Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100734 total results. Showing results 70181 to 70200 «350635073508350935103511351235133514Next ›Last » Harry Dunn: Crash victim’s family to take Foreign Office to court The family of Harry Dunn is to begin legal action against the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO). BBC 24/10/2019 News Man jailed for 12 years following international investigation A 22-year-old man has been locked up for 12 years after pleading guilty to the rape of a child. Nottinghamshire Police 24/10/2019 News Extinction Rebellion: Met Police’s London-wide ban on protests was unlawful, court hears The Metropolitan Police’s London-wide ban on Extinction Rebellion protests was “an abuse of power”, High Court judges have heard. The Independent 24/10/2019 News Police disciplinary hearings dropped over Thomas Orchard death Family of Orchard, who died in 2012 after restraint by officers, call decision ‘ethically wrong The Guardian 24/10/2019 News Call for cross-border enforcement inquiry after Essex freight deaths A public inquiry should be held into deaths of 39 people in a freight container, the road haulage industry's leader has said. Police Oracle 24/10/2019 News ‘Cinderella’ cyber crime officers being lost to private sector Police forces need more funds to fight cyber crime and are losing staff to better paid private sector jobs, according to HM Inspector of Constabulary. Police Oracle 24/10/2019 News Driver dies following police pursuit A motorist has died after his car crashed into a tree after officers from Hertfordshire Constabulary had attempted to stop him driving off. Police Professional 24/10/2019 News MPS firearms officers begin filming training for counter-terror initiative Firearms officers from the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) have begun filming training sessions as part of an initiative to prevent the live-streaming of terrorist attacks and mass shootings online. Police Professional 24/10/2019 News A House Divided Against Itself Cannot Stand: Evaluating Police Perception of UK Missing Person Definition This study empirically analyses the definition of a ‘missing person’ for England, Wales and Northern Ireland, which is part of a wider policy concerning missing persons published by the College of Policing (2016). Four hundred six participants (i.e. police officers and civilian staff) were asked for their viewpoint on (a) the suitability of the current definition, (b) the limitations of the definition and (c) components that should be included in a future definition. Sixty-five per cent of participants did not consider the current definition suitable and identified components they considered inappropriate as well as components they wished to add to a missing person definition. The findings are discussed in relation to the wider context of policy process and policy implementation, as well as the need for a coordinated response across public sectors, and comparability between countries within the EU and internationally. This paper advances policy learning by identifying challenges resulting from utilising the policy and concludes with recommendations in order to inform future policy discussions. European Journal on Criminal Policy and Research - Registration at source 24/10/2019 Research article Burying the ‘power Few’: Language and Resistance to Evidence-Based Policing The aim of this essay is to bury the concept of ‘power few’ offenders in evidence-based policing (Sherman 2007). The essay provides a case study in the presentation of research for a broad dialogue about policing. The case study addresses the larger issue of language and resistance in the application of science to everyday life, from vaccination for measles to evidence-based policing. As a victim of its own success, the concept of a ‘power few’ subset of people causing (or suffering) the majority of crime harm has been used in a growing number of studies (Bland and Ariel 2015; Dudfield et al. 2017). Yet as the concept makes contact with the wider world of dialogue beyond police professionals, the name has provoked emotional reactions that threaten the entire enterprise of evidence-based policing. In order to save the concept of a ‘power few’, and its application, it is time to change the concept’s name. Cambridge Journal of Evidence-Based Policing 24/10/2019 Research article Federation calls for 12-month time limit on investigations The Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) is calling for a 12-month time limit for investigations of complaints against police officers to reduce the “massive impact” delays can have on their mental health and wellbeing. Police Professional 24/10/2019 News Met officer attacked with two knives “probably saved” by PPE A Met officer attacked by a man armed with two knives who tried to stab her in the stomach “was potentially saved” by her protective equipment her chief superintendent has said. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/10/2019 News Street harassment: Women urged to report catcalling A woman who was sexually harassed in the street has said she was surprised after a police commissioner urged her to call 999. BBC 24/10/2019 News Essex lorry deaths: 39 found dead ‘were Chinese nationals’ The 39 people found dead in a refrigerated trailer in Essex were Chinese nationals, it is understood. BBC 24/10/2019 News Europol and Palo Alto networks expand their cooperation in tackling cybercrime Today, Europol and Palo Alto Networks have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to expand their collaborative efforts in combating cybercrime and working together to make cyberspace safer for citizens, businesses and governments. Europol 24/10/2019 News Good response to tackling cyber-dependent crime across law enforcement Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services (HMICFRS) has found the overall response by law enforcement to cyber dependent crime in England and Wales to be ‘good’, but recognises there is still room for improvement. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 24/10/2019 News 30% spike in sexual offences against children recorded by Lincolnshire Police Over 1,000 sexual offences against children were recorded by Lincolnshire Police during 2018/19, representing a 30% rise compared to the previous year. The Lincolnite 24/10/2019 News Number of stop and searches in England and Wales spiked by a third in 2018/19 The number of stop and searches carried out by police in England and Wales has jumped by almost a third in the past year, new figures have revealed. Huffington Post 24/10/2019 News Police share ‘shooting’ video with Facebook to help identify live-streamed Christchurch-style terror attacks Metropolitan Police have released footage of a series of training exercises designed to help Facebook improve detection of live-streamed Christchurch-style terrorist attacks. The Standard 24/10/2019 News Action Fraud ‘could do better’, HMICFRS warns after review The online reporting service created to tackle fraud is not delivering the right results, HM Inspector Matt Parr has warned. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/10/2019 News «350635073508350935103511351235133514Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
