Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103185 total results. Showing results 74781 to 74800 «373637373738373937403741374237433744Next ›Last » Seeing the harm Fraud has risen up the political and policing agenda as the scale of offending is uncovered. Police Professional reports on why it is believed law enforcement is at a turning point to providing a better service for victims by tackling “the worst end of criminality”. Police Professional - Subscription at source 7/8/2019 Analysis, Feature Coercive coupling The first study to detail the experiences of the ‘hidden crime’ of men forced to penetrate women without giving their consent wants such cases to be legally recognised as rape. Police Professional reports. Police Professional - Subscription at source 7/8/2019 Analysis, Feature Boris Johnson’s racist comments would rule him out of joining police, UK counterterror chief says Assistant commissioner Neil Basu calls for politicians to ‘bring society together’ to combat extremism. The Independent 7/8/2019 News How to become a police officer? passing the initial application stage! Boris Johnson has announced plans to recruit 20,000K Police Officers, Police Hour will be releasing content aimed at helping and supporting anyone who wants to prepare for the process and reading tips and advice on becoming a police officer. Police Hour 7/8/2019 Feature, Opinion South Wales police to use facial recognition apps on phones Force testing app that lets officers run snapshot through ‘watchlist’ to identify suspects The Guardian 7/8/2019 News Police fitness tests may not be ‘fit for purpose’ Physical exams taken by police could be overhauled and made more appropriate for an "older and more diverse" force, it has emerged. East Anglian Daily Times 7/8/2019 News Wiltshire chief constable’s 4×4 slapped with parking ticket during police visit Chief Constable Kier Pritchard found no one is above the law – or the parking rules, at least. Swindon Advertiser 7/8/2019 News Thames Valley tops charts for UK metal theft Thames Valley has been revealed as the UK’s capital for metal theft, having seen more incidents of recorded metal theft than any other sub-region in 2018. The Bucks Herald 7/8/2019 News British police to use facial recognition app to identify criminals with a smartphone British police are to start using facial recognition technology on their smartphones for the first time, in a move that privacy experts have branded a "gross abuse of power". The Telegraph 7/8/2019 News South Wales Police to use facial recognition app on phones A three-month trial of a new police facial recognition app which prompted a legal challenge will get under way this month. BBC 7/8/2019 News Finding the right path Supported by £200 million from the Home Office, the new Youth Endowment Fund aims to take a public health approach to tackling youth crime. It will intervene with those most at risk of youth violence, helping them to stop getting into trouble in the first place, as Donna Molloy explains. Police Professional 7/8/2019 Feature, Opinion Fresh start: The industrial-scale challenges facing Europol’s new anti-trafficking task-force Following the failure of the European Union Strategy to eradicate human trafficking, Europol has launched a new joint task force. Policing Insight contributor Andrew Staniforth explores the challenges it faces in trying to combat one of the largest international crime industries in the world. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 7/8/2019 Analysis Assessments of Discipline Fairness By Police Officers From Bosnia and Herzegovina This paper explores the evaluations of discipline fairness by 1,006 police officers from different parts of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Police officers in our 2017 sample were asked to assess the appropriate and expected discipline for police misconduct described in 14 hypothetical scenarios. The majority of the respondents evaluated expected discipline as fair in all the scenarios. There was only one scenario in which a substantial minority of the respondents evaluated the expected discipline as too harsh. The analyses yielded no scenarios in which the respondents assessed the expected discipline as too lenient. Compared to respondents who evaluated discipline as fair, respondents who perceived discipline to be too harsh were more likely to say that they would not report misconduct, but there were no differences in the expressed willingness to report between respondents who evaluated the expected discipline as fair and those who evaluated the expected discipline as too lenient. International Journal of Comparative and Applied Criminal Justice - Registration at source 7/8/2019 Research article Police chief in Hampshire demands action over Boris Johnson’s pledge to recruit 20,000 new officers The Chairman of Hampshire Police Federation has called on Prime Minister Boris joins to follow up his words with actions after his vow to recruit 20,000 more police officers in the next three years. Hampshire Chronicle 7/8/2019 News Over 1000 Extinction Rebellion Activists Were Arrested In April – This Is What Happened To Them The civil disobedience of climate change activists earlier this year brought London to a standstill. HuffPost UK catches up with some of those arrested. Huffington Post 7/8/2019 News Information is crucial to policing capability Interview: Simon Parr, deputy director of the National Enabling Programmes for policing, talks about a uniform Windows 10 build, flipping the trust model and better information sharing UKAuthority.com 7/8/2019 Feature, Opinion Fatal Accident Inquiries: follow up review The Inspectorate of Prosecution in Scotland's follow up review of their Fatal Accident Inquiries thematic which was published in August 2016. Scottish Government 7/8/2019 Report Met police examine Vladimir Putin’s role in Salisbury attack Russian president is assessed as ‘likely’ to have approved of nerve agent attack on Skripals The Guardian 7/8/2019 News Met to publish ‘full version’ of report on disastrous Operation Midland Force agrees it is now time to put the record straight on VIP abuse probe following completion of sparked by fantasist Carl Beech's claims. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/8/2019 News Neil Basu: We cannot defeat extremism on our own Vital Prevent programme 'badly handled' and needs to be more community-led, says counter-terror head. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/8/2019 News «373637373738373937403741374237433744Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
