Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103270 total results. Showing results 73801 to 73820 «368736883689369036913692369336943695Next ›Last » Insights… even the mere sight of a policewoman can lead to a fall in crime rates One way of tackling Britain’s soaring rate of domestic violence killings could be for forces to put more women in the ranks The Guardian 15/9/2019 Analysis, Feature Cyber attack on forensic labs is complex, says NCA Finding the source of the attack that halted forensic testing for UK police forces will take time, the National Crime Agency has warned. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 14/9/2019 News Crime commissioner an independent after Tory party expulsion Surrey once again has an independent police and crime commissioner – after David Munro became the highest profile local casualty of a turbulent week for the Conservative Party. Farnham Herald 14/9/2019 News £600,000 fines from EVERY smart motorway camera Drivers' fury as police take on extra staff to cope with surge in speeding tickets Mail Online 14/9/2019 News Accountants are ‘turning a blind eye to dirty money’ Accountants are turning a blind eye to organised crime gangs making millions from fraud, the police chief who is heading Britain’s fight against economic crime has said. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 14/9/2019 News The suicidal frontline police who are too busy to ask for expert help Suicidal police officers are going out on emergency jobs because they are too busy to ask for help. Express 14/9/2019 News Call for more PSNI officers is welcome, says policing board member A Policing Board member has backed a call from a former chief constable for PSNI numbers to be increased. Belfast Telegraph 14/9/2019 News Criminal gangs will cash in on no-deal Brexit, police warn Report predicts hidden market in medicines, rising theft and possible riots amid officer shortage The Guardian 14/9/2019 News How police drivers are fighting back against moped crime Scotland Yard’s successful crackdown on moped crime has been spearheaded by the adoption of aggressive new tactics including ramming the riders during pursuits. The Times - Subscription at source 14/9/2019 News Federation criticises IOPC response to use of force ruling The Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) has hit back at the Independent Office for Police Conduct’s (IOPC) response to a judicial review that found the IOPC had acted unlawfully in directing that a firearms officer should face misconduct proceedings. Police Professional 13/9/2019 News New Deputy Chief Constable for West Yorkshire Police Russ Foster has been appointed as the new deputy chief constable of West Yorkshire Police. Police Professional 13/9/2019 News Public asked for views on wider Taser roll-out in North Yorkshire North Yorkshire’s police, fire and crime commissioner has launched a public consultation on whether the force should roll-out Tasers to all officers. Police Professional 13/9/2019 News Rape prosecutions: senior police officer raises concerns over ‘risk-averse’ CPS Sarah Crew meets director of public prosecutions as charging rate plummets The Guardian 13/9/2019 News Staffordshire Police trials new policing tactic at intu Potteries PROJECT SERVATOR – a policing tactic used to disrupt a range of criminality, including terrorism – will be trialled at intu Potteries from Friday 13 September. Tamworth Informed 13/9/2019 News Heathrow protest thwarted as police use radiowaves to jam Extinction Rebellion group drones Protesters attempting to shut down Heathrow airport by flying drones inside the exclusion zone have been thwarted by police using radio waves to jam their signals. The Telegraph 13/9/2019 News Building of new Merseyside Police HQ set to start Building work is set to begin on the new Merseyside Police headquarters following a ceremony today. WirralGlobe 13/9/2019 News An Exploration of the Necessary Competencies of Professional Police Investigators For Industrial Espionage Cases in South Korea Most of the research on the role of police in the protection of industrial technology has recommended the expansion of police departments and the provision of education to strengthen the expertise of investigators. However, no research has sought to identify which specific expertise should be strengthened. This study analyzed which competencies are required by professional police investigators in industrial espionage cases to gain expertise. The study used the Developing A Curriculum (DACUM) technique, normally used to develop curriculum through job analysis. The study produced a series of competency items in three stages: (1) created a job model, (2) filtered out unnecessary competency items via expert reviews, and (3) verified the selected items via surveys and focus group interviews. Unnecessary items were filtered out throughout the study. The study found that “knowledge about laws related to industrial espionage,” “case types and modus operandi,” and “knowledge related to digital forensics and utilization of useful tools” are necessary competencies for the police investigating industrial espionage cases. Several non-essential but beneficial competencies were also found, such as “understanding of the latest technology trends,” “knowledge of internal computer systems and relevant organizations,” and “ability to use programs to design drawings or program source codes.” Security Journal - Registration at source 13/9/2019 Research article Chiefs face fresh row over pay Chief constables are set to be challenged again over 'chaotic' bonus arrangements. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/9/2019 News Police chiefs defend use of spit hoods as new figures are released Met used hoods 700 times in the last two years as London Assembly member criticises tactic. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/9/2019 News 16 people a month to join officers on ‘ride along’ scheme, force reveals Four people a week to join Cleveland Police during its police patrols. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/9/2019 News «368736883689369036913692369336943695Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
