Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 94015 total results. Showing results 71941 to 71960 «359435953596359735983599360036013602Next ›Last » Leicestershire Police could lose nearly 200 officers because of controversial Government ruling, chief constable warns Chief Constable Simon Cole has already lost 500 officers since 2010 Leicestershire Live 19/11/2018 News Interpol on notice as requests for police action soar Critics say authoritarian governments are using the organisation to target their opponents Financial Times 19/11/2018 Analysis, Feature International search on for new Northern Ireland police ombudsman An international search to find the next Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland begins today. Belfast Telegraph 19/11/2018 News Brexit chaos: Army ready for DEPLOYMENT to assist police in event of no-deal Soldiers are being prepared for possible deployment to assist police in the event that there is No Deal Brexit chaos following the UK’s withdrawal from the EU in March. Express 19/11/2018 News Calculating deductions against a police injury pension Court of Appeal Published November 19, 2018 Evans and another v Chief Constable of the South Wales Police The Times - Subscription at source 19/11/2018 Report Police funding cuts must be stopped, says Wolverhampton MP Emma Reynolds Cuts to police resources must be halted if forces are to be able to tackle rising crime rates, says Wolverhampton MP Emma Reynolds. Express & Star 19/11/2018 News Red Notice Interpol is becoming a useful idiot for regimes who persecute political critics The Times - Subscription at source 19/11/2018 Feature, Opinion Vetting failed to block child rapist PC The vetting of police recruits must be reviewed after a “committed paedophile” infiltrated a force and raped a 13-year-old girl he had met while on duty, the Police Federation has said. The Times - Subscription at source 19/11/2018 News Britain is ‘failing to take cyberwar threat seriously’ Ministers are failing to act with “a meaningful sense of purpose or urgency” to the growing cyberthreat from countries such as Russia, a parliamentary committee has warned. The Times - Subscription at source 19/11/2018 News We’re careful, say drivers who speed and jump traffic lights Drivers are convinced that they are careful despite more than half admitting to running amber traffic lights and breaking speed limits in built-up areas, research suggests. The Times - Subscription at source 19/11/2018 News The gangs matrix has trapped Britain’s young black men in a feedback loop of bad policing – and that’s bad for everyone The police's database may not directly affect all of us – but for those listed on it, it further entrenches historical patterns of social and institutional estrangement The Independent 18/11/2018 Feature, Opinion Police urge Derbyshire residents to download safety app that alerts contacts when you shake your phone Police are encouraging people across Derbyshire to download a free safety app to help them feel safe in vulnerable situations – particularly during the upcoming party season. Derbyshire Times 18/11/2018 News Politicians question watchdog’s decision to clear police officers in Scott Calder case Politicians have questioned a watchdog’s decision to clear police officers after a vulnerable student in their care was allowed to wander off to his death. MSP Colin Smyth is backing the family of Scott Calder after they said Police Scotland have still not explained why he was left alone. The Sunday Post 18/11/2018 News Former police headquarters put up for sale The former headquarters of Warwickshire Police is to be put up for sale to raise money for future police budgets. Stratford-upon-Avon Herald 18/11/2018 News Performance pay and short-term cyber experts ‘should be part of modernising the police’ Radical plans to modernise the police by linking pay to performance and recruiting outside experts on short-term contracts have been proposed by the police chief in charge of standards. The Telegraph 18/11/2018 News Fraud police axed to balance books As bank scams soar, five forces have slashed investigator numbers to plug a £37m black hole in policing budgets The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 18/11/2018 Analysis, Feature Managing Risk and Pre-empting Immorality in Private Employment of Public Police This article examines risk management and moral regulation of private employment of public police (or PEPP). Drawing on a study of 104 North American police departments and analysis of interviews with police and private employers, police policies and procedures, and police assignment logs, we first identify PEPP contexts. We then argue that risk management is as much of as by public police officers. This risk management is sometimes pre-empted by moral regulation of police officers focused on objects, spaces, and suspect employers and which partially aims to preserve police legitimacy. We then discern four means of managing risk: department-coordinated assignments, officer reporting for superior assessment, private user liability insurance for temporarily hired officers, and opportunistic third-party commercial brokers. The article makes an empirical contribution by exploring risk management and moral regulation of PEPP and a conceptual contribution by lending more understanding to risk management and moral regulation in socio-legal studies. Social and Legal Studies - Registration at source 18/11/2018 Research article Organised crime: The UK shouldn’t focus on it as a national security threat A new organised crime strategy was launched by the government in early November. However, Anna Sergi, Senior Lecturer in Criminology at the University of Essex, warns that seeing organised crime as a national security threat is a poor way of understanding its social and economic roots. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 18/11/2018 Analysis Lincolnshire Police Crime Commissioner: No Brexit concerns Lincolnshire Police and Crime Commissioner has said the national events around Brexit of the past few days has not yet left him concerned. Boston Standard 18/11/2018 News Specialist new Gwent Police squad cracks down on organised crime Gwent Police have set up a new team of specialist detectives and constables called Gravitas to target organised crime gangs and solve high-profile cases. IWAN GABE DAVIES looks at some of their successes during 2018 which has included the dismantling of organised crime gangs South Wales Argus 18/11/2018 Analysis, Feature «359435953596359735983599360036013602Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
