Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103268 total results. Showing results 70041 to 70060 «349935003501350235033504350535063507Next ›Last » Gaia Pope death: Police actions to be examined in inquest "Actions or omissions" by police may have contributed to the death of a teenager whose body was found 11 days after she went missing, a pre-inquest review has heard. BBC 6/2/2020 News Grenfell chair requests UK pledge on witness immunity The chairman of the inquiry into a London tower bloc fire that killed 72 people wrote to Britain's attorney general Thursday to ask for a pledge to prevent evidence from corporate witnesses being used in subsequent criminal prosecutions. Daily Inter Lake 6/2/2020 News PSNI recruitment: More than 1500 applications in first 24 hours More than 1,500 applications to the PSNI were received in the first 24 hours after the launch of Tuesday's recruitment campaign. Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) 6/2/2020 News 34 mins ago Police IT system ‘critical incident’ after botched IT upgrade fixed A problem with police IT systems that saw officers going back to working on paper has now been fixed. The Bolton News 6/2/2020 News Hate Crime – it’s not just offensive, it’s an offence CPS sentence uplift demonstrates commitment to stamping out Hate Crime. North Yorkshire Police 6/2/2020 Feature, Opinion Centralisation warning over specialist police jobs A call has been made for a "fairer distribution" of specialist police jobs around Scotland after reports a surveillance unit is to be moved. BBC 6/2/2020 News A Longitudinal Study of Meaningfulness of Work: Its Relations With Job Outcomes in the Police Force This study utilized a longitudinal design, four weeks apart, to examine how clan control affected meaningfulness of work that in turn enhanced job satisfaction, organizational commitment, and organizational identity. Participants were 143 police officers. Results demonstrated that police officers who perceived that the organization created an environment in which officers shared and enact common values, perspectives, and accounted for their actions (clan control) reported that their jobs as having more positive meanings (meaningfulness of work). Officers who experienced more meaningfulness of work were found to have higher affective organizational commitment, job satisfaction, and organizational identity four weeks later. In addition, job satisfaction was found to be partially mediating the effect of meaningfulness of work on affective organizational commitment. Our results suggested that meaningfulness of work could be induced by clan control which emphasizes shared values, beliefs, and traditions, which is the most appropriate in complex organizations nowadays where employees oftentimes engage in different tasks for a common organizational goal, with hard-to-measure performance indicators. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology - Registration at source 6/2/2020 Research article Police officers’ mental health focus of new campaign Mental health in policing must be treated as seriously as physical safety, the Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) has urged today (6 February). Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 6/2/2020 News FGM is happening in the UK and we must work together to tackle it More than 200 million girls and woman have undergone female genital mutilation around the world and, according to the World Health Organisation, a further three million are at threat. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 6/2/2020 Feature, Opinion Police back expert warning on Facebook encryption The national policing lead for child protection has backed a letter from worldwide experts and charities to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, warning that the company’s plan for end-to-end encryption would put child safety at risk. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 6/2/2020 News Missouri lawmaker wants police officers to stop women from getting abortions Mike Moon introduced bill that would redefine fertilized egg as a person and effectively turn any attempt to terminate a pregnancy into murder The Guardian 6/2/2020 News Mother stabbed to death by abusive ex-lover had no way to call for help because police seized her phone to analyse for evidence of harassment, inquest hears A mother-of-three stabbed to death by her abusive ex-lover had no way to call for help because police had seized her phone as evidence of harassment, an inquest has heard. Mail Online 6/2/2020 News Police’s £9m probe has uncovered hidden child abuse ‘epidemic’ from 1970s and 1980s with more than 4,000 convicted in last six years A major £9million police investigation has uncovered a hidden 'epidemic' of child abuse in the 1970s and 80s, with officers receiving 11,346 allegations, 35% of which resulted in convictions. Mail Online 6/2/2020 News It is about time the Government unpicks the disastrous pre-charge bail reforms Before pre-charge bail reforms came into effect in 2017, the Police Federation predicted that pre-charge bail would drop dramatically and that releasing suspected “under investigation” would become the norm – we didn’t really need a crystal ball, writes John Apter, National Chair of the Police Federation of England and Wales. PoliticsHome 6/2/2020 Feature, Opinion Policing Northern Ireland: Tackling the threat of dissident violence Despite the Good Friday Agreement, dissident violence still poses a threat to peace in Northern Ireland. Policing Insight Contributor Andrew Staniforth reminds us of the devastating impact of previous IRA campaigns and the present-day factors that could fuel a resurgence in violence. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 6/2/2020 Opinion Throughcare needs of Indigenous people leaving prison in Western Australia and the Northern Territory AUSTRALIA: This article reports on research undertaken in Western Australia and the Northern Territory to develop effective throughcare strategies for Indigenous people leaving prison. [pdf] Australian Institute of Criminology (Australia) 6/2/2020 Research article Police uncover ‘epidemic of child abuse’ in the 1970s and 80s as thousands of historic sex-offenders brought to justice Police say they have uncovered a child abuse “epidemic” after thousands of historical sex offenders were brought to justice for their crimes. The Sun 6/2/2020 News Police rustle up a conviction using cow’s DNA A police force says that it has become the first in Britain to solve a crime by using DNA evidence from a cow. The Times - Subscription at source 6/2/2020 News Bail reforms are only one part of a larger issue Like much legislation, Amber Rudd’s changes to the bail laws were made with the best of intentions. There had been growing concern that some suspects, including people arrested during Operation Yewtree, the sprawling inquiry into historical abuse, were being placed under bail conditions for too long. The Times - Subscription at source 6/2/2020 Feature, Opinion Priti Patel plans tougher bail terms for dangerous suspects The home secretary is planning to reverse bail reforms after a campaign by women’s groups worried that dangerous suspects are being released without restrictions. The Times - Subscription at source 6/2/2020 News «349935003501350235033504350535063507Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
