Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 94015 total results. Showing results 73381 to 73400 «366636673668366936703671367236733674Next ›Last » Judge hits out at case against senior police officer accused of ‘shoulder barging’ female colleague A judge and police leaders have questioned why a senior counter-terror officer had to face a criminal trial over a complaint that he "shoulder-barged" a female colleague. The Telegraph 29/9/2018 News ‘County lines’ drug gangs recruit excluded schoolchildren – report Home Office says difficult pupils in small towns across the UK are being targeted The Guardian 29/9/2018 News Corrupt elite take dirty money out of Britain Dirty money is being moved out of Britain in the face of a crackdown on illicit wealth, the country’s most senior anti-corruption investigator told The Times yesterday. The Times - Subscription at source 29/9/2018 News Youth crime: Scared teenagers forced to buy stab vests Child gang members are buying stab-proof vests because the rise in violent crime has created a “mini war zone” on the streets, a crime charity has warned. The Times - Subscription at source 29/9/2018 Analysis, Feature Youth crime: My son, 14, was expelled — just one year later he was dead The mother of a 14-year-old boy with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder has told The Times that being expelled from school left him vulnerable to gangs and led ultimately to his death. The Times - Subscription at source 29/9/2018 Analysis, Feature Youth crime: Drug gangs mimic groomers by luring children with gifts It can start with being bought a can of Coke, chicken and chips or some trainers but once a child has been groomed by a drug gang they soon discover there is a debt that needs repayment. The Times - Subscription at source 29/9/2018 Analysis, Feature Exclusions from school drive rising gang crime Growing numbers of children wear stab vests The Times - Subscription at source 29/9/2018 News Forces change lost property policy to reduce demand Forces across the UK will stop recording reports of lost property to reduce the demand it adds to policing. Police Professional 28/9/2018 News Government strategy over violence against women and girls condemned Prosecutors closing a record number of rape cases before charging decisions Police Oracle - Subscription at source 28/9/2018 News Officers failing to receive bare minimum mental health training, says College 'Some are saying mental health does not need two days, have they not read the deaths in custody reports?'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 28/9/2018 News Lloyds fraud chief admits scam texts sent by criminals posing as a bank are so sophisticated even HE can’t tell if they are genuine A fraud chief at Britain’s biggest bank has admitted scam texts are now so sophisticated even he sometimes cannot tell if they are genuine. Mail Online 28/9/2018 News Violence should be treated like an infectious disease to tackle surging knife crime, Sajid Javid to announce Violence should be treated like an infectious disease to stem sharp rises in knife and gun crime, Sajid Javid is poised to announce. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 28/9/2018 News Rationale of PCC Alison Hernandez on her proposed decision regarding potential merger with Dorset Police As Police and Crime Commissioner for Devon, Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly I have considered the Final Business Case for merger with Dorset Police, taken into account the views of the Chief Constable and listened to our key stakeholders and those who participated in the engagement activity during the summer. Whilst I agree that the business case is complete and demonstrates a case for merger I do not consider that progressing with the proposal will be in the best interests of the people of Devon, Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly. I am therefore intending not to agree to submit the business case to the Home Office. Devon & Cornwall OPCC 28/9/2018 Report Proposed merger engagement report Devon & Cornwall Police and Dorset Police formally entered into a strategic alliance in March 2015. This is consistent with the direction set nationally by Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) and the Government, where neighbouring forces are encouraged to work more closely together. Devon & Cornwall OPCC, Dorset OPCC 28/9/2018 Report Summary of full business case for proposed merger Thinking globally, acting locally to protect the people of Cornwall, Devon and Dorset Devon & Cornwall OPCC, Dorset OPCC 28/9/2018 Report Force enters period of ‘due diligence’ after PCC decides against renewal of private sector contract Cleveland Police’s contract with Sopra Steria began in 2010 and is due to end in 2020, which will see around 350 staff members losing their jobs. Police Professional 28/9/2018 News Former Northumbria Police HQ in Northumberland sold for £21m, which will be spent on force Northumbria Police has sold its former headquarters in Northumberland for £21m, which is says will be ploughed back into the force. ITV News 28/9/2018 News Assessing Transmission and Translation of Learning About Evidence-Based Policing By Graduate Trainee Police Officers We examine transmission of Evidence-Based Policing (EBP) principles through taught classroom sessions, a skills-based Masterclass and enhanced infusion experienced by participants of the Police Now (PN) leadership development programme. We coded 75 presentations describing a live project delivered by 57 PN participants (probationer constables) at one of PN’s ‘100 Day Impact Events’. Benchmarking the content against extended EBP criteria revealed that graduates attempted to specify issues and engage in consultation, but made relatively limited use of concepts and theory, data analysis or statistical techniques. Rather than note this as a limitation of the PN programme, or ‘failures’ by the learners we argue that the findings open a wider discussion of what level of research sophistication can reasonably be expected of serving officers. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice - Registration at source 28/9/2018 Research article Minor Harassments: Ethnic Minority Youth in the Nordic Countries and Their Perceptions of the Police As different social groups are directly and indirectly confronted with diverse forms of police practices, different sectors of the population accumulate different experiences and respond differently to the police. This study focuses on the everyday experiences of the police among ethnic minority young people in the Nordic countries. The data for the article are based on semi-structured interviews with 121 young people in Sweden, Norway, Finland and Denmark. In these interviews, many of the participants refer to experiences of “minor harassments” – police interactions characterized by low-level reciprocal intimidations and subtle provocations, exhibited in specific forms of body language, attitudes and a range of expressions to convey derogatory views. We argue that “minor harassments” can be viewed as a mode of conflictual communication which is inscribed in everyday involuntary interactions between the police and ethnic minority youth and which, over time, can develop an almost ritualized character. Consequently, minority youth are more likely to hold shared experiences that influence their perceptions of procedural justice, notions of legitimacy and the extent to which they comply with law enforcement representatives. Criminology and Criminal Justice 28/9/2018 Research article Developing A Knowledge Base For Crime Prevention: Lessons Learned From the British Experience During the past 20 years, there have been several initiatives, led by the British government, to improve crime prevention by informing policy and practice with research. Two in particular stand out for the scale of the investment: The first was the establishment of the Crime Reduction Programme (CRP) in 1999. The CRP was supposed both to be based on what was already known from research and also to improve the evidence base and was scheduled to run for a decade. The CRP involved an unprecedented financial commitment to improving the knowledge base of crime prevention. The second was the establishment of the What Works Centre for Crime Reduction (WWCCR) in 2013. The WWCCR attempts both to distil findings from high quality research on what works in crime reduction in a form that would be readily accessible to and useable by decision-makers, and to encourage original research to improve the knowledge base. We touch more briefly also on the creation of the National Police Improvement Agency in 2007 and its successor body, the College of Policing in 2013. The core mission of both has been to professionalise policing (including police efforts to reduce crime) by making policing more evidence based, and the College of Policing has been home to WWCCR. This paper will provide a critical account of these major efforts to bring evidence to crime reduction and discuss lessons that can be learned from their experience. Crime Prevention and Community Safety 28/9/2018 Research article «366636673668366936703671367236733674Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
