Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98683 total results. Showing results 69301 to 69320 «346234633464346534663467346834693470Next ›Last » Online grooming cases rise as abusers turn to social media The number of children being sexually groomed on social media channels has increased by a third in the past year, according to new figures. Police Professional 11/9/2019 News Acid attacks, drugs and restraint Day two of the event in Hinckley heard from Dr Meng Aw-Yong, Medical Director for the Metropolitan Police Service and past member of the Independent Advisory Panel on Deaths in Custody, and Dr Johann Grundlingh, a consultant and chief executive of SFR Medical. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 11/9/2019 News Facial recognition ruling not a “green light” for deployment Surveillance Camera Commissioner Tony Porter has warned police forces the recent landmark ruling that South Wales Police use of automated facial recognition (AFR) technology was lawful should not be seen a green light for future deployment of the technology. Police Professional 11/9/2019 News Brexit: Operation Yellowhammer no-deal document published Riots on the streets, food price rises and reduced medical supplies are real risks of the UK leaving the EU without a deal, a government document has said. BBC 11/9/2019 News Northern Ireland police chief seeks 800 more officers as terror threat grows Call by head of PSNI follows discovery of two bombs in less than a week The Guardian 11/9/2019 News ‘The threat is changing’: PSNI chief calls for extra 800 officers to help combat threat of dissidents A viable explosive device was discovered on Monday evening in the Creggan area of Derry. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 11/9/2019 News Working With the Police: A Positive Outlook From A National Sample of Probation and Parole Officers Formal police–probation/parole partnerships were popularized in the early 1990s, many modeled after the perceived success of Boston’s Operation Night Light. Yet, funding dissipated in the 2000s and little research was completed. This study represents the first national survey of frontline probation/parole officers concerning the prevalence of partnerships with the police, their support for partnerships, and an examination of factors that influence that support. Findings reveal that many partnerships exist informally and very few report the lack of any partnership with the police. Indeed, these results confirm that working with the police is an integral function of community supervision work, especially in regard to information sharing. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology - Registration at source 11/9/2019 Research article Homophobic hate crime reports soar but charges fall Fewer prosecutions despite rising number of complaints, police data shows The Guardian 11/9/2019 News UK eyes ethnically diverse police force Ethnic minorities in the UK have been urged to consider a career in the police as a campaign to recruit 20,000 new officers was launched by the government last Thursday (5). Eastern Eye 11/9/2019 News Refreshed top team at Cleveland Police almost complete as chief outlines four priorities Chief Constable Richard Lewis has made a series of external appointments and his new deputy will be confirmed soon Teesside Live 11/9/2019 News Comment: Policing review welcomed but how much can it achieve? All the police staff associations have welcomed the Police Foundation's announcement this week that it will lead the biggest review of policing in this country since the 1962 Royal Commission which set up the 43-force template in England and Wales that still exists today. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 11/9/2019 Feature, Opinion Deputy PCC for West Mercia issues part-time pupil crime risk Schoolchildren on part-time timetables can face a higher risk of being drawn into criminal exploitation than excluded pupils because the latter are more closely monitored by councils, the deputy police commissioner has said. Advertiser (Oswestry and border counties) 11/9/2019 News Police Students’ Experience of Participation and Relationship During In-Field Training Based on in-depth interviews regarding 12 police students’ experience from in-field training, the present study seeks to uncover the meaning and content of what matters when learning police work in practice. Deeply rooted in the students’ experience of participating in in-field training, the present paper presents findings from the following issue: How do police students experience participation and relationship during in-field training? The question has as its starting point sociocultural theory regarding learning professional practice. The analysis generates findings as follows: to be put in front, tutoring as on-going descriptive conversations and to be taken care of. The paper draws on this conceptual structure as a springboard for the ongoing discussion about what matters in educating students undergoing police training in higher education, and in particular the significance of embodied learning and professional and emotional support in learning the police profession. Police Practice and Research - Registration at source 11/9/2019 Research article Chief Constable Simon Byrne worried about dissident threat [VIDEO] Police "struck lucky" when they found a bomb in Londonderry on Monday night, the chief constable has said. BBC 11/9/2019 News Statement on the High Court judgment on the use of Automatic Facial Recognition technology by South Wales police I will consider the recent judgment regarding the use of Automatic Facial Recognition (AFR) by South Wales police very carefully. I was reassured to note the court’s recognition of the Surveillance Camera code of practice (SC Code) and section 33 of the Protection of Freedoms Act 2012 as key elements of the legal framework for the use of AFR. I was further reassured by the acknowledgement that the guidance which I have produced to assist Chief Officers in working within the principles of the SC Code is also a key element of the framework. I will revisit this guidance in light of the court’s observations. Surveillance Camera Commissioner 11/9/2019 Feature, Opinion Custody intervention programme sees just 7% of youths reoffend A custody programme which reaches out to young adults in a bid to steer them away from a life of crime and into jobs including football coaching has yielded some impressive results. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 11/9/2019 News Devon and Cornwall – Joint inspection of police custody This inspection into Devon and Cornwall Police is one of a series on police custody inspections carried out jointly by HMI Prisons and HMICFRS. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 11/9/2019 Report Devon and Cornwall Police custody – Many positive features and good care Devon and Cornwall Police were assessed by a joint criminal justice inspectorates team as delivering good outcomes for detainees held in custody. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 11/9/2019 News Dissident republicans are making ‘concerted effort’ to kill Northern Ireland police, senior officer warns Around 40 petrol bombs were thrown at officers as they searched for dissident republicans. The Independent 11/9/2019 News Number of recorded grooming crimes increases by a third, figures suggest Children’s charity the NSPCC said police recorded 4,373 offences of sexual communication with a child in the year to April 2019. Express & Star 11/9/2019 News «346234633464346534663467346834693470Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
