Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100484 total results. Showing results 69341 to 69360 «346434653466346734683469347034713472Next ›Last » Stop and search checks by GMP triple in crackdown on knife crime Only two complaints despite massive rise in use of power Manchester Evening News 14/11/2019 News Met criticised as cost of policing arms fair doubles to £2.4m Campaigners accuse force of ‘increasingly authoritarian’ attitude towards protest The Guardian 14/11/2019 News Number of criminals given immediate custodial sentences at lowest level for a decade Save The number of convicted criminals who are sent straight to jail is at its lowest level for a decade, despite crime rising steadily over the same period, the latest figures have revealed. The Telegraph 14/11/2019 News Cyrille Fijnaut: A Pioneer From the Low Countries Inspired by American pioneers in the field of police research like Jerome Skolnick, Cyrille Fijnaut resigned in 1969 as a police lieutenant from the police force in the city of Tilburg, the Netherlands in order to create the opportunity to study criminology and philosophy at the KU Leuven in Belgium. At the same university, he wrote in the years 1974–1978 his Ph.D. dissertation on the political history of policing in Europe since the Napoleonic Era. This thesis became the starting point of a rich career as a professor of criminology and criminal law at the Erasmus University Rotterdam, the KU Leuven, Tilburg University and NYU Law School (Global Law School Programme). Over the years, he became an internationally renowned expert in the fields of police and judicial cooperation, organized crime and terrorism, and the transatlantic history of criminology and the criminal justice system. In these and other fields he wrote some 50 books and edited some 50 volumes, and published more than 400 articles in academic and professional journals. In addition, he was one of the founding fathers of the Belgian journal of criminology and criminal law Panopticon and the European Journal of Crime, Criminal Law and Criminal Justice. He also served as an expert in some of Dutch and Belgian committees of inquiry, e.g. the committee that investigated the safety and security problems of Pim Fortuyn, the Dutch politician who was killed in May 2002. The Dutch government rewarded him with a Knighthood in the Order of the Dutch Lion, and the Belgian government appointed him Commandeur in the Crown Order. Police Practice and Research - Registration at source 14/11/2019 Research article ICO calls for access to powers under the Proceeds of Crime Act The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) is to call on the Government to extend its legal and investigative powers to allow it to conduct search and seizure warrants and confiscate assets. Police Professional 14/11/2019 News Concerns over record low number of offenders in criminal justice system MoJ data shows 1.58 million people were formally dealt with in England and Wales in past year The Guardian 14/11/2019 News PCC’s and chief constables come together to drive progress on diversity Getting diversity, equality and inclusion right cuts across the totality of policing, and is key to providing effective policing for the public. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 14/11/2019 News Hillary Clinton urges Metropolitan Police commissioner to take security of female MPs ‘very seriously’ Hillary Clinton has spoken to Metropolitan Police commissioner Cressida Dick about security for women MPs fearing for their safety. The Standard 14/11/2019 News MP and police boss at war over watchdog report into murder probe ‘cover up’ claim Ian Lucas brands watchdog finding that Mark Polin did not deliberately mislead him 'a whitewash' while Arfon Jones brands MP 'cavalier' North Wales Live 14/11/2019 News Protests across Australia as police officer charged with murdering 19-year-old Aboriginal man The death of an Aboriginal teenager who was killed by police on Saturday has sparked nationwide protests in Australia. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 14/11/2019 News Police ‘heavy-handed’ on peaceful protest, say arms fair campaigners Protesters talk of ‘increasingly authoritarian’ attitude as data shows £2.4m spend on DSEI fair The Guardian 14/11/2019 News Police Perceptions of Training in Interviewing Youth With Adhd One hundred and two Child Protection Investigation Unit (CPIU) detectives were recruited to answer questions about their perceived knowledge and skill, as well as training accessibility and development needs, regarding the interviewing of youth with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Results indicate that CPIU detectives rated themselves as having a moderate ability to recognize ADHD in interviewees and only a moderate awareness of how ADHD may impact the interviewing process but reported an average confidence in their ability to conduct a modified cognitive interview with ADHD-affected youth. CPIU detectives reported a below-average satisfaction with prior training provided to equip them in this area as well as below average confidence in their ability to access any possible existing training in this area. Detectives also report a moderately high desire for a new training program focused on interviewing youth with ADHD, with a preference for training that involves online learning, followed closely by workshops and role plays. Police Practice and Research - Registration at source 14/11/2019 Research article Towards A Maturity Model For Intelligence-Led Policing A Case Study Research on the Investigation of Drugs Crime and on Football and Safety in the Dutch Police Police organisations worldwide have adopted intelligence-led policing (ILP) as a new policing strategy. However, these organisations often struggle with the implementation of ILP. Literature suggests that successful implementation of ILP requires changes to a broad range of organisational aspects. It is however unclear what these aspects are and how they affect ILP. This research aims to identify organizational factors that enable ILP in the Dutch police, by means of a literature review and a case study, by conducting 15 investigations on organized drugs crime, football and safety in two different units of the Dutch police. Various elements have been identified that affect the functioning of ILP. These elements have been categorized into technological, structural, cultural, and people, which are integrated into a maturity model. By means of the maturity model the enablers can be assessed, priorities for improvement can be determined and targeted improvement strategies can be derived. The findings and the maturity model can help police organisations to improve the implementation of ILP. Police Practice and Research - Registration at source 14/11/2019 Research article Clarifying the Contours of the Police Legitimacy Measurement Debate: A Response to Cao and Graham With the emergence of police legitimacy as a major indicator of good policing, scholars have continued to push our conceptual understanding of this construct. In recent years, a debate has emerged about whether four factors—lawfulness, procedural justice, distributive justice, and effectiveness—are possible sources of legitimacy judgments (Tyler in Annual Review of Psychology 57, 375–400, 2006) or actual components of legitimacy (Tankebe in Criminology 51, 103–135, 2013). My goal in the present paper is review the contours of this debate. Asian Journal of Criminology - Registration at source 14/11/2019 Research article County Lines drugs dealing ‘under-reported’ in North East The senior officer in charge of policing the movement and transportation of drugs in the UK has told ITV News Tyne Tees County Lines on the transport network is 'under-reported' in the North East. ITV News 14/11/2019 News New police digital memorial goes live The names of more than 4,200 police officers and staff who have died on duty since the introduction of the Bow Street Runners in 1749 are commemorated on a new digital memorial launched on Tuesday (November 12). Police Professional 14/11/2019 News Judge lifts anonymity for officers charged over Dalian Atkinson death The officers charged over the death of a former Aston Villa footballer have been named after their lawyers agreed to lift anonymity. Police Professional 14/11/2019 News Self-harm on probation: the disturbing figures Work with Offenders explores the latest worrying statistics showing a jump in the number of people dying while under the supervision of the probation service. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 14/11/2019 News Scottish public get their say on inspection of national force The public in Scotland will be involved in scrutiny of policing, under plans unveiled by inspectors Police Oracle - Subscription at source 14/11/2019 News Fire and rescue workforce and pensions statistics: England April 2018 to March 2019 second edition Focuses on total workforce numbers, workforce diversity and information regarding leavers and joiners; covers both pension fund income and expenditure and firefighters’ pension schemes membership; and includes information on incidents involving attacks on firefighters. 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