Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 97031 total results. Showing results 71501 to 71520 «357235733574357535763577357835793580Next ›Last » Chaperones could take pupils to school as police study finds way of predicting likely locations of knife murders Adult chaperones to take children to school because of rising knife crime has been proposed in police research that has found a way of predicting where fatal stabbings are most likely to happen. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 14/4/2019 News Forecasting Knife Homicide Risk From Prior Knife Assaults in 4835 Local Areas of London, 2016–2018 How accurately can all recorded locations of 97 knife homicides in one year be forecast across all 4835 Lower Layer Super Output Areas (LSOAs) of London, based only upon all 3506 known locations of nonfatal knife injury assaults in the preceding year? All recorded “knife crimes” in the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) area of London in the financial year 2016–2017 (year 1) were manually reviewed to identify all 3506 reported locations of knife-enabled (KE) but nonfatal injuries, as distinct from other events digitally coded as “knife crimes”, such as displaying, threatening with, or carrying knives. All KE homicides in 2017–2018 (year 2) were then added to the database. Each KE injury assault in year 1 was classified for occurrence in one of London’s 4835 LSOAs. The total N of such crimes within each LSOA was summed across all records to divide all LSOAs into seven categories of frequency of KE injury assaults in 2016/2017: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 or more. Cambridge Journal of Evidence-Based Policing 14/4/2019 Research article Police accused of abusing easier stop and search Campaigners say extra powers granted by Sajid Javid are frequently being misused by the Met in London The Guardian 14/4/2019 News Sex attacks involving dating apps on the rise – police figures The number of recorded sexual offences involving online dating sites and apps has almost doubled in the last four years, police figures suggest. BBC 14/4/2019 News Transparency: OPCCs recognised for excellence Bernard Rix, CoPaCC Chief Executive and Publisher of Policing Insight, provides details of OPCCs recognised for meeting their statutory requirements on openness and transparency. Policing Insight 14/4/2019 News Police drugs policy of ‘test, not arrest’ condemned as back-door legalisation Police are backing a growing number of “test, not arrest” schemes in which young people can have their illegal drugs tested — but face no prosecution for possessing them. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 14/4/2019 News Key that ‘falls asleep’ to stop hi‑tech car thieves in their tracks Thousands of car owners are to be offered security devices to end the spate of “keyless” thefts in which criminals spirit away high-value Audis, Range Rovers and Porsches from owners’ driveways at night. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 14/4/2019 News Dedicated police cyber crime units open after multi million-pound investment Wiltshire Police is now part of a dedicated Cyber Crime Unit thanks to a nationwide multi million-pound investment from central government. Salisbury Journal 13/4/2019 News County lines gangs move in on posh WAG district in Cheshire to sell hard drugs Knutsford in Cheshire is home to Abbey Clancy and George Osborne used to be its MP — now crime there has soared by 37 per cent Mirror 13/4/2019 News Drivers warned that police could soon ‘hijack’ your car and limit your speed from anywhere Connected cars could make it impossible to break road laws without getting caught The Sun 13/4/2019 News The Role of Organisational Justice and Community Policing Values in the Model of External Procedural Justice in Croatia This study tests the link between internal procedural justice (fair treatment of police officers by supervisors) and external procedural justice (fair treatment of citizens by police officers), proposed by Van Craen and previously tested only in a few Western democracies and Asian countries. This paper relies on a survey of police officers from Croatia, an East-European country in transition, and expands the model by incorporating the potential effect of the police officers’ support for community policing on the fair treatment of citizens. Our model, based on the data from a 2017 survey of 638 Croatian police officers, demonstrated that the latent variable internal procedural justice had a modest, positive association with trust in the public, while the latent variable of community policing values did not have a significant association with trust in the public. The antecedent variable community policing values serves as the model’s strongest predictor of external procedural justice. International Journal of Comparative and Applied Criminal Justice - Registration at source 13/4/2019 Research article Sharp rise in cat thefts sees crime more than double in four years Police accused of not taking the crime seriously after quoting 'a cat's right to roam' North Wales Live 13/4/2019 News A broken-down police car is an icon of modern Scotland – leader comment New figures show 349 police cars broke down last year – almost one for every day of the year. The Scotsman 13/4/2019 Feature, Opinion Scotland’s ‘old banger’ police cars breaking down daily Police Scotland cars are breaking down at the rate of almost one a day whilst on patrol, new figures reveal. The Scotsman 13/4/2019 News One police car breaks down while on patrol every day, claims Labour The equivalent of one police car a day breaks down while on patrol in Scotland, Scottish Labour has claimed. The Herald (Scotland) 13/4/2019 News Scotland’s shabby police vehicles break down almost every day Police Scotland’s vehicles have been branded a disgrace after a litany of breakdowns including a van that caught fire and another that had to be driven one-handed to prevent it slipping out of gear. The Times - Subscription at source 13/4/2019 News Teenage hackers become the new criminal elite Some of Britain’s most hardened criminals are teenagers who hijack, steal and extort from their bedrooms with gang members they have never met, the country’s top cyberdetective has said. The Times - Subscription at source 13/4/2019 News Crimewave fears from millions on staycations in Devon and Cornwall As riot police prepare for looters in case of a no-deal Armageddon, one force is gearing up for a rather different Brexit threat: the “staycationer”. The Times - Subscription at source 13/4/2019 News Police Oracle backs new awards recognising ‘global greats’ of policing Nominations open for world class honours which aim to acknowledge small as well as grand gestures Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/4/2019 News Policy change demand after damning menopause survey results PFEW study shows service response to impact of health issue is 'on the sick list'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/4/2019 News «357235733574357535763577357835793580Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
