Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115911 total results. Showing results 68101 to 68120 «340234033404340534063407340834093410Next ›Last » Federation meets with IOPC to help prevent discrimination The Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) have held constructive conversations with the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) to discuss how best to analyse the issue of ethnic disproportionality in investigations. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 7/7/2021 News Radical action needed to tackle crime epidemic against women and girls Radical cross-sector reform to protect women and girls from violent offences is needed immediately, an interim report has found. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 7/7/2021 Report Epidemic of violence against women under way in England and Wales – report Radical shift needed in how police tackle crimes disproportionately affecting female victims, says watchdog The Guardian 7/7/2021 News New kit will put Renfrewshire detectives on the front foot as they probe serious crime Detective Chief Inspector Douglas Falconer, who leads the region’s CID and Public Protection Unit, insists the handheld devices will cut investigation times and help protect the most vulnerable people in the community. Daily Record 7/7/2021 News There’s a push for a new ‘negligent rape’ offence – this would create a dangerous hierarchy of sexual violence There are calls from some quarters in Australia for the introduction of ‘negligent rape’, based on a ‘recklessness’ towards the consent of the victim, rather than deliberately disregarding the lack of consent; but Dr Rachael Burgin of Swinburne University of Technology, University of Sydney PhD student Bri Lee, and Professor Jonathan Crowe of Bond University argue that such a move would create a rape ‘hierarchy’ that is both wrong and offensive. Policing Insight 7/7/2021 Feature, Opinion A Longitudinal Study of the Effects of Academy Socialization on Police Integrity The objective of this study was to examine changes in American recruits’ perceptions of the seriousness of behaviors related to police integrity from the beginning to the end of their academy training. Using a sample of 655 recruits from multiple academies in the United States, multilevel growth models were used. The results showed that the recruits rated scales related to misconduct, code of silence, and a noble cause less seriously at the end than at the beginning of their training. The results also showed that ethics training mitigated the effects of socialization, while organizational injustice intensified the effects of socialization. Female recruits rated the behaviors more seriously at the beginning and the end of training compared to male recruits. The results confirm the role of the academy in socializing officers into the negative aspects of the traditional police culture and highlight important avenues for police reform. Police Quarterly - Registration at source 7/7/2021 Research article Questions raised about promotion, transfer for Edmonton police officers under investigation CANADA: A lawyer and his client are questioning the integrity of an internal Edmonton Police Service investigation into alleged racial profiling and harassment after the promotion of one officer and transfer of another. CBC News (Canada) 7/7/2021 News The Impacts of Body-Worn Cameras: An Examination of Police Specialty Unit Perceptions Through Diffusion of Innovations The present study analyzed data from 39 semi-structured interviews with specialized unit officers from one mid- and one small-sized police department in the United States. The data indicates that specialty unit officers perceived body-worn cameras in terms of the costs and consequences of the technology, which aligns with the diffusion of innovations paradigm. These officers had differential views of the costs of BWCs and the capabilities and uses of BWCs compared to patrol officers. These findings urge further investigation into the costs and consequences of body-worn cameras on specialty units, as well as an exploration into the impact of the technology’s technical capabilities. If there are key differences between specialty units and patrol officers in perceptions of the cameras, policy regarding the technology may be best if it can address these differences in order to maximize the benefits of the technology. American Journal of Criminal Justice - Registration at source 7/7/2021 Research article Montreal police defend tear-gassing Canadiens fans without warning after Game 4 CANADA: Montreal police are defending their decision to launch tear gas on thousands of hockey fans outside the Bell Centre minutes after the Habs' 3-2 overtime win over the Tampa Bay Lightning on Monday. News Optimist (Canada) 7/7/2021 News Independent external police investigation called for fatal officer-involved shooting CANADA: PUNNICHY, Sask. — One man is dead following an altercation between a suspect and RCMP officers at Gordon First Nation, near the village of Punnichy, Sask. Yorkton This Week (Canada) 7/7/2021 News Disclosures Tribunal to publish report on garda whistleblower’s claims after sensational evidence REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Disclosures Tribunal is due to publish its report into the evidence of Garda Nicholas Keogh, who alleged that he was bullied and harassed when he made a protected disclosure in May, 2014 after blowing the whistle on a colleague's alleged relationship with a suspected drug dealer so she could avoid detection. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 7/7/2021 News Garda revises its policing of outdoor socialising in Dublin following criticisms REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Gardaà in Dublin are to change their approach to the policing of public socialising after widespread criticism of the way the large crowds that gathered in Dublin city centre recently were handled. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 7/7/2021 News Senior Garda officers stage protest over failure to get increase in allowance REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Senior Garda officers will not carry out investigations on behalf of the Garda SÃochána Ombudsman Commission (Gsoc) as part of a protest which will also impact on the implementation of planned policing reforms. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 7/7/2021 News Joining the dots: The road to 7/7 Sixteen years ago today, four suicide bombers carrying rucksacks packed with explosives attacked central London, killing 52 people and injuring hundreds more; Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth looks at what happened in the lead up to the worst single terrorist atrocity on British soil, and how those events have continued to have an impact on counter-terrorism and UK policing through to the current day. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 7/7/2021 Analysis, Feature 2018 Annual review of the operation of the Firearms Acts 1925 to 2009 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Section 31 of the Criminal Justice (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2009 inserted section 3E into the Firearms Act of 1925 and provides that: "The Commissioner shall conduct an annual review of the operation of the Firearms Act 1925 to 2009 and shall submit a report to the Minister specifying the number and classes of certificates and authorisations issued under the Acts. The Minister shall lay a copy of such report before each House of the Oireachtas." [pdf] Department of Justice (Republic of Ireland) 7/7/2021 Report Stockwell Six: Men’s convictions cleared, 49 years after ‘injustice’ at hands of corrupt police officer The case is the third time the officer’s corruption has led to wrongful convictions being overturned, all involving groups of young black men i News 7/7/2021 News Mother of murdered sisters tells of zeal for life of her ‘girls’ Police criticised for slow response, as Mina Smallman’s victim impact statement is read out in court The Guardian 7/7/2021 News CT Policing partners with parenting website, Netmums, in support of ACT Early As the number of children being arrested for terrorism offences increases at an unprecedented rate, Counter Terrorism Policing (CTP) have teamed up with the UK’s biggest parenting website – Netmums – to help parents protect their children from terrorist grooming. The ground-breaking partnership with the popular parenting resource has revealed that only 28% of Netmums users surveyed know how to spot the signs of radicalisation – even as the targeting of children by extremists online reaches record levels. Counter Terrorism Policing 7/7/2021 News ‘Staggeringly high’ number of people with autism on UK Prevent scheme Terror laws reviewer says criminal justice outcome not always right one for people with the condition The Guardian 7/7/2021 News Calls for tougher sentences for COVID threats on police officers The Scottish Police Federation has called for tougher sentences on people who cough, sneeze and spit on officers in a bid to deliberately spread Covid-19. Holyrood Magazine 7/7/2021 News «340234033404340534063407340834093410Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
