Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98361 total results. Showing results 73421 to 73440 «366836693670367136723673367436753676Next ›Last » 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 Police chief Neil Basu accuses media of fuelling far-right terrorism Britain's head of counter-terror policing has warned that far-right terrorists are being radicalised by mainstream media coverage. The National 21/3/2019 News Sussex Police: One in three hate crimes have no suspect Police are failing to identify a suspect in one in three cases of racist and religious hate crimes, figures show. The Argus 21/3/2019 News ‘Pay full police costs or play football matches behind closed doors’ A former councillor and businessman has called on football matches to be held behind closed doors if clubs will not foot the whole bill for policing. Express & Star 21/3/2019 News Council tax increase: Why am I paying the police so much? Recently opened your council tax bill? You've no doubt noticed you'll be paying a bit more this year. BBC 21/3/2019 Analysis, Feature Knife crime means mums can never switch off My hairdresser places her phone on the counter, glancing at it constantly as she puts foils in my hair. “I’m sorry,” she says. “I just want to see if he’s back yet.” It’s 4.30pm and she is monitoring, via a tracker app, her 15-year-old’s long journey across south London. The Times - Subscription at source 21/3/2019 Feature, Opinion Locator app pinpoints 999 callers who don’t know where they are Police and emergency services are introducing technology to help 999 callers identify their exact location, even when it is dark or they are in remote countryside. The Times 21/3/2019 News New Surrey Police Headquarters and operational base site purchased in Leatherhead A new Surrey Police headquarters and operational base will be created in Leatherhead following the successful purchase of a site in the town, the Police and Crime Commissioner has announced today. Surrey OPCC 21/3/2019 News Audit of RCMP Memoranda of Understanding CANADA: In the course of carrying out its mandate, the RCMP regularly enters into arrangements with other police forces, levels of government or participants, to share information, cooperate on joint projects, provide or receive services, and share equipment, personnel or property. Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) 21/3/2019 Report «366836693670367136723673367436753676Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
