Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96919 total results. Showing results 73841 to 73860 «368936903691369236933694369536963697Next ›Last » The most dangerous – and safest – places to live in England and Wales revealed for crimes including violent attacks, burglary and sex offences A surge in 'county lines' drug dealing has been blamed for a shift in violence hotspots from major cities to previously safer neighbourhoods The Sun 29/12/2018 Analysis, Feature REVEALED: Hampshire’s top cop nets £201,000 pay package as council tax bill increases to fund police Thecounty force's chief constable has received £201,000 in pay and benefits – while insisting government is not funding police properly. The News (Portsmouth) 29/12/2018 News Sussex chief constable Giles York ‘I feel sorry for them’ Police chief apologises to couple wrongly arrested over Gatwick Christmas chaos - as he admits drones spotted may have been owned by his own force Mail Online 29/12/2018 News Counter-Terrorism Policing Innovations in Turkey: A Case Study of Turkish National Police CVE Experiment In recent years, many governments have introduced so-called ‘countering violent extremism’ (CVE) measures to promote terrorists’ and potential terrorists’ deradicalization and disengagement from terrorist activity. This paper analyses the potential contribution of CVE programmes to counter-terrorism policing through a case study of Turkey. Drawing on Turkish National Police data from a pilot project in the city of Adana, this study suggests that Turkish CVE measures showed promising results, despite Turkey’s history of deterrence-based, repressive, and militarised counter-terrorism policies. The Turkish CVE project pioneered a comprehensive approach to de-radicalisation and disengagement that addresses ideological, social, and practical motivations, and engages clients in every stage of the radicalisation continuum. The paper also analyses Turkey’s adoption and later abandonment of the CVE experiment to gauge the policy’s broader applicability. While other police forces could adopt the Turkish model, CVE programmes require a democratic political environment and commitment to negotiated resolution of political conflicts. Policing and Society - Registration at source 29/12/2018 Research article Gatwick drones: Sussex Police ‘really sorry’ for arrested couple Sussex Police's chief constable has said he feels "really sorry" for the couple who were held for 36 hours over the Gatwick Airport drones chaos. BBC 29/12/2018 News GMP chief calls for end to ‘custom and practice’ of police escorts for football fans Chief constable Ian Hopkins says the public are 'fed up' with traffic delays - but there's no simple solution Manchester Evening News 29/12/2018 News Sussex police make slow progress in Gatwick airport drone hunt The police have failed to confirm the model and number of drones involved in the disruption at Gatwick and have no strong lines of investigation, according to a Whitehall source. The Times - Subscription at source 29/12/2018 News Fingerprints on damaged drone found near Gatwick Airport are unknown to police Detectives are no closer to tracking down culprit Mail Online 29/12/2018 News New Year Honours 2019: Terror attack police and medics honoured NHS staff and police officers have been recognised in the New Year Honours list for their work following the 2017 terror attacks. BBC 29/12/2018 News Evaluation of the Beyond the Border Action Plan – Shiprider Program CANADA: This report presents the results of the Treasury Board mandated evaluation of the Beyond the Border Action Plan - Shiprider Program conducted by National Program Evaluation Services (NPES) of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) in 2017-18. Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) 29/12/2018 Report New Year’s Honours 2019: Many congratulations to all in and associated with policing… The New Year Honours lists for 2019 recognise the achievements and service of extraordinary people across the United Kingdom. Many congratulations to those in and associated with policing who have been recognised this year... Policing Insight - Registration at source 29/12/2018 News Unseen heroes in countering terrorism recognised in Queen’s New Year Honours Forty-three people involved in the response to the major terrorist incidents of 2017 have received awards in the New Year Honours List. Police Professional 28/12/2018 News Top honours go to NCA staff and federated ranks The highest awards given to UK law enforcement in the Queen’s New Year Honours have gone to senior National Crime Agency (NCA) staff but a greater proportion continue to be given to rank and file officers. Police Professional 28/12/2018 News Gongs for terror attack heroes Police, medics and 999 staff who responded to carnage in London and Manchester last year are rewarded on honours list Mail Online 28/12/2018 News Unseen heroes in countering terrorism recognised in Queen’s New Year Honours Forty-three people involved in the response to the major terrorist incidents of 2017 have received awards in the New Year Honours List. Police Professional 28/12/2018 News Son jailed for drunken rampage at crime chief’s home The son of a police and crime commissioner has been jailed after his father felt no choice but to press charges over a drunken rampage at his home. The Times - Subscription at source 28/12/2018 News Channel migrants declared major incident The rising number of migrants attempting to cross the English Channel has been declared a "major incident" by the UK home secretary. BBC 28/12/2018 News No-deal Brexit would ‘hamstring’ Derbyshire police, says Chief Constable International co-operation is vital for Derbyshire police, according to the top cop Derbyshire Live 28/12/2018 News How old were the targets of police Tasers in your area? Sky News asked every UK force to reveal the ages of people tasered since 2016, as well as the incidents involving animals. Sky News 28/12/2018 News Not “That Kind of Cop”: Exploring How Officers Adapt Approaches, Attitudes, and Self-Concepts in School Settings Prior research indicates school resource officers (SROs) perform an array of nontraditional police tasks and work in settings culturally distinct from street patrols. To thrive in SRO programs, police must adapt to these new roles and settings, likely affecting how they view themselves and their work. The present study examined how SROs view and respond to their work in schools through interviews and observations of 20 participants in four states. Findings revealed participants adopted policing strategies that facilitated communication and rapport. They generally viewed citizens positively and felt being an SRO made their work meaningful. Participants further described identities at odds with authoritarian stereotypes. Findings lend support to the notion that attitudes and self-concept are dynamic and suggest positive changes in attitudes and identity are related to the ways officers approach their work. Such changes show promise for realizing the community policing goals of many SRO programs. Justice Quarterly - Registration at source 28/12/2018 Research article «368936903691369236933694369536963697Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
