Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100784 total results. Showing results 67461 to 67480 «337033713372337333743375337633773378Next ›Last » Gwent Police commence training of police staff investigators Gwent Police has recruited 15 new Police Staff Investigators who are now commencing their initial 16- week training period. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/2/2020 News Londoners set for greater role in emergencies to free up 999 services The British Red Cross revealed plans to work with the Greater London Authority, NHS England and councils across the capital to develop life-saving first aid skills among members of the public to free up first responders at major incidents. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/2/2020 News Police officers quitting the force as they ‘didn’t know they had to work weekends’ Snowflake cops are quitting the force because they didn’t realise they had to work weekends and nights. Daily Star 10/2/2020 News Six internet service providers join Garda initiative to block child abuse images online Six internet service providers have joined a Garda initiative in a bid to tackle child sexual abuse images appearing online. BT Ireland, Eir and Sky Ireland are among those who will block access to a list of websites compiled by Interpol. Tesco Mobile, Three and Vodafone have also joined the Garda Blocking initiative which was set up in 2014. newstalk (Republic of Ireland) 10/2/2020 News My police career started with a ride-along USA: Ride-alongs not only improve community perceptions of law enforcement, they also serve as a key police recruitment tool PoliceOne.com 10/2/2020 Feature, Opinion Police given unprecedented powers to force people into quarantine as action on coronavirus goes up a gear Police have been handed unprecedented powers to force those at risk of coronavirus into quarantine, amid fears two GPs may have passed the virus on to their patients. The Telegraph 10/2/2020 News Boy suffers head injury from police baton after Barnsley football match South Yorkshire police have said they will hold a “full and open” investigation after a 16-year-old boy sustained a head injury after apparently being struck by a police officer after a football match. The Guardian 10/2/2020 News Lives not knives: the fear factor A new report from social justice charity, Nacro, reveals that young people believe fear is the main reason behind carrying knives, and that tougher penalties and longer prison sentences do not deter young people from carrying knives. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/2/2020 News Police ‘wearing hazmat suits’ will be able to handcuff suspected coronavirus patients and force them back into quarantine Police in the UK have been given the power to seize people in danger of spreading coronavirus and force them into isolation in handcuffs, the government announced today. Mail Online 10/2/2020 News Met releases moped animation showing tactical contact The Metropolitan Police has produced a video on moped crime and the force's use of new vehicles designed for tactical contact by 'Scorpion' riders. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/2/2020 News Wiltshire beefs up IT support in wake of post Novichok cyber attacks Wiltshire Police is to move all of its ICT support services in-house in a security upgrade following the Novichok attack in Salisbury. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/2/2020 News SPAC Nation: Police Will Not Open Criminal Inquiry Into Allegations Against Church Scotland Yard has said it will not launch a criminal investigation into SPAC Nation - but one alleged victim says she has not even been contacted by detectives. Huffington Post 10/2/2020 News Woman ‘thought Dorset Police detective would rape her’ A police detective left a woman feeling "scared" she would be raped when she was sexually assaulted at home, a misconduct panel heard. BBC 10/2/2020 News Speed cameras are NOT money-spinners, says police chief – ‘drivers need to stick to law’ SPEED cameras vans are helping to reduce casualties and do not just exist to make money according to North Yorkshire's Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner, Julia Mulligan. Express 10/2/2020 News 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 10/2/2020 News Police on standby to enforce coronavirus quarantine NHS staff have been given emergency powers to detain travellers from China after a patient quarantined over the coronavirus threatened to flee. The Times - Subscription at source 10/2/2020 News Encouraging More Open-Ended Recall in Child Interviews The goal of child forensic interviewers is to obtain as much information as possible through open-ended recall. Unfortunately, typically interviewers quickly switch to focused questions. This article suggests a way of eliciting more open-ended recall by using the narrative elaboration (NE) procedure, which includes four initial prompts about event participants, context, actions, conversations, and thoughts. The procedure uses line drawings on cards as prompts and requires pre-training; although it substantially increases open-ended recall, in practice it is too time-consuming for regular use. The original NE procedure is compared with two streamlined versions with 3- to 7-year-olds: using NE cards with no pre-training and simply providing parallel NE verbal prompts without using the cards. The children in the streamlined NE interview with verbal prompts were found to provide as much additional information as those in the full NE interview, and considerably more than those in the control interview. Psychiatry Psychology and Law - Registration at source 10/2/2020 Research article An Analysis of Law Enforcement Cooperation in Child Sex Tourism Cases Involving Thailand and Canada Thailand and Canada share an interest in improving international cooperation in the investigation and prosecution of child sex tourism cases. Both countries have made international commitments to protect children from violence and sexual exploitation. Despite these commitments, child sexual exploitation by some Canadians still occurs in Thailand for complex reasons, including a lower risk of detection, the availability of poor and vulnerable children, lack of political will, and an established sex tourism industry. To understand how law enforcement cooperation can be improved in these cases interviews with twenty-four participants (criminal justice officials and NGO representatives) working in Thailand and Canada document their respective experiences of international cooperation, various challenges, and possible recommendations for improvement. Police Practice and Research - Registration at source 10/2/2020 Research article Procedural justice applies to all of policing, not just community police officers Procedural justice refers to how the public's interaction with police officers shapes their view of the police and their willingness to obey the law. Bedfordshire Police Stop and Search Panel Chair Montell Neufville says that, given its potential to reduce crime, procedural justice is relevant to all areas of policing. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 10/2/2020 Feature, Opinion Professor Herman Goldstein: A policing scholar to remember Professor Herman Goldstein, the pioneer of Problem-orientated policing (POP), passed away recently. His contribution to policing spans more than five decades and its impact has been felt across the globe. Professor Gloria Laycock OBE, from the Jill Dando Institute, UCL, pays tribute to Professor Goldstein and how he changed our understanding of policing. Policing Insight - Registration at source 10/2/2020 Opinion «337033713372337333743375337633773378Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
