies in circumstances whereby police are, for various reasons, forced to turn down investigations. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice - Registration at source 25/11/2019 Research article Detectives reveal how CSI teams are using forensic science techniques in battle against wildlife crime across Scotland Police Scotland’s specialist wildlife crime unit is using forensic techniques pioneered in murder investigations to tackle a rise in hare coursing. The Sunday Post 25/11/2019 News France unveils new measures to fight deadly domestic abuse French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe on Monday unveiled a string of measures aimed at preventing deadly domestic violence against women, a scourge President Emmanuel Macron has described as “France’s shame”. Yahoo! 25/11/2019 News «329832993300330133023303330433053306Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
