Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115867 total results. Showing results 73501 to 73520 «367236733674367536763677367836793680Next ›Last » National Chair gives evidence to House of Lords committee on policing pandemic National Chair John Apter appeared at a House of Lords Constitution Committee this week to give evidence on the policing response to the pandemic. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 10/12/2020 News Police weapon amnesty offers £2 per knuckle-duster Owners of weapons such as knives, knuckle-dusters and rifles are being offered cash to hand them in to police. BBC 10/12/2020 News Police weapon amnesty offers £2 per knuckle-duster Owners of weapons such as knives, knuckle-dusters and rifles are being offered cash to hand them in to police. BBC 10/12/2020 News Research review suggests reduction in ‘frivolous complaints’ is the only clear benefit of body-worn cameras A review of 30 research studies into the effects of body-worn cameras on the behaviour of both officers and the public suggests that there is ’substantial uncertainty’ regarding the potential benefits of the new technology, other than in reducing unwarranted complaints against police, reports Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 10/12/2020 Feature Highest Harm Crime “Recruiters” in A London Borough: A Case of Moving Targets Can criminal recruiters be identified and ranked by crime harm levels in a London borough, and if so, how long is the predictive window of opportunity for targeting them with crime prevention efforts? This study deploys 5 years of Metropolitan Police Service crime data, relating to one of the 32 London boroughs in that time period. The data structure allowed identification of all suspects linked to the same crime report and all crime reports linked to the same suspects. Identification of linked suspects and their associated crime harm was undertaken using Structured Query Language (SQL) and ColdFusion Markup Language (CFML) via a web-based application. All offenders were ranked by the number of co-offenders they acquired, as well as the total Cambridge crime harm index weight of the detected offences associated with them. The highest harm recruiters are shown to be up to 137 times as harmful as the average offender, with one recruiter committing the same number of crimes as another but having 97 times more crime harm. Recruiter populations are highly dynamic, with few potential targets persisting from year to year over multiple years. This study suggests that criminal recruiters are readily identifiable from police data, but police would only have a short window of opportunity to use deterrent or other preventive strategies with them once they are identified. Cambridge Journal of Evidence-Based Policing 10/12/2020 Research article GMP given six months to improve after failing to record 80,000 crimes England's second biggest force has been given six months by Inspectors to improve after failing to record 80,000 crime incidents. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/12/2020 News Scottish Social Attitudes Survey 2019: attitudes to violence against women Findings from the 2019 Scottish Social Attitudes Survey on the attitudes of the Scottish public to the following forms of violence against women: sexual violence, domestic abuse (physical, verbal, mental and emotional), sexual harassment and commercial sexual exploitation [pdf]. Scottish Government 10/12/2020 Report Belief in rape myths falls New statistics released today by the Chief Statistician show that people in Scotland thought that sexual violence and domestic abuse were seriously wrong and cause harm. However, views differed according to the type of abuse and the context within which it took place. Scottish Government 10/12/2020 News National Lead Force for Fraud The City of London Police has an agreement with the Home Office to act as the National Lead Force for fraud [PDF]. Home Office 10/12/2020 Report Integrated Offender Management strategy POLICY PAPER; Joint Ministry of Justice and Home Office strategy to refresh Integrated Offender Management. Home Office 10/12/2020 Report Operation of police powers under the Terrorism Act 2000, quarterly update to September 2020 Contains statistical material relating to the Terrorism Act 2000, including arrests and outcomes, and stops and searches. Home Office 10/12/2020 Report User guide to operation of police powers under the Terrorism Act 2000 and subsequent legislation GUIDANCE - The user guide to operation of police powers under terrorism legislation is a useful reference guide with explanatory notes. Home Office 10/12/2020 Report Manchester police fail to record a fifth of crime: Watchdog blasts force’s ‘extremely disappointing’ performance and says stalking and domestic violence victims are being let down More than 200 crimes a day have been going unrecorded by England's second largest police force - leaving victims 'let down', a damning report reveals today. Mail Online 10/12/2020 News Police force criticised for ‘grotesque’ and ‘stigmatising’ social media poem mocking drugs arrest suspects Constabulary apologises for ‘for any offence caused’ by post described as ‘one of the most shocking examples of a public service perpetuating stigma we’ve seen in some time’ The Independent 10/12/2020 News Third officer from same police station faces disciplinary action over sex exploits in the space of just two weeks A third officer from the same police station faces disciplinary action over sex exploits in the space of just two weeks. The Sun 10/12/2020 News Greater Manchester Police ‘failed to record 80,000 crimes in a year’ England's second-largest police force failed to record more than 80,000 crimes in a year and closed cases without proper investigation, a watchdog has found. BBC 10/12/2020 News UNICEF calls for ban on tasers and spit-hoods on children The use of tasers and spit-hoods on children in the UK should be banned, according to UNICEF. A spit-hood is a mesh bag, placed over the head of a detained individual by a police officer to stop them spiting or biting. The global humanitarian organization reports that police forces in the UK use them disproportionately on BAME children and the use of these tactics contravenes international children’s rights standards. The Justice Gap 10/12/2020 News The RCMP: Politics, contract policing and the push for clearer accountability The Royal Canadian Mounted Police is an iconic law enforcement agency, instantly recognisable and internationally renowned, but in recent years the force has faced more testing times and controversies than most; in this two-part interview, former RCMP Commissioner Bob Paulson talks to Policing Insight about the challenges facing the Mounties. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 10/12/2020 Feature, Interview, Opinion Understanding the motivations of fleeing drivers – Interventions to reduce fleeing driver events NEW ZEALAND: Through the five other tranches of research completed for the Fleeing Driver Action Plan Research Programme, NZ Police have been able to develop a strong evidence base for what factors may motivate drivers to fail to stop for police. [pdf] New Zealand Police 10/12/2020 Report Understanding the motivations of fleeing drivers NEW ZEALAND: This paper extends the work outlined in the Independent Police Conduct Authority and NZ Police thematic review of fleeing drivers to further examine the relationship between other offending and fleeing police. [pdf] New Zealand Police 10/12/2020 Report «367236733674367536763677367836793680Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
