Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93982 total results. Showing results 74481 to 74500 «372137223723372437253726372737283729Next ›Last » Transforming the English Model of Community Safety: From Crime and Disorder to the Safeguarding of Vulnerable People The literature on the English model of community safety describes it as being centrally directed, situational in nature, focused on anti-social behaviour and incivilities and not concerned with measures of social crime prevention. Based on an analysis of the community safety plans issued by English and Welsh local authorities between 2010 and 2014, this article argues that such a characterization is no longer accurate. Partnerships in England and Wales are now free from central oversight, and increasingly focused on safeguarding. In light of the work they do in support of vulnerable populations, and their role within the changing governance of England, more attention should be paid to them. Criminology and Criminal Justice 19/8/2018 Research article Contextual Determinants of Observed Negative Emotional States in Police–community Interactions Researchers universally agree that interactions between police and community members have the propensity to be emotionally charged. However, to date, there is limited research investigating situational and dynamic factors that make an interaction between a police officer and citizen more or less emotionally charged. Analysing unedited police body-worn camera footage, associated with 287 criminal code violations, this research explores the individual, behavioural, and environmental factors that affect police officers’ and citizens’ emotional states during a police–citizen interaction. Results show clear variations at the situational, organizational, and environmental levels influencing the observed emotional state of the suspect and police officer. Criminal Justice and Behaviour - Registration at source 19/8/2018 Research article This government is leaving rural voters prey to violent criminals By Simon Heffer The Sunday Telegraph 19/8/2018 Feature, Opinion New police task force will tackle ‘crime tourists’ in Peterborough Cambridgeshire and Peterborough’s Police & Crime Commissioner has announced a new task force to tackle drug crime ‘tourist criminals’ targeting the region. Peterborough Telegraph 19/8/2018 News Scottish police chief who quit amid bully probe lands top job in England Phil Gormley left the national force six months ago after going on voluntary 'special leave' last September following bullying allegations. Daily Record 19/8/2018 News From social media to mobile apps, Fabulous investigates how our digital fingerprint is becoming the latest tool to help police fight crime We take a look at the murders of Brittney Gargol, Connie Dabate, Victor Collins and Aiko Tamura and how digital forensics helped solve them The Sun 19/8/2018 Analysis, Feature 20,000 slip through child security police vetting Up to 20,000 people have been cleared to work with children and vulnerable adults without going through full security checks after Scotland Yard secretly relaxed its vetting system. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 19/8/2018 News One in five people arrested in Britain are foreign Crime tourism spikes as police figures reveal an overseas suspect is seized every three minutes Mail Online 19/8/2018 News PETER HITCHENS: A policeman on patrol? You’re more likely to see a wildebeest Have you noticed how politicians, police chiefs and media have all stopped pretending that crime is falling? Even the supercilious academics who have sneered for years at real public concern about crime and disorder, tittering from their safe, secluded homes about ‘moral panic’, may eventually have to change their tune. Mail Online 19/8/2018 Feature, Opinion Motorists could be fined £100 for going just 1MPH over the speed limit as police chiefs plan to scrap ‘no-penalty buffer zones’ Motorists could be fined for driving just 1mph over the speed limit under a zero-tolerance crackdown being considered by police chiefs. Mail Online 19/8/2018 News Police forces relying on civilians to investigate murder and rape, new figures reveal Police are relying on an increasing number of civilians to investigate major crimes including homicides and sexual assault, prompting fears that public safety could be put at risk. The Sunday Telegraph - Subscription at source 19/8/2018 News Force first to build its own fingerprint scanner Officers supplied with hundreds more devices thanks to cheaper in-house system Police Oracle - Subscription at source 19/8/2018 News Police forces relying on civilians to investigate murder and rape, new figures reveal Police are relying on an increasing number of civilians to investigate major crimes including homicides and sexual assault, prompting fears that public safety could be put at risk. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 18/8/2018 News Legal challenge in Dublin to new Garda commissioner A grandson of a woman murdered in the McGurk's Bar bombing in 1971 is bringing a legal challenge against the appointment of Drew Harris as the next Garda (Irish police) commissioner. BBC 18/8/2018 News Cuts to police have ‘reduced our capacity to prevent and detect crime’, top officer says A lack of police funding should be treated “as a matter of shame” which is reducing officers’ ability to prevent and detect crime in the way they would like, a chief constable has said. East Anglian Daily Times 18/8/2018 News Surrey Police unveil new fleet of electric cars Surrey Police aims to reduce fuel costs and CO2 emissions with the introduction of electric cars to their fleet. Eagle Radio 18/8/2018 News Theresa May must stop coshing police and play fair From her time as Home Secretary it has been a rough relationship Mirror 18/8/2018 Feature, Opinion Plans to merge British Transport Police with Police Scotland could be scrapped Controversial plans to merge British Transport Police and Police Scotland are being re-examined and could be dropped altogether, it has emerged. The Scotsman 18/8/2018 News ‘Be CAREFUL!’ US supercop has STERN warning for Sadiq Khan as London BLOODBATH continues Former New York police commissioner Bill Bratton warned London mayor Sadiq Khan tougher policing will not resolve London’s violent crime epidemic after the latest series of stabbings shocked the capital this week. Express 18/8/2018 News The police technology revolution no one is hearing about Los Angeles will be implementing body scanning technology to its mass transit systems, the New York Times reported this week, becoming the first city to do so. Axios 18/8/2018 News «372137223723372437253726372737283729Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
