Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 94107 total results. Showing results 69901 to 69920 «349234933494349534963497349834993500Next ›Last » Ranks blast Sinn Fein president for wanting ‘outsider’ to replace retiring national force chief PFNI: Senior officers do not deserve to be treated as second-class candidates in selection process. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 19/2/2019 News Staffing crisis unfolds as forces miss recruitment targets More than one third of police forces across the country are facing a staffing crisis, having missed their recruitment targets by more than 25 per cent. Police Professional 19/2/2019 News Met police spending on plastic bullets triples in a year Other UK forces also increase spending on ammunition amid fears of no-deal Brexit disorder The Guardian 19/2/2019 News Sinn Féin’s police remarks spark Equality Commission concern The Equality Commission has expressed concern about comments made by the Sinn Féin president about appointing a new PSNI chief constable. BBC 19/2/2019 News Met disproportionately white for another 100 years – police leaders Commissioner Cressida Dick says institutionally racist label not a ‘useful way to describe’ force The Guardian 19/2/2019 News Stephen Lawrence: ‘100 years before Met has ethnic mix’ of London – police It will be 100 years before the Met Police has the same ethnic mix as the population it serves, the force said. BBC 19/2/2019 News West Midlands Police chief admits to being ‘greatly concerned’ by rise in number of robberies West Midlands Police's Chief Constable has admitted he is "concerned" over the number of robberies being committed across the region. Express & Star 19/2/2019 News Independent review into PSNI disclosure of legacy case information to Police Ombudsman An independent review of how the PSNI discloses information on legacy cases to the Office of the Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland is to be carried out. The Irish News (Republic of Ireland) 19/2/2019 News Met police spending on plastic bullets triples in a year Other UK forces also increase spending on ammunition amid fears of no-deal Brexit disorder The Guardian 19/2/2019 News No change to status of EU national warranted officers post-Brexit The status of EU national warranted officers will remain the same after UK’s departure from the EU with or without a deal, the Federation can confirm. Due to their unique employment status, we have been chasing the Home Office to shed some light on the situation in order to put members’ minds at rest. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 19/2/2019 News Positive result: Pill testing could reduce deaths at music festivals The deaths of six young people from drug overdoses at music festivals in Australia in the last five months has shone a light on the risk of taking drugs at these events. Former UK police officer and now Research Fellow at Western Sydney University Alan Beckley examines the issues and considers whether pill-testing offers the solution. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 19/2/2019 Analysis Police, Fire and Crime Commissioners’ first meeting Police, Fire and Crime Commissioners (PFCCs) from Essex, North Yorkshire, Northamptonshire and Staffordshire recently met for the first time at the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners’ (APCC) offices to discuss opportunities to work together on fire and rescue. The four PFCCs came together having taken on fire and rescue governance responsibilities over the past 18 months. Home Office representatives were also in attendance alongside APCC Chief Executive, Susannah Hancock and Senior Policy Manager, Eddie Smithwick. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 19/2/2019 News Child abuse images being traded via secure apps Images of child sexual abuse and stolen credit card numbers are being openly traded on encrypted apps, a BBC investigation has found. BBC 19/2/2019 News Police ‘picking up the pieces’ of mental health crisis in Lancashire Almost half the adults arrested in Lancashire have mental health issues, it has been revealed. Lancashire Post 19/2/2019 News Chief Constable retweets Police Federation on Sinn Fein top job row Chief Constable George Hamilton has retweeted a statement from the Police Federation criticising Sinn Fein leader Mary Lou McDonald's comments that the next PSNI boss should come from outside the organisation. Mrs McDonald said that she could not identify a candidate from within the PSNI to replace outgoing Chief Constable Hamilton. Belfast Telegraph 19/2/2019 News Call to end ‘perverse’ police cash crisis Ministers need to prioritise police funding and end the "perverse situation" where more cash is spent on foreign aid, a senior officer has claimed. Express & Star 19/2/2019 News Specific bike theft police force redeployed to fight knife crime Police officers that specialise in investigating bike theft are set to be redeployed to tackle knife crime. In a report by The Sunday Times, it stated that the British Transport Police is set to close the bike theft unit which covers London and the South East from next month. Cyclist 19/2/2019 News Stephen Lawrence: How has his murder changed policing? Twenty years ago, an inquiry into the death of teenager Stephen Lawrence called for an overhaul of police procedures and attitudes towards race. But how much has changed? BBC 19/2/2019 Analysis, Feature Gruesome database of UK’s unsolved deaths and police have no idea who victims are Police hope to put names to over 1,000 bodies, some of whose identities have been a mystery for decades Mirror 19/2/2019 News Core Capabilities: Body-Worn Cameras in Portugal In the current world situation, which is daily provided with new inputs that increase its complexity, we try to find the correct balance between multiple variables – among those, the duality liberty and security.
Technology shapes the way society is formed and interacts, introducing new challenges for the citizen and also to law enforcement. As so, technology is an external force that has deterministic impacts on organizations, modelling strategies, social actions, and criminal conducts. The discussion in the field of operational and strategic management broadly favours the idea of dynamic capabilities in order to overcome, not only the rigidities of organisational status, but also legal and public understanding. The major question addressed in this paper explores the nature of introducing police body-worn cameras in PolÃcia de Segurança Pública (PSP) as a conceived tool to improve interaction between police and citizens. This means assuring its core capabilities. European Law Enforcement Research Bulletin - Registration at source 19/2/2019 Research article «349234933494349534963497349834993500Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
