Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103266 total results. Showing results 66981 to 67000 «334633473348334933503351335233533354Next ›Last » Four Minnesota cops fired after death of unarmed black man Four Minnesota police officers have been fired after the death of a black man who was taken into custody and seen on video being pinned down by his neck. BBC 27/5/2020 News The National Intelligence Model Understanding the job of intelligence officers is comparable to a jigsaw puzzle; they begin with a few pieces, over time more pieces are gathered. As analysts their job is to make sense of the information and form a report that others can act on. However, analysts can never be certain that all the pieces are necessary, or if all the pieces have been collected or perhaps come from a different puzzle. BSC Policing Network 26/5/2020 Feature, Opinion TechnologyOne provides seamless support to the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service As the world’s fourth largest fire and rescue service, the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) has faced maintaining a 24/7 emergency response during the current COVID-19 outbreak and Cloud based technology has played a significant role in ensuring they have maintained services to support their operational response. Emergency Services Times 26/5/2020 News NZ Police knew Armed Response Team trials were flawed from the beginning NEW ZEALAND: New Zealand Police knew its trial of an Armed Response Team had problems even before the test started. TVNZ 1 News (New Zealand) 26/5/2020 News Durham police start investigation as questions persist about Dominic Cummings’s account of trip On Tuesday night it emerged Durham police have started their investigation into Dominic Cummings’ alleged breach of lockdown rules. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 26/5/2020 News Police interview witness over Dominic Cummings’ alleged breach of coronavirus lockdown Police have interviewed a witness over Dominic Cummings' alleged coronavirus lockdown breach. The Standard 26/5/2020 News ‘A chaotic cycle of abuse and crime’: The truth behind prescription drugs and prisons The picture we have of the prison estate’s drug epidemic is far from complete and, crucially, overlooks the policy of prescribing and dispensing synthetically-produced opiates for addicted inmates The Independent 26/5/2020 News Jaden Moodie: ‘reachable moment’ missed to protect murdered teenager Poor communication between authorities had impact on 14-year-old’s county lines exploitation, review finds The Guardian 26/5/2020 News BAME people fined more than white population under coronavirus laws Police in England issue at least 22% of fines for contravening lockdown to 15.5% of population The Guardian 26/5/2020 News World Class Policing: Police Service of Northern Ireland’s innovative approach to public consultation An innovative public consultation process by the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) and the Northern Ireland Policing Board (NIPB) was awarded Highly Commended in the World Class Policing Awards, sponsored by Accenture. In our final article on the award-winning nominations, Keith Potter takes a closer look at the online simulator which allowed community members the chance to control police budgets, allocate resources and gain a better understanding of the funding challenges. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 26/5/2020 Feature, Innovation PC cleared on misconduct following 2 year assault inquiry A South Wales officer has finally been cleared of using unnecessary force on a 14 year old boy in Brigend following hearings that had taken two years to complete. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/5/2020 News Jaden Moodie death: Officials ‘missed opportunities’ to help save murdered teenager Jaden was found with an older boy at a "county lines" drug dealing flat in Bournemouth three months before he died. Sky News 26/5/2020 News Police officer says people violating lockdown are using Dominic Cummings as an excuse The Metropolitan Police officer told a radio station that revelations about the PM's aide's trip to Durham have made a 'mockery' of his work to enforce lockdown rules Mirror 26/5/2020 News #GetHelpOrGetCaught: Tackling child sexual exploitation during the lockdown and beyond Policing Insight contributor Andrew Staniforth examines how Police Scotland is tackling online child sexual exploitation during the Covid-19 lockdown alongside the wider challenges of combating the tens of thousands of websites hosting child abuse images. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 26/5/2020 Analysis, Feature Weekly academic research summary This summary curates the key policing-related research that's been published online in the last week, with links to the original journal articles, and selected abstracts - plus a short guide outlining how serving police officers and staff can get access, free, to many of the articles listed through the National Police Library. You do not need to be a member of the College to access its library. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 26/5/2020 News From Homicide to Imprisonment: Mapping and Understanding the Flow of Homicide Cases The likelihood that homicides lead to arrest, conviction, and incarceration of the perpetrators varies widely across world regions. To date, we lack a comprehensive framework that can explain the differences in how homicide cases are processed in different jurisdictions, and how this knowledge can be used to hold perpetrators to account, to advance the rule of law, and to promote equal access to justice. This Special Issue seeks to advance the cross-national and comparative analysis of homicide case flows, from suspicious death to imprisonment. In this Introduction, we outline some analytic priorities that may help in moving the field forward. Homicide Studies 26/5/2020 Research article The Flow of Murder Cases Through the Criminal Justice System in A Brazilian City The flow of homicide cases in Brazil can be described as a funnel, as numerous events are reported to the police but only a few are convicted. This article aims to identify the variables influencing time to clearance and time to conviction for murder cases in Belo Horizonte (Minas Gerais) by examining a sample of police investigations (uncleared cases) and criminal proceedings (cleared cases) closed between 2003 and 2013. Using Cox proportional hazard model, we found that time to clearance is affected by crime attributes and police procedures although time to conviction is affected only by arrest in flagrante delicto. Homicide Studies - Registration at source 26/5/2020 Research article Does A Coordinated Program Between the Police and Prosecution Services Matter? the Impacts on Satisfaction and Safety of Domestic Violence Victims Domestic violence–specialized programs have been created by the police or the criminal justice system with the intention of improving victims’ protection. This article examines the impact of the first Portuguese coordinated program, involving a specialized prosecution team and a special police unit, the experience of victims in encountering with authorities, and the fulfillment of their expectations on victims’ satisfaction and safety. Data were collected through a telephone survey, using a two-group quasi-experimental design, at two waves (3 and 12 months after the crime report). Victims from the experimental group are more satisfied and reveal a better sense of safety. However, it is only in the second variable that the program has a direct effect on multivariate analysis. Satisfaction mainly comes from the authorities’ demeanor and the expectation fulfillment while it is the authorities’ behavior and the expectation fulfillment that grounds safety. Criminal Justice Policy Review - Registration at source 26/5/2020 Research article NPCC Police Forensics Lead: New Forensic Capability Network marks a sea change for forensics in policing The world of forensics suffers from fragmentation, skills shortages, an unstable marketplace and lack of investment and accreditation. But NPCC Forensics Lead and Dorset Chief Constable James Vaughan says police forces can make a bright future for forensics – with help from the new Forensics Capability Network (FCN). Policing Insight - Subscription at source 26/5/2020 Feature, Innovation, Opinion Scrutiny Panel Chair: Lack of scrutiny of police use of Covid-19 powers could damage community relations Chair of Bedfordshire Community Scrutiny Panel Montell Neufville shares his concerns that lockdown measures have prevented panels from scrutinising the police use of Covid-19 powers which could undermine transparency and damage community relations. 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