Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98289 total results. Showing results 73341 to 73360 «366436653666366736683669367036713672Next ›Last » A compelling plan Chief Constable Sara Thornton is due to retire this month as chair of the National Police Chiefs’ Council and proposes a new body be established to create a convincing argument for more resources and a way to use them to make the public safer. Police Professional - Subscription at source 21/3/2019 Feature, Opinion Kent Police to offer Tasers to all frontline officers All frontline officers in Kent are to be offered the opportunity to carry Tasers to assist in dealing with a rise in violent crime across the county. Police Professional 21/3/2019 News CT head calls on media to stop giving terrorists a voice The Head of Counter-Terrorism Policing in the UK has criticised media platforms for hypocritically pressuring social media platforms for its terrorist content, while simultaneously publishing content in print or online. Police Professional 21/3/2019 News The debate on automatic facial recognition continues Once again the issue of police use of Automatic Facial Recognition (AFR) technology has come into public spotlight. This week it was part of an inquiry at the House of Commons Science and Technology Select Committee – to whom I submitted written evidence. Surveillance Camera Commissioner 21/3/2019 Feature, Opinion Kent Police to get £3.5 million to cover Brexit planning costs Kent police has been given a further cash injection of £3.5m to deal with the impact of Brexit on the county. Kent Online 21/3/2019 News Corby WILL get a new police base a year after officers moved to Kettering Police officers will once again be permanently based in Corby fifteen months after the town’s police station shut. Northamptonshire Telegraph 21/3/2019 News Brit Police Federation cops to ransomware attack on HQ systems Sort-of union for bobbies has triggered criminal investigation The Register 21/3/2019 News Confronting Denial: Institutional racism twenty years on Twenty years after the Macpherson report was published, Dr Lisa Long, a Senior Lecturer in Criminology at Leeds Beckett University, shares her recent research into the current state of relations between the police and BAME individuals and communities. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 21/3/2019 Analysis Taser offered to all Kent officers in police assault fight-back With assaults against officers rocketing, a south east force is fighting aggression and violence “head on” by permitting all public-facing officers to train to carry Taser. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/3/2019 News Birmingham mosque attacks probed by terrorism officers Five mosques in Birmingham have been targeted in a string of violent attacks overnight and into the morning. BBC 21/3/2019 News PCC, Chief Constable and Bristol Mayor stand united against terrorism The joint statement follows the terrorism incident in New Zealand and the suspected terrorism incidents in Surrey and the Dutch city of Utrecht. Avon & Somerset Constabulary 21/3/2019 News Brexit preoccupation has ‘devasting’ impact on children A charitable organisation claims the poorest children are subject to Tasers and spithoods with “frighteningly little oversight”. Police Professional 21/3/2019 News Crown Prosecution Service strengthens guidance on child abusers caught in undercover stings Paedophiles who think they are grooming a child for sex, but are actually communicating with an adult, are set to face tougher charges after the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) issued new guidance for such cases. Police Professional 21/3/2019 News Retired Stasi agents questioned over Lockerbie bombing – reports Prosecutors in Scotland are reportedly investigating retired Stasi agents over the Lockerbie bombing. Express & Star 21/3/2019 News Stalking Victimization: Examining the Impact of Police Action and Inaction on Victim-Reported Outcome Drawing data from a sample of stalking victims, this study assessed the impact of nine subsequent police actions, including police inaction, on victim-reported outcome of their stalking situation after the incident was reported to the police. The outcome variable has three response categories: the situation got worse, the situation stayed the same, and the situation got better. The author found three of the nine police actions were significantly related to the outcome variable. The author found that victims were more likely to report that their stalking situation improved when the responding officer took a report or warned the perpetrator. The author also found that police inaction increased the odds of victims reporting that their stalking situation worsened as well as the odds of victims reporting that their stalking situation improved. Implications of these findings are discussed. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology - Registration at source 21/3/2019 Research article Christchurch mosque shootings: New Zealand to ban military style weapons The announcement comes less than a week after 50 people were killed at two mosques, allegedly by a lone gunman. PM Ardern said she expected new legislation to be in place by 11 April, saying: "Our history changed forever. Now, our laws will too." BBC 21/3/2019 News Police chief of UK deradicalisation program urges Australia to reinvest in terror prevention as far-right referrals rise The police head of the UK's national deradicalisation program has urged Australia and other liberal countries to invest in grassroots terrorism prevention, as new figures show the number of far-right-inspired extremism referrals to the scheme have soared. ABC News (Australia) 21/3/2019 News Counter-terror police involved after four Birmingham mosques attacked 'It is incredibly important that everyone unites against those who seek to create discord, uncertainty and fear in our communities' Birmingham Live 21/3/2019 News UK counter terror police chief hits out at press for helping radicalise far right terror In an extraordinary swipe at Britain’s press, the UK’s top anti-terror cop called out the British press for the hypocrisy of blaming social media for radicalising terrorists while publishing the Christchurch killer’s deadly manifesto to an audience of millions. TLE (The London Economic) 21/3/2019 News Knife crime: Education secretary Damian Hinds says truancy is ‘bigger concern’ than expulsions Children from homes where there is domestic violence and substance abuse ‘are most at risk of harm or criminal exploitation’, Mr Hinds says The Independent 21/3/2019 News «366436653666366736683669367036713672Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
