Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100982 total results. Showing results 66701 to 66720 «333233333334333533363337333833393340Next ›Last » Forces ask for the help of police volunteers to bolster officer numbers The National Police Chiefs’ Council are asking employers to consider providing paid leave to Special Constables so they can support the police service in managing the impact of the Coronavirus. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 20/3/2020 News Tech allows 999 callers to share live video via phone A police force says it is the first in the country to introduce technology that allows 999 callers to share a live video stream of an incident with call handlers on their smartphone. Metro 20/3/2020 News ‘Large number’ of hand sanitisers purchased for front-line police officers Front-line police officers in Wiltshire will be equipped with hand sanitisers as soon as possible. Wiltshire 999s 20/3/2020 News 999 callers to livestream video to police from crime and accident scenes for the first time Livestreamed video by 999 callers could help police decide on the best resources to deploy and provide evidence for investigations The Telegraph - Subscription at source 20/3/2020 News Alasdair Macintyre’s Challenge: Police Corruption, Management Ethics, and the Indispensable Virtues of Integrity and Constancy This paper investigates some of the information conditions necessary for the preservation of police officers’ individual and collective moral agency, particularly the virtues of integrity and constancy, which can diminish in markedly rule-based, informationally impoverished, or corrupt work environments. We focus on one particular work from philosopher Alasdair MacIntyre, who explores the threat of social structures to moral agency by using the hypothetical case of J whose job it was to make the trains run on time while avoiding questions about the cargo. J’s supervisors and the broader social structure he occupies inhibited his capacity to be a full moral agent. In order to illustrate the relevance and application of MacIntyre’s argument to policing and the good justice, including the wider philosophical and economic problems of compartmentalization of moral agency, we draw from his framework to consider our own case study in policing inspired by a challenging era within the recent history of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department (USA). Implications for leadership and management in policing are discussed. International Journal of Police Science & Management - Registration at source 20/3/2020 Research article India hangings bring end to gang-rape case, but no real justice Until India accepts brutality begets brutality, plague of sexual violence will go on The Guardian 20/3/2020 Analysis, Feature NPCC calls for law change on polygraphs in offender management Polygraph testing could help police and probation teams make critical decisions about offenders, according to researchers. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/3/2020 News NPCC asks employers to provide paid leave to special constables Employers across the country are being asked to provide paid leave to Special Constables so they can support the service in managing the impact of the coronavirus. Police Professional 20/3/2020 News Security Guard Vacancies – Join the Babcock security services team Babcock security guard vacancies at three RAF locations. Closing date for applications extended to 31st March 2020. Policing Insight 20/3/2020 Advertisement, Feature, Jobs Greater Manchester Police vow: “We will respond to the public, right down to the force’s last man and woman” 999 calls will be answered as police staff are moved to different locations to reduce risk of catching virus en mass Manchester Evening News 20/3/2020 News UK police ask firms to give paid leave for volunteer officers to help with coronavirus British police on Friday asked employers to consider giving paid leave to more than 10,000 volunteer officers to help deal with the coronavirus outbreak. Reuters 20/3/2020 News Coronavirus: Man arrested for ‘failing to self-isolate’ on Isle of Man A man has been arrested for allegedly failing to self-isolate after arriving on the Isle of Man amid the coronavirus pandemic. BBC 20/3/2020 News Met Commissioner: “There are no plans for military deployment” Nick Ferrari wanted to find out if the Metropolitan Police had plans to enforce law and order in London with the help of the army. LBC 20/3/2020 News Probationer training prioritised as recruits move to front line earlier Officers fast tracked through system as criminal records checks sped up to allow volunteers to start. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/3/2020 News WYP extends telephone statement scheme to reduce officer exposure to coronavirus West Yorkshire Police is to roll out its telephone witness statements service across the whole county to help reduce the spread of coronavirus. Police Professional 20/3/2020 News COVID-19 joint statement The coronavirus outbreak has spurred widespread anxiety and forced many people to work from home. Malign actors are actively exploiting these new challenging circumstances to target remote workers, businesses and individuals alike. Europol 20/3/2020 News Metropolitan Police – alleged abuse of position to access confidential information. A senior officer working with the Metropolitan Police Service is under investigation by the Independent Office for Police Conduct over alleged abuse of their position to access confidential information. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 20/3/2020 News Police to take victim and witness statements by phone to slow coronavirus spread West Yorkshire Police are urging victims and witnesses to give their statements over the phone as the coronavirus outbreak continues. Dewsbury Reporter 20/3/2020 News Coronavirus: Supermarkets ‘want police support’ to stem panic buying Industry sources have said that UK supermarkets want police support to deter unruly behaviour if London goes into lockdown to stem the spread of coronavirus. The Week 20/3/2020 News First arrest on UK soil for ‘failing to self-isolate due to coronavirus’: 26-year-old male faces £10,000 fine and three months in jail after arriving on Isle of Man then ‘refusing to go into 14-day quarantine’ British police today made their first arrest linked to coronavirus quarantining after a 26-year-old was held for allegedly failing to self-isolate. Mail Online 20/3/2020 News «333233333334333533363337333833393340Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
