Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93954 total results. Showing results 74961 to 74980 «374537463747374837493750375137523753Next ›Last » More powers to tackle drone misuse The Government has issued a consultation on new powers to enforce the safe use of drone flying. Police Professional - Subscription at source 26/7/2018 News Cannabis-derived medicinal products to be made available on prescription Specialist clinicians will be able to legally prescribe cannabis-derived medicine by the autumn, the Home Office has confirmed. Police Professional - Subscription at source 26/7/2018 News Crime Victims’ Evaluations of Procedural Justice and Police Performance in Relation to Cooperation: A Qualitative Study in the Netherlands Previous research suggests that perceived negative treatment by police officers may have consequences for victims’ willingness to share information with the police. This might explain why particularly repeat victims are less likely to cooperate with the police. The current study explores why this would be true by conducting in-depth interviews with 32 crime victims who had recently reported their victimisation of property crime or violent crime to the police. Results indicate that victims of both types of crime had similar thoughts on what was deemed fair treatment. Victims who were deeply touched by the crime and/or the offender thought it was also important that the police took a clear-stance against the crime. While rapid case handling seemed to be more important for property crime victims than police officers’ investigative actions and the outcome, victims of violent crime expected the police to find the offender to make it clear to the offender that such (law-breaking) behaviour was not tolerated. When victims of violent crime felt that the police had failed in this task, they would feel abandoned by the police. This feeling had not only negative consequences for these victims’ willingness to cooperate, but could even lead to feelings of vigilantism, particularly among victims of violent crime who knew their offender. Implications for policy and future research are discussed. Policing and Society 26/7/2018 Research article High performance: Giving and getting great feedback Does the word feedback make you shudder? In our series on improving performance in the workplace, Jonathan Rees, owner of Momoho and and an expert in developing high-performing teams in the bluelight sector, shows how the process can be a positive experience. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 26/7/2018 Opinion Drug misuse: Findings from the 2017 to 2018 CSEW Examines the extent and trends in illicit drug use among a sample of 16 to 59 year old residents in households in England and Wales. This release examines the extent and trends in illicit drug use among a nationally representative sample of 16 to 59 year olds resident in households in England and Wales and is based on results from the 2017 to 2018 Crime Survey for England and Wales (CSEW). Home Office 26/7/2018 Report Extra powers to prevent the misuse of drones Consultation on the safe use and effective regulation of drones. The government is to consult on new measures to prevent the misuse of drones, including on-the-spot fines and the ability to seize them if necessary. The new measures are intended to ensure drones are being used safely in a market set to grow rapidly over the next decade. Home Office 26/7/2018 News Home Office calculates cost of crime Department shows financial impact of offences as part of strategy to tackle scourge of violence. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/7/2018 News Apprenticeship pay will start at £18,000 Scheme will be reviewed again next year as not enough detail has been drawn up Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/7/2018 News Chiefs have shown ‘no vision’ on workforce and pay reform Advisory body says Home Office should step in over specialist bonus delay. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/7/2018 News Policing in A Time of Austerity: Understanding the Public Protection Paradox Through Qualitative Interviews With Police Monitoring Officers This article examines the changing nature of public protection police work in a climate of continued austerity and increasing prosecutions for sexual offending, which have made a significant impact on the workloads of police teams who manage and monitor registered sexual offenders in the community. This increase has run parallel to a decrease in the general policing budget, which has seen it cut by an average of 22% across England and Wales [BBC. (2017). Utilizing data from observations and in-depth qualitative interviews with police officers from a force in England, this article highlights the effect which cost-saving measures have had on the professional standards of the police service in the management of sex offenders; how collaborative working practices have been hindered by these austerity measures, and finally how continual cuts have had a detrimental effect on the police’s ability to protect the public. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice - Registration at source 26/7/2018 Research article Northamptonshire – National child protection inspection Protecting children is one of the most important tasks the police undertake. Only the police can investigate suspected crimes, arrest perpetrators and monitor sex offenders. Police officers have the power to take a child who is in danger into a place of safety, or to seek an order to restrict an offender’s contact with children. The police service also has a significant role working with other agencies to ensure the child’s protection and well-being, longer term. This inspection examined child protection in Northamptonshire Police in February and March 2018. It is part of a rolling programme of inspections of all police forces in England and Wales. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 26/7/2018 Report Inspectors warn Northamptonshire Police to improve child protection practice Northamptonshire Police’s efforts to improve its child protection provision have not yet translated into better outcomes for vulnerable children, according to a report published today by Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS). HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 26/7/2018 News ‘Serious concern’ raised about overworked sex offender managers in Northamptonshire Children in Northamptonshire are being put at risk as officers tasked with managing sex offenders are “significantly under-resourced and over-worked”, an inspection has found. Police Professional - Subscription at source 26/7/2018 News Measuring Police Integrity: Futile Exercise Or Worthwhile Effort in Personnel Management? Revisiting Survey Data From Two Previous Studies in Order to Assess the Psychometric Qualities of the Klockars Questionnaire In this paper, we attempt to determine if the psychometric features of the 11-scenario survey designed by Klockars et al. provide valid results for survey responses concerning police integrity and ethics. To do this, we used the multi-facet Rash statistical model on two samples from police respondents in two different countries (one in North America and the other in Continental Europe). Our results demonstrate that the survey, when combined with a specific statistical model, was able to assess the level of integrity of police officers in these two different samples. We conclude that the 11-scenario survey and the methodology we have developed can be considered very robust and is therefore useful for managerial purposes, particularly in candidate selection and promotion. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology - Registration at source 26/7/2018 Research article Humberside Police boss: ‘We are still missing too many 101 calls’ The Humberside Police and Crime Commissioner says steps are being taken to improve the 101 service Hull Live 26/7/2018 News Cumbria Police steps up use of body-worn video cameras As the thin blue line gets ever thinner police forces are having to rely more and more on technology to aid crime fighting. Jonny Irving went to see how the county's officers are moving into the digital age. News & Star 26/7/2018 News Police use of firearms statistics, England and Wales: April 2017 to March 2018 Statistics on police use of firearms in England and Wales in the financial year ending 31 March 2018. Covers data on the number of police firearms operations, operations involving armed response vehicles, the number of incidents in which police firearms were discharged and the number of armed officers. Home Office 26/7/2018 Report Police firearms operations soar to highest level in eight years Home Office figures show there 18,746 armed police operations in the year up to March 2018 - the highest number since 2010-11. Sky News 26/7/2018 News Report Watch: IOPC’s Deaths during or following police contact Report Watch summarises the main findings of reports that impact on policing and includes responses from the main stakeholders as well as media reaction. Here we take a look at the Independent Office for Police Conduct (formerly the IPCC) annual report on deaths in and following police custody. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 26/7/2018 Analysis Police custody deaths hit highest level for 10 years Concern for ministers as three die in their cell while nine are taken ill during their arrest Mail Online 26/7/2018 News «374537463747374837493750375137523753Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
