Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 101034 total results. Showing results 66141 to 66160 «330433053306330733083309331033113312Next ›Last » Human rights lawyer to lead scrutiny of emergency police powers John Scott QC has been commissioned by Chief Constable Iain Livingstone QPM to review Police Scotland’s use of new emergency powers to respond to the coronavirus outbreak.The respected human rights lawyer will chair a group to provide independent scrutiny of how officers and staff are applying new legislation. Police Scotland 9/4/2020 News Coronavirus: Police vow tougher approach over Easter The PSNI has said there will be increased patrols over Easter - including cars being stopped - with spot fines for breaking lockdown rules now likely. BBC 9/4/2020 News A police chief threatened to start checking shopping trolleys for ‘unnecessary’ items during the UK coronavirus lockdown A UK police chief threatened that his officers would start checking people's shopping trolleys for items that are not "necessary" and "legitimate" if the public do not start following coronavirus lockdown rules. Business Insider 9/4/2020 News Certificate of Movement: How France is policing the lockdown Travelling through France as the lockdown was announced, Tristram Hicks, a former detective superintendent and now a global consultant on organised international crime, money laundering and corruption, gives a personal account of how the French are enforcing the lockdown as the country attempts to counter the spread of Covid-19. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 9/4/2020 Feature, Opinion ‘Heightened sense of anxiety:’ Police increasingly face COVID-19 threats CANADA: The head of the Canadian Police Association says he is worried about the increasing number of COVID-19 threats officers face while responding to calls. Blue Line (Canada) 9/4/2020 News Coronavirus – PPE guidance issued Guidance from the National Police Chiefs' Council on the use of personal protective equipment (PPE) for police has been issued. College of Policing 9/4/2020 Report ‘Not a race track!’: Blackbox insurers send more erratic driving and speeding warnings as some motorists take advantage of deserted lockdown roads – and police turn to Twitter to shame law-breakers The Covid-19 lockdown has reduced traffic on the roads by almost two thirds, cutting the number of daily accidents significantly ThisIsMoney.co.uk 9/4/2020 News Power Hungry – Police want even more lockdown powers – including bans on long journeys and outdoor exercise Police chiefs want the Government to give them even more lockdown powers to stop people ignoring social distancing rules. Police Professional 9/4/2020 News Man claiming to have had Covid-19 jailed after coughing at officers A man who claimed to have had Covid-19 has been jailed after coughing at Derbyshire Constabulary officers. Police Professional 9/4/2020 News Police Scotland Federation sets up panel of scientists and medical experts on safety The federation have set up a panel of scientists and medical experts to give safeguarding advice for officers. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/4/2020 News Policing’s NMC teams shortlisted for European award The National Management Centre, the nationally-supported cyber security protection facility that’s being rolled out across police forces, has been announced as a finalist for Best Security Team at this year’s SC Awards Europe. National Enabling Programmes 9/4/2020 News Coronavirus: why we must tackle hard questions about police power We need to be clearer about what’s at stake when deciding how, for what purpose, and against whom, police authority is deployed, says Ian Loader. Police Professional 9/4/2020 Feature, Opinion Coronavirus: Gang life ‘has stopped’ because of COVID-19 Sheldon Thomas, who founded the Gangsline Foundation Trust, said county lines and "cuckooing" activity have also decreased. Sky News 9/4/2020 News Coronavirus: Police chief warns those who flout the lockdown they could be arrested A police chief has warned those who flout the coronavirus lockdown that they could be arrested and end up with a criminal record for not following the rules. Sky News 9/4/2020 News Feedback: The importance of listening, involving and responding to communities facing Covid-19 A Crest Advisory report has revealed overwhelming support for the UK police's approach to policing the pandemic. Crisis Communication Consultant Amanda Coleman says now is the time to build community involvement into the communication strategy, laying the foundations for how the next generation view the police. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 9/4/2020 Feature, Opinion UK domestic abuse helplines report surge in calls during lockdown Experts say household isolation may lead to increase in abusive behaviour and violence The Guardian 9/4/2020 News A Lesson to Learn? A Study of How Various Ranks and Police Leaders Understand and Relate to Experience-Based Learning Improvement through experience-based learning is on the agenda of the Norwegian police. This paper will examine how ‘experience-based learning’ is understood and practiced by police leaders of different ranks within crisis management. The study’s analysis is based on in-depth interviews with Incident Management (IM) police staff members, such as the district chief of police, the chief of IM staff and the control room supervisors. The paper presents three findings. First, the analysis shows there is a difference in the various police ranks in the perception of the term. Second, the police leaders, across the ranks, share an understanding that the police are not sufficiently good at learning and developing practice from experience due to cultural issues within the organisation. Third, there are differences in police leaders’ views as to the extent to which closing reports form the basis for changes in practice. The paper discusses the conditions required for experience-based learning as an approach to developing crisis management in the police. The paper argues that improving the police service through experience requires that leaders share a common understanding of the term ‘experience-based learning’ and its pre-condition such as reflection. Policing and Society - Registration at source 9/4/2020 Research article Autistic people ‘judged by public and police’ over distancing during exercise Carers of autistic people with a limited understanding of social distancing have said they are being judged by the public and challenged by police when helping them with their daily exercise. News Shopper 9/4/2020 News Police force first to make staff work from home as scores self-isolating One of England's biggest police forces is starting to take 101 calls from home as more staff are set to fall sick over the coming weeks. Express 9/4/2020 News Asymmetry in Media Effects on Perceptions of Police: An Analysis Using A Within-Subjects Design Experiment The current study examines the influence of positive, negative, and mixed portrayals of the police in the media on perceptions of police. Participants were randomly assigned to watch an edited video segment from entertainment media. Employing a within-subjects design, participants were surveyed on their perceptions of police, exposed to a video clip, and then re-surveyed. Results from paired-samples t-tests provide evidence concerning media impact on perceptions of police with strong internal validity. The current findings indicate that media exposure can matter, particularly when it introduces negative images of police. Even when mixed images of police were presented, participants were more driven by the negative portrayal. This finding is in line with an asymmetrical impact of negative encounters with police relative to positive encounters. Police Practice and Research - Registration at source 9/4/2020 Research article «330433053306330733083309331033113312Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
