Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 91797 total results. Showing results 74481 to 74500 «372137223723372437253726372737283729Next ›Last » Gangs buy planes to smuggle migrants into remote airstrips Thousands of airstrips across Britain could be exploited by criminals moving illegal immigrants into the country, the National Crime Agency warns today. The Times - Subscription at source 14/5/2018 News UK businesses warned over risk of Brexit-driven crime surge Firms trading outside EU face coming into contact with corrupt markets, National Crime Agency says The Guardian 14/5/2018 News Victims of serious crime face arrest More than half of UK police forces are handing over victims of crime to the Home Office for immigration enforcement, new figures show. BBC 14/5/2018 News IS still threatens Europe, warns MI5 chief The head of MI5 is warning that the Islamic State group aspires to commit "devastating" and "more complex" attacks in Europe after losing territory in the Middle East. BBC 14/5/2018 News Force scraps drones to make way for latest model New UAVs will enable force to fly them 24/7 as opposed to current daylight only operations. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 13/5/2018 News Stop and searches by West Mercia Police down by a third Nearly two thirds of suspects stopped and searched by police in Worcester last year were found to be carrying nothing of interest.mThe finding comes as the use of stop and search has decreased, with the number of searches in the city down from 404 in March 2017 to 266 a year later – a drop of 34 per cent. Worcester News 13/5/2018 News Top police officer cleared to return to work One of Scotland’s top police officers has been cleared of misconduct allegations but faces a further wait to find out if he will be subject to criminal proceedings. Express 13/5/2018 News NHS could pay for 999 medical help from fire service A rise in the number of 999 medical emergencies attended by firefighters has led to plans being considered for the NHS to contribute to the cost. BBC 13/5/2018 News How British fugitives ‘like arrested Stephen Lawrence suspect’ are going to extreme measures to evade police on the Costa del Sol A crackdown on British fugitives hiding out in Spain has forced them to go to extreme measures to evade justice on the Costa Del Sol. Mail Online 13/5/2018 News Metropolitan Police’s facial recognition technology 98% inaccurate, figures show 'Intrinsically Orwellian' systems must be scrapped, campaigners say as biometrics commissioner brands them 'not yet fit for use' The Independent 13/5/2018 News Costa Del Crime: How Brits like Lawrence suspect Jamie Acourt evade the cops in Spanish paradise From plastic surgery to luxury high security villas, Brits are eluding justice by hiding out in Spanish millionaires' playgrounds like Marbella and living the high life Mirror 13/5/2018 Analysis, Feature ‘Class A drugs’ found at Home Office headquarters Police were called to the Home Office after suspected Class A drugs were found in the department's headquarters. BBC 13/5/2018 News Banks struggle to combat the cyber crime bad guys The criminals are no longer simply winning when it comes to money laundering; they’re harnessing a growing arsenal of digital capabilities to completely change the game. Financial Times 13/5/2018 Analysis, Feature National Strategic Assessment of Serious and Organised Crime 2018 I am proud to introduce the National Strategic Assessment of Serious and Organised Crime for 2018. We, at the National Crime Agency, are ambitious in our endeavours to lead the fight to cut serious and organised crime and this intelligence-based assessment builds on those previously issued, providing the most comprehensive analysis yet of the threats facing us. National Crime Agency (NCA) 13/5/2018 Report National Crime Agency publishes 2018 analysis of serious and organised crime threats The 2018 National Strategic Assessment (NSA) draws intelligence from UK law enforcement, government departments, the intelligence community and the private and voluntary sectors. National Crime Agency (NCA) 13/5/2018 News Young People With Cognitive Disabilities and Overrepresentation in the Criminal Justice System: Service Provider Perspectives on Policing Young people with cognitive disabilities (YPWCD) are overrepresented as offenders in the criminal justice system. However, most existing research on this topic examines overrepresentation in courts and corrections rather than at the police gatekeeping stage of the criminal justice process. Furthermore, while the views of other groups have been documented, the perspectives of service providers – who often bear witness to YPWCD’s interactions with police – have yet to be examined. This research addresses this gap by analysing qualitative interviews with service providers from Queensland, Australia, using the three most common theoretical explanations for the overrepresentation of PWCD (the susceptibility, differential treatment and psychosocial disadvantage theses) as an analytic framework. A number of implications emerged from the study. There is a need to take a critical and intersectional lens to YPWCD’s experiences, as well as to equip police to work with YPWCD to de-escalate interactions with this group. Police Practice and Research - Registration at source 13/5/2018 Research article A Comparative Analysis of Male and Female Police Officers Feloniously Killed Although women entered policing more than thirty years ago, little is known about the frequency in which they encounter violence while performing their duties, particularly in comparison to male officers. Varying viewpoints would predict different and opposing outcomes. This research sought to answer one question, are women police officers subjected to greater, lesser, or equal amounts of lethal violence when compared to male officers. 35-years of data were extracted from Crime in the United States and Law Enforcement Officers Killed and Assaulted and utilised in creating comparable male and female victimization rates. Findings were conclusive that female officers encounter less lethal violence than male police officers, but there remain several plausible and competing explanations for this difference. Police Practice and Research - Registration at source 13/5/2018 Research article Calls to halt rollout of technology used by police to hack phones and harvest data The rollout of new technology which can be used by police to secretly hack into mobile phones should be halted, MSPs have said. The Herald (Scotland) 13/5/2018 News Police begin replacing their general fleet with electric vehicles, ‘saving £450k’ Hampshire Constabulary is replacing its fleet with electric cars in a bid to save cash. Daily Echo (Bournemouth) 13/5/2018 News One dead, several injured in Paris ‘terror’ attack President Macron says France has "once again paid the price of blood" after Islamic State claims the attacker was its "soldier". Sky News 13/5/2018 News «372137223723372437253726372737283729Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
