Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98845 total results. Showing results 68001 to 68020 «339733983399340034013402340334043405Next ›Last » Economic Crime Strategic Board July 2019 agenda and minutes Minutes from the meeting of the Economic Crime Strategic Board on 10 July 2019. Home Office 4/11/2019 News Review Team finds 81% of complaints handled to a reasonable standard In 11 Complaint Handling Reviews (CHRs) published by the Police Investigations & Review Commissioner (PIRC) today, Monday 4 November 2019, the Review Team found that 29 of 36 individual complaints were handled to a reasonable standard by Police Scotland. Police Investigations and Review Commissioner (PIRC) 4/11/2019 News Police seek time limit of one year on disciplinary inquiries as one officer faced 11-year probe A police officer was suspended in a disciplinary investigation that lasted 11 years before he was cleared, as the Police Federation called for new rules to limit inquiries to one year. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 4/11/2019 News Third of promised police funds to be kept back for recruitment £16.3m being retained by Home Office is too high and will go on advertising, says Labour The Guardian 4/11/2019 News Police ICT Company welcomes new Chair The Police ICT Company’s Board of Directors has appointed Northamptonshire Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner, Stephen Mold, as its new Chair with immediate effect. Police ICT Company 4/11/2019 News West Yorkshire specialist sexual abuse centre to open next year A fully integrated service for victims and witnesses of sexual related abuse in West Yorkshire will be provided at a purpose built facility which will open next year Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/11/2019 News Major Crime Unit member of staff receives his MBE Mick Flavin has 12 chief constable's commendations and worked on the Buncefield explosion and Hatfield rail crash incidents. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/11/2019 News Pension compensation deal will be ‘2020 at earliest’ says hearing Police staff caught out by pension changes won't have to lodge a legal claim – but any settlement won't happen until next year at the earliest. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/11/2019 News Police issue MPs with personal attack alarms as election tensions rise A number of MPs have been issued with personal attack alarms that will generate an immediate response from armed police when triggered amid heightened tensions over Brexit in the run-up to the general election. Police Professional 4/11/2019 News Fracking ban leads to cash bonus for South Yorkshire force The Government’s decision to ban fracking amid fears it could cause earthquakes looks set to hand South Yorkshire Police a £1 million “crime fighting” bonus. Police Professional 4/11/2019 News Terror threat level reduced for first time in five years The UK’s terror threat level has been lowered for the first time in five years. Police Professional 4/11/2019 News Harvey Proctor makes formal criminal complaint against five MPS officers Former Conservative MP Harvey Proctor, who was falsely accused of child abuse during an investigation into a so-called VIP paedophile ring, has asked Northumbria Police to carry out a criminal investigation into five former officers of the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS). Police Professional 4/11/2019 News Age of criminal responsibility must be raised, say experts In England and Wales, children as young as 10 can be convicted of a crime – the lowest minimum age of any EU state The Guardian 4/11/2019 News UK terror threat level lowered for first time in five years Britain's terror threat level has been lowered from "severe" to "substantial" for the first time in five years. Sky News 4/11/2019 News UK terrorism threat downgraded to ‘substantial’ The UK's terrorism threat level has been downgraded from "severe" to "substantial", the Home Office says. BBC 4/11/2019 News Immigrants’ Confidence in the Police in 34 Countries: A Multilevel Analysis This study examines predictors of immigrants’ confidence in the police at the individual and national levels, based on the instrumental and expressive frameworks. Using the World Value Survey, the study analyzes data from 5,746 immigrants across 34 nations. Generalized multilevel mixed-effects models are utilized to test the effects of individual-level attributes and national-level structural indicators. Immigrants with a citizenship of the resident nation report higher confidence in the police. Neighborhood security, neighborhood trust, and perceived community membership influence immigrants’ confidence in the police. The national-level indicators, including diversity of the nation’s population and discriminatory culture, were significantly related to confidence in the police. In a society with a variety of nationalities and a more discriminatory culture, immigrants report more confidence in the police. Ensuring neighborhood security and improving social capital, such as institutional trust, are important for building confidence in the police. Police Quarterly 4/11/2019 Research article Automatic Facial Recognition regulation: Current statutory code could be updated to provide ‘robust advice’ There have been calls for a new code to regulate the police use of Automated Facial Recognition technology, but Surveillance Camera Commissioner Tony Porter says the current Surveillance Camera Code of Practice could be updated to provide the police service with advice on using AFR. Policing Insight 4/11/2019 Opinion Police and Crime Panels: Is it an effective model of governance? The final paper in our series on Police and Crime Panels by Dr Roy Bailey explores the governance role of Police and Crime Panels and whether they are effective in holding Police and Crime Commissioners to account. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 4/11/2019 Analysis Is policing ready for artificial intelligence and automation? Former Deputy Chief Constable of North Yorkshire and now a strategic adviser on police and technology Paul Kennedy explores the potential of AI and automation for policing and whether the service is positioned to embrace new technologies. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 4/11/2019 Opinion Police Scotland drones to use AI to help in missing person searches Artificial intelligence (AI) technology is being incorporated into Police Scotland’s two operational drones to help officers find missing people in rural areas. 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