Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98367 total results. Showing results 73601 to 73620 «367736783679368036813682368336843685Next ›Last » West Yorkshire Police join child protection charity in campaign to tackle indecent images of children West Yorkshire Police is today joining forces with a leading child protection charity to launch a campaign to tackle growing demand for sexual images of children online. The campaign will also see involvement and support from partner organisations including the Police and Crime Commissioner for West Yorkshire, Local Safeguarding Children’s Boards and local authorities. West Yorkshire Police 14/3/2019 News University consortium wins bid to deliver police degree apprenticeships Canterbury Christ Church University has joined forces with three other universities for a new initiative to help meet the needs of 21st century policing. Canterbury Christ Church University 14/3/2019 News Dorset Police chief constable wants new measures to protect against county lines DORSET Police's recently appointed chief constable says he believes a new approach is needed in tackling county lines drug dealing, and is looking at options to protect young people from exploitation. Dorset Echo 14/3/2019 News Examining the Effectiveness of Mental Health Education on Law Enforcement: Knowledge and Attitudes This study examined the effectiveness of the mental health module of a basic law enforcement training program in increasing knowledge of symptoms of mental illness and reducing related biases in newly hired law enforcement officers. The training module was investigated through the administration of a general knowledge questionnaire mirroring the training material and the AQ-27—a tool that measures stigmatizing attitudes. The results of this study show that training regarding the symptoms of mental illness can increase a law enforcement officer’s general knowledge of psychological disorder and reduce bias against people with mental illness. The implications for the findings are that a mental health training module administered during basic law enforcement training should improve interactions between law enforcement and the diverse communities they serve by increasing knowledge and decreasing bias around mental illness. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology - Registration at source 14/3/2019 Research article Sinn Fein leader and PSNI chief set for ‘frank’ discussion in succession row It comes after Mrs McDonald said she would not have confidence in any current member of the PSNI senior command team replacing Mr Hamilton when he retires in the summer. Belfast Telegraph 14/3/2019 News One soldier to face charges over Bloody Sunday killings Soldier F is to be prosecuted for murder and attempted murder over 1972 killings in Derry. The Guardian 14/3/2019 News Police probe as hundreds of nude pics of Dundee teens appear on websites Dozens of local women have taken to social media to complain about private photos – some including girls as young as 14 – being collected in a large online archive and shared via a file-sharing website Evening Telegraph 14/3/2019 News Boris Johnson accused of ‘an affront to victims’ of child abuse over ‘spaffed up the wall’ claim Children's charities and abuse support groups have torn into Boris Johnson after he claimed that money spent investigating historical sex crimes was being "spaffed up the wall". PoliticsHome 14/3/2019 News Job Competencies of Border Security Officers in Singapore Border security officers are a country’s first line of defense against undesirable people, cargo, and conveyances. Operational lapses could therefore greatly undermine the safety and security of the country. As such, informed understanding of border security officers’ competencies is crucial to ensure that the right individuals are selected for the job. An exploratory job analysis study was conducted with Singapore’s border security officers to identify the knowledge, skills, abilities, and other characteristics (KSAOs) essential for effective job performance. Data collection for this study includes collection of qualitative data on border security officers’ job functions, tasks, and KSAOs required. The information was subsequently compiled into a Job Analysis Survey (JAS), where officers were asked to rate the KSAOs in terms of their importance and frequency of use in border security work. Results indicated that the major job functions performed by non-supervisory officers include primary immigration clearance of travelers and goods, while those performed by supervisory officers include secondary clearance and people management. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology - Registration at source 14/3/2019 Research article Square Mile police ‘need better anti-bribery training’ Police in the Square Mile should be given enhanced training for corporate bribery and corruption investigations, peers say today. The Times - Subscription at source 14/3/2019 News Extra £100m to help police forces tackle epidemic of stabbing deaths Police will get £100 million to help to fight an “epidemic” of knife crime in hotspots, the chancellor announced yesterday. The Times - Subscription at source 14/3/2019 News £100 million funding for police to tackle violent crime A further £100 million funding will be made available to police forces in the worst affected areas in England and Wales for knife and violent crime. gov.uk 13/3/2019 News Search children’s bags to end knife crime says police chief A police chief in one of England's safest counties yesterday asked parents to search their children's bags before they go to school in a new knife crackdown. Express 13/3/2019 News New funding will help forces strengthen our response to knife crime Sarah Thornton: "The additional government funding announced today is very welcome. It will help police forces strengthen our immediate response to knife crime and serious violence." National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 13/3/2019 News Extra £100m fund to tackle knife crime – Hammond The government has agreed to give an extra £100m to the police to help them tackle a knife crime "epidemic" in England and Wales. BBC 13/3/2019 News PSNI used drones 372 times across Northern Ireland Police in Northern Ireland have used drones more than 370 times since June 2013. Figures obtained by BBC News NI show that the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) used drones in wildlife rescues, missing person hunts and VIP visits. BBC 13/3/2019 News A greater police presence at football grounds is not the answer to fan troubles When Chris Kirkland reflected this week on the attack on him by a fan, in 2012, in light of Sunday’s punch landed on Jack Grealish, it was only natural that he should feel anew the outrage and the vulnerability of a man who had been assaulted while doing a very public job. The Telegraph - Registration at source 13/3/2019 Feature, Opinion Boris Johnson says police spending on child sex abuse investigations was ‘spaffed up a wall’ Boris Johnson has said police spending on child sex abuse investigations was “spaffed up a wall”. The former foreign secretary said the money spent investigating historic cases would be better used elsewhere. The Standard 13/3/2019 News Concern hub: New Metropolitan Police gang database sparks privacy and profiling fears Exclusive: Previous database failed to distinguish between victims and perpetrators of gang-related crime, Information Commissioner’s Office found The Independent 13/3/2019 News Knife crime: Tories U-turn after huge pressure and announce £100m police fund The announcement in the Spring Statement 2019 comes after weeks of pressure - but Philip Hammond was slammed for barely papering over the cracks Mirror 13/3/2019 News «367736783679368036813682368336843685Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
