Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 91977 total results. Showing results 72601 to 72620 «362736283629363036313632363336343635Next ›Last » Lack of detail over ‘shotgun wedding’ police mergers concerns police and crime panel Devon and Cornwall and Dorset police forces are considering merging Devon Live 13/8/2018 News Crowds gathered in city centre to watch Police demonstration Cumbria Constabulary aimed to give the public an insight into what they do with engaging demonstrations News & Star 13/8/2018 News APCC Leads to share learning at roundtable with Ministers for Rough Sleeping Strategy APCC National Leads commenting on the Rough Sleeping Strategy, published today, said.... Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 13/8/2018 News Deputy Chief Constable Cumbria Constabulary is looking for a highly motivated, skilled professional to join a high performance team. The Deputy Chief Constable will play a leading role in the drive to deliver Cumbria Constabulary's 'Vision 2025' strategy. Candidates will be Assistant Chief Constables or Deputy Chief Constables, having passed the Senior Police National Assessment Centre and successfully completed the Strategic Command Course. Fixed Term up to 5 years. Salary £114,429 per annum. Completed applications should be submitted to the Employee Services Department by 5pm Thursday 30 August 2018. Cumbria Constabulary 13/8/2018 Jobs Scotland is more open to Muslims, claims senior police officer Muslims living in Scotland tend to feel more part of society than those staying elsewhere in the UK, a senior police officer has claimed. The Scotsman 13/8/2018 News Starbucks armed robbery thwarted by police in drive-thru A pair of armed robbers got more than they bargained for when their heist at a takeaway coffee shop was interrupted by police parked in the drive-thru. BBC 13/8/2018 News Why UK police consolidated software licenses to fight crime This is a blog by our CEO, Ian Bell. Police ICT Company 13/8/2018 Feature, Opinion Police Moonlighting and Gender Difference: Exploring Paid Detail Security For Men and Women Officers in North American Police Departments Paid detail public police work is underexplored in criminal justice and criminological research. As a result, gender disparities for women police officers in paid detail policing, entailing the private employment of public police for services that often resemble stationary guarding, have not been investigated. Based on analysis of police paid detail records and interviews with police and users of paid detail across the United States and Canada, we investigate the significance of paid detail for police officer pay and differences by gender. We discuss gender proportions in police departments and compare them to gender proportions in paid detail assignments. Our analysis reveals all nine police departments selected as case studies had far more men than women officers. This dominance was also evidenced by the fact that most assignments were taken up by men in all nine departments. Moreover, albeit the differences were usually modest, in seven of nine departments, the proportion of assignments taken up by men was greater than the proportion of men in the department. After reflecting on explanations for why this disparity exists, we conclude with recommendations for policy reform, and directions for future research. Security Journal - Registration at source 13/8/2018 Research article Solicitor General urges tougher sentences for downloading child abuse images Minister's comments contrast with those of national police lead on issue. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/8/2018 News Alarming rise in drink-drive statistics sparks call to drop alcohol limit 230 people died in drink-drive crashes in 2016, new figures reveal. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/8/2018 News Political leaders fuel citizens’ crime fears for years to come, says study People worry most about crimes that were focus of political debate during their youth. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/8/2018 News Officers need post-Brexit links Senior figures at Police Scotland are desperate to ensure that their ability to fight crime is not harmed by Brexit. Detective Chief Superintendent Gerry McLean said the present levels of co-operation and communication with European forces were vital. The Times - Subscription at source 13/8/2018 News Police stop the violence . . . for now Glasgow is hardly a stranger to gang violence but in the past it tended to be self-contained and if weapons were used they were usually bladed. Over the past 12 months, however, that pattern has been morphing into something more dangerous, more brutal and more frightening. The Times - Subscription at source 13/8/2018 Analysis, Feature ‘We’ve had pubs shot up and open shoot-outs… this is on another level’ A gunman opened fire at a street party, hitting at least ten people — including a 12-year-old boy and a teenager. Police are investigating the attempted mass murder after the shootings in Manchester during the early hours of yesterday. Metro 13/8/2018 News Policing in parts of the UK is ‘broken’, says Police Federation chief John Apter says stretched resources force police to ditch some crime investigations The Guardian 13/8/2018 News Rise in attacks on police, as officers forced to respond to crimes alone Attacks on the police is on the rise as a Scotland Yard officer warned officers are being sent to respond to crimes alone. Around 72 police officers are attacked attacked every day in England and Wales, according to the latest statistics, which translates to an attack every 20 minutes. The Telegraph 13/8/2018 News Thames Valley Police ‘buckling under increasing pressure’ Fears have been raised over the impact of stress on police as an increasing number of officers buckle under the increasing pressure. Oxford Mail 13/8/2018 News Morale amongst area’s police lowest in the country, new survey says Morale amongst fed-up police officers in the area is the lowest in the country, a new survey has found. Worcester News 13/8/2018 News ‘We’re failing the public’ – New head of Police Federation makes EXTRAORDINARY claim The new head of the Police Federation, which represents police officers in England and Wales, has provocatively admitted that in some cases “we are failing the public” and that in certain areas policing is “broken”. Express 13/8/2018 News Forces with highest and lowest morale revealed The impact of shift patterns has been highlighted in two areas Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/8/2018 News «362736283629363036313632363336343635Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
