Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103266 total results. Showing results 72821 to 72840 «363836393640364136423643364436453646Next ›Last » Anne Sacoolas: Police to visit US to interview diplomat’s wife over Harry Dunn’s death Police investigating the death of Harry Dunn will go to America to interview the suspect, his family have been told. Sky News 22/10/2019 News War on drugs: It can’t be won ‘by throwing stones at it’, says former NCA Senior Officer Former head of the National Crime Agency's Drugs Threat and Intelligence Tony Saggers tells Policing Insight there has never been a 'war on drugs' and the time has come to adopt a different approach to tackling the problem. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 22/10/2019 Interview, Opinion Controlled operations annual report 2018–19 AUSTRALIA: The Controlled operations annual report 2018–19 is the 23rd issued under Part IAB of the Crimes Act 1914 (Cth) (the Act). [pdf] Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission (ACIC) 22/10/2019 Report Milton Keynes double stabbing was targeted attack, say police Police investigating the deaths of two 17-year-old boys at a birthday party at a house in Milton Keynes say they believe it was a targeted attack. The Guardian 21/10/2019 News Who’s In? Restricting the Community to Enhance Cop in the Dominican Republic Twenty years into the spread of community-oriented policing (COP) in Latin America, initial assumptions that it would lead to successful transformation of policing in the region are being confounded by continuing insecurity and police violence. Given the disconnect between COP objectives and its implementations, there is a need to reassess the assumption that COP is necessarily a democratic form of policing. This article examines the development of COP in the Dominican Republic with a focus on citizenship policies. It underlines that COP projects have vastly different impacts on individual rights. The inherent community membership boundaries citizenship policies set can condition which groups are to benefit from COP initiatives and which ones are deemed vectors of insecurity. This study is primarily based on a qualitative study including interviews, document analysis, and observation. It finds that Dominican Republic Police (DNP) reforms have improved service provision directed at select groups, which enjoy the benefits of more democratic policing. However, these reforms have also led to an increase in police persecution of Haitian minorities. I demonstrate this population is a target for harder policing because of new citizenship legislation that categorised Haitian descent minorities as outsiders to the community. This adds a distinctively undemocratic flavour to efforts to transform public safety provision in the country. Policing and Society - Registration at source 21/10/2019 Research article Direct and Indirect Effects of Crime-Related Media Consumption on Public Confidence in the Police This study explores the potential links between crime-related media consumption and confidence in the police based on instrumental and expressive models. Drawing on data from a large sample of South Koreans, direct and indirect effects of crime-related media consumption on perceptions of the police are examined using regression-based multiple mediation analysis. Results showed that although there is no direct effect of media consumption on confidence in the police, crime-related media consumption is significantly and negatively associated with public confidence in the police via perceived incivilities and fear of crime. This study suggests that the police should make a constant effort to develop strategies to enhance communication with the public. International Journal of Police Science & Management 21/10/2019 Research article Police, Personality and the Ability to Deceive Effectiveness as an undercover operative or human source (informant) handler relies on the believability of police in fictious roles, yet the use of deception by law enforcement in covert fields of policing and criminal interviews remains relatively underexplored in the literature. Moreover, selection processes for these critical police roles do not currently include a test of deception ability. This study investigates the lie production and truth production ability of 50 Australian police officers-in-training by comparing their results on a game of deception with their personality traits as tested by the HEXACO-PI-R-100 item version, the Short-D3 and the MSCEIT. Results indicate that sex, age, dark triad traits and emotional intelligence have no relationship with either truth or lie production. HEXACO results indicate low social self-esteem was related to high lie production ability. Further research is needed to explore extraversion, social skills, and confidence as they relate to the credibility of a ‘storyteller’. International Journal of Police Science & Management 21/10/2019 Research article Action to detect, deter and disrupt the misuse of drones New Counter-Drone Strategy will harness the benefits of the technology to society and the economy by protecting the public from malicious or criminal drone use. Home Office 21/10/2019 News Paedophile-hunters ‘overstepped the mark’, court told Men suspected of being child sex offenders were falsely imprisoned, prosecution claims The Guardian 21/10/2019 News YouTuber caught speeding on ‘deadly’ roads after posting video on Facebook Police spotted footage of motoring journalist Joe Achilles driving hi Audi super car at speeds of 100mph through the Peaks District Mirror 21/10/2019 News Heartbroken family accuse police of leaving them to find body of missing Dean McKenzie The heartbroken family of a man found dead in woodland have criticised the way Durham Constabulary handled the investigation into his disappearance. Chronicle Live (North East) 21/10/2019 News New DCC for Gwent Police NPCC lead on serious and organised acquisitive crime makes move from West Mercia. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/10/2019 News Force increases number of taser equipped officers to 45 per cent Avon and Somerset chief also insists body worn video footage of assaults is always shown in court. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/10/2019 Ex-Met detective loses court battle over payout for data breach Andrea Brown liable for Met’s costs after rejecting £18,000 settlement and then being awarded £9,000 The Guardian 21/10/2019 News Former MPS Commissioner calls for ‘urgent’ reform of police bail laws Lord Blair, the former Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Service, has called for “urgent” changes to police bail laws to protect victims of domestic abuse, stalking and sex offences. Police Professional 21/10/2019 News 800 per cent increase in child modern slavery referrals made by councils Councils say referrals of potential child victims of modern slavery in England have soared by 800 per cent in the past five years. Police Professional 21/10/2019 News Policing football: HMICS backs Police Scotland’s approach to tackling crowd trouble Police Scotland’s efforts to address concerns and potential weaknesses in policing football across the country have been given strong backing by HM Inspectorate of Constabulary in Scotland (HMICS). Policing Insight's Keith Potter examines the details. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 21/10/2019 News Lawyer X scandal has rocked the justice system. What did the top cops know? AUSTRALIA: The current and former Victoria Police commissioners who knew about and authorised the recruitment of Lawyer X could face criminal charges, according to the state's former chief crown prosecutor. ABC News (Australia) 21/10/2019 News Police culture: Is it time to fix the fixers’ framework? Policing is in need of a drastic cultural shift away from its current process and control driven state. Former Australian police officer and now public speaker Shane Mallory discusses the fear and suspicion that currently plagues police culture and how to address it. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 21/10/2019 Opinion Global Police Index 2019 The Global Police Index (GPI) 2019, measures the perceived levels of police departments in 211 countries and territories. Drawing on 6 DATA sources of professional assessments, the index scores on a scale of 0.000 (inspiring) to 1 (Challenging Police Future). AVEDEV is influenced by the unit of measurement in the input data, in the sense of the GPI how to get to the inspiring/best-performing score in data allocation measuring dispersion or variance in distance from the point that is 1 set point. [PDF] Global Police Index 21/10/2019 Report «363836393640364136423643364436453646Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
