Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115909 total results. Showing results 68261 to 68280 «341034113412341334143415341634173418Next ›Last » Evidence-Based Policing Or Reflexive Policing: A Commentary on Koziarski and Huey This paper comments on a recent article by Koziarski and Huey in which the authors argue for the adoption of an evidence-based approach within policing. While we generally agree with the argument that police reform is an ongoing need of professional policing, we disagree that solely “evidence-based policing” is the solution within this approach. In our commentary we argue, that police reform should be underpinned and driven by reflexivity. As the key component of professional policing reflexivity accounts for the underlying assumptions of policy and practice on an individual and organisational level. Taken from a reflexive stance towards evidence-based policing, reflexive policing sheds light on its very assumptions and, by doing so, provides police officers and police organisations with alternatives for the professional management of police-citizen interactions. International Journal of Comparative and Applied Criminal Justice - Registration at source 1/7/2021 Research article Canada Day Brings New Powers to Alberta Sheriffs CANADA: The province is providing sheriffs patrolling Alberta highways more powers starting today (July 1.) Highriver Online (Canada) 1/7/2021 News Ottawa police see 33 per cent increase in hate crime reports so far in 2021 CANADA: OTTAWA -- Ottawa police are reporting a 33 per cent increase in reported hate crimes in Ottawa so far this year. CTV News (Canada) 1/7/2021 News Dozen charges stemming from stops by Delta police anti-gang team CANADA: DPD’s violence suppression team detained or arrested 75 people in its first four weeks on the streets Peace Arch News (Canada) 1/7/2021 News Alarm at rise in garda requests to detain people involuntarily in psychiatric care REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The country’s mental health watchdog has expressed alarm at the rise in applications last year from gardaí to detain people in psychiatric care against their will. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 1/7/2021 News Garda Source: Internal review will find Limerick Gardaí did not cancel or ignore 999 calls REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: An internal Garda review of thousands of 999 domestic violence calls that were either cancelled or ignored will find that gardai in the Limerick Division responded to all such calls, but may not have updated the official records to illustrate this, an informed source has claimed. Limerick Post (Republic of Ireland) 1/7/2021 News New Warwickshire Police chief constable takes up post The new chief constable of Warwickshire Police said being the first woman to lead the force in its 164-year history was “the opportunity of a lifetime”. Police Professional 1/7/2021 News Police accused of breaching ‘fundamental rights’ during London vigil and Bristol protest A parliamentary inquiry has accused police of breaching “fundamental rights” during a vigil for murder victim Sarah Everard in London and the “Kill the Bill” protests in Bristol. Police Professional 1/7/2021 News Members urged to stand as workplace reps Members are being urged to put themselves forward and stand as a workplace rep in PFEW’s triennial elections which kick off today, Thursday 1 July. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 1/7/2021 News Consistent police recording of business crime is needed to galvanise a national response After the Home Affairs Select Committee published its Violence and Abuse Towards Retail Workers First Report, the APCC's lead on Business Crime, Sussex Police and Crime Commissioner Katy Bourne, said she acknowledged the Committee’s recommendations and welcomed recognition of the progress made in some force areas, including Sussex, to tackle business crime. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 1/7/2021 News Senior police officer suffered PTSD after being investigated for ‘meddling’ in sex cases Supt Bev Gill from Cleveland Police has been accused of gross misconduct over incidents dating back to 2015 The Telegraph - Subscription at source 1/7/2021 News Top 10 tips for interviewing: The ORBIT approach to suspect interviewing Interviewing techniques used in the UK by law enforcement and the security services have improved considerably over the last two decades, but leading expert Prof Laurence Alison believes some simple errors and areas of confusion still remain; here, ahead of this month’s Rapid-Fire Conference on Investigative Interviewing, he sets out 10 top tips for interviewing and building a rapport with interviewees. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 1/7/2021 Analysis, Feature Police breached ‘fundamental rights’ at Sarah Everard and Kill the Bill protests, parliamentary inquiry finds There were "multiple failings" by the Met and Avon and Somerset Police, the report claims. Sky News 1/7/2021 News Police hand out just 75 Covid-19 fines for quarantine breaches since traffic-light system came into force Around 3.3 million people are thought to have been asked to quarantine for 10 days after flying into England and Wales from amber and red-list countries since the traffic light system was introduced i News 1/7/2021 News UK Police Issue Warning Over Huge WhatsApp Scam Multiple police forces in the UK have issued warnings about a widespread scam targetting WhatsApp users. Info Security 1/7/2021 News Police handling of Sarah Everard vigil breached ‘fundamental rights’ ‘The police must not become the enforcement agency of the state against those who choose to publicly and collectively call for change’ The Standard 1/7/2021 News Outgoing police chief condemns tech firms for ‘exponential growth of child abuse’ A senior British police officer fears more people could develop a sexual interest in children unless the tech industry takes the scale of abuse on their platforms seriously. Metro 1/7/2021 News World Politics Pacific Te Ao Māori Sport Business Country Local Democracy Reporting Comment & Analysis In Depth Weather TE AO MĀORI1 Jul 2021 Counting number of Māori youth photos in database too hard, police say NEW ZEALAND: Police have no idea how many photographs of Māori youth are stored in their intelligence database, but continue to insist officers are not racially profiling them. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 1/7/2021 News Corporate plan 2021-22 AUSTRALIA: This corporate plan outlines how the Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission (ACIC) intends to deliver its purpose over the next 4 years, including our key activities and the measures by which we will be held to account in 2021–22. [pdf] Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission (ACIC) 1/7/2021 Report Gardai are breaching right to privacy by unregulated use of CCTV, Kevin Lunney case is told Gardai are breaching the privacy and constitutional rights of citizens by operating a “de facto surveillance system” using CCTV from businesses, homes and motorways, a barrister has said. The Times - Subscription at source 1/7/2021 News «341034113412341334143415341634173418Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
