Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98645 total results. Showing results 69621 to 69640 «347834793480348134823483348434853486Next ›Last » Tories and French government plot new ways to harass refugees Tory home secretary Priti Patel and the French interior minister discussed on Thursday how to force through a new round of repression against refugees in Calais and Dunkirk. Socialist Worker 30/8/2019 News Police Scotland launch consent campaign to stop date rapes More than one rape in ten reported to Police Scotland took place after a first or second date, analysis has shown. The Times - Subscription at source 30/8/2019 News Why are sheep being ‘barbarically’ butchered? A spate of illegal butchering in fields has seen shocking pictures emerge of sheep and lambs killed and stripped of their meat in the fields where they stood. But what could be behind the killings? BBC 30/8/2019 News Hong Kong: Pro-democracy activists arrested in outrageous assault on freedom of expression Man-kei Tam, Director of Amnesty International Hong Kong: “The ludicrous dawn swoops by police to arrest Agnes Chow and Joshua Wong are an outrageous assault on the rights to freedom of expression and peaceful assembly. At the very least, they must be released on bail as soon as possible." Amnesty International 30/8/2019 News We’re shock absorbers, viewed as either heroes or villains: PSNI chief Byrne on dissidents, bonfires and Northern Ireland politics Simon Byrne also told how policing a contentious Twelfth bonfire in east Belfast during his second week in post was a baptism of fire, representing his first big "test", both "practically and operationally". Belfast Telegraph - Registration at source 30/8/2019 News Hong Kong leaders arrested in dawn raids as activists beaten by thugs ahead of key march Pro-democracy activists were arrested in dawn raids in Hong Kong in a sweeping crackdown ahead of a key weekend of mass protests. The Telegraph 30/8/2019 News Social media: What can happen when police officers post offensive comments Social media is an important public engagement tool for policing, but what happens when an officer posts inappropriate messages? Policing Insight contributor Andrew Staniforth examines the implications of The Plain View Project, a US database of comments made by police officers, which uncovered thousands of offensive posts. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 30/8/2019 Analysis Thames Valley Police set to get 600 new officers after Prime Minister’s promise Six hundred of Boris Johnson's promised police officers are expected to be recruited across Thames Valley Police. Oxford Mail 30/8/2019 News Tech firms should join a coalition of the willing to support interoperability for police IT Jessica Russell of techUK believes increased collaboration between the emergency services and technology partners could deliver improved public-safety outcomes PublicTechnology.net 30/8/2019 Feature, Opinion Blog: Facts and figures – why numbers really matter When Boris Johnson became Prime Minister he stood on the steps of Number 10 and made a promise to police officers. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 29/8/2019 Feature, Opinion Rape conviction rate falls to lowest level for five years Convictions for rape have fallen to their lowest level for five years, despite the number of reports continuing to rise. Police Professional 29/8/2019 News Lincolnshire’s Chief Constable pressing ahead with judicial review over degree level training courses for police officer recruits Lincolnshire Police’s Chief Constable is pressing ahead with a Judicial review into plans by the College of Policing to insist on officers having to obtain a degree. Sleaford Standard 29/8/2019 News Lincolnshire Police and Crime Commissioner says legal challenge against plans requiring officers to get a degree is “worth” £20,000 Lincolnshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner insisted a legal challenge against College of Policing plans requiring all police officers to obtain a degree is “worth it”. Rutland & Stamford Mercury 29/8/2019 News Hot Spots Policing and Crime Reduction: An Update of An Ongoing Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis This updated systematic review assesses the effects of focused police crime prevention interventions at crime hot spots. The review also examined whether focused police actions at specific locations result in crime displacement or diffusion of crime control benefits. Systematic review protocols and conventions of the Campbell Collaboration were followed to identify eligible hot spots policing studies, and meta-analytic techniques were used to assess the impact of hot spots policing on crime and investigate the influence of moderating variables. The search strategies identified 65 studies containing 78 tests of hot spots policing interventions. Meta-analyses revealed a small statistically significant mean effect size favoring the effects of hot spots policing in reducing crime outcomes at treatment places relative to control places. Journal of Experimental Criminology - Registration at source 29/8/2019 Research article An Analysis of the Quality of Investigative Interviews With Children in France: Age of the Witness Does Matter A context-driven analysis was performed to assess the quality of French investigative interviews with three age groups of child witnesses (under 7 years old, 7–10 years old, and 11–17 years old). We measured how age was related to the quality of 24 real-life interviews by evaluating how child-centered the interview was: (i) did it follow recommendations for each phase of the interview and, (ii) was the questioning style appropriately adapted to the child’s previous answer. Results showed that the older children gave more detailed responses to open questions. However, investigators did not encourage their recall through the use of appropriate questions, but instead asking closed and leading questions. With the younger children, interviewers also asked predominantly closed and leading questions but after evasive answers. Our findings suggest different strategies underpin the use of inappropriate questions with respect to the age of the witnesses. Implications for training are discussed. Police Practice and Research - Registration at source 29/8/2019 Research article Prevent Policing in Practice—the Need For Evidenced-Based Research This article examines the PREVENT agenda, part of the UK government’s counter-terrorism strategy, CONTEST. Informed by semi-structured interviews conducted with a Special Branch PREVENT team, as well as individuals drawn from various security disciplines, this article highlights several practical barriers to realizing collaborative counter-radicalization. This is important given the third objective of PREVENT: to work with a wide range of institutions where there are risks of radicalization. This article departs from analyses that have examined PREVENT in the context of suspect profiling; rather, the focus is on illuminating the implementation, (re)configuration and performance of PREVENT policing. The article concludes by advocating the necessity for evidence-based research—this proffers pragmatic implications for the governance of counter-terrorism. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice 29/8/2019 Research article Reports of rape rise but charge rate decreases, new data shows The number of rape charges has decreased, despite an increase in the amount of rapes reported, data released today shows. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 29/8/2019 News APCC Victims Leads comment on rape charge statistics released by HMICFRS Commenting on rape charge statistics released by HMICFRS today, APCC Victims Leads Sophie Linden, London’s Deputy Mayor for Policing and Crime & Julia Mulligan, North Yorkshire Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner said: Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 29/8/2019 News Chiefs respond to 2017/18 rape case outcome data by Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary HMICFRS and the multi-agency Rape Monitoring Group (RMG) have published data showing how cases of rape were dealt with at all stages of the criminal justice system in 2017/18. The data covers every police force in England and Wales. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 29/8/2019 News Cressida Dick: I want 6,000 of PM’s new 20,000 police officers to be in London The Met Commissioner said her force was on course to have 31,000 officers by the end of December, and was aiming to gain about 6,000 of the 20,000 officers promised nationwide by Prime Minister Boris Johnson. She said this would give a likely total of about 37,000 Met officers — an all-time peak. The Standard 29/8/2019 News «347834793480348134823483348434853486Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
