Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115867 total results. Showing results 73661 to 73680 «368036813682368336843685368636873688Next ›Last » Survey on national priorities for the incoming Presidential Administration (Part 2) USA: On November 23, PERF disseminated a survey in which we asked our members to share their views about priorities for the incoming Presidential Administration. Yesterday’s Daily Critical Issues Report provided a summary of the responses to the survey’s first four questions, which focused on general priorities for 2021 and beyond, key areas for federal funding, and training and technology needs. Today’s Report provides a summary of the final five questions, in which we asked PERF members to describe their most effective strategies for reducing crime and building community trust. We also asked our members to tell us what they hope to see in the Biden Administration, and to share their priorities for 2021 and beyond. Police Executive Research Forum 4/12/2020 Feature, Opinion East Midlands deputy chosen as new Lincolnshire Police Chief Constable East Midlands Deputy Chief Constable Chris Haward has been chosen as Lincolnshire Police and Crime Commissioner Marc Jones’ preferred candidate for the county’s new chief constable. The Lincolnite 4/12/2020 News Stalking analysis reveals domestic abuse link New analysis of stalking prosecutions by the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has revealed that the majority of offences are committed by former partners who were abusive during their relationships. Police Professional 4/12/2020 News Force accepts learning after investigation into contact with Derbyshire woman stabbed by her ex-partner Our investigation into Derbyshire Constabulary’s contact with a woman before her ex-partner stabbed her has led to the force accepting recommendations aimed at identifying and responding to repeat incidents of domestic abuse. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 4/12/2020 News Police leaders warned survey results should not be dismissed The National Chair has warned police leaders not to dismiss the voice of 25,000 Federation members after a PFEW survey was released this week and found 65 per cent of respondents reported that the pandemic has had a negative impact on their morale. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 4/12/2020 News Important changes to sergeants’ pay scales When the 2020/21 pay increase came into effect on 1 September this year significant and important changes were made to the pay scales of Sergeants. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 4/12/2020 News Surveillance camera commissioner calls for tighter governance of police use of facial recognition The surveillance camera commissioner has called for tighter governance of England and Welsh police forces’ use of live facial recognition (LFR). UKAuthority.com 4/12/2020 News Staffordshire Police officer dismissed for ‘predatory relationship’ A Staffordshire Police officer has been dismissed for "predatory" conduct in pursuing a woman he met while on duty. BBC 4/12/2020 News Police deploy border patrols and number plate recognition cameras to track drivers moving between tier 3 and 2 North Yorkshire Police has been accused of “totalitarian” tactics after deploying border patrols and number plate recognition cameras to deter drivers from travelling into the county from areas with stricter coronavirus rules. The Independent 4/12/2020 News Fraud offences and the pandemic In this latest in the series of COVID-19 briefing papers published by UCL’s Jill Dando Institute, Professor Martin Gill of Perpetuity Research and Consultancy International looks at the potential frauds emerging from the pandemic, and what the public, businesses and law enforcement agencies can do to deter the fraudsters. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 4/12/2020 Feature, Opinion More needs to be done to help veterans in the justice system Work with Offenders looks at work done by the Forces in Mind Trust to deal with former services people who end up in custody. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/12/2020 News Calls for forces to make tackling fraud a priority The City of London Corporations' Police Authority Board has called on forces to step up their efforts in tackling fraud, which they say are currently 'woefully short of what is required'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/12/2020 News New community taskforce to improve policing of ‘sensitive’ events in NI The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) is to establish a new Community Relations Taskforce to help improve its policing of “sensitive and contested matters”. Police Professional 4/12/2020 News MPS using WhatsApp to warn of domestic abusers amid Covid-19 restrictions The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) is using WhatsApp to warn potential victims of domestic violence about their partner’s past amid a rise in domestic abuse reports during lockdowns. Police Professional 4/12/2020 News Hate crime against Londoners of an East Asian appearance almost doubles Incidents of hate crime against Londoners of an East Asian appearance almost doubled during a four-month period over the summer, new figures show. Police Professional 4/12/2020 News Chief Inspector Steve Baker reflects on what policing has learnt about dealing with mental health during Covid-19 Coronavirus has undoubtedly taken its toll on the mental health of the British public, and seven months after restrictions were announced, the uncertainty that still surrounds the pandemic means that, sadly, this is likely to be the case for some time. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 4/12/2020 Feature, Opinion Drugs in Europe: enhancing law enforcement responses to high-risk organised crime The 4th international drugs conference was virtually hosted by Europol this year Europol 4/12/2020 News SPA launches recruitment campaign for new Chief Executive The Scottish Police Authority is seeking an exceptional leader to join its senior management team to further develop and embed new ways of working following a period of significant transformation. Scottish Police Authority (SPA) 4/12/2020 News Police Scotland to pilot carriage of Naloxone by officers Proposals for a test of change (pilot project) for the carriage, and use, of intra-nasal spray Naloxone by Police Scotland officers have been approved by the organisation. Police Scotland 4/12/2020 News Would-be partners of dangerous domestic abusers secretly warned by police Officers using social media to give women information on offenders’ criminal history during pandemic The Independent 4/12/2020 News «368036813682368336843685368636873688Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
