Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97113 total results. Showing results 70141 to 70160 «350435053506350735083509351035113512Next ›Last » Paramount next PM prioritises serious violence The new Prime Minister must put serious violent crime at the top of their agenda as the number of people caught with knives and weapons reaches its highest in almost a decade, says National Chair John Apter. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 13/6/2019 News Protection of vulnerable groups and the disclosure of criminal information: our response to consultation Scottish Government response to the consultation report on the Protection of Vulnerable Groups and Disclosure of Criminal Information. Scottish Government 13/6/2019 Report Police seek volunteers to visit custody cells on unannounced inspections Nottinghamshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner Paddy Tipping has launched a hunt for new volunteers to become part of his custody welfare scheme. West Bridgford Wire 13/6/2019 News Forces heading to the clouds a ‘promising sign for policing’s connected future’ More than a quarter of police IT budgets now spent on digital transformation. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/6/2019 News Knife and offensive weapon sentencing statistics: January to March 2019 Trends in cautioning and sentencing of knife and offensive weapon offences. Ministry of Justice (MoJ) 13/6/2019 Report Disclosure (Scotland) Bill: children rights and wellbeing impact assessment Children’s rights and wellbeing impact assessment (CRWIA) explores the impacts of the Disclosure (Scotland) Bill on children and young people. Scottish Government 13/6/2019 Report Proactive policing plays part in increase of knife possession offences Ministry of Justice statistics on sentencing for knife and offensive weapons crimes show that the number of first time offenders is at its lowest level since 2009. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 13/6/2019 News techUK | Collaboration for public safety outcomes This paper looks at some technology tools and trends that have the potential to transform public safety services, and highlights the role that culture, processes and procedures have in empowering technological solutions to facilitate collaboration. TechUK 13/6/2019 Report UK and EU law enforcement boost co-operation on DNA databases Prüm framework will assist law enforcement agencies in Britain and the EU to identify criminals and crack cold cases. Home Office 13/6/2019 News Police force defends use of volunteers to do forensics work Expert calls move a ‘disaster’ and expresses concerns over participants’ welfare The Guardian 13/6/2019 News New Wiltshire Police drone will help catch crooks in the countryside A new drone will help catch crooks in the Wiltshire countryside. This is Wiltshire 13/6/2019 News Emergency services spent £900k replacing vehicles after Salisbury attack Police and ambulance units replaced 24 cars, vans and 4x4s due to novichok contamination The Guardian 13/6/2019 News Bedfordshire Police introduces knife wands Bedfordshire Police has equipped police cars with knife ‘wands’. These handheld metal detectors can be used during searches to highlight if a person is carrying a knife. Cranfield and Marston Vale Chronicle 13/6/2019 News ‘Every person who dies on our roads is one too many’ say police as new figures report fall in number of fatal accidents The number of people who died on Northamptonshire's roads fell by 30 percent in 2018 compared to the previous year, new figures have shown. Northampton Chronicle & Echo 13/6/2019 News Knife crime cases rise to nine‑year high The number of knife crimes dealt with by the justice system rose to a nine-year high after a surge in attacks across the country. The Times - Subscription at source 13/6/2019 News Former Romanian chief inspector is now a West Yorkshire Police beat bobby PC Nicolae Negoita has joined the Brighouse force after nine years with Romanian police Examiner Live 13/6/2019 News Knife possession at nine-year high, Ministry of Justice figures show The number of people caught carrying knives and offensive weapons in England and Wales has reached a nine-year high. BBC 13/6/2019 News Dashing Hopes? the Predictive Accuracy of Domestic Abuse Risk Assessment By Police The Domestic Abuse, Stalking and Honour Based Violence (DASH) form is a standardized risk assessment implemented across most UK police forces. It is intended to facilitate an officer’s structured professional judgment about the risk a victim faces of serious harm at the hand of their abuser. Until now, it has been an open question whether this tool works in practice. Here, we present the largest scale European study, making the case that the risk assessment tool is underperforming. Each element of the DASH questionnaire is, at best, weakly predictive of revictimization. Officer risk predictions based on DASH are little better than random and a logistic regression model that predicts the same outcome using DASH only provides modest improvement in performance. British Journal of Criminology 13/6/2019 Research article Police accused of ‘appalling behaviour’ after claims officers evicted rough sleepers from cemeteries Police have been accused of “appallingly bad behaviour” after claims they ignored advice of homelessness charities and evicted rough sleepers from cemeteries with the approval of rogue council staff. Edinburgh Live 13/6/2019 News Police transferred out of Londonderry due to threats Dissident republican activity in Londonderry is "particularly potent" and has led some police officers to relocate to other areas out of fear for their safety, according to a study. Belfast Telegraph 13/6/2019 News «350435053506350735083509351035113512Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
