Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103261 total results. Showing results 67561 to 67580 «337533763377337833793380338133823383Next ›Last » Cancelled exams, 8-week training and COVID-19 Police Federation Professional Development lead Dave Bamber highlights the ways the College of Policing and the Federation are working together in response to the coronavirus pandemic. Police Professional 7/5/2020 Feature APT groups attacking UK bodies critical to coronavirus response, NCSC warns Hackers are targeting healthcare bodies and pharmaceutical companies IT PRO 7/5/2020 News Coronavirus: Why we must tackle hard questions about police power With some daily headlines in Britain focused on the use of police powers in response to the Covid-19 pandemic, Professor Ian Loader from the University of Oxford considers the role of the police and how effective the current police response has been. Policing Insight 7/5/2020 Feature, Opinion More than £60k lost to scammers Despite the global lockdown, a senior PSNI officer says scammers are continuing to defraud members of the community of large amounts of money. Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) 7/5/2020 News Prison officers will get £4,100 extra for doing nine hours a week more during Covid-19 crisis while nurses get nothing Prison officers will be paid up to £4,100 extra for working nine hours per week more throughout the coronavirus crisis, it has been revealed. Mail Online 7/5/2020 News The hidden findings on George Pell are now clear: he could have protected children from abuse. He didn’t For two and a half years the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse’s verdict on Pell has been like buried ordnance, exploding only now. The Guardian 7/5/2020 News UK’s worst speeding offences revealed – including 120mph in a 20mph zone The worst speeding offences in the UK have been revealed. Speeding offences are rising across the country, with one driver caught doing six times the limit last year. The Herald (Oxfordshire) 7/5/2020 News Coronavirus: Extra police powers risk undermining public trust Dr Alex Oaten from the University of Birmingham and Dr Chris Allen from the University of Leicester consider the principle of policing by consent and whether this has been lost in the policing reponse by some forces to the COVID-19 pandemic. Policing Insight 7/5/2020 Analysis, Feature Unloved and now unelected: Do the Police and Crime Commissioner elections still matter? The elections for Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) in England and Wales, were due take place today (7 May) and were cancelled due to the pandemic, but has anyone noticed? Prospective Labour candidate for Warwickshire Ben Twomey argues that in 2021, following the fallout from the pandemic, it will even more important the public cast their vote. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 7/5/2020 Feature, Opinion, UK PCC Elections Crime ‘more visible’ in lockdown as police make 132 drug arrests The lockdown is making criminal activity more visible - according North Yorkshire Police's chief constable. The Press (York) 7/5/2020 News Coronavirus lockdown: Would you report people who break the rules? Much of the world is in some form of a coronavirus lockdown. So if you saw someone breaking the rules, would you report them? Is it a civic duty - or spying on your neighbours? And what determines this difference? BBC 7/5/2020 Analysis, Feature Derbyshire Police chief retires weeks after ‘disgraceful’ shaming of hikers with drones to enforce lockdown A police chief who came under fire for allowing officers to chase Peak District ramblers with drones has retired. The Standard 6/5/2020 News Not fair cop – Cops slammed for flouting coronavirus social distancing after a dozen officers pictured meeting for butty break A dozen carefree cops have been slammed for breaking coronavirus social-distancing rules by sinking coffee and bacon butties together in a car park. The Sun 6/5/2020 News Coronavirus: Domestic abuse could increase in post-lockdown recession, police warn Police are concerned that a post-coronavirus recession may worsen domestic abuse amid a suspected spike during the UK’s lockdown. The Independent 6/5/2020 News E Up! New ebikes Help Huddersfield Police Ride Down Hard To Reach Criminals Pedal powered PCSO’s have taken delivery of new wheels to help them catch hard to reach criminals in the Huddersfield area. Officers from the Huddersfield Neighbourhood Policing Team have been given two new electric bicycles for patrolling in the Almondbury, Newsome and Lindley Wards thanks to funding from Newsome Ward Kirklees councillors. West Yorkshire Police 6/5/2020 News CyberLand: Teens given free online resources to improve cyber skills during lockdown The National Crime Agency has partnered with Cyber Security Challenge UK to give students free access to their online platform ‘CyberLand’ over the coming months. National Crime Agency (NCA) 6/5/2020 News Cops slammed for flouting coronavirus social distancing after a dozen officers pictured meeting for butty break A dozen carefree cops have been slammed for breaking coronavirus social-distancing rules by sinking coffee and bacon butties together in a car park. The Scottish Sun 6/5/2020 News The Effect of Suspect Race on Police Officers’ Decisions to Draw Their Weapons Researchers are working to identify appropriate benchmarks for exploring racial bias in the officer-involved shooting (OIS) context. Two recent studies benchmarked OIS against incidents in which officers drew weapons but did not shoot. A problem is that the decision to draw a weapon may itself be subject to bias. Using 2017 use-of-force data from the Dallas Police Department, we modeled officers’ decisions to draw their weapons as a function of suspect race and other suspect, officer, and incident characteristics. We benchmarked by limiting analyses to arrest and active aggression cases, thereby excluding interactions in which it was less likely suspects would have had weapons drawn against them. The key finding was that black suspects were no more or less likely to have weapons drawn against them than other suspects. Justice Quarterly - Registration at source 6/5/2020 Research article Coronavirus: Police chief quits after his force used drones to shame walkers A chief constable who embraced the coronavirus lockdown by using drones to spy on walkers has announced his retirement. The Times - Subscription at source 6/5/2020 News New video content to help officers study for promotion exams Police Revision 'Bitesize' will feature 2 videos per month on technical aspects of syllabus. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 6/5/2020 News «337533763377337833793380338133823383Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
