Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 91830 total results. Showing results 74061 to 74080 «370037013702370337043705370637073708Next ›Last » Police chief looking for volunteers to help keep their communities safe Cheshire's police and crime commissioner is launching a volunteer recruitment drive to give local people the chance to make a real contribution to keeping their communities safe. Warrington Worldwide 2/6/2018 News More than 30,000 support greater protection for police animals More than 30,000 people have signed a petition supporting greater protection for police service animals, such as dogs and horses. The Press and Journal 2/6/2018 News Fire chiefs set for legal fight on takeover A controversial takeover of the running of the county’s fire service by Police and Crime Commissioner John Campion will be challenged in the courts by fire chiefs. Worcester Observer 2/6/2018 News Police launch ‘dial a bobby’ scheme Locals can chat with an officer whose contact details will be made available online and via leaflets Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/6/2018 News Police chief begs for more cash for armed officers to protect Harry and Meghan at their £1.4m Cotswolds hideaway Police are asking for more money to pay for 24/7 security at Prince Harry and Meghan's new country home. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5797811/Police-chief-begs-cash-protect-Harry-Meghans-new-home.html#ixzz5HFvQ2Rwe Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook Mail Online 2/6/2018 News Home Secretary’s fury at cosmetics chain Lush for launching an astonishing anti-police campaign High Street cosmetics chain Lush was condemned yesterday after it launched an ‘anti-police hate campaign’. Mail Online 2/6/2018 News The Met Police force owes its officers 189,000 rest days Met Police officers racked up 189,000 cancelled rest days last year amid "unprecedented" demands on the force, the BBC has found. BBC 2/6/2018 News Northamptonshire – Joint inspection of police custody This inspection into Northamptonshire Police is one of a series on police custody inspections carried out jointly by HMI Prisons and HMICFRS. The programme looks at strategy, treatment and conditions, individual rights and health care. It also contributes to the UK’s response to its international obligation to ensure regular and independent inspection of all places of detention. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 1/6/2018 Report Government ‘unlikely’ to scrap delayed 4G ESN LTE-powered Emergency Services Network (ESN) could be delivered in phases techradar 1/6/2018 News Police custody in Northamptonshire – respectful custody but some weaknesses requiring urgent improvement Northamptonshire Police treated those in detention respectfully, in clean custody suites, and was effective in keeping many children and vulnerable adults out of detention, criminal justice inspectors found. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 1/6/2018 News Inspection finds weaknesses in PACE compliance Northamptonshire Police has been told to urgently address weaknesses in custody to comply with the Police and Criminal Evidence Act (PACE). Police Professional - Subscription at source 1/6/2018 News Tasers and body cameras for frontline police Kent Police have announced 100 more police officers will be armed with tasers following concerns for the safety of staff on the frontline. Kent Online 1/6/2018 News Commander wants to target gang violence videos like terror clips The Met wants to be able to bring prosecution without proving links to attacks Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/6/2018 News Female police officer, 39, and her colleague, 43, left with ‘horrendous’ injuries in ‘stabbing attack’ Two police officers in serious condition in hospital after being allegedly stabbed have been named. Mail Online 1/6/2018 News Met police to defer prosecutions for some young offenders Scheme aims to cut crime and re-offending, and reduce racial bias in criminal justice system The Guardian 1/6/2018 News Police Evaluations of Intimate Partner Violence in Heterosexual and Same-Sex Relationships: Do Experience and Training Play A Role? In recent years, law enforcement agencies have enhanced intimate partner violence (IPV) policies and increased the frequency of required training. Yet, there is limited research that addresses how experience and training are related to evaluations of heterosexual and same-sex disputants in an IPV incident. This research investigates how officers perceive heterosexual and same-sex disputants in IPV incidents and examines how officer experience, frequency, and recency of required IPV training affect evaluations. Law enforcement officers (n = 309) across 27 states responded to a hypothetical scenario of an IPV incident between a heterosexual or same-sex couple. Dependent variables included perpetrator and victim arrest, perceived fairness of non-arrest options, willingness to provide referrals for perpetrator and victim, and severity of victim injury. Officers believed that the use of some non-arrest options was fairer when the perpetrator was a gay male or heterosexual female and there were no significant effects for arrest options. Referrals to a domestic violence hotline and injury severity varied by perpetrator and victim gender and sexual orientation. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology - Registration at source 1/6/2018 Research article Scotland’s police chief praises officers injured in alleged stabbings Man arrested after two officers injured while responding to incident in Greenock The Guardian 1/6/2018 News Lush ‘anti-spy cops’ campaign criticised Cosmetics company Lush has been heavily criticised on social media for a campaign aimed at drawing attention to the so-called UK "spy cops" scandal. BBC 1/6/2018 News The future of neighbourhood policing The Police Foundation 1/6/2018 Report ‘A Really Hostile Environment’: Adiaphorization, Global Policing and the Crimmigration Control System This article examines institutional practices designed to control criminalized migrants in the UK and advances three arguments. First, these practices have evolved, since the early 1970s, into a bespoke ‘crimmigration control system’ distinct from the domestic criminal justice system. Second, this system is directed exclusively at efficient exclusion and control; through a process of adiaphorization, moral objections to the creation of a ‘really hostile environment’ have been disabled. Third, the pursuit of the criminalized immigrant—a globally recognized ‘folk devil’—provides a vital link between domestic and global systems of policing, punishment and exclusion. The UK crimmigration control system is an example of wider processes that are taking place in institutions concerned with the control of suspect populations across the globe. Theoretical Criminology - Registration at source 1/6/2018 Research article «370037013702370337043705370637073708Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
