Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98607 total results. Showing results 75061 to 75080 «375037513752375337543755375637573758Next ›Last » ‘Offensive’ direct entry advert pulled College of Policing CEO, CC Mike Cunningham, apologises 'unreservedly'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 23/1/2019 News Live blog: Police ICT Summit 2019 LIVE BLOG: This year's annual Police ICT Summit 2019 runs this Wednesday and Thursday in Leicestershire. We are blogging live from the conference. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 23/1/2019 News Far-right groups could exploit Brexit tensions – police The "febrile" atmosphere around Brexit could be exploited by far-right extremists, the UK's most senior counter-terrorism officer has warned. BBC 23/1/2019 News Met Police is accused of belittling frontline officers after Instagram recruitment post promises new managers ‘won’t have to start at the bottom’ Scotland Yard has been accused of belittling rank-and-file officers after posting a job advert promising new recruits will ‘not have to start at the bottom’. Mail Online 23/1/2019 News Criminals could go free thanks to nationwide meltdown of legal IT system Criminals could go free thanks to a nationwide meltdown of the IT system that has delayed trials at hundreds of courts, including at the Old Bailey. Mail Online 23/1/2019 News Backlash against cannabis culture has begun Critics of the commercialisation of marijuana say big business is choosing to downplay the huge health risks involved The Times - Subscription at source 23/1/2019 Feature, Opinion The Times view on the rise in stabbings: Cutting Out Knives It is time police and the courts got much tougher on the plague of stabbings The Times - Subscription at source 23/1/2019 News Sex crime victims ‘accused in court’ Defence barristers are asking victims of sex crimes whether greed for compensation has motivated their allegation, the victims’ commissioner has said. The Times - Subscription at source 23/1/2019 News Controversial police chief Mike Veale got job without reference Cleveland’s police and crime commissioner recruited Mike Veale as chief constable without a reference, only asking for one two days after his appointment was confirmed. The Times - Subscription at source 23/1/2019 News Courts in chaos as trials halted by IT breakdown Thousands of disrupted cases could see criminals going free, warn lawyers The Times - Subscription at source 23/1/2019 News Scotland’s armed cops told of plans to quit UK anti-terror network to save cash in email blunder by top brass An email to stunned specialist officers revealed bosses were weighing up the controversial move — despite a 'severe' threat level The Scottish Sun 22/1/2019 News Two Met officers under criminal investigation over shooting Pair each fired a single shot during police operation in Wimbledon in December The Guardian 22/1/2019 News Direct entry recruitment advert withdrawn The College of Policing has had a direct entry (DE) recruitment advert taken down from social media and admitted it “has caused huge offence”. Police Professional 22/1/2019 News Police Scotland to deploy Motorola Solutions Pronto, a leading digital policing application developed in Scotland Police Scotland to roll out cutting-edge mobile software technology to 10,000 officers across the country as part of a three-year deal. The Critical Communications Review 22/1/2019 News Merger calls as latest chief quits ‘merry-go-round’ force Sajid Javid asked to sort out 'continued existence' of many faces of Cleveland. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/1/2019 News Prevent strategy on radicalisation faces independent review Security minister challenges critics to produce ‘solid evidence of their allegations’ The Guardian 22/1/2019 News The Police Use of Background Information Related to Alleged Victims in Mock Evaluations of Child Sexual Abuse When statistically related to child sexual abuse (CSA), background information can assist decision-making in investigations of CSA allegations. Here, we studied the use of such background information among Finnish police officers. We analyzed their ability to identify and interpret CSA-related and CSA-unrelated background information both when placed in mock scenarios and when presented as separate, individual variables. We also measured the ability to correctly estimate the probability of CSA based on such background information. In the context of mock scenarios, officers were better in discarding CSA-unrelated variables than in identifying CSA-related ones. Within-subject performance across different scenarios was, however, not consistent. When information was presented as separate variables, officers tended to incorrectly consider many CSA-unrelated variables as CSA-related. Officers performed better in recognizing whether actual CSA-related variables increase or decrease the probability of CSA. Finally, officers were inaccurate in identifying variables that are CSA-related only for boys or only for girls. When asked to estimate the CSA probability of mock scenarios, participants were accurate only in assessing low-probability cases, and this was not associated with the ability to identify CSA-related and CSA-unrelated variables. We conclude that police officers would benefit from more training in using background information and from using available decision-making support tools in the context of investigating CSA allegations. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology - Registration at source 22/1/2019 Research article No more false dawns: Is this the year the Police ICT Company ‘turns a corner’? As the Police ICT Summit gets underway this week, Police ICT Company CEO Ian Bell talks to Policing Insight about the challenges he's faced in his first year in the role and what the future holds for Police ICT. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 22/1/2019 Interview, Opinion Police remove job ad seen as offensive to frontline officers Ad aimed at external recruits for senior roles criticised as condescending to constables The Guardian 22/1/2019 News Gumtree: There’s no ‘quick fix’ to tackling online marketplace fraud The cost of scamming in online market places is estimated to be almost £1.7 billion with victims losing £65, on average, although that figure rises to over £90 for older victims. Policing Insight speaks to the UK Head of Marketing and Customer Services for Gumtree – Britain’s market leading online classified ads platform – about the effort that online marketplaces can make to protect their users and how the police can help. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 22/1/2019 Interview, Opinion «375037513752375337543755375637573758Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
