Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100507 total results. Showing results 7001 to 7020 «347348349350351352353354355Next ›Last » Met civilian staff to be balloted on strike action Civilian staff employed by the Metropolitan Police are being balloted for strike action in a dispute over office working. The Public and Commercial Services union (PCS) has said its 2,400 members are being ordered back to the office in the new year. BBC 1/11/2024 News Crown court backlog in England and Wales ‘could hit 100,000 without radical overhaul’ Chief inspector raises prospect of judge-only trials and greater use of magistrates to reduce prosecutors’ caseloads The Guardian 1/11/2024 News Police force roll out new technology to fight crime Cumbria Police showcased their new AI capabilities at Penrith. ITV News 1/11/2024 News, Video Met Police staff balloted for strike action in dispute over office working The ballot opens on November 6, with the result expected on December 10. The Independent 1/11/2024 News Annual Report 2023-24 From HM Chief Inspector of the Crown Prosecution Service to the Attorney General. HM Crown Prosecution Service Inspectorate (HMCPSI) 1/11/2024 Report Former PSNI chief superintendent appointed Prisoner Ombudsman for Northern Ireland A former police chief superintendent has been appointed as the new Prisoner Ombudsman for Northern Ireland. Police Professional 1/11/2024 News Teenager’s Mohamed Al Fayed sexual assault claim dismissed by police in 1995 Family of Samantha-Jane Ramsay says she made allegation 10 years before police say first complaint made The Guardian 1/11/2024 News Met Police staff balloted for strike action in dispute over office working The ballot opens on November 6, with the result expected on December 10. The Independent 1/11/2024 News Human remains identified in decades old cold case in York Region CANADA: Investigators with the York Regional Police Cold Case Unit have identified human remains more than 40 years after they were found and are appealing for any information that may help them solve the cold case. Blue Line (Canada) 1/11/2024 News Trafficking in persons in Canada, 2023 CANADA: In 2023, 570 human trafficking incidents were reported to police, a slight decrease from the 597 reported in 2022. There was also a decrease in the rate of human trafficking (1.4 incidents per 100,000 population in 2023 compared with 1.5 in 2022). Statistics Canada 1/11/2024 Report Did you know that 88% of all missing persons cases are runaways? CANADA: Today marks the first day of Runaway Prevention Month. As such, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP)'s National Centre for Missing Persons and Unidentified Remains (NCMPUR) is shining a light on the issue of runaways in Canada with the release of its comprehensive report entitled Exploring the Phenomenon of Reported Runaways in Canada 2015-2021. Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) 1/11/2024 News Police Scotland officers to withdraw goodwill from 5pm today Police officers in Scotland will withdraw their goodwill as of 5pm today (November 1) in a dispute over pay and conditions. Police Professional 1/11/2024 News Taoiseach Simon Harris turns sod on €30m upgrade of Portlaoise Garda Station REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Work begins on 'state of the art' new Laois Offaly Garda Division headquarters. Leinster Express (Republic of Ireland) 1/11/2024 News New mural opposes Garda use of facial recognition technology REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A mural commissioned by the Irish Council for Civil Liberties (ICCL) warns that Garda use of facial recognition technology could lead to innocent people being misidentified as criminal suspects, with women and people of colour at increased risk. Irish Legal News (Republic of Ireland) 1/11/2024 News MPS civilian staff to be balloted for strike action Civilian staff at the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) are to be balloted for strike action over a dispute on a new hybrid working policy that increases the time they must attend an office. Police Professional 1/11/2024 News Scary Halloween scenes in north Dublin as thugs ‘take out the Garda’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A video seen by Dublin Live shows a dozen-strong gang stood on a field in the Dublin 17 suburb hurling missiles, fireworks, and other debris at a garda van Dublin Live (Republic of Ireland) 1/11/2024 News Does pre-charge bail prevent harm? A natural experiment In the last decade pre-charge bail (PCB) has been subject to unprecedented scrutiny. Conflicting public policy decisions have been made on the basis that PCB prevents harm. Despite this, there has to date been no empirical examination of the relationship between PCB and crime-related harm. Utilizing bail law reform in 2017 as a natural experiment, this study draws on two comparable samples (n = 746), derived from the Metropolitan Police Service. Analysis indicated no statistically significant difference between harm caused by suspects whilst under investigation before versus after the law change, despite an 85.4 per cent reduction in arrestees being subject to bail. Findings may serve to undermine oft-confident assertion in the public policy arena that it is axiomatic that bail prevents harm. Further, this constitutes a nascent empirical evidence base regarding PCB that enables further research on this under-examined subject. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice - Subscription at source 1/11/2024 Research article In the wake of the Chris Kaba shooting, what happens next really matters Following the recent acquittal of a Metropolitan Police firearms officer charged with the murder of Chris Kaba, former Scottish police officer Graham Goulden, now an active bystander trainer, believes it’s now the time for policing to work closely with other agencies to focus more effectively on violence prevention, in an effort to reduce crime in communities and ensure fewer offers have to make such life-or-death decisions. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 1/11/2024 Feature, Opinion Advancing police-researcher collaboration and evidence-based policing: an evaluation of the applied criminology and data management course While the demand for evidence-based policing (EBP) has increased and researchers continue to generate important research findings, few targeted educational efforts have been made to nurture effective police-researcher collaboration and integrate EBP into police practice. The current study evaluates a 16-month-long Applied Criminology and Data Management Course (ACDC), which aimed to train police executives and early-career researchers to work together, produce EBP research, and disseminate their findings. Survey and observational data assess participant progress on four key Kirkpatrick evaluation model metrics: reaction, learning, behavior, and results. ACDC participants demonstrated satisfaction with the program and knowledge of skills required for effective collaboration and research. Most notably, they demonstrated application of skills through applied research and dissemination of results. Participants proved committed to advancing EBP via trainings to police executives and community stakeholders, publications, presentations, promotions to various relevant positions, and secured grant funding. Overall, these preliminary results suggest that ACDC can serve as a successful and feasible model for advancing EBP. Police Practice and Research 1/11/2024 Research article NSW Police announce new gun handling rules for officers after couple’s alleged murder AUSTRALIA: NSW police have implemented new gun handling rules after an off-duty officer was charged with allegedly murdering two men with a service weapon. News.com.au (Australia) 1/11/2024 News «347348349350351352353354355Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
