Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115877 total results. Showing results 71861 to 71880 «359035913592359335943595359635973598Next ›Last » No black people in stop and search training videos, Met Police admits Black people are almost four times more likely to be stopped and searched than whites in London The Independent 12/2/2021 News Differing Covid quarantine rules raise prospect of police on Scotland-England border Nicola Sturgeon said ministers were considering asking police to ‘do more than they’re doing right now’ to prevent dangerous new strains of the virus entering the country i News 12/2/2021 News This is what police will be doing to deter half term covid rule-breakers With snow forecast for this weekend and the start of the half term break North Wales Police is urging people to continue to comply with the Level 4 Welsh Government restrictions. The Leader 12/2/2021 News ‘I am a child!’ Police pepper spray shows kids not exempt USA: A police officer using pepper spray against a handcuffed 9-year-old Black girl in Rochester, New York, has spurred outrage as the latest example of law enforcement mistreatment of Black people, and one that shows even Black children are not exempt The Independent 12/2/2021 News Metropolitan Police scan 13,000 faces to catch one suspect The country’s biggest police force made only one arrest after scanning more than 13,000 people with facial recognition technology. The Times - Subscription at source 12/2/2021 News George Nkencho killing: Family of man shot dead by gardaí call for public inquiry The family of George Nkencho, who was shot dead by gardaí, have called for a public investigation into the incident. The Times - Subscription at source 12/2/2021 The role of officer race and gender in police-civilian interactions in Chicago USA: Diversification is a widely proposed policing reform, but its impact is difficult to assess. We used records of millions of daily patrol assignments, determined through fixed rules and preassigned rotations that mitigate self-selection, to compare the average behavior of officers of different demographic profiles working in comparable conditions. Relative to white officers, Black and Hispanic officers make far fewer stops and arrests, and they use force less often, especially against Black civilians. These effects are largest in majority-Black areas of Chicago and stem from reduced focus on enforcing low-level offenses, with greatest impact on Black civilians. Female officers also use less force than males, a result that holds within all racial groups. These results suggest that diversity reforms can improve police treatment of minority communities. Science 12/2/2021 Analysis, Feature Commitment to place new police officers in schools reiterated at Mayor’s closed policing meeting The meeting was held on the same day that Health Secretary Priti Patel slammed the 'appalling situation' at Greater Manchester Police Manchester Evening News 11/2/2021 News Devon and Cornwall Police trialled high-tech cameras Devon and Cornwall Police has become the first force in the world to install high-tech cameras in custody cells that monitor a detainee’s movement, pulse and breathing. The Packet (Falmouth) 11/2/2021 News EU provided crowd control training to Myanmar police units EUROPE: Exclusive: officers involved in violent crackdown worked with European police on controlling protests The Guardian 11/2/2021 News Interview with Canadian Public Safety Minister Bill Blair CANADA: Bill Blair served with the Toronto Police Service for 39 years, including as the agency’s chief from 2005-2015. He has served as a Member of Parliament since 2015, and as the Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness since 2019. Minister Blair served on the PERF Board of Directors from 2010-2015. Minister Blair spoke with PERF Executive Director Chuck Wexler about Canada’s recent designation of the Proud Boys as a terrorist organization, the country’s response to COVID-19, and new firearms legislation. Police Executive Research Forum 11/2/2021 Feature, Interview, Opinion 30 police officers could be prosecuted for racism and bullying in WhatsApp group BELGIUM: Prosecutors want to bring 30 Antwerp police officers and members of the Security Corps to justice for racism and bullying that took place in a WhatsApp group discovered nearly four years ago. The Brussels Times (Belgium) 11/2/2021 News Facebook encryption will provide more opportunities for paedophiles, says NCA A senior officer at the National Crime Agency (NCA) has warned that a plan by Facebook to encrypt messages will give paedophiles more opportunity to abuse children on the site. Police Professional 11/2/2021 News Cumbria Constabulary rolls out new digital evidence system in UK first A digital evidence system introduced at Cumbria Constabulary is providing officers with the opportunity to gain best evidence during their investigations. Police Professional 11/2/2021 News New app rolled out to help frontline officers deal with foreign national cases A new app that gives police officers “straightforward help and guidance” for dealing with a foreign national is being rolled out across UK police forces. Police Professional 11/2/2021 News Frontline officer writes emotional letter to Prime Minister over Covid-19 vaccine priority snub A frontline officer serving with Hampshire Constabulary has written an emotional letter to the Prime Minister accusing the Government of having “little to no regard” for officer wellbeing, following its decision to snub officers for Covid-19 vaccine priority. Police Professional 11/2/2021 News Police drivers to get greater protection in law Police drivers will be afforded long overdue legal protections as part of a bill which is expected to become law later this year. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 11/2/2021 News Policing Board committed to addressing ‘challenges’ with NI police chief Simon Byrne fielded questions from board members for more than two hours on the controversy around the arrest of a Troubles survivor. Belfast Telegraph 11/2/2021 News The drugs debate: So what if we legalised heroin? With the debate around the legalisation of heroin back in the headlines, Professor Bill Bogart of the University of Windsor sets out the case for legalisation and strict regulation of all currently illegal narcotics, with decriminalisation as the first step towards resolving the failed war on drugs. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 11/2/2021 Feature, Opinion Webinar: Accelerating digital transformation in policing with cloud The National Policing Digital Strategy 2020-2030 recommends that forces take a cloud-first approach to applications and data. Join this webinar on 24th February 2021 to learn more about the police assured mission accelerator developed by Amazon Web Services (AWS), the Police ICT Company, and the National Police Technology Council. which helps forces to migrate workloads and deploy services quickly and securely to the cloud. 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