Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98635 total results. Showing results 70121 to 70140 «350335043505350635073508350935103511Next ›Last » Man dies in collision after police pursuit IOPC to investigate fatal crash that followed driver failing to stop for officers. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/8/2019 News Women in North Wales made 30,000 domestic abuse reports to police in last three years Five murder cases have involved domestic abuse and violence, records show North Wales Live 12/8/2019 News Nearly a dozen Hampshire Constabulary staff arrested between 2015 and 2018 Nearly a dozen Hampshire Police employees have been arrested, including one officer on suspicion of rape, in recent years, the Echo can reveal. Daily Echo (Southern) 12/8/2019 News Will the Tories’ tough new stance on crime pay off? Labour warns stop-and-search expansion ‘risks riots’ The Week 12/8/2019 News PSNI in ‘two-tier policing’ row over response to loyalist band with Paras symbol on uniform PSNI bosses who oversaw the policing of a controversial Apprentice Boys parade in Londonderry at the weekend should be ashamed of themselves, a former police officer has claimed. Belfast Telegraph 12/8/2019 News Violent offenders should spend more time behind bars, Boris Johnson says Police leaders in Downing Street pow-wow to listen to £2.5bn 'hard on crime' programme. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/8/2019 News Dyfed-Powys Police Chief Constable joins spat over police officer numbers The chief constable of Dyfed-Powys Police has set out how police officer numbers are calculated as a spat between a Carmarthenshire politician and the force’s commissioner continues. South Wales Guardian 12/8/2019 News Downing Street hits back at ‘ideological’ Diane Abbott as she attacks Government police and justice shake-up Downing Street has accused Diane Abbott of being “ideologically opposed” to tackling offenders as the shadow home secretary hit out at the Government’s fresh criminal justice plans. PoliticsHome 12/8/2019 News Plymouth police officers receiving wellbeing coaching Police officers have been undergoing health and wellbeing checks as part of efforts to cut down on injury—related absences Plymouth Live 12/8/2019 News The UK’s National Police Air Service (NPAS) has begun a process that could see the operator acquire a batch of new helicopters. According to tender documents, the provider has started a survey of the market to assess the availability, capability and cost of different rotorcraft types. FlightGlobal 12/8/2019 News Inside information: Practical steps to help forces comply with requests for personal information The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) is working with the MPS to clear a large backlog of requests for personal information after the force was issued with two Enforcement Notices for failing to respond within the allotted time. ICO Director of Data Protection Complaints and Compliance Suzanne Gordon offers practical advice to ensure forces meet their data protection obligations. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 12/8/2019 Opinion Intimate Partner Violence in the Military: An Investigation of Reporting Crimes to Law Enforcement Officials Although awareness of intimate partner violence (IPV) has increased, acknowledging that American military members and their families are particularly vulnerable to these forms of violence has been relatively recent. While scholars have shown that victims of IPV are unlikely to report their victimizations to the police (Venema Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 31(5), 872–899, 2016), virtually no attempts have been made to explore reporting crimes to the police by those in the military and/or victimized by someone in the military. In this paper, the National Crime Victimization Survey (NCVS) data from 1992 to 2016 were used to examine whether incidents of intimate partner violence were less likely to be reported to the police if either the victim and/or offender were active duty military personnel. To ascertain whether military status affected decisions to report for other violent crimes, models predicting the probability of reporting to the police for robbery victimizations were also examined. Journal of Family Violence - Registration at source 12/8/2019 Research article Three words to find incidents faster: The innovative location system enabling more efficient 999 response what3words is an app that allows users to pinpoint locations to within 3 square metres. Here, founder Chris Sheldrick talks about how police forces have been using the app to successfully find callers in areas that are typically hard to find. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 12/8/2019 Innovation Drug crime mapped: Gangs operating away from home cities Drug crime is increasing in many small towns and villages even as it falls significantly in city centres, the BBC has found. BBC 12/8/2019 News Assaults on Garda personnel – protocols ten point plan REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Assaults on Garda Siochana and Garda staff, as a result of carrying out their duty in accordance with the functions of An Garda Siochana or because they are members of An Garda Siochana, should never be regarded as "part of the job." [pdf] Garda Representative Association (GRA) 12/8/2019 Report Met apologises over Cressida Dick’s stop-and-search group claim The Metropolitan police have apologised for giving “a contrary impression” when its commissioner Cressida Dick told MPs the force met “really regularly” with StopWatch, which campaigns for the fair and effective use of stop and search, after the charity disputed the claim. The Guardian 12/8/2019 News Police minister defends plan to extend stop-and-search The police minister, Kit Malthouse, has insisted that a new wave of stop-and-search operations should not increase community tensions as the government unveiled a series of anti-crime measures. The Guardian 12/8/2019 News Law and order: Extra £85m for CPS to tackle violent crime The Crown Prosecution Service will receive an extra £85m over the next two years, to help deal with a rise in violent crime in England and Wales. BBC 12/8/2019 News Sweeping powers to impose curfews and alter the law under no-deal Brexit Ministers will have draconian powers to bring in curfews, redirect food supplies and even change the law without consulting parliament in the event of a no-deal Brexit. The Times - Subscription at source 12/8/2019 News Criminals must get the sentences they deserve, says Boris Johnson Boris Johnson ordered a review into the sentencing of violent and sexual offenders yesterday as he attempts to rebuild the Tories’ reputation as the party of law and order before a possible early general election. The Times - Subscription at source 12/8/2019 News «350335043505350635073508350935103511Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
