Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96999 total results. Showing results 72421 to 72440 «361836193620362136223623362436253626Next ›Last » Whom Should We Target to Prevent? Analysis of Organized Crime in England Using Intelligence Records Much of the literature on organized crime is based on media, arrests and prosecution records, while research based on intelligence data on this otherwise clandestine criminality is scarce. We present aggregated intelligence data on all known organized crime groups (ocgs) and ocgs members in West Midlands region of the United Kingdom, encompassing records on 2,726 highly-prolific offenders and 280 groups, collated based on over a million records from multiple law enforcement agencies. Using a cross-sectional analysis of the records, we describe in granular details the characteristics, patterns and criminal endeavor of organized crime in one of the largest regions in the United Kingdom. European Journal of Crime Criminal Law and Criminal Justice - Registration at source 7/3/2019 Research article Revealed: Knife crime up more than 40% in Merseyside Knife offences in Merseyside have increased by more than 40 per cent in the last four years, the latest figures show. The Reporter (St Helens) 7/3/2019 News North Yorkshire Police officers win awards for operation to combat horror of knife crime Three North Yorkshire Police officers have been recognised at a national awards ceremony for their work in diverting young people away from the horrors of knife crime. The Scarborough News 7/3/2019 News PM urged to fix school exclusion system to tackle knife crime The prime minister has been told that a “broken” system of exclusions is to blame for rising knife crime across the country. The Guardian 7/3/2019 News Majority of UK police forces lagging behind on Cloud FOI data shows 75% of policing data is still held on legacy infrastructure. CloudPro 7/3/2019 News South Yorkshire police chief ‘encouraged’ at Home Secretary’s understanding of knife crime issues Assistant Chief Constable Tim Forber was one of seven senior police officers from across the country who met Home Secretary Sajid Javid yesterday to discuss growing concerns about knife crime. The Star (Yorkshire) 7/3/2019 News MP Column: Increase in violent crime is deep concern Jo Platt: I'm sure that I talk for our whole community when I express my deep concern and alarm at a number of recent incidents of violent crime. Leigh Journal 7/3/2019 Feature, Opinion Sadiq Khan told ‘blood on HIS hands’ as he makes shock warning – ‘more young will die’ Sadiq Khan sparked a furious reaction among the British public as he warned "more young people will die" if the British Government fails to help local officials tackle the crime wave plaguing the Capital. Express 7/3/2019 News Grenfell survivors’ anger as police say no charges until 2021 Survivors and the bereaved from the Grenfell Tower fire have expressed their “extreme frustration” at the pace of justice after Scotland Yard admitted no charges were likely for at least two years. The Guardian 7/3/2019 News Police Scotland to tackle sexism after hours tribunal Police Scotland has committed to preventing sex discrimination after a female officer took them to a tribunal over flexible working hours. BBC 7/3/2019 News No quick solutions to drug problem, ex police chief says It is imperative that those who trade in the misery of drug addiction are brought to justice, with the full force of the law," he said. "They should be made to pay by all means possible. However, individuals and communities in north Wales continue to be blighted." BBC 7/3/2019 News Hammond rejects Javid call for emergency knife-crime fund Speaking to BBC Breakfast, he said the government had already agreed to almost £1bn in extra policing resources in the next financial year, and he urged forces to use existing money more efficiently. The Guardian 7/3/2019 News Is It Cool to Be A Cop? Exploring the Differential Impact of Ferguson on Police Applicants Recruitment of highly qualified applicants has been a defining characteristic of police reforms for decades. Research has explored why individuals become officers, yet it remains an empirical question whether the current US ‘legitimacy crisis’ has influenced citizen decisions to apply to policing. Many cities are reporting hiring and retention issues, yet it is unclear whether this is due to changes in citizen perceptions of police or something else entirely. As an initial test of this question, this paper explores changes in the number of applicants to one large urban police agency, the Dallas Police Department, in the months following the death of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, using autoregressive integrated moving average time-series analysis. The paper determines if there was a differential impact in police applications across racial, ethnic, and gender groups. Findings showed stability in the number of applicants each month from each sub-group since 2010. Implications of these findings are discussed. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice 7/3/2019 Research article Knife crime: Excluded pupils ‘sucked into criminality’ Theresa May is being warned that a "broken" system of support for troubled and excluded youngsters lies at the heart of a rise in knife crime. BBC 7/3/2019 News Cleveland Police halts scrapping of key ranks Moves to scrap two ranks at a North East police force have been halted. BBC 7/3/2019 News Survey shows police moving slowly to cloud Most UK police forces are still managing their data and application on-premise despite an intent to make more use of the cloud, according to a new survey. UKAuthority.com 7/3/2019 News Will Linden, Violence Reduction Unit: ‘There is correlation between declining police numbers and rise in crime’ Will Linden is one of the deputy directors at the Violence Reduction Unit, which has been credited with a big drop in the Scottish homicide rate over the last ten years. Channel 4 News 7/3/2019 Analysis, Feature Police plan £10m surge in extra officers and new stop and search powers – as another man dies in knife crime epidemic Police chiefs are drawing up £10m plans for a “surge” of extra officers to tackle knife crime in target areas across the UK after a crisis meeting with Sajid Javid. The Telegraph - Registration at source 7/3/2019 News Black advisors claim they were ‘targeted’ by Met Police Three prominent, black community advisors have claimed they have been wrongfully searched or arrested by the Metropolitan Police. BBC 7/3/2019 News Police forces have quietly slashed 5,500 PCSOs in ten years with three quarters axed in knife crime capital London Police forces across the UK have quietly slashed the number of Police Community Support Officers by 5,500 over the last ten years - with knife-crime hit London axing two in every three, MailOnline can reveal. Mail Online 7/3/2019 News «361836193620362136223623362436253626Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
