Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93956 total results. Showing results 74701 to 74720 «373237333734373537363737373837393740Next ›Last » Annual report and accounts 2017-18 Police Superintendents' Association (PSA) 7/8/2018 Report Circular 017/2018: Updated Home Office guidance on police misconduct This circular covers the amended Home Office guidance on police officer misconduct procedures. Home Office 7/8/2018 Report PIRC investigation findings: Firearms operations Edinburgh 22 July 2017 Police Investigations and Review Commissioner (PIRC) 7/8/2018 Report Commissioner recommends that Police Scotland apologises over actions of firearms officers The Police Investigations & Review Commissioner (PIRC) has recommended that Police Scotland apologises to several people after Firearms Officers pointed their weapons at them and forced one man out of his home and others out of cars at gunpoint. Police Investigations and Review Commissioner (PIRC) 7/8/2018 News Wiltshire best force for local priorities Wiltshire Police has been praised for its progress after it was found to be the best force in the country for dealing with community priorities. Police Professional 7/8/2018 News Chief constable: PSNI sitting on 45 million pieces of paper in legacy vault The PSNI is sitting on a mountain of 45 million documents pertaining to legacy matters, but does not have the resources to deal with it, Chief Constable George Hamilton has said. Irvine Times 7/8/2018 News Fears Scotland could lose hundreds of police officers The Herald (Scotland) 7/8/2018 News PCC Half-term Report: Delivering change for a safer Derbyshire The second of a new series of articles providing a platform for police and crime commissioners (PCCs) to look back on the first half of their current term, highlighting their achievements so far and ambitions for the remainder of their term. Hardyal Dhindsa the PCC for Derbyshire gives an example of the PCC's ability to drive change through partnership. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 7/8/2018 Opinion UK heatwave increasing pressure on police as public ‘react very strangely’ to hot weather, senior officer warns Police believe more offences are committed as higher temperatures cause more people to drink and spend time in public spaces The Independent 7/8/2018 News Police accused of giving tacit approval to ‘cannabis clubs’ across the UK Police have been accused of giving tacit support to 'cannabis clubs' where paying members can meet and take the drug without fear of prosecution. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 7/8/2018 News A human solution to a human problem: Why high-tech options fall flat in the fight against crime With police forces in the U.S. and elsewhere investing widely in technology solutions to tackle crime, James R. Sisco argues that an approach blending technology, data, and human understanding is required to deliver strategies that rebuild trust and set the conditions necessary for policing techniques to be effective. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 7/8/2018 Feature, Opinion Citizen Surveil-Labour: Analysing Crime Stoppers and Its Alliance of Police, Media, and Publics An examination of a Crime Stoppers initiative – a weekly page published in a major city-based tabloid newspaper – afforded a rare glimpse into this understudied global entity. It also offered a means of reflecting on the co-option of CCTV images; partnerships between police, media organisations, and diverse publics; and the harnessing of citizen labour in a culture of surveillance. Quantitative and qualitative analyses were conducted on the images, accompanying texts, and rhetoric of this feature page for a two-year period. From a media criminology perspective, the portrayals underscore the abrogation of the presumption of innocence, a focus on mundane property offences, with the potential to exacerbate fear of crime and to engender more punitive public attitudes. From a conceptual frame, this article proffers the notion of surveil-labour where the repurposing of CCTV data in the context of a Crime Stoppers scheme reinforces an alliance of police, media, and the public to enhance an infrastructure of informing. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology - Registration at source 7/8/2018 Research article Pay policies forcing record numbers of officers into second jobs More officers than ever are taking second jobs to cope with salaries they feel are unfair. Police Professional 7/8/2018 News Deputy Chief Constable The Chief Constable is looking for an outstanding individual who can demonstrate leadership with integrity, ambition, clear strategic thinking and a focus on operational delivery. Applicants must have passed the Senior Police National Assessment Centre and successfully completed the Strategic Command Course. Salary: £139,089 (with effect from 01.09.2018). Closing date for applications: Monday 27th August 2018 Merseyside Police 7/8/2018 Jobs No deal Brexit could leave UK with ‘sub-optimal’ alternatives to EU measures Police and crime commissioners (PCCs) have warned the Home Secretary that a ‘no deal’ Brexit will mean additional resources will be needed for policing to operate efficiently and a failure to retain access to the 32 Law Enforcement and National Security Measures (LENS) when the UK leaves the EU will put public safety at risk. Police Professional 7/8/2018 News UK human rights panel to investigate police use of child spies Parliamentary committee to look into practice, which has been criticised by campaigners The Guardian 7/8/2018 News Members of Parliament give a day to policing this summer Members of Parliament from across England and Wales have been invited by their local police forces to give a day to policing during the summer parliamentary recess. Around 100 MPs are confirmed as taking part so far. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 7/8/2018 News Merseyside Police’s lowest paid to receive pay rise Nearly 100 of the lowest paid staff at Merseyside Police will receive a pay rise following a decision to adopt the real living wage. St Helens Star 7/8/2018 News Durham Police to train officers to treat heroin overdoses as drugs deaths rise Police are going to be trained how to give a life-saving drug to heroin users in case they overdose while in custody. The Northern Echo 7/8/2018 News County bucks the trend on rural crime – but “still more to do” North Yorkshire is bucking the national trend as figures suggest rural crime in the county has fallen by more than 16 per cent, whilst the rest of the country has seen a rise. The Northern Echo 7/8/2018 News «373237333734373537363737373837393740Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
