Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103267 total results. Showing results 68221 to 68240 «340834093410341134123413341434153416Next ›Last » Pharmacist and surveyor arrested over coronavirus testing kits, thousands of pounds seized and website taken down A pharmacist and a surveyor have been arrested on suspicion of illegally selling coronavirus testing kits in two National Crime Agency investigations. National Crime Agency (NCA) 14/4/2020 News Corona crimes: multi-million face mask scam foiled by police across Europe As part of a case coordinated by Europol and Interpol, financial institutions and authorities across Germany, Ireland, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom have foiled an attempt to cheat health authorities out of millions of euros by selling them non-existent face masks. Europol 14/4/2020 News Joint targeted area inspection of the multi-agency response to children’s mental health in East Sussex Today, Ofsted published a report with findings from a joint inspection of multi-agency arrangements for responding to children’s mental health in East Sussex. The inspection was undertaken by HMICFRS, Ofsted, the Care Quality Commission and HMI Probation. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 14/4/2020 News Suspects to avoid criminal charges in UK during Covid-19 crisis CPS advises prosecutors to opt for out of court disposals — such as a caution or community resolution for less serious crimes The Guardian 14/4/2020 News Predictive Policing: A force for public good Terms like ‘predictive’ and ‘intelligence-led’ policing seemingly crop up everywhere these days, but their meaning and usage are far from clear. The UK’s West Midlands Police seeks to demystify these strategies, address technical shortcomings of the tools and tactics involved, and as a moral imperative – harness relevant data to save lives. about:intel 14/4/2020 Analysis, Feature Dubai Police test fever-scanning helmet cameras for patrol officers Dubai Police tested a helmet fitted with a thermal imaging camera that allows officers to scan the public for signs of coronavirus The National (UAE) 14/4/2020 News False claim: Five hundred caravans turned back by UK police during lockdown Social media users have claimed 500 caravans travelling to the English coast were turned back by police in a single day. Reuters 14/4/2020 News Police seek powers to break up parties in private houses to help combat spread of coronavirus Frontline police officers are seeking extra powers to enter private homes to break up parties and prevent the spread of coronavirus but are expected to be rejected by Priti Patel. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 14/4/2020 News Recall of duty for first wave of retired police officers It will be a case of recall of duty for Pc Stuart Hepburn as he returns to the streets he patrolled as a rookie. Yahoo! 14/4/2020 News Police use number plate recognition technology to catch ‘holidaymakers’ in the wrong place at the wrong time Coastal police are cracking down on 'non-essential' travel by checking motorists' number plates to see if they are from outside their areas The Telegraph - Subscription at source 14/4/2020 News Police force called to 1,000 parties over Easter weekend as Brits flout lockdown A police force was called to more than 1,000 reports of house parties and other social gatherings over the Easter weekend. Mirror 14/4/2020 News Human rights lawyer to assess use of new emergency police powers Respected human rights lawyer John Scott QC has been commissioned by Chief Constable Iain Livingstone to review Police Scotland’s use of “extraordinary” new emergency powers in response to the coronavirus outbreak. Police Professional 14/4/2020 News Criminal trials during COVID-19 outbreak Discussion paper published ahead of talks and update to Parliament. Scottish Government 14/4/2020 News Voluntary Principles to Counter Online Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse GUIDANCE; Actions developed by the Five Country Ministerial to counter online child sexual exploitation and abuse. Home Office 14/4/2020 News Helpline provides support for police officers during coronavirus crisis A 24-7 helpline for police is continuing to provide support, advice and a sympathetic ear as officers respond to the coronavirus crisis. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 14/4/2020 News Coronavirus: Police admit second wrongful conviction under new laws during lockdown Police have admitted a second wrongful conviction under new coronavirus laws, as several cases are reviewed. The Independent 14/4/2020 News Evaluating the Risk Assessment Tools Used By Australian Police Officers Responding to Domestic Violence Incidents: A Narrative Review Family and domestic violence (FDV) remains a topical issue in Australia. With state incidences of FDV reaching up to 1668 victims per 100,000 persons, the need for tools assessing the likelihood of future offending and recidivism is paramount. The present study reviewed the quality and efficacy of FDV risk assessment tools currently in use by police in each Australian state/territory. The review revealed a large gap in the development and quality assessment of tools employed by Australian police officers. Additionally, when compared to international ‘gold standard’ risk assessment tools, it was evident that the tools currently in use are assessing for too many variables, and that key high-risk factors are absent. It is argued that Australian FDV risk assessment tools need revising, with the development of a nationwide risk assessment tool being the goal of future research in this area. Psychiatry Psychology and Law - Registration at source 14/4/2020 Research article Disabled woman slams ‘intimidating’ police after she was stopped from resting on park bench during lockdown Lauren, who lives with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, was threatened with a fine as she took a rest from carrying 'heavy groceries' by sitting on a park bench. Daily Record 14/4/2020 News This policing Cinderella is crucial to public confidence Call handling – often the public’s only point of contact with police – is under ever-increasing pressure, and deserves more attention says CoPaCC Director and former Greater Manchester Police Assistant Chief Constable Ian Wiggett in his introduction to the CoPaCC Police Contact Management: Demand Analysis Report. The recently published report examines trends and performance in UK call handling and online reporting. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 14/4/2020 Feature, Opinion Man, 21, wrongly convicted and fined by Met Police under new coronavirus laws A 21-year-old man was wrongly convicted and fined £60 under new coronavirus laws, Britain’s largest police force has admitted. The Standard 14/4/2020 News «340834093410341134123413341434153416Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
