Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100414 total results. Showing results 68841 to 68860 «343934403441344234433444344534463447Next ›Last » Tougher sentences won’t stop another London Bridge attack, but probation reforms and more police might Now is not the time for electioneering – it doesn’t answer the much more serious questions underlying the problems faced by the security services The Independent 30/11/2019 Feature, Opinion Police spending ‘cut’ blamed for crime surge leaving communities living in fear New figures claim Cleveland Police is facing a 'real time' cut of more than a fifth since the Tories came to power Gazette Live 30/11/2019 News Delhi Police accused of imposing ‘girly’ stereotypes with pink scooters and helmets ‘Just because they are women officers, one should not give them vehicles that are girly in colour. This is contrary to the spirit of the uniform,’ says retired officer The Independent 30/11/2019 News Integrating the Literature on Police Use of Deadly Force and Police Lethal Victimization: How Does Place Impact Fatal Police–citizen Encounters? Use of lethal force by police officers has incited riots, inspired social movements, and engendered socio-political debate. Police officers also assume a high level of risk during police–citizen encounters. Yet, existing studies tend to center on these two phenomena independently. Additionally, the under-utilization of multilevel research in these areas of inquiry has hampered attempts to empirically disentangle the individual, agency, and contextual correlates of fatal police–citizen encounters. This study integrates the predominantly distinct research bases on these phenomena to examine the contexts in which police use lethal force, relative to the contexts in which officers are killed in the line of duty. Journal of Quantitative Criminology - Registration at source 30/11/2019 Research article Intensive Residential Treatment Program: Efficacy For Emergency Responders’ Critical Incident Stress Little research exists to determine the efficacy of residential treatment for first responders. In this article, data from a residential retreat were used to examine factors leading to symptom reduction in emergency responders suffering from critical incident stress and post-traumatic stress injury (PTSI). Data were analyzed using multivariate analyses of variance and a 2×2 mixed factorial design. A repeated measure design, the Symptom Assessment for Emergency Responders (SAFER) questionnaire, consisting of 18 clinical and three validity scales, was assessed and analyzed through causal-comparative data. The participant group consisted of 122 emergency responders attending the West Coast Post-trauma Retreat (WCPR) during 2017. The waitlist group consisted of 20 emergency responders. Retreat clients were asked to complete the SAFER questionnaire on the first and last days of the retreat, as did the waitlist participants. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology - Registration at source 30/11/2019 Research article Starbucks apologises after ‘pig’ is written on police officers coffee cup ‘This is absolutely unacceptable, and we are deeply sorry to the law enforcement officer who experienced this,’ says coffee company The Independent 30/11/2019 News Justice system playing ‘Russian roulette’ with public, says terror expert Remark comes after security minister, Brandon Lewis, pledges swift review of violent crime sentences The Guardian 30/11/2019 News Police officers’ union calls for time limit on investigating officers suspected of misconduct Some police officers are left waiting for years to find out whether they've been sacked or cleared. Examiner Live 30/11/2019 News Professional conduct statistics (September 2019) NEW ZEALAND: The statistics reported in the attached documents come from the NZ Police Professional Conduct database (IAPro). These official statistics relate to reported incidents received and refer to calendar years. New Zealand Police 30/11/2019 Report Annual Report 2018/19 NEW ZEALAND: Welcome to the 2018/19 Police Annual Report. This report provides information on what our priorities were for the year and how well we did in achieving them. [pdf] New Zealand Police 30/11/2019 Report Abuse video police officer Novlett Robyn Williams challenged ‘race bias’ A Metropolitan Police officer who was prosecuted after she received an indecent video of a child on WhatsApp had previously challenged the force over racial bias in promotion tests. The Times 30/11/2019 Analysis, Feature Pagan police called in to solve New Forest occult crimes Pagan police officers from a group specialising in occult investigations have been called in to investigate a series of grisly crimes in the New Forest that have been linked to witchcraft. The Times - Subscription at source 30/11/2019 News Lessons were learnt from previous London Bridge attack The police response yesterday was helped by security improvements demanded after the terrorist attacks on London Bridge and Westminster Bridge in 2017. Protective barriers between the pavements and the road on London Bridge were installed to stop vehicles ramming into pedestrians. The Times - Subscription at source 30/11/2019 Analysis, Feature How UK’s elite police officers respond to terror attacks Mark White was with the Met's Territorial Support Group when they received reports of a major incident. Sky News 29/11/2019 News Nine arrested in UK as police take down website that allowed hackers to control people’s webcams Nine people have been arrested in raids across the UK after police took down a website that enabled hackers to watch people through their webcams. The Telegraph 29/11/2019 News Garda Commissioner Drew Harris facing opposition from top officers ‘unhappy’ with his leadership They claim Harris is not consulting with them fully in his role as head of the gardai Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 29/11/2019 Tories criticised over police cuts in wake of London Bridge attack Rival parties point to loss of 20,000 officers in TV debate hours after terrorist incident The Guardian 29/11/2019 News Police work with Cambridge Regional College students to keep people safe on social media Students from Cambridge Regional College are helping people stay safe online in a team work project with Cambridgeshire Police. FE News 29/11/2019 News New witness account guide highlights risk of social media bias The College of Policing has issued new guidance for taking initial victims' and witness accounts of incidents following concerns about their accuracy. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/11/2019 News Met defends light duties decision in Williams criminal case The Met has defended its decision not to suspend a borough commander found guilty of possessing an indecent image of a child. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/11/2019 News «343934403441344234433444344534463447Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
