Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103185 total results. Showing results 68521 to 68540 «342334243425342634273428342934303431Next ›Last » Police could’ve been ‘less aggressive’ AUSTRALIA: NSW Police Commissioner Michael Fuller has conceded his officers may have been overly confrontational in their policing of social distancing measures in parts of Sydney on Tuesday The Australian - Subscription at source 1/4/2020 News Coronavirus: New Zealand site to report lockdown rule-breakers crashes A new police website encouraging New Zealanders to report neighbours they suspect of breaking lockdown rules during the coronavirus outbreak has crashed because of the volume of complaints. The Independent 1/4/2020 News Policing under coronavirus: the real test is yet to come As the pandemic wears on, how long will we allow ourselves to be policed by consent? The Guardian 1/4/2020 News What are your rights in coronavirus lockdown Britain? Can you exercise more than once a day? How often can you shop? We explain what is allowed and what is not The Guardian 1/4/2020 Analysis, Feature Less lethal: how do avoid “lawful but awful” incidents? As UK policing awaits the outcome of an overdue national officer safety review Gary Mason reports on the findings of a recent international symposium that discussed emerging trends in the use of less lethal weapons and tactics. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/4/2020 Analysis, Feature Micro-moments that matter Digital channels that engage with candidates during the recruitment process can help promote a more ‘inclusive image’ as police forces look to increase diversity in their workforce. Police Professional - Subscription at source 1/4/2020 Analysis, Feature Researching evidence-based policing The Research Inspector looks at ongoing research by Dr Garth den Heyer of the National Police Foundation, Washington DC, on evidence-based policing and the influence this has had on the UK. Police Professional - Subscription at source 1/4/2020 Analysis, Feature Sharp rise in convictions for sex crimes in Scotland The number of convictions for sexual crimes in Scotland is now at its highest level in a decade. Police Professional 1/4/2020 News Innovative System Supporting Forces During Coronavirus The innovative Telephone Witness Statementsystem implemented by West Yorkshire Police, is being shared nationwide to help other police forces cope with their demand and further reduce the spread of Coronavirus. West Yorkshire Police 1/4/2020 Feature, Innovation To Enforce Coronavirus Rules, U.K. Police Use Drones, Shaming and Easter Egg Bans North America - The actions have stirred a debate about the powers of the authorities and the limits of individual liberty. The New York Times 1/4/2020 News Criminals are using coronavirus as a weapon against police officers senior officer says A senior policeman has said that suspects are using coronavirus ‘as a weapon’ against officers. Metro 1/4/2020 News Police fine woman £660 for breaching coronavirus lockdown laws at train station A woman who failed to tell police what she was doing at a train station has become the first person to be arrested and fined on the railways under the new coronavirus laws. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 1/4/2020 News Integrated data will be the ‘backbone’ of the digital policing transformation Data is the 'oxygen' of decision-making and is potentially at its most powerful when it integrated with other data. Former Deputy Chief Constable and now strategic adviser on digital policing transformation Paul Kennedy and Managing Director of Microsoft software development company Black Marble Robert Hogg explore how forces can better integrate their data sets to improve outcomes. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 1/4/2020 Feature, Opinion Predicting Citizens’ Support For Surveillance Cameras. Does Police Legitimacy Matter? The paper examines factors that shape citizens’ attitudes towards closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras in public places. Using survey data from 570 university students from St.Petersburg (Russia), we show that the majority of young people approve the use of cameras for surveillance in public spaces. Findings suggest that males hold amore negative view towards cameras compared to females, while income, victimization status, and perceived level of disorder do not predict support for cameras. However, fear of crime, privacy considerations, and police legitimacy are all strongly related to cameras’ acceptance. Further, trust in the effectiveness of surveillance technology partially mediates the effect of these factors and predicts a higher level of acceptance. Findings have important implications for improving police-citizen relations and building a foundation for effective security coproduction in the new digital age. International Journal of Comparative and Applied Criminal Justice - Registration at source 1/4/2020 Research article Investigations in to ‘Troubles’ crimes put on hold for coronavirus outbreak Investigations into terrorist murders and other serious crimes committed during the Troubles in Northern Ireland are being put on hold while officers from the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) Legacy Branch are redeployed to other duties in the fight against Covid-19. Police Professional 1/4/2020 News Annual Police Plan 2020/21 – Policing for a safe, protected and resilient Scotland Our plan focuses on activity to support and improve operational delivery. We will continue to build on strong local, community and partner relationships to deliver better outcomes for people and build public confidence. The communities of Scotland are diverse and have varying needs. The services required across our vast and varied country will differ greatly between our urban, Island, remote and rural communities. Police Scotland 1/4/2020 Report New Joint Strategy for Policing and Annual Police Plan 2020/21 Policing for a safe, protected and resilient Scotland, the new Joint Strategy for Policing, and the Annual Police Plan 2020/21 have now been launched. Police Scotland 1/4/2020 News Covid-19: Is now the perfect time to fully implement procedural justice in the UK? UK police officers have been given unprecedented powers to curtail personal freedoms as the nation attempts to slow the spread of Covid-19. Former Ch Supt Owen West and Dr Matthew Radburn examine the potential for the principles of procedural justice to enable officers to exercise these powers without alienating the populace. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 1/4/2020 Analysis, Feature Statement from HM Chief Inspector of Constabulary in Scotland The ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic presents an unprecedented public health challenge, and all services are adapting at pace to contribute to the national effort to delay the outbreak and ultimately save lives. Police Scotland is performing an important role in support of the measures to reduce the spread of the infection, as well as continuing to provide a vital policing service to the public. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary in Scotland (HMICS) 1/4/2020 News Statement from HM Chief Inspector of Constabulary in Scotland The ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic presents an unprecedented public health challenge, and all services are adapting at pace to contribute to the national effort to delay the outbreak and ultimately save lives. Police Scotland is performing an important role in support of the measures to reduce the spread of the infection, as well as continuing to provide a vital policing service to the public. Scottish Police Authority (SPA) 1/4/2020 News «342334243425342634273428342934303431Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
