Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96954 total results. Showing results 73541 to 73560 «367436753676367736783679368036813682Next ›Last » Crackdown urged as 60 police officers are assaulted each week in Northern Ireland There have been calls for tougher sentences for assaults on PSNI officers after new figures showed nearly 60 are attacked each week. Belfast Telegraph 16/1/2019 News Response to the report on workplace harassment in the RCMP and the review of the four cases of civil litigation against the RCMP on workplace harassment CANADA: There can be no more important obligation for a Government than the protection and safety of its citizens. [pdf] Government of Canada 16/1/2019 Report Operation Ramberg AUSTRALIA: Operation Ramberg – an investigation into whether a NSWPF officer in regional NSW engaged in serious misconduct as a police officer and in respect of his personal financial dealings. NSW Law Enforcement Conduct Commission (LECC) (Australia) 16/1/2019 Report Operation Carlow AUSTRALIA: Operation Carlow – an investigation into whether a NSWPF officer was involved in the use and/or sale of illegal drugs and associated with persons who were known to be or suspected of being involved in the distribution of illegal drugs or had been convicted of criminal offences. During the course of investigating these complaints, the Commission ascertained that, in an unrelated matter, a NSWPF officer had given false evidence in proceedings in the Magistrates Court of the Australian Capital Territory (‘ACT’). NSW Law Enforcement Conduct Commission (LECC) (Australia) 16/1/2019 Report Gangs are exploiting a legal loophole to recruit children as ‘county lines’ drug mules Gangs are ruthlessly exploiting a legal loophole to get away with luring children as young as 12 to become 'county lines' drug mules, police revealed yesterday. Mail Online 16/1/2019 News Police guard Catholic churches after bomb threats At least 15 Catholic churches have been threatened with bomb attacks and stabbings, forcing police to watch over services to protect congregations. The Times - Subscription at source 16/1/2019 News Upskirting to be crime after Lords back bill A woman who launched a campaign against upskirting after being targeted at a festival 18 months ago has said "we did it!" after legislation was passed to make it a crime in England and Wales. BBC 16/1/2019 News How the police wants to use AI and analytics to ‘adopt a public-health approach to crime’ Critics have claimed that an analytics project being led by West Midlands Police is bringing the dystopia of Minority Report to life. But superintendent Iain Donnelly tells PublicTechnology that he is determined to use tech and data ‘as a force for good’ PublicTechnology.net 15/1/2019 Analysis, Feature Policing Minister chairs new taskforce to tackle vehicle theft The Policing Minister, Nick Hurd, has today (15 January) chaired a new taskforce to tackle vehicle theft. The taskforce replicates the successful model used to reduce moped-related crime in London, which fell by a third in the period from January to October 2018 compared with the same period in 2017 last year. It will drive forward action to reduce and prevent vehicle crime and promote best practice. Home Office 15/1/2019 News Police ICT Summit: Police leaders and IT suppliers outline the challenges facing the service As we approach the annual Police ICT Summit, Policing Insight asks police leaders and ICT stakeholders what they believe are the biggest challenges facing Police ICT and what they hope the Summit might achieve. Policing Insight - Registration at source 15/1/2019 Analysis Mental health: Are the police the forgotten victims of critical incidents? Attitudes towards and the treatment of mental health in the Australian police have changed over the years. However, after 20,000 police and emergency workers responded 'Answering the Call', the first national survey of mental health in this sector, former UK police officer and now Research Fellow at Western Sydney University Alan Beckley says the police still have a long way to go. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 15/1/2019 Analysis The Guardian view on Jaden Moodie’s murder: criminals targeting children Awareness of the exploitation of teenagers has grown – but much more must be done to protect them The Guardian 15/1/2019 Feature, Opinion Police officer poisoned by novichok returns to active duty DS Nick Bailey ‘making a good recovery but mental recovery will be longer’ – Wiltshire police chief The Guardian 15/1/2019 News Public Safety Roadshow 2019: Find out why Police Forces are adopting these smart technologies to improve public safety Ian Russell, Head of UK Emergency Services at SCC, invites you to the first annual SCC Public Safety Roadshow taking place on 31st January, 12th February and 14th February. You will be given exclusive access to some of the most impactful technologies available to enhance and simplify operational policing. Put the dates in your diary, and book your place today. Policing Insight 15/1/2019 News Precautionary Policing and Dispositives of Risk in A Police Force Control Room in Domestic Abuse Incidents: An Ethnography of Call Handlers, Dispatchers and Response Officers This article explores the riskwork engaged in by call handlers, dispatchers and response officers in a police force control room in England. We present a novel approach by drawing on the work of Foucault and his concept le dispositif to study riskwork in policing in a post-austerity landscape and to develop the analytical concept of ‘precautionary policing’. Dispositional analysis allows us to focus on social dispositions or inclinations and to demonstrate how these arrangements affect social interaction and organisational behaviour. We draw on data collected via ethnographic fieldwork focusing on domestic abuse incidents in a police force control room in England. The findings focus on: (1) organisational technologies of risk, which guided and surfaced staff actions and decision-making; (2) riskwork to mitigate and manage threats and harm to victims and the public; and (3) riskwork relating to the professional decision-making of individual staff and officers. In addition to bringing the risk tools and artefacts ‘into being’ through their (inter-)actions, for staff, these technologies are a safety net to justify practices. They erode opportunities for officer discretion, particularly in relation to responses to domestic incidents. Policing and Society - Registration at source 15/1/2019 Research article Suicide and Associated Vulnerability Indicators in Adult Missing Persons: Implications For the Police Risk Assessment This research examined the relationship between adult missing persons and suicide, considering a number of possible vulnerability indicators/characteristics of this group of missing persons. Implications for missing person investigations were also explored, particularly for the risk assessment process. Data was extracted for 93 (N = 93) missing persons cases from one English police force, over a 4-year period. These individuals were found dead suspected of suicide. The findings illustrate a number of vulnerability indicators/characteristics of missing persons who complete suicide. In relation to the initial risk assessment level applied to the missing person report, two vulnerability indicators, a risk of suicide and the presence of a suicide note, had an effect on predicting a higher risk assessment level. Future research, in order to overcome the present study’s limitations, should attempt to collect data from more than one police force in order to increase the sample size. In addition to this, it would be beneficial to use a sample of missing persons who are found safe and well as a comparative sample to have a better chance in understanding the examined relationship and whether the vulnerability indicators/characteristics are indicative of suicide risk. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology - Registration at source 15/1/2019 Research article Weekly academic research summary This summary curates the key policing-related research that's been published online in the last week, with links to the original journal articles, and selected abstracts - plus a short guide outlining how serving police officers and staff can get access, free, to many of the articles listed through the National Police Library. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 15/1/2019 News Grounded: When it comes to rest days, the police and Ryanair have a lot in common People are policing's greatest asset, but former officer and now CEO of Mightify Tom Wheelhouse argues the service must be more creative and look for better ways to prevent 'the double whammy of capability and cost walking out of the door'. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 15/1/2019 Opinion West Midlands police ‘failing to report thousands of crimes’ Two-thirds of English forces rated as inadequate or requiring improvement The Guardian 15/1/2019 News MSPs warned of ‘miserable’ time for police Police officers will be forced to ignore crimes because of budget cuts, the Scottish government has been warned. The Times - Subscription at source 15/1/2019 News «367436753676367736783679368036813682Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
