Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98368 total results. Showing results 73701 to 73720 «368236833684368536863687368836893690Next ›Last » Knife crime damages Tories’ reputation for law and order Public concern about knife crime has wiped out the Conservatives’ reputation as the party for law and order, a poll has revealed. The Times - Subscription at source 11/3/2019 News We don’t need to tackle knife crime — we need to tackle poverty Dame Louise Casey is a former victims’ commissioner and now visiting professor at the Policy Institute, King’s College London The Times - Subscription at source 11/3/2019 Feature, Opinion How Victoria Police is using social media management to engage the community AUSTRALIA: Reactive online communications leader shares his lessons around bringing on social media management tools and closing the loop on community communications CMO (Australia) 11/3/2019 Feature Police investigating viral video of black man ‘being beaten up’ by officers West Midlands Police have launched an investigation into a video shared thousands of times online that appears to show unidentified officers repeatedly striking a man. The Independent 10/3/2019 News Developing a training curriculum in fragile and conflict affected states: Lessons learned from the Afghan National Police Staff College International policing missions offer a range of challenges, particularly cultural. Jan Leenslag of the Dutch National Police explains how he used ‘soft skills’ and cultural awareness to develop 'train the trainer' programmes in Afghanistan. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 10/3/2019 Analysis County lines drugs blamed for Kent’s big rise in knife crime Cuts to youth services and relocation of homeless families also thought to be factors The Guardian 10/3/2019 News Knife crime rising more steeply outside London, police figures show Exclusive: Police Federation head calls on government to tackle ‘national crisis’ The Guardian 10/3/2019 News Police fury at soft judges who let knife thugs go free as frustrated officers take to social media to blast courts for suspended sentences Frustrated police officers have hit out on social media at soft knife crime sentences as scores of dangerous offenders walk free from courts. Mail Online 10/3/2019 News Knife crime may be an emergency but no one can agree how to stop it Cuts to police numbers and reduced funding for youth services are thought to be partly to blame The Guardian 10/3/2019 Analysis, Feature Knife crime rising more steeply outside London, police figures show Exclusive: Police Federation head calls on government to tackle ‘national crisis’ The Guardian 10/3/2019 News Teenage knife crime calls for cohesion and education Readers discuss solutions to knife crime, the importance of schools and the benefits of youth services The Guardian 10/3/2019 Feature, Opinion Apple anti-snooping system to thwart police mobile phone surveillance Apple is developing anti-snooping technology that would thwart police forces' ability to track mobile phone users’ locations and messages. The Telegraph - Registration at source 10/3/2019 News It’s madness to say we’ve enough police, says NICK FERRARI It's virtually unprecedented that the nation's most senior police officer chooses to engage in a war of words with the Prime Minister. Last week, Metropolitan Police Commissioner Cressida Dick was faced with little option not to - and she chose to do it on my weekday radio breakfast show. Express 10/3/2019 Feature, Opinion Apple patents anti-snooping technology that would stop police from being able to track mobile phone users’ locations and messages Apple is developing anti-snooping technology which would prevent police forces from being able to track mobile phone users' locations or read their messages. Mail Online 10/3/2019 News Points of View: Arrestees’ Perspectives on Police Body-Worn Cameras and Their Perceived Impact on Police–citizen Interactions Entirely absent from debates about the desirability and potential impacts of police body-worn cameras (BWCs) are the views of a significant group on the other side of the lens—individuals who have recently experienced arrest by a police officer. In a bid to redress this significant gap, this article reports findings from the first study to examine arrestee views and experiences of police BWCs. Data from interviews with 907 police detainees reveal that they are largely in favour of officers wearing cameras, believing that they can provide greater accountability and improve the behaviour of both law enforcement officers and members of the public. Importantly, however, this support is contingent on a number of operational and procedural policies regulating the use of BWCs. British Journal of Criminology 10/3/2019 Research article Knife crime: David Gauke in retreat over abolition of short sentences David Gauke, the justice secretary, has been forced to water down prison reforms after it emerged that plans to abolish short sentences would see about 4,000 knife-wielding criminals a year avoid jail. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 10/3/2019 News Gangs know they can hack and slash and get away with it in London war zone It is just another Thursday at Camberwell Green magistrates’ court in the heart of southeast London’s gangland. Three cases on the list involve alleged knife crimes. “It’s shocking, but it’s what we see on a daily basis. We’re hardened to it,” a court solicitor said. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 10/3/2019 Analysis, Feature Knife crime war ‘being lost because of lack of police for stop and search’ EXCLUSIVE: Durham's Chief Constable, Mike Barton, says overworked officers are in danger of burnout - as violent crime surges across the country Mirror 10/3/2019 Feature, Opinion Police want dog DNA database as attacks on livestock increase Farming organisations hope an increase in awareness among dog owners will reduce thousands of livestock deaths and injuries. Sky News 10/3/2019 News Absent fathers have a ‘significant impact’ on behaviour of young people caught up in crime, drugs and gangs Absent fathers have a ‘significant impact’ on the behaviour of young people caught up in crime, drugs and gangs, a shocking report has found. Mail Online 10/3/2019 Analysis, Feature «368236833684368536863687368836893690Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
