Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 92006 total results. Showing results 72341 to 72360 «361436153616361736183619362036213622Next ›Last » Exclusive interview with the Wiltshire detective in charge of missing child cases It's the button no police officer wants to press. And Det Insp Mark Kent, who leads Wiltshire Police’s work on those who go missing, has never had to press it - thankfully, he says. Swindon Advertiser 25/8/2018 News Call to recruit magistrates as justice system too ‘pale and stale’ Take on more justices with criminal records to help improve diversity, industry body suggests Police Oracle - Subscription at source 25/8/2018 News Facial recognition out, knife arches in at Notting Hill carnival Police turn to low-tech means, such as ‘super-recognisers’, after controversy of last year The Times - Subscription at source 25/8/2018 News London violence: the first, last, oldest and youngest to die Kyall Parnell, who was killed on new year’s eve, was this year’s first murder investigation. Rosina Coleman, 85, who died in May, was the eldest The Times - Subscription at source 25/8/2018 Analysis, Feature Scotland Yard launches 100th violent death inquiry this year Scotland Yard has opened its 100th inquiry into a violent death this year, marking the fastest rate of stabbings, shootings and other brutal attacks in a decade. The Times 25/8/2018 News Police catch a lorry load of dodgy drivers It may not be the most inconspicuous of stakeout vehicles but police in Northamptonshire have managed to catch 43 drivers breaking the law over the space of two days from an unmarked lorry. The Times - Subscription at source 25/8/2018 News Roll up, roll up for the criminal auction! More than £2.4million worth of crooks’ ill-gotten gains to go under the hammer including a house, diamonds, emeralds Luxury ill-gotten goods with an estimated value of £2.4 million that were once owned by criminals are set to go under the hammer this month. Mail Online 25/8/2018 Analysis, Feature Joint targeted area inspection of the multi-agency response to domestic abuse in Durham Between 9 and 13 July 2018, Ofsted, the Care Quality Commission, HMICFRS and HMI Probation undertook a joint inspection of the multi-agency response to domestic abuse in Durham. This inspection included a ‘deep dive’ focus on the response to children of all ages living with domestic abuse. This letter outlines the findings of the joint inspection. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 24/8/2018 Report Joint targeted area inspection of the multi-agency response to domestic abuse in Durham Today, Ofsted published a report with findings from a joint inspection of multi-agency arrangements for responding to domestic abuse Durham. The inspection was undertaken by HMICFRS, Ofsted, the Care Quality Commission and HMI Probation. It included a ‘deep dive’ focus on the multi-agency response to children living with domestic abuse. The letter outlines our findings about the effectiveness of partnership working and of the work of individual agencies in Durham. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 24/8/2018 News Police chiefs to develop a plan to tackle sexual harassment in policy by autumn The action plan is being developed in response to a survey by UNISON that uncovered the extent of sexual harassment against police staff. Half (49%) of the police staff questioned had heard sexualised jokes told repeatedly at work, and one in five (19%) had received a sexually explicit email or text from a colleague. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 24/8/2018 News Bedfordshire police chief under fire for foreign aid jibe Bedfordshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner has been accused of making racist comments during a heated public meeting in Dunstable. Dunstable Today 24/8/2018 News Kent Police blunder makes crime victims’ details public Personal details of crime victims, suspects and witnesses have been made public by Kent Police by mistake. The information was in crime reports shared by the force with Medway Council which included them in an agenda. BBC 24/8/2018 News Notting Hill Carnival 2018: Met Police knife detection arches to be used at west London event for first time Knife detection arches will be used at Notting Hill carnival for the first time to deter people from bringing weapons, the Metropolitan Police has said. The Independent 24/8/2018 News UK failed to provide any data on firearms imports But UK is still rated among the top three most transparent countries on small arms trade. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/8/2018 News Hopes increased reports of spitting will sway management decision on guards Force still not issuing guards to frontline, despite Home Secretary's intervention Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/8/2018 News Sadiq Khan must get a grip of ‘horrendous’ London crime epidemic as police probe 100th murder of 2018 Sadiq Khan has been urged to get a grip of the "horrendous" gang warfare epidemic in London after police in capital opened their 100th homicide investigation this year. The Telegraph 24/8/2018 News Criminals able to change name by deed poll without declaring convictions Offenders can create a new identity for a little as £15 online with no obligation to register it with a government department. Sky News 24/8/2018 News Notting Hill Carnival will get knife detection arches for the first time this year Police will carry anti-acid kits with water and gloves as 13,000 officers are set to police event Mail Online 24/8/2018 News Police chief blames lack of resources as his officers struggle in fight against ‘unprecedented’ numbers of travellers’ camps springing up in Surrey A police chief today bemoaned a lack of resources in his county's fight for evicting travellers after an 'unprecedented' number sprang up this summer. Mail Online 24/8/2018 News Are Police Cautions A Soft Option? Reoffending Among Juveniles Cautioned Or Referred to Court During the 1990s, many jurisdictions introduced police cautions as an alternative to referral to court for juveniles committing comparatively minor offences. The policy was motivated by a concern that contact with the court system for such offenders might be criminogenic. In recent years, however, elected officials have criticised police cautions as a ‘soft option’ and this (in some jurisdictions at least) has led to a decline in their use. Past research has often failed to ensure that the comparison group for a police caution consists of children referred to court who could have received a police caution. The current study overcomes this problem and employs a rigorous set of procedures for minimising the risk of selection bias. Our results indicate that cautioning young offenders who have committed comparatively minor offences and who have not previously been referred to court results in a lower risk of reoffending than referral to court. We conclude that restrictions on the use of cautions in these circumstances could increase the risk of juvenile reoffending. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology - Registration at source 24/8/2018 Research article «361436153616361736183619362036213622Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
