Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97031 total results. Showing results 71421 to 71440 «356835693570357135723573357435753576Next ›Last » Officer Strategies For Managing Interactions During Police Stops This paper draws on ethnographic research carried out in England and Wales soon after the Lawrence Inquiry to present an historical analysis of the strategies used by officers to manage interactions with suspects during police stops. The paper uses Goffman’s conceptual apparatus to explore how officers established order during interactions, monitored suspects’ demeanour closely to decide what was going on and how to proceed, and carefully controlled information to stage-manage encounters. By way of comparison, the paper describes interactions with known offenders who were stopped more regularly. The conclusions emphasise how officers exerted control during interactions through subtle uses of power, and discusses the policy implications. Policing and Society - Registration at source 17/4/2019 Research article Revealed: British police received £150,000 to train Brunei officers ‘Leadership training’ given to officers who may be helping to impose new anti-gay law The Guardian 17/4/2019 News Home Office allocates £51 million to police forces for increased action on knife crime ahead of Easter weekend Home Secretary Sajid Javid today announced he is allocating an immediate £51 million for police forces to strengthen their response to serious violence. Home Office 17/4/2019 News Drugs policing: Radical changes to drugs policy could be ‘first great harvest’ for Police and Crime Commissioners The role of Police and Crime Commissioner may still be in its relative infancy, but PCCs are already driving change, in particular, the current drugs policy which former drug policy lead for West Midlands OPCC and now Head of Policy for the National Youth Advocacy Service Ben Twomey argues is well overdue for reform. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 17/4/2019 Opinion The Times view on rerouting Glasgow’s loyalist Easter march: Protest or Provocation? Permitting a loyalist march along a controversial route raises questions for police. The Times 17/4/2019 Feature, Opinion It’ll take a huge culture change before new domestic abuse laws work Our columnist Annie Brown says much more training and a dramatic shift in culture is needed for the coercive control legislation to fulfil it's potential. Daily Record 17/4/2019 Feature, Opinion ‘This is how women end up dead’ Domestic abuse victim says cops left her with violent thug who beat her Paula McNeill claims an officer asked her to collect David Kerr from the cells after he allegedly brutally assaulted her. Daily Record 17/4/2019 News P&J Investigates: How technology and TV shows have transformed drug trade Police in Merseyside and the north-east are working with increasing sophistication to tackle the depredations of organised criminal gangs. The Press and Journal 17/4/2019 News Special constable jailed after ‘threatening to shoot family and burn down their home’ Court of Appeal acts after referral of 'lenient' sentence by Solicitor General. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/4/2019 News Extinction Rebellion: London protesters may avoid arrest as cells are full up The Metropolitan Police has said 290 people have been arrested so far following two days of protests, which have seen activists block several central London landmarks, including Waterloo Bridge on Tuesday. Express 17/4/2019 News Extinction Rebellion protest – Police say 29 people arrested in Edinburgh Around 300 activists blockaded North Bridge and Princes Street. Edinburgh Live 17/4/2019 News Extinction Rebellion London protest: 290 arrested Nearly 300 climate change activists have been arrested after roads were blocked in central London, amid protests aimed at shutting the capital. BBC 17/4/2019 News How Facebook is being used to profile and kill Kenyan ‘gangsters’ A suspected death squad operating inside Kenya's police force is using Facebook to target and kill young men they believe to be gang members, residents of a poor and overcrowded area of the capital have told a public meeting. BBC 17/4/2019 News Dissidents defiant over Derry parade after police warns it’s unlawful Tensions are rising ahead of Monday's dissident republican Easter commemoration in Londonderry, which last year was marred by serious rioting. Belfast Telegraph 17/4/2019 News Understanding, Recovering, and Moving Forward Policing Insight 17/4/2019 Feature ‘New command lead is seen as a natural leader across UK forces’ Trevor Rodenhurst has been appointed the new assistant chief constable for the Eastern Region Specialist Operations Unit. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/4/2019 News Police Scotland sent to wrong address 62 times Recent figures have revealed that 191 ‘notable incidents’ in which responses from the control room could impact Police Scotland’s reputation have been recorded in the past two years. Police Professional 16/4/2019 News Officers accused of ignoring their duty to meet up for sex are dismissed Two Sussex Police officers who had sex while on duty have been dismissed from the force after a panel ruled their actions constituted gross misconduct. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 16/4/2019 News Actions of dismissed officers ‘would appal public and harm policing’, tribunal hears Pair who 'met for sex while on duty' found guilty of gross misconduct. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/4/2019 News Police criticised for warning Swansea sex workers they could be prosecuted in clampdown 'It is terrifying that this is the police response to women’s situation. Women are out there because poverty has increased – particularly in that area. People are really struggling,' says campaigner. The Independent 16/4/2019 News «356835693570357135723573357435753576Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
