Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103123 total results. Showing results 71341 to 71360 «356435653566356735683569357035713572Next ›Last » London Bridge attack: ‘The killer sat feet away from me. Now I fear for the scheme that helped me go straight’ It’s a hot, stuffy room and an academic conference is under way. Many of those in Fishmongers’ Hall at the north end of London Bridge are in short sleeves, but one has a thick, padded coat. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 8/12/2019 Analysis, Feature Graffiti supporting London Bridge terrorist is daubed near his home The messages appear to question the police shooting of Usman Khan, whose last movements can now be revealed The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 8/12/2019 News Interview: ‘We can do more at major incidents’ Police Oracle speaks to a former Met senior officer now working for the British Red Cross who says the response burden in major incidents needs to be rebalanced. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/12/2019 Feature, Opinion Met Commissioner reported for alleged misconduct over Operation Midland failures Dame Cressida Dick has been reported for alleged misconduct over her role in the disastrous Operation Midland investigation, the Sunday Telegraph can reveal. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 7/12/2019 News Met deploys extra officers across capital after 24 hours of ‘senseless violence’ The Met Police have revealed extra police officers are being deployed across London after a spate of violence saw three men stabbed to death in 24 hours, including drill rapper Bis in Deptford. News Shopper 7/12/2019 News Internet referral officers join forces to take down jihadist content Officers from 10 countries target online tutorial manuals on building IEDs and using CBRN materials Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/12/2019 News Hyderabad case: How effective is India’s justice system in dealing with rape? The killing by police of four men suspected of raping and killing a young woman in southern India has focused attention again on the country's justice system. BBC 7/12/2019 News Stop and search: The controversial police power Stop and search is a controversial police power to stop, question and search a person who is suspected of doing something illegal, including carrying drugs. [VIDEO] BBC 7/12/2019 News Using Smartphones in Police Operations: the Necessity of Media Literacy in Police Forces in the Age of Transparency The internet and especially social media networks had and still have a deep impact on the organizational communication. Beside the possibilities of self-representation, social media allow a fast dialogue between organization and its stakeholders—for enterprises as well as for public administration, such as the police. Moreover, not only the official PR departments use these channels, also employees use text, photograph, and video to inform about their experiences. The article deals with the upcoming fuzzy logic of many responders, the new age of transparency and dialogue, the lack of media literacy, and the role of high-rank police officers. European Journal for Security Research - Registration at source 7/12/2019 Research article Ex-police authority chief Susan Deacon criticised by justice establishment Scotland’s justice establishment has rounded on a departing public servant who blamed structural problems for her “poor” scrutiny of Police Scotland. The Times - Subscription at source 7/12/2019 News Met asks scientists for help translating drill music threats Critics allege that drill music glamorises inner-city stabbings, while fans say it is the voice of a disaffected generation. Now the Metropolitan Police is turning to scientists for help in deciphering the controversial rap genre. The Times - Subscription at source 7/12/2019 News Judicial review of PEQF dismissed as ‘far too late’ The chief constable of Lincolnshire Police has had his bid for a judicial review into plans for new entry routes into policing dismissed on a technicality. Police Professional 6/12/2019 News SPA Vice Chair: Authority to focus on policing and future SPA Vice Chair David Crichton on next steps for Authority Scottish Police Authority (SPA) 6/12/2019 News 010/2019: Firearms Regulations 2019 and the Firearms (Amendment) (No.2) Rules 2019 This circular draws attention to new measures on firearms and deactivated firearms which are provided for by the Firearms (Amendment) (No.2) Rules 2019 and the Firearms Regulations 2019. [pdf] Home Office 6/12/2019 Report Circular 010/2019: Firearms Regulations 2019 and the Firearms (Amendment) (No.2) Rules 2019 This circular informs law enforcement agencies, and other relevant public authorities, of certain provisions of the Firearms Regulations 2019 and the Firearms (Amendment) (No.2) Rules 2019. Home Office 6/12/2019 News Police shoot dead four gang-rapists who ‘tried to escape’ as they were re-enacting how they attacked and murdered a veterinary doctor in India – sparking celebrations at their deaths Four men accused of being gang rapists have been shot dead by police in India after they allegedly tried to escape while reenacting the crime. Mail Online 6/12/2019 News Revolutionary forensics management system launches in the East Midlands A development team representing forensics for the whole of the East Midlands, and the Minerva Programme Team, has been pioneering a project that is set to revolutionise the way forensics is brought into core policing. PR Newswire 6/12/2019 News The Genesis of Formal Police Agency Creation in U.s. Cities Police scholars have studied the creation and formalization of police organizations in U.S. cities during the mid-1800s, and competing explanations describe why cities adopted formal and professional police departments. Riots, class conflict, and an increase in crime have been proposed as reasons why cities created police agencies. The current study tests whether police organizations were created and formalized in response to city-level differences in dangerous classes, specifically African Americans. Using intercensal estimates of historical Census data from 1840 to 1930, this study analyzes the importance of racial ratios as they relate to the creation of a formalized police department in 64 U.S. cities. The data is sourced primarily from northern cities, as these were among the first areas to formally adopt police departments. Definitively determining a cause or causes of police agency creation is both an interesting and unique research question that has not been addressed. Empirically testing historical police theories is rare because the data is notoriously hard to acquire. This study attempts to remedy this situation by pulling data from four sources of agency creation. Results indicate that the racial composition of a city was not a significant predictor of the creation of a police department. Importantly, this finding indicates that other explanations of police agency creation should be tested empirically. Police Practice and Research - Registration at source 6/12/2019 Research article Children under the age of 14 are being arrested for ‘sexting’ in police postcode lottery Teenagers are still being criminalised for 'sexting' despite police guidance designed to stop young people ending up with a criminal record, i can reveal. i News 6/12/2019 News Police admit officers don’t know enough about revenge porn to help victims sufficiently Derbyshire Constabulary has apologised to a victim of revenge porn for the failure to bring a case, saying knowledge of the crime needs to be better taught to officers. The Independent 6/12/2019 News «356435653566356735683569357035713572Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
