Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115911 total results. Showing results 68121 to 68140 «340334043405340634073408340934103411Next ›Last » Domestic Abuse Bill 2020: overarching documents POLICY PAPER: These documents relate to the Domestic Abuse Bill 2020. Home Office 7/7/2021 Report Caroline Crouch killing: British woman’s case exposes how public stands by violent men over victims The 20-year-old British woman was found dead on her bed beside her 11-month-old baby, before her husband confessed to killing he i News 7/7/2021 News Knife Crime Prevention Orders piloted to stop stabbings A 14-month trial which would give the Met Police powers to stop youngsters aged 12 and above who they believe may be carrying knives, is being introduced. BBC 7/7/2021 News The Policing Bill will leave officers in an impossible position Policing in Britain today is an extremely difficult job. It is one that has been put under increasing pressure by rising street violence, cuts to policing and other public services, and most recently, the imposition of quickly changing — highly restrictive — Covid regulations. The Times - Subscription at source 7/7/2021 Feature, Opinion Three of ‘Stockwell Six’ framed by corrupt police officer cleared after 50 years Three black men who were jailed for allegedly attempting to rob a corrupt police officer nearly 50 years ago have had their convictions overturned by the Court of Appeal. The Times - Subscription at source 7/7/2021 News Police encouraging South East residents to hand in firearms AUSTRALIA: Police are cracking down on guns in the community targeting people in the South East, to come forward with unwanted, illicit, or unregistered firearms. Hit News Team (Australia) 6/7/2021 News Face off for best ID checkers AUSTRALIA: A face matching test has been updated to find super-recognisers who can help prevent errors caused by face recognition software. UNSW Sydney 6/7/2021 News ‘At crossroads’: New police leader to represent Pacific peoples NEW ZEALAND: A lot has changed since 15-year-old Fata Willi Fanene was stopped in the streets of Ponsonby on his way home from rugby practice and asked to prove he was lawfully living in New Zealand. Stuff (New Zealand) 6/7/2021 News No fatal crashes since launch of ‘Stay Alive on 5’ campaign NEW ZEALAND: A Hawke’s Bay road safety campaign has proven its success with no fatal crashes along a notorious stretch of State Highway 5. New Zealand Police 6/7/2021 News Drugs diversion project in Northants aims to tackle local issues This pilot project designed to help and support Kettering's most vulnerable has made real progress since it was launched last year according to the force. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 6/7/2021 News New scholarship programme to support diversity in police recruitment A new scholarship programme has been launched to encourage “talented individuals from different backgrounds” to join the police. Police Professional 6/7/2021 News Counter-terror police team up with Netmums amid ‘worrying’ increase in child terrorism arrests As the number of children being arrested for terrorism offences increases at an unprecedented rate, Counter Terrorism Policing (CTP) has teamed up with the UK’s biggest parenting website – Netmums – to highlight the risks of online radicalisation. Police Professional 6/7/2021 News 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) 6/7/2021 News Rape victims still face police phone trawl, says commissioner Proposals for England and Wales mean people who claim to have been raped will still face pressure to hand over their phones to police and prosecutors, says the victims' commissioner. BBC 6/7/2021 News Murdered sisters’ mother: ‘This is the kind of police force that I believe in’ The Venerable Mina Smallman focused on her daughters – talented photographer Nicole Smallman and dedicated and caring social worker Bibaa Henry. Express & Star 6/7/2021 News Drug trafficking in 2021: The pandemic was a speedbump and the dark web trade is expanding The latest UN World Drug Report has highlighted that while the COVID-19 pandemic briefly interrupted the international drug trade, organised crime groups soon adapted to the new conditions, and the dark web continued to be a key marketplace for narcotics; in the first of two articles focusing on the report, Policing Insight’s Chris Allen looks at the expansion of the dark web, and the key drug trafficking trends. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 6/7/2021 Analysis, Feature N.L. police watchdog now running its own investigations and will make reports public CANADA: ST. JOHN'S, N.L. -- Newfoundland and Labrador's police oversight agency has started running its own investigations and will soon begin publishing its reports. CTV News (Canada) 6/7/2021 News B.C.’s police watchdog investigating man’s death in Surrey RCMP cell CANADA: SURREY, B.C. — British Columbia's police watchdog says it is investigating the death of a man being held at the Surrey RCMP detachment. The Independent Investigations Office of B.C. Pique News Magazine (Canada) 6/7/2021 News Montreal suburb promises police review after fourth profiling complaint upheld CANADA: MONTREAL — A suburb north of Montreal said Monday it was reviewing its police practices after a string of recent racial profiling complaints against its officers were upheld by a human rights body. News Optimist (Canada) 6/7/2021 News Procedural and Distributive Justice: Effects on Attitudes Toward Body-Worn Cameras The purpose of this study was twofold. First, it examined how procedural and distributive justice influence college students’ perceptions of adoption of body-worn cameras by the police. Second, it explored how procedural and distributive justice influence college students’ perceptions of the ability of body-worn cameras to improve community relations, decrease citizen complaints, increase police officer respect, increase citizen respect, and improve training. Those who perceived distributive injustice were more likely to agree that the police should adopt body-worn cameras. Perceived distributive injustice was also a consistent predictor regarding the varying abilities of body-worn cameras. International Journal of Police Science & Management - Registration at source 6/7/2021 Research article «340334043405340634073408340934103411Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
