Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 91977 total results. Showing results 72781 to 72800 «363636373638363936403641364236433644Next ›Last » Tradecraft to Standards—moving Criminal Intelligence Practice to A Profession Through the Development of A Criminal Intelligence Training and Development Continuum Australian governments, academia, and law enforcement agencies have recognized the need to improve intelligence capabilities in order to adapt to the increasingly complex criminal and security environments. In response, the Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission (ACIC), the Australian Federal Police (AFP) and other Australian policing agencies have adopted several reform measures to improve intelligence capability support. While some have focused on developing specific criminal intelligence doctrine, others have sought to improve more challenging aspects of intelligence capability such as analytical and field collection workforce planning. The complexity of the current and emerging criminal environment and a growing professionalization of policing practice more broadly has resulted in a uniquely new strategic approach to developing the analytical and field collection workforce. This article surveys the development of an Australian Criminal Intel Training and Development Continuum (CITDC). Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice - Registration at source 6/8/2018 Research article Scam watch: Northumbria Police pension ruling offers hope to scam victims A landmark ruling is offering fresh hope to the victims of pension scams, after the Pension Ombudsman ruled that the Northumbria Police failed in its duty to protect one of its members. MoneyWise 6/8/2018 News North Yorkshire Police sees increase in 999 and 101 calls North Yorkshire Police is warning that 999 and 101 calls are on the increase. The service says its control room has had another busy month, with a 10% rise in 999 calls, and a 13% rise in calls to the 101 line in June and July. Yorkshire Coast Radio 6/8/2018 News HMRC gives BIK tax exemption to undercover police The Government has performed a U-turn on introducing tax changes that would have seen drivers of unmarked emergency response vehicles being charged company car tax for journeys made while ‘on-call’. Fleet News 6/8/2018 News IT support: Calling time on hoax and nuisance callers Hoax calls are the bane of the emergency services. One force alone received 1,333 such calls in 2017, but how do you stop callers wasting precious police time and resources? Kathryn Jeffrey of APD Communications offers a solution to the problem. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 6/8/2018 Opinion Farmers using medieval methods to combat rural crime Farmers put up earth banks and dry ditches to block criminals who use 4 x 4 vehicles to get on to farm land The Guardian 6/8/2018 News Farmers use Iron Age defences as rural crime soars Hill fort-style ramparts are being used to defend farmyards i News 6/8/2018 News Taking the fight forward: Rural Crime Report 2018 Every year rural crime costs millions of pounds and causes untold anxiety across the UK. Based on our claims data, we estimate rural crime cost the UK £44.5m last year (2017). With an increase of 13.4% on the previous year, rural crime is rising at its fastest rate since 2010. NFU Mutual 6/8/2018 Report Shock as cost of rural crime up by 51pc in Shropshire The cost of rural crime in Shropshire has risen by 51.5 per cent in the last year, according to shock figures released today. Shropshire Star 6/8/2018 News Rural crime bill ‘hits £2.6m’ Rural crime cost Northern Ireland £2.6m last year, according to an annual survey by specialist insurers. BBC 6/8/2018 News Police Scotland hails reduction in rural crime across the country Police Scotland has welcomed a steep reduction in the cost of rural crime in Scotland, in contrast to the rest of the UK. The Press and Journal 6/8/2018 News Rise in armed police officers in Lancashire The number of armed officers in Lancashire Police is rising as forces across the country gear up against the combined threat of terrorism and surging violent crime. 2BR 6/8/2018 News Armed officers at record high as police forces respond to ‘explosion’ in violent crime There are more armed police officers in Thames Valley than ever before as forces across the country gear up against the combined threat of terrorism and surging violent crime. Bucks Free Press 6/8/2018 News Letting abusers question victims is brutal, says judge Ministers are facing calls to legislate to stop victims of abuse being cross-examined by their partners after a judge stepped in to question a woman who accused her child’s father of rape. The Times - Subscription at source 6/8/2018 News Gangs stealing farm vehicles to rip out village cash machines Organised gangs have torn out scores of cash machines from village post offices and shops using stolen diggers, tractors and 4x4s in a rural crime wave. The Times - Subscription at source 6/8/2018 News Rural crime rise prompts ‘medieval’ defences The cost of rural crime has risen to £44.5m as organised criminal gangs target farm machinery. BBC 6/8/2018 News ‘It’s an epidemic’ – farmers suffer from the theft of vital quad bikes Jamie Smith has had two vehicles stolen from his farm in Worcestershire in 15 months The Guardian 6/8/2018 News The conservative case for criminal justice reform Two conservative scholars, Arthur Rizer and Lars Trautman, explain why ‘tough on crime’ policies have failed and argue for a new vision for the US justice system. The Guardian 5/8/2018 Analysis, Feature Rural crime soars as thieves target farms and country businesses The cost of rural crime has soared to more than £44 million with organised gangs stealing farm vehicles and equipment and even targeting country businesses during busy shift changes to cover their tracks. The Telegraph 5/8/2018 News Xenophobic Attitudes in German Police Officers: A Longitudinal Investigation From Professional Education to Practice In recent years, the proportion of the population with a migrant background has increased in the Federal Republic of Germany. We investigated whether young German police officers hold xenophobic attitudes at the beginning of their bachelor studies and how intercultural competence and communication training modules affect the development of those attitudes. In a 4-year longitudinal study, we assessed police officers’ xenophobic attitudes at the beginning of the first academic year, after basic study (year 1), after main study (year 2), and within the first year of professional practice (year 4). There was a significant decrease in xenophobic attitudes within the 3 years of professional education, followed by a slight increase within the first year of professional practice. Throughout the 4-year period, xenophobic attitudes decreased significantly, pointing to the effectiveness of the training modules integrated into the bachelor program and to the necessity to continue intercultural training within police departments. 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