Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103152 total results. Showing results 68961 to 68980 «344534463447344834493450345134523453Next ›Last » Preventing single actor extremist attacks: the TRAP-18 CANADA: Attacks at the hands of single-actor extremists are uncommon events but prove to be frightening and potentially devastating when they occur. It is extremely difficult for law enforcement to predict the actions of the single actor as they have inherently different motivations, different identified ideologies, as well as possible emotional and psychological disturbances that must be considered by threat assessment specialists. Blue Line (Canada) 17/3/2020 Analysis, Feature ‘The cutting edge of policing technology’: More Northamptonshire Police officers trained to use drones Eight officers taught how to pilot two new drones and associated equipment, including thermal imaging binoculars Northampton Chronicle & Echo 17/3/2020 News Scots police chief warns of ‘uncertainty and anxiety’ amid Covid-19 chaos Scotland’s most senior police officer has warned that there will be “uncertainty and anxiety” over the coming months as the coronavirus pandemic continues. [video] The Standard 17/3/2020 News UK ramps up coronavirus detention powers for police Officials in the United Kingdom will introduce an emergency bill Thursday that would, among other provisions, give greater freedoms to police and immigration officers to tackle the coronavirus. Fox News 17/3/2020 News Coronavirus in the UK: Government to get right to force people into self-isolation under emergency laws Officials will gain the right to ban public events and arrest ill people who refuse to go into quarantine under emergency legislation. i News 17/3/2020 News Emergency UK coronavirus law lets police arrest people and put them in isolation Legislation set out today by the Government will give police and immigration officials new sweeping powers to help curb the spread of coronavirus. Metro 17/3/2020 News Coronavirus: No jury trials longer than three days in England and Wales No new Crown Court trials will take place in England and Wales if they are expected to last longer than three days, following concerns from lawyers amid the coronavirus crisis. BBC 17/3/2020 News Man shot dead by police near Bristol was lawfully killed Jury gives verdict on Spencer Ashworth, 29, who was killed after firing air pistol at officer The Guardian 17/3/2020 News Secret policy change by CPS cut number of rape trials, high court told Application on behalf of women’s group follows concern over fall in number of charges The Guardian 17/3/2020 News ‘Gutted’ officers react after Sergeant exams cancelled by CoP Police due to take their sergeant exams have shared their disappointment after they were cancelled due to the COVID-19 outbreak. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/3/2020 News Hostile state activity assessment body announced Home Secretary publicly confirms existence of the joint state threats assessment team. Home Office 17/3/2020 News Weekly academic research summary This summary curates the key policing-related research that's been published online in the last week, with links to the original journal articles, and selected abstracts - plus a short guide outlining how serving police officers and staff can get access, free, to many of the articles listed through the National Police Library. You do not need to be a member of the College to access its library. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 17/3/2020 News Investigation into body cameras finds nagging challenges for UK police An E&T investigation finds gaps in research on the benefits of police body-worn cameras, as well as shortcomings in the reporting of complaints against officers wearing them. Engineering and Technology 17/3/2020 Analysis, Feature Empty streets, coronavirus drones and police patrols: Apocalyptic scenes ‘awaiting UK’ The growing pandemic has forced countries to close borders and create nationwide quarantines as medical experts fight to find cure for coronavirus Daily Star 17/3/2020 News Coronavirus: Parisians fled to the countryside ahead of lockdown as 100,000 police officers deployed to enforce restrictions Hours before the lockdown took effect, Parisians rushed to train stations or took to the roads to escape the French capital i News 17/3/2020 News Cressida Dick: The Met is here to help London in this difficult time The spread of Covid-19 is of huge concern to everyone, causing fear and uncertainty — none of us know quite how it will affect our families and our lives. The new Government advice yesterday underlined the gravity of the challenge and the need for everyone to behave responsibly and look after ourselves and each other. The Standard 17/3/2020 Feature, Opinion What could the Coronavirus mean for policing and crime? The likely impact of the Coronavirus on crime and policing is, as yet, unknown. Policing commentator Ben Twomey explores some of the issues the UK criminal justice system may have to consider in the coming days, weeks and months. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 17/3/2020 Analysis, Feature Seeking Invention: Creating An Informed Citizenry in the Governance of Security At Sporting Mega-Events There exists a small cottage industry of case studies of mega-sporting event security at respective Olympic Games, Commonwealth Games or FIFA World Cups. This literature provides detailed accounts of the different security governance networks and methods of securitisation taken by host cities and the social impacts of such arrangements. However, for all this explanatory work, there have been no attempts to provide any innovative normative framework for how mega-event security should be conducted. Taking a case study of Glasgow’s security operation during the 2014 Commonwealth Games, the article firstly maps the ‘nodal’ arrangement that existed during the Games, before identifying the various limitations within this particular approach. It makes a theoretical contribution to the existing body of security governance literature by demonstrating the empirical complexities of achieving nodal governance in a particular situation. Policing and Society - Registration at source 17/3/2020 Research article Exploring the Duration of Police–citizen Encounters Modern policing policy and practices emphasize the philosophy of community-oriented policing and the principles of procedural justice to improve police–community relations. Using this theoretical framework, this study examines the duration of police–citizen encounters involving domestic and non-domestic conflicts. A sample of 262 encounters from the systematic social observations in Cincinnati was analysed. The multivariate models show that officers spent less time interacting with the citizens in the lower social class and spent more time on the encounters involving assaults. Community policing specialists spent more time interacting with citizens. Considering citizens’ voice is also associated with longer duration. Policy implications of these findings are discussed. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice - Registration at source 17/3/2020 Research article World Class Policing: Operation Limelight – a multi-agency response to FGM led by the MPS Operation Limelight, a huge multi-agency operation led by the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) to prevent girls and young women from becoming victims of female genital mutilation (FGM) and forced marriage, was awarded Highly Commended in the World Class Policing Awards, sponsored by Accenture. In the eighth of twelve articles focused on the award-winning nominations, Keith Potter examines the initiative which led to the signing of a historic intelligence-sharing Proclamation of Interagency Support for investigations between UK and US Law Enforcement. Policing Insight - Registration at source 17/3/2020 Feature, Innovation «344534463447344834493450345134523453Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
