Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115877 total results. Showing results 72721 to 72740 «363336343635363636373638363936403641Next ›Last » Almost 45,000 fines given across UK as police ramp up Covid patrols Home Secretary Priti Patel issued a stark warning to those who are flouting rules and ‘putting the health of the nation at risk’ that officers are ‘now moving more quickly’ to issue fines to those blatantly breaching guidelines. Metro 12/1/2021 News Tougher police Covid crackdown on the way as UK faces ‘most dangerous stage of pandemic’ Flouters have been condemned at a Downing Street press conference Wales Online 12/1/2021 News Harness the cloud to build modern police services Policing in the UK is regarded as a benchmark for the rest of the world. So dealing effectively with evolving criminality and cybercrime, along with increasing complex digital evidence, is vital if the UK is to remain a beacon of excellence. Policing Insight 12/1/2021 Advertisement, Feature Police shut down ‘eBay of the dark web’ in Germany The largest illegal bazaar on the global dark web, likened to an eBay for criminals, has been shut down after its alleged mastermind was arrested in Germany. The Times - Subscription at source 12/1/2021 News Racial Differences in Co-Offending: Correlations With Concurrent Juvenile Police Contacts and Predictions of Future Adult Police Contacts The purpose of this study was to determine whether the relationship between co-offending and offense seriousness varied by race and whether similarities in age (juvenile, adult) and race (white, non-white) augmented the frequency and severity of future offending in co-offending males. Analyzing 15,059 incidents of police contact involving male juvenile participants from the Second Philadelphia Birth Cohort (PBC II) and the records of 7,420 male participants from the PBC II, a stronger co-offending–offense seriousness relationship was noted in the juvenile police contacts of non-white participants, whereas similarity between co-offenders led to increased adult police contacts in non-white but not white participants. These results suggest that juvenile co-offending may operate along social learning lines in non-white, if not white, youth. Crime and Delinquency - Registration at source 12/1/2021 Research article Derbyshire FPNs recinded following internal review into reservoir walkers Two women who received £200 fixed penalty notices (FPNs) after travelling to a reservoir around five miles from their homes for a walk have had their fines rescinded following a review of the case by Derbyshire Constabulary. Police Professional 12/1/2021 News Police officers should be promoted in jab priority list, says MPS Commissioner Frontline police officers should be “properly recognised” in the prioritisation list for Covid-19 vaccines, the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) Commissioner has said. Police Professional 12/1/2021 News Less serious criminal cases paused as COVID cases rise The Scottish Courts and Tribunal Service is to focus on only the most serious criminal cases throughout the lockdown period, the Lord President has announced. Holyrood Magazine 12/1/2021 News Understanding The Social Care Support Needs Of Scotland’s Prison Population This study used statistical modelling to generate a range of estimates for the percentage of the prison population with social and personal care needs, using combinations of existing social care, health, demographic and prisons data. Scottish Government 12/1/2021 Report Changes to criminal court business Justice Secretary responds to Lord President announcement. Justice Secretary Humza Yousaf has responded to the Lord President’s decision to reduce the number of criminal trials as part of efforts to reduce the transmission of coronavirus (COVID-19). Scottish Government 12/1/2021 News Stalking Protection Act: statutory guidance for the police STATUTORY GUIDANCE: What police need to do under the Stalking Protection Act, which introduced Stalking Protection Orders. Home Office 12/1/2021 Report Covid-19: Rule-breakers ‘increasingly likely’ to be fined – Cressida Dick Lockdown rule-breakers are more likely to be fined as Covid laws will be enforced "more quickly", the UK's most senior police officer has said. BBC 12/1/2021 News West Midlands Police officer who had sex on duty jailed A former police officer has been jailed for having sex on duty and flirting with victims of crime. BBC 12/1/2021 News Police will clamp down ‘swiftly’ on lockdown breaches, warns Met chief Commissioner Dame Cressida Dick says officers will take action over ‘flagrant’ violations of the rules. Express & Star 12/1/2021 News Officer hits out at Britons as she urges UK public to ‘do their bit’ in lockdown A police officer has hit out at the public who fear the force are trying to "diminish freedom" of Brits amid the lockdown rules. Express 12/1/2021 News UK police will back up supermarkets in enforcing COVID rules – minister Britain’s policing minister Kit Malthouse said police would intervene in serious breaches of COVID rules in shops, but measures imposed and enforced by owners would be effective in most cases. Reuters 12/1/2021 News COVID-19: Police officers will be quicker to enforce COVID rules due to ‘severe’ crisis, says policing minister One force handed out 70 fines for lockdown breaches over the weekend. Sky News 12/1/2021 News A story of police compassion shines amid the talk of a crackdown Police powers and their discretionary use have been much in the news lately following the decision of the Derbyshire Constabulary to apologise and quash the £200 fines issued to Jessica Allen and Eliza Moore who were penalised after meeting up for a walk at Foremark Reservoir. The Northern Echo 12/1/2021 Feature, Opinion Weekly academic research summary This summary curates the key policing-related research that's been published online in the last week, with links to the original journal articles, and selected abstracts - plus a short guide outlining how serving police officers and staff can get access, free, to many of the articles listed through the UK's National Police Library. You do not need to be a member of the UK College of Policing to access its library. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 12/1/2021 News Te Taanga Manawa: New Zealand Police pioneer multi-agency family harm hub looking to ‘think beyond the violence’ New Zealand has faced a significant challenge in tackling domestic violence, but a new multi-agency, holistic approach to ‘family harm’ – centred around Te Taanga Manawa, the new multi-disciplinary hub pioneered in South Auckland – could lead to much greater success in meeting that challenge, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 12/1/2021 Analysis, Feature «363336343635363636373638363936403641Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
