Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93999 total results. Showing results 73961 to 73980 «369536963697369836993700370137023703Next ›Last » The Impact of Health-Oriented Leadership on Police Officers’ Physical Health, Burnout, Depression and Well-Being The present study examines the impact of health-oriented leadership (HoL) on health outcomes of police officers. HoL refers to leaders’ health-specific orientation toward followers and includes behavioural as well as motivational and cognitive aspects. We tested whether HoL has a direct effect on police officers’ mental and physical health and whether this relationship is mediated by work-related health behaviours of the officers themselves. Data were collected at a large urban police department in Germany (n = 811). Results indicate that HoL is negatively related to levels of burnout, depression and physical complaints among police officers and is positively related to their state of well-being. The relationship between leadership and well-being was partially mediated by the officers’ own health-related behaviours, indicating that HoL also affects followers’ well-being by promoting health-related self-care at work. The results emphasize the importance of leadership for follower health and provide valuable information for leadership development in the context of police work. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice 10/9/2018 Research article Flying in Cyberspace: Policing Global Travel Fraud Airline tickets that have been obtained illicitly represent a truly global crime. The travel industry and law enforcement have been attempting to address travel fraud for some time. Airline tickets can be obtained using various cybercrime methods. They are traded and advertised on online black markets and through fraudulent travel agencies. This research is qualitative in nature, informed by interviews with law enforcement and industry stakeholders, as well as the analysis of a marketplace where fraudulently obtained tickets are traded. This research considers: the nature of the criminal market for fraudulently obtained tickets, the involvement of co-offending and organized crime, the geographic nature of travel fraud, and the ways in which those supplying fraudulently obtained tickets try to avoid detection. Also considered is how the nature of travel fraud has changed over time, ways in which it may continue to change, and the challenges faced by law enforcement. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice 10/9/2018 Research article ‘I get asked questions’: A view on degree entry from a former frontline officer Rich Honess is a former frontline officer now teaching on the in-service degree at Canterbury Christ Church University. As such, he gets asked questions, particularly about degree-level entry to the police service. Here, Rich tries to summarise some of the answers to the questions he's been asked. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 10/9/2018 Opinion Policing is on brink of crisis, says head of senior officers’ body Gavin Thomas says service is dependent on officers effectively giving their time for free The Guardian 10/9/2018 News The growth of private policing is eroding justice for all Security firms stepping in for overstretched officers is another signifier of how austerity Britain is becoming more unequal The Guardian 10/9/2018 Feature, Opinion Wolf whistles are annoying and obnoxious, but we should not be wasting police time on them When a politician talks about freedom my ears tend to prick up, mainly because those who claim to promise more of it are usually about to propose the exact opposite. The Times - Subscription at source 10/9/2018 Feature, Opinion Public ‘conned by widespread policing crisis’ The public is being defrauded because policing is on the brink of crisis in so many areas and there is a complete void in a long-term vision for the service, a senior officer will warn in a speech at a police conference today. The Times 10/9/2018 News Police fear over lax jail recall policy Criminals who break the terms of their release from jail are avoiding being recalled to prison so the number behind bars stays down. The Times - Subscription at source 10/9/2018 News Met dropped 34,000 cases after one day The country’s biggest police force dropped more than 34,000 investigations into serious crimes within a day of them being reported, figures show. The Times - Subscription at source 10/9/2018 News Policing ‘on verge of crisis’, says chief superintendent Many areas of the police service in England and Wales are "on the verge of crisis", the president of the Police Superintendents' Association will warn. BBC 10/9/2018 News Stop and Search good intentions redundant without officers to enforce them ‘The priority should be more officers rather than increased powers’ that’s the response of the Police Federation of England and Wales to the Home Secretary’s announcement today around proposed extension of stop and search legislation. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 9/9/2018 News Home Office proposes extending stop and search powers The consultation proposes extending powers so that police can stop and search individuals carrying corrosive substances in public without good reason. Home Office 9/9/2018 News This is how many days of West Yorkshire Police time were used to find missing people in just one year Missing people inquiries took up 18,700 days of police time in West Yorkshire in just 12 months as officers contend with a growing number of searches often involving vulnerable children. The Yorkshire Post 9/9/2018 News Man who ‘stalked victim to stop her testifying’ free after police lose evidence A case against a man accused of stalking a domestic abuse victim has been dropped after police lost evidence. Metro 9/9/2018 News Met police dropped 30,000 criminal investigations in first 24 hours last year Sexual assaults and arson are among the crimes that are being ‘screened out’ within a day of being reported The Guardian 9/9/2018 News Shocking report on corruption in the Met ‘buried’ by police who let dodgy officers quit Calls have been made for an official inquiry into police corruption after claims a report linking corrupt detectives and organised criminals was "buried". The 2002 Operation Tiberius report identified eight crime networks involved in drug trafficking, extortion and money laundering that were being helped by 42 named serving and 22 former Metropolitan Police detectives. Express 9/9/2018 News New attacks bring West Midlands Police officers injured to 8 in days Thin blue line gets even thinner thanks to wave of injuries rocking West Midlands Police Birmingham Live 9/9/2018 News Sajid Javid admits he cannot rule out civil unrest if there is a no deal Brexit Sajid Javid today admitted he cannot rule out civil unrest if Britain crashes out of the EU - amid fears the turmoil could lead to a wave of violence on the streets. Mail Online 9/9/2018 News Children as young as four to be taught dangers of online sex abuse Four year-olds are to be taught about the risks of online abuse as part of a four-point blueprint by police chiefs to counter the “explosion” in child sex crimes on the internet. The Telegraph 9/9/2018 News Children as young as four will be taught about dangers of online sex abuse under new police plan Children aged four to seven will be warned about the risks of abuse online by as part of a police campaign to combat the worrying explosion in child sex internet crimes - 'one of the greatest threats to society'. Mail Online 9/9/2018 News «369536963697369836993700370137023703Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
