Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98390 total results. Showing results 71921 to 71940 «359335943595359635973598359936003601Next ›Last » Cash machine thefts: How rural communities are paying for ATM crime The past decade has seen more and more bank branches boarded up, with many rural communities left to rue the loss of a former fixture of village life. To make matters worse, the cash machines that do remain have increasingly become a target for raiders. Why is this crime on the rise - and what is being done to prevent it? BBC 23/5/2019 Analysis, Feature Exceptional circumstances: What support is there for victims of overseas terrorist attacks? British victims of overseas terror, already experiencing loss and horror, can return home only to be "let down" by the government. Andrew Staniforth outlines victim compensation schemes, developed in response to overseas and home terrorist attacks, and highlights the issues preventing victims from receiving proper support. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 23/5/2019 Analysis Victims who lost £27,000,000 in cryptocurrency scams say police aren’t doing enough Members of a victim support group have accused police of ‘sitting on its hands’ as the ponzi schemes have grown. It comes after a warning this week claiming cryptoasset and foreign exchange (forex) investment scams in the UK more than tripled last year. Metro 23/5/2019 News PSNI chief constable interviews to begin Interviews begin later for a new Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) chief constable, with four men in the running for the £207,000-a-year job. BBC 23/5/2019 News Assessing the Threat Posed By Registered Firearms Dealers in the UK This article examines the threat posed by Registered Firearms Dealers (RFDs) in the UK, based on an analysis of 12 case studies of dealers found to have committed serious criminal acts and 29 semi-structured interviews with law enforcement agencies and representatives of ‘shooting’ organizations. The analysis reveals a number of concerns with the regulatory and enforcement regimes surrounding RFDs. Our research demonstrates that RFDs have the capability and opportunity to pose a threat to public security but a key challenge remains to identify and assess the likelihood of RFD criminal intent. At the time of writing, there were no standardised structured methodologies to identify intent during the RFD licencing process. However, via a novel ‘Indicators and Warnings’ analysis, we provide a basis for how this might be undertaken. The article concludes with a discussion about how the potential threat posed by a small minority of RFDs might be reduced. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice - Registration at source 23/5/2019 Research article Police watchdog is marking its own homework, Lib Dems claim Police Scotland’s watchdog has been accused of ordering politicians to back off while letting officers “mark their own homework”. The Times - Subscription at source 23/5/2019 News Facial scans are just like CCTV, say police The scanning of citizens’ features using facial recognition software is no different to the monitoring of CCTV by police officers, a court has heard. The Times - Subscription at source 23/5/2019 News MPS anti-corruption team under investigation for malpractice Eight officers and one member of police staff in the Metropolitan Police Service’s Directorate of Professional Standards (DPS) are being investigated by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) following claims of malpractice. Police Professional 22/5/2019 News Police hail ‘value’ of face scanning technology in world first legal action against its use A police force leading the way in facial recognition technology has hailed its value to the public as a crime deterrent amid a chorus of criticism it breaches human rights’ laws. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/5/2019 News Gloucestershire Constabulary scheme welcomes adults with disabilities into the force Gloucestershire Constabulary is looking to recruit 15 adults with learning difficulties in an initiative believed to be the first of its kind in the country. Police Professional 22/5/2019 News Sir Craig Mackey boards ‘accountability train’ of national rail force Sir Craig Mackey, the officer who held the reins of the Met for 47 days in between Lord Bernard Hogan-Howe’s departure and the arrival of Cressida Dick, has joined the burgeoning board of the British Transport Police Authority. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/5/2019 News Digital key urged for overstretched police to unlock encrypted messages in ‘exceptional circumstances’ Tech firms urged to back UK forces by making a digital key that unlocks encrypted messages in exceptional circumstances of child abuse or terror cases have warned police chiefs it “can not be done yet". Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/5/2019 News Fresh review by outside force ordered by Police Scotland into misconduct at the SCDEA Police Scotland have asked an external force to examine “unsatisfactory and unprofessional” conduct by a now defunct undercover policing unit. Chief Constable Iain Livingstone revealed he has asked for a peer review of the actions allegedly carried out at the Scottish Crime and Drug Enforcement Agency in 2011. Scottish Police Federation (SPF) 22/5/2019 News WMP seeks to link school exclusions to violent crime West Midlands Police will become the first force in the country to keep records of children excluded from school in a bid to prevent youngsters being lured into criminality. Police Professional 22/5/2019 News Police watchdog feels frontline pressures of officers The head of police watchdog the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has spent the past year ‘walking in officers’ shoes’ to learn about the pressures on the frontline. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 22/5/2019 News Manchester police defend prosecution of two mentally ill people A police force has defended its decision to prosecute two mentally ill women who were charged after they caused traffic jams when trying to kill themselves. The Guardian 22/5/2019 News Operational task force leads to dismantling one of Europe’s most prolific crime groups behind €680 million operation A highly professional and dangerous international organised crime group was dismantled last week after a complex investigation carried out in the framework of a Joint Operational Task Force, established at Europol, between the Lithuanian Criminal Police Bureau, the British HM Revenue and Customs, the Polish Police Central Bureau of Investigation, the Estonian Central Criminal Police under the Police and Border Guard Board and the Spanish Guardia Civil and Policia Nacional. Europol 22/5/2019 News Police unveil virtual reality equipment to train for handling calls of mental health crises Officers using VR headsets encounter young men with special needs and others having schizophrenic episodes. Chicago Sun Times 22/5/2019 News Amazon shareholders reject ban on selling face recognition software to police Amazon's shareholders have voted down a proposal to ban sales of its controversial Rekognition face-matching software to police forces. The Telegraph 22/5/2019 News Facial recognition tech prevents crime, police tell UK privacy case South Wales force defends use of technology after office worker claims rights breach The Guardian 22/5/2019 News «359335943595359635973598359936003601Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
