Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 92006 total results. Showing results 72301 to 72320 «361236133614361536163617361836193620Next ›Last » UK’s most wanted criminals still on run for child rape, murder and fraud It has been 11 years since Thomas Cameron was shot dead in a car park, yet his killer has still not been caught. Metro 27/8/2018 News More than 22,000 people sign petition to make trespassing onto public land a criminal offence The petition says that the damage caused during traveller incursions is often irreparable and costly Surrey Live 27/8/2018 News Plans to merge British Transport Police with Police Scotland shelved on new top cop Iain Livingstone’s first day Humza Yousaf revealed 'further options' were to be explored after a string of public safety concerns The Scottish Sun 27/8/2018 News Police merger on hold after fresh warnings The Scottish government is putting its plans to merge British Transport Police and Police Scotland on hold. BBC 27/8/2018 News Carnival war on knives – but police turn blind eye to hippy crack: On the ground in Notting Hill The atmosphere at Notting Hill yesterday reflected a year of murder and violence in London as the largest police presence in six years patrolled the carnival. Mail Online 27/8/2018 News Police MUST use more stop and search to stop gangs operating with ‘impunity’, says Iain Duncan Smith Report accuses officers of abandoning the streets for fear of being accused of racism Mail Online 27/8/2018 News New Police Scotland boss begins work The new Chief Constable of Police Scotland has taken up his job with a pledge to engage more with communities and acknowledging mistakes the force has made. The Scotsman 27/8/2018 News Police defend use of civilian investigators The use of civilians in policing around the UK has been defended by a national organisation. The Press (York) 27/8/2018 News Police chief admits mistakes made in setting up national force Police Scotland's new chief constable has acknowledged mistakes were made in the creation of the national force five years ago. BBC 27/8/2018 News Enhancing Data-Driven Law Enforcement Efforts: Exploring How Risk Terrain Modeling and Conjunctive Analysis Fit in A Crime and Traffic Safety Framework Law enforcement’s examination of vehicle crashes is often nested in the Data-Driven Approaches to Crime and Traffic Safety (DDACTS) framework which highlights the importance of hot spot analysis. To assist law enforcement efforts, this study explores how two additional spatial techniques, namely risk terrain modeling (RTM) and conjunctive analysis of case configurations (CACC), could be incorporated within the DDACTS framework. RTM was utilized to identify how the built, physical environment contributed to the risk of traffic incidents. RTM identified 6 risk factors related to the occurrence of vehicle crashes, and high-risk places were compared to hot spots on predictive accuracy. CACC was used to explore configurations likely to result in traffic incidents for the priority places. Our findings support the Theory of Risky Places and fit within a vulnerability-exposure framework, providing law enforcement with guidance for identifying places where vehicle crashes are likely to occur in the future. In addition to providing insight for law enforcement, we discuss how law enforcement can develop working partnerships with stakeholders capable of preventing and/or reducing traffic incidents, which is in line with the general DDACTS framework. American Journal of Criminal Justice - Registration at source 27/8/2018 Research article On command: Lessons from two and half years of ‘common-sense’ policing After two and a half years as a Chief Inspector overseeing Paisley, serving officer Martin Gallagher is moving on. Here, he describes the lessons he's learned about leading police officers in one of the busiest Sub-Divisions in the country. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 27/8/2018 Opinion Knife crime: Important new findings could help us understand why people carry weapons Knife crime is rising, and many have speculated about the causes of the rise - but what do we actually know about the reasons young people carry weapons? Dr Iain Brennan, Reader in Criminology at the University of Hull, explains his important new research. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 27/8/2018 Analysis Ram raid puts heat on police Police and Crime Commissioner for Surrey David Munro has defended Surrey Police and its new ‘Policing in Your Neighbourhood’ model in the wake of criticism following a devastating ram raid on the Halifax bank in Farnham. Farnham Herald 27/8/2018 News City of London: We’re banking on developing partnerships as ‘cornerstone’ to protect public £1.5m investment over three years to deliver unique projects to tackle economic crime Police Oracle - Subscription at source 27/8/2018 News Last day to have your say on police merger for Cornwall Devon and Cornwall's top cop claims we are getting almost £55 million pounds a year less than forces up country. Pirate FM 27/8/2018 News Last chance to have a say on proposed merger of Dorset and Devon and Cornwall Police Today is the last opportunity for residents to have their say on proposals for a police merger that will see the creation of a new force responsible for two-and-a-half million people between Land’s End and Highcliffe. Daily Echo (Southern) 27/8/2018 News Police put brakes on plans to drop fines for speed awareness courses Police Scotland has shelved plans to waive fines for speeding motorists who agree to undergo retraining, in what one expert called a “setback for road safety”. The Herald (Scotland) 27/8/2018 News Rising rural violent crime as number of bobbies plummets Violent crime has soared in rural areas with the fewest bobbies on the beat, research has revealed. Many neighbourhood officers are being reassigned to 999 response teams or back-office roles. Express 27/8/2018 News How officers caught thieves red-handed Covert police surveillance cracked the Chilean burglary network’s signature method of operation. The Times - Subscription at source 27/8/2018 Analysis, Feature Gang’s haul posted back to Chile The rain-soaked woods behind a mansion in the Surrey stockbroker belt are a far cry from the barrios of Santiago but for the “tourists” creeping through the undergrowth it was worth braving the elements. The Times - Subscription at source 27/8/2018 Analysis, Feature «361236133614361536163617361836193620Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
