Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97087 total results. Showing results 70261 to 70280 «351035113512351335143515351635173518Next ›Last » ‘I wouldn’t be here if it wasn’t for Finn’ A new law has come into effect after a police dog, Finn, was stabbed and seriously hurt as he protected his handler, PC Dave Wardell, from an attacker in 2016. BBC 8/6/2019 Feature, Opinion Police, paramedic and clinician units to revolutionise mental health response Emergency response units consisting of a police officer, paramedic and mental health clinician will work around the clock in Canberra to respond to mental health incidents under an ACT government plan. The Canberra Times (Australia) 8/6/2019 News Case study: Volunteering with police collared me a job in forensics Since the age of 11, Katrina Harrold had hoped to have a career in forensics. But with full-time opportunities rare and often requiring hands-on experience, she decided to apply to be a volunteer at West Midlands police after finishing her degree in forensic science at the University of Wolverhampton. The Times - Subscription at source 8/6/2019 Analysis, Feature Police turn to volunteers for help with murder inquiries Volunteers are being used by police to fill murder inquiry roles traditionally reserved for frontline officers. The Times - Subscription at source 8/6/2019 News Queen’s Birthday Honours 2019: Many congratulations to all in and associated with policing… The Queen's Birthday Honours lists for 2019 recognise the achievements and service of extraordinary people across the United Kingdom. Many congratulations to those in and associated with policing who have been recognised this year... Policing Insight 8/6/2019 News Hampshire Police criticised for ‘scandalous’ response over ‘racism’ investigation The force is investigating 19 members of staff over their alleged use of "inappropriate and prejudiced" language and behaviour. Sky News 8/6/2019 News Police chiefs on both sides of border awarded Queen’s honours Police chiefs on both sides of the Irish border have been honoured by the Queen. Aol 8/6/2019 News UK police investigate increase in rural crime Police focus on preventing drug gangs that coerce young kids into delivering drugs for them across rural counties in the UK. TRTWorld 8/6/2019 News Police dog Finn’s law comes into force A new law named after a police dog which recently appeared on Britain's Got Talent has come into effect. BBC 8/6/2019 News Dump Trump - A day out in central London Retired Met officer Chris Hobbs says he was not surprised by the lack of praise for officers policing the state visit and associated protests. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/6/2019 Feature, Opinion Why we’re all glad to see the End of May Today Theresa May stands down as leader of the Conservative party – she will continue as Prime Minister until her successor is appointed – but in reality, early June marks ‘The End of May’. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 7/6/2019 Feature, Opinion Dedicated officers recognised in Queen’s birthday honours list On the eve of Her Majesty’s Birthday, more than 1,000 people have been recognised with a distinguished honour. A number of police officers have been recognised but the Federation would like to see this extended to more rank and file officers in future. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 7/6/2019 News ‘Outstanding’ service recognised by the Queen Mike Barton has been appointed Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) on the day he retires from the service. Police Professional 7/6/2019 News Senior leaders’ representatives given top honours The former chair of the National Police Chiefs Council (NPCC) and President of the Police Superintendents’ Association (PSA) have been recognised by the Queen in her birthday honours. Police Professional 7/6/2019 News Call for more Catholics to join police in Northern Ireland The Police Service of Northern Ireland's (PSNI) Chief Constable, George Hamilton has said the number of Catholics in the PSNI could fall if "nothing changes". Premier 7/6/2019 News ‘May’s contempt and disdain for policing no secret’ PFEW chairman launches blistering attack as PM steps down. Police Oracle 7/6/2019 News Microsoft deletes massive face recognition database Microsoft has deleted a massive database of 10 million images which was being used to train facial recognition systems, the Financial Times reports. BBC 7/6/2019 News UKFast public sector arm set to grow thanks to work with police force The firm has recently struck deals with Thames Valley Police and Hampshire Constabulary Manchester Evening News 7/6/2019 News Implicate Or Exonerate? the Impact of Police Body-Worn Cameras on the Adjudication of Drug and Alcohol Cases Drug and alcohol offences represent a significant portion of police work. Officers commonly rely on subjective indicators of intoxication, and prosecutors depend on officer evidence collection, written reports, and testimony at trial. Police body-worn cameras (BWCs) have diffused widely in policing partly due to their perceived evidentiary value, but the extent to which BWCs affect the adjudication of such offences remains unanswered. The current study explores this question with 7,000 misdemeanour cases from Tempe (Arizona), filed from 2014 to 2017. The Tempe Police Department deployed BWCs from November 2015 to May 2016. Results indicate that BWCs had no impact on guilty outcomes, but cameras were associated with significantly shorter time to adjudication. We discuss the important policy implications of these thought-provoking findings. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice - Registration at source 7/6/2019 Research article Witnesses’ Verbal Evaluation of Certainty and Uncertainty During Investigative Interviews: Relationship With Report Accuracy The Enhanced Cognitive Interview (CI) is a widely studied method to gather informative and accurate testimonies. Nevertheless, witnesses still commit errors and it can be very valuable to determine which statements are more likely to be accurate or inaccurate. This study examined whether qualitative confidence judgments could be used to evaluate report accuracy in a time-saving manner. Forty-four participants watched a mock robbery video and were interviewed 48 h later with a revised CI. Participants’ recall was categorized as follows: (1) evaluated with very high confidence (certainties), (2) recalled with low-confidence utterances (uncertainties), or (3) recalled with no confidence markers (regular recall). Certainties were more accurate than uncertainties and regular recall. Uncertainties were less accurate than regular recall; thus, its exclusion raised participants’ report accuracy. Witnesses were capable of qualitatively distinguishing between highly reliable information, fairly reliable information, and less reliable information in a time-saving way. Such a distinction can be important for investigative professionals who do not know what happened during the crime and may want to estimate which information is more likely to be correct. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology - Registration at source 7/6/2019 Research article «351035113512351335143515351635173518Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
