Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100054 total results. Showing results 67141 to 67160 «335433553356335733583359336033613362Next ›Last » Launch of Safer Streets Fund A new £25 million scheme to tackle burglary and theft in crime hotspots has today (Sunday 26 January) been launched by the Policing Minister. Home Office 26/1/2020 News Tackling sexual harassment in London Going for a night out should be safe in any city but in London reports of sexual harassment are on the rise. BBC 26/1/2020 Analysis, Feature Police attend more than 2,000 domestic violence cases across the UK every day Police deal with 2,043 crimes relating to domestic abuse every day in England and Wales. The Sun 26/1/2020 News Lawyer says Scotland Yard should investigate actions of machete attack cop Stuart Outten A lawyer has suggested machete attack cop Stuart Outten be investigated by Scotland Yard after the man who slashed him was jailed. The Standard 25/1/2020 News APCC welcomes the call for a perpetrator strategy "Over the past eight years or so, PCCs have worked hard to transform support services for victims of domestic abuse. This has helped encourage people to come forward and receive the support they need to recover and cope from their ordeal. PCCs will continue this important work. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 25/1/2020 News Police force has made £850,000 auctioning bizarre items seized from criminals A police eBay account has raised nearly £850,000 by selling weird and wonderful items seized from criminals. Metro 25/1/2020 News Fraud victims ‘failed’ as criminals ‘operate with impunity’ – report Fraudsters "operate with impunity" as a surge in cases has left police struggling to cope, a report has found. BBC 25/1/2020 News Police inspector sacked for having sex with vulnerable women A police inspector has been sacked after a panel found him guilty of gross misconduct for having sex with vulnerable women, including a victim of hate crime and an offender who had been issued with a caution. The Guardian 25/1/2020 News Bombs and blood feuds: the wave of explosions rocking Sweden’s cities The first thing Daniel Georén registered was a cacophony of car alarms. It was 2am, and everyone in the attractive cobbled street where he lives in Malmö, Sweden, had been jolted awake by a giant explosion. The Guardian 25/1/2020 News Police go-ahead for facial recognition cameras in London could break the law, government watchdog warns The looming use of facial recognition cameras across London could fall foul of the law, the government’s own watchdog has warned. The Independent 25/1/2020 News Crime UK: Throw the book at the police-hating thugs, says Carole Malone I am constantly amazed why anyone with a family and half a brain would even think about joining the police force. Not when knife crime has risen by 46 percent in eight years and there have been 1.6 million violent crimes committed this year. Express 25/1/2020 Feature, Opinion Police officer sacked for having sex with vulnerable women while on duty A high-ranking policeman accused of abusing his authority to have sex with vulnerable women has been sacked. The Independent 25/1/2020 News Fraudsters in UK operate with impunity, report says Fraud now accounts for one in three of all crimes committed in Britain and has cost millions of victims more than £130 billion to date. The London Economic 25/1/2020 News Call for financial crimes detectives to be included in police recruitment drive Boris Johnson should hire crack teams of detectives to fight financial crimes – not just “bobbies on the beat” – if he wants to quell street violence, a think tank claims. Yahoo! 25/1/2020 News Fraud victims ‘failed’ as criminals ‘operate with impunity’ – report Fraudsters "operate with impunity" as a surge in cases has left police struggling to cope, a report has found. BBC 25/1/2020 News Prying Open the Black Box of Causality: A Causal Mediation Analysis Test of Procedural Justice Policing Review causal mediation analysis as a method for estimating and assessing direct and indirect effects. Re-examine a field experiment with an apparent implementation failure. Test procedural justice theory by examining to which extent procedural justice mediates the impact of contact with the police on police legitimacy and social identity. Data from a block-randomised controlled trial of procedural justice policing (the Scottish Community Engagement Trial) were analysed. All constructs were measured using surveys distributed during roadside police checks. Treatment implementation was assessed by analysing the treatment effect’s consistency and heterogeneity. Causal mediation analysis, which can derive the indirect effect even in the presence of a treatment–mediator interaction, was used as a versatile technique of effect decomposition. Sensitivity analysis was carried out to assess the robustness of the mediating role of procedural justice. Journal of Quantitative Criminology 25/1/2020 Research article Do Photos of Police-Civilian Interactions Influence Public Opinion About the Police? A Multimethod Test of Media Effects To test whether exposure to news images depicting law enforcement affects public attitudes toward the police. Participants drawn from a national online panel were randomly assigned to view one of three pictures that depicted a range of hostile to friendly police-civilian interactions (compared to a control group who saw no pictures). Dependent variables were perceptions of police officers’ effectiveness, misconduct, and bias. Moderating variables were respondents’ experiential, ideological, or demographic characteristics. As a follow-up to the results of the experiment, regression analyses were employed to explore other factors that may influence perceptions of police or interact with the media effects. Image exposure did not directly affect any dimension of attitudes toward the police, but there was one significant moderation effect. Respondents who had been recently stopped by an officer and saw a picture of a friendly interaction between officers and a civilian perceived more frequent police misconduct than respondents in the same experimental condition who were not recently stopped. Journal of Experimental Criminology - Registration at source 25/1/2020 Research article Cambridge North the worst station for crime in the UK Rail passengers were more likely to witness a crime at Cambridge North station than any other in the UK last year. Cambridgeshire Live 25/1/2020 News New rules to help disabled PCC candidates Disabled candidates for the Police and Crime Commissioner elections are set to get more support for campaigning Police Oracle - Subscription at source 25/1/2020 News Met Police will use facial recognition cameras across London Plans by the Metropolitan Police to roll out controversial facial recognition cameras could run into trouble, a watchdog has said. The Times - Subscription at source 25/1/2020 News «335433553356335733583359336033613362Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
