Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115881 total results. Showing results 70441 to 70460 «351935203521352235233524352535263527Next ›Last » Police ICT Company broadens its responsibilities under a new name The Police ICT Company has today (April 1) begun working under a new identity of the Police Digital Service (PDS) as it takes on a more extensive role. Police Professional 1/4/2021 News Home Office appoints interim countering extremism commissioner A new interim lead commissioner has been appointed at the Commission for Countering Extremism following the end of Sara Khan’s three-year tenure. Police Professional 1/4/2021 News MPS probing claims that serving officer raped two female colleagues The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) is investigating allegations that two female officers were raped by a male colleague. Police Professional 1/4/2021 News Hungarian authorities break up €8 million VAT fraud scheme The Hungarian National Tax and Customs Administration (NTCA) has dismantled an organised criminal group (OCG) suspected of facilitating VAT fraud and money laundering. The criminal activities caused more than €8.2 million in tax loss to the Hungarian state budget. Europol 1/4/2021 News New Victims’ Code will help ensure consistent good quality service to victims The Ministry of Justice has launched the new Victims’ Code today, Thursday 1 April 2021, which sets out 12 overarching rights, ensuring that victims are able to make informed choices and are treated with respect, dignity, sensitivity, compassion and courtesy. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 1/4/2021 News Robin Simcox appointed as Interim Lead of Commission for Countering Extremism Director of Counter Extremism Group think-tank, Robin Simcox, has been appointed as Interim Lead Commissioner of the Commission for Countering Extremism. Home Office 1/4/2021 News New rules give victims right to know when offender leaves prison Victims’ commissioner for England and Wales said new code is ‘excellent step’ but says attitudes must change The Guardian 1/4/2021 News Met officer investigated over rape allegations The officer was not charged and has not been suspended but faces a misconduct hearing more than three years after the allegations were reported. BBC 1/4/2021 News Race report says police must do more to welcome black communities – but stop and search should continue The report also said education on Britain’s colonial past should be changed to reflect that the ‘slave period’ was ‘not only about profit and suffering’ i News 1/4/2021 News Rule of six ‘impossible to enforce’ because of new loophole, police chiefs warn Police and councils are cracking down on revellers flouting coronavirus lockdown rules following brawls and mass gatherings of young people in Manchester, Leeds and Nottingham Mirror 1/4/2021 News Met Police officer investigated over claims he raped two colleagues The male officer was not charged or suspended, but is to face a misconduct hearing more than three years after the claims were made Wales Online 1/4/2021 News Chinese police ‘routinely spy on UK visitors’ British visitors to China are being routinely spied on by the country’s police, according to a leaked database that has been handed to MI5. The Times - Subscription at source 1/4/2021 News Trafficking under the radar Although the UK is established as a world leader in responding to human trafficking, recent developments involving breaches in the country’s handling of human trafficking dynamics highlight that it is still a worrying issue, especially in the context of worsened conditions due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime 1/4/2021 Analysis, Feature The Long-Term and System-Level Impacts of Institutionalizing Hot Spot Policing in A Small City Numerous studies have shown that hot spot policing (HSP) is effective in reducing crime in small high-risk locations. However, questions remain about the efficacy of HSP outside large cities, its long-term sustainability and effects, and its ability to produce aggregate reductions in crime across large areas. This study highlights a small city police agency that has sustained a systematic, citywide HSP patrol strategy since 2013. A quasi-experimental assessment using nearly 7 years of follow-up data shows the programme reduced crime in targeted hot spots without displacement. Citywide, citizen calls about crime and disorder fell by 14%, with reductions ranging from 12% for disorder calls to 41% for violence calls. This study shows the value of HSP in smaller jurisdictions and supports the theory that HSP can produce large-scale, long-term reductions in crime and disorder when practiced in a manner that has sufficient targeting, dosage, tracking, management, and commitment from leadership Police Practice and Research - Registration at source 1/4/2021 Research article The Police Digital Service: ‘Doing things differently in the face of rising demand’ Ahead of this week’s launch of the UK’s new Police Digital Service, Policing Insight Deputy Editor Sarah Gibbons spoke to CEO Ian Bell about the transition from the Police ICT Company,the pace of technological change in policing, and the aims and ambitions of the new organisation. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 1/4/2021 Feature, Interview, Opinion Budget variance for the period ending February 28, 2021 CANADA: This report provides information and updates to the Edmonton Police Commission (EPC) on the Edmonton Police Service (EPS) current financial position as of February 28. 2021. [pdf] Edmonton Police Commission (Canada) 1/4/2021 Report Crime victims to be told when perpetrators leave prison Crime victims are to be told when an offender leaves prison as part of a new code that has come into force in England and Wales. BBC 1/4/2021 News Met officer investigated over rape allegations The Metropolitan Police is investigating allegations that a serving officer raped two of his female colleagues. BBC 1/4/2021 News Crime and policing INDEPENDENT REPORT; One of the biggest concerns about unfair treatment of minorities lies in crime and policing. Home Office 31/3/2021 Report Police union says blood testing laws ‘long overdue’ AUSTRALIA: New laws to ensure better support for police attacked by infected crooks could be on the horizon in Tasmania. Being bitten, spat on, and exposed to other bodily fluids was an unfortunate part of the job for frontline police. And that was why the state's police union was calling for a Mandatory Disease Testing Bill. The Examiner (Australia) 31/3/2021 News «351935203521352235233524352535263527Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
