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Showing results 68101 to 68120 «340234033404340534063407340834093410Next ›Last » Coronavirus lockdown: Police should not ‘name and shame’ people breaking rules online, Justice Secretary says Robert Buckland said forces should avoid putting images and video of alleged wrongdoing online i News 20/4/2020 News Victorians describe feeling ‘intimidated’ by police enforcing lockdown laws AUSTRALIA: Report details ‘aggressive’ instances of policing, including three people fined $1,600 for skateboarding in St Kilda park The Guardian 20/4/2020 News Met police face legal action over death of PC Keith Palmer Officer stabbed and murdered during a terrorist attack on parliament in March 2017 The Guardian 20/4/2020 News Met to launch review of school police officers amid claims black pupils are ‘disproportionately’ affected The Met Police is to launch a review of its school police officers strategy, following claims that they have “disproportionately negative consequences” for black and ethnic minority children. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 20/4/2020 Don’t name and shame lockdown rebels unless they are convicted, Justice Secretary tells police The Justice Secretary has warned police not to “name and shame” people who flout the coronavirus lockdown rules unless they are convicted. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 20/4/2020 News Rape Myth Acceptance of Police Officers in Portugal This study intended to examine rape myth acceptance (RMA) among police officers and its relationship with sociodemographic data, length of service, specific training in the field, and professional experience with victims of rape. To this end, we applied the Sexual Violence Beliefs Scale (ECVS) and controlled for sociodemographic data, as well as professional experience and specific training in the field, through a self-report questionnaire. The sample was composed of 400 police officers from a city in the north of Portugal, aged between 29 and 54 years, and most were men (94.3%). We found that tolerance to overall sexual violence exhibits positive correlations with age and length of service, as well as negative correlations with education levels. Differences were also found regarding gender, with men exhibiting greater tolerance/acceptance of overall sexual violence. Journal of Interpersonal Violence - Registration at source 20/4/2020 Research article Met to review role of school police officers after legal challenge Case raised concerns officers could have disproportionately negative effect on BME pupils The Guardian 20/4/2020 News Police alert after rise in rural thefts Police are urging north-east rural communities to be watchful after a rise in thefts from farms elsewhere in Scotland. The Northern Scot 20/4/2020 News Staffordshire opens graduate detective recruitment scheme Staffordshire Police is set to recruit 30 new detectives with a graduate entry scheme. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/4/2020 News HSE defends safety kit guidance The Health and Safety Executive has defended its handling of advice to police on protective equipment. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/4/2020 News Electric bikes on trial at Nottinghamshire Nottinghamshire Police is piloting the use of electric bikes for neighbourhood officers to help “engage with more residents” and reduce its carbon footprint. Police Professional 20/4/2020 News Police response to coronavirus lockdown measures ‘proportionate and effective’ The College of Policing has welcomed a report highlighting the “proportionate and effective” police response to the Government’s Covid-19 ‘lockdown’ measures. Police Professional 20/4/2020 News Parisians protest against racist attacks by police during lockdown Riots broke out on the streets of Paris overnight amid rising anger at the treatment of ethnic minorities by ‘heavy-handed’ police during lockdown. Metro 20/4/2020 News Met police face legal action over death of PC Keith Palmer Officer stabbed and murdered during a terrorist attack on parliament in March 2017 Mail Online 20/4/2020 News Anti-lockdown riots break out in Paris amid anger at police ‘heavy-handed’ treatment of minorities after Macron extends social distancing to fight COVID-19 until May 11 Riots have broken out in Paris amid anger over police 'heavy-handed' treatment of ethnic minorities during the coronavirus lockdown. Mail Online 20/4/2020 News Sussex police support victims during National Stalking Awareness week Tiday is the start of National Stalking Awareness week and Sussex police are reminding the public that help is available with an added focus on online stalking. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/4/2020 News Criminals ‘adapting’ to evade law enforcement and exploit global pandemic The National Crime Agency (NCA) is “taking robust action” against criminals who are adapting their tactics to exploit the coronavirus pandemic. Police Professional 20/4/2020 News PSNI makes 103 drink-drive arrests despite coronavirus lockdown Despite a 60 per cent reduction in traffic flow during the Covid-19 lockdown, the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has arrested 103 people for drink or drug-driving offences over the past fortnight. Police Professional 20/4/2020 News Force issues apology after officer threatens to ‘fit up’ suspect The chief constable of Lancashire Constabulary has issued a public apology after one of his officers was caught on film threatening to “make something up” to arrest a young man. Police Professional 20/4/2020 News Scottish Government ‘very unlikely’ to push on with proposals for jury-less trials The Scottish Government is “very unlikely” to push on with proposals for jury-less trials in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, according to Justice Secretary Humza Yousaf. Holyrood Magazine 20/4/2020 News «340234033404340534063407340834093410Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
