Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103270 total results. Showing results 75401 to 75420 «376737683769377037713772377337743775Next ›Last » Head Of Europol Says Police Need 5G Surveillance Tools Law enforcement will lose ability to carry out surveillance when 5G networks replace 4G, police boss warns Silicon UK 18/7/2019 News “Crimes of the Crime Fighters”: Nigerian Police Officers’ Sexual and Physical Abuses Against Female Arrestees This article investigates incidences of the breach of human rights, constitutional provisions, criminal code, and police regulatory acts by Nigerian police officers in the course of arresting, detaining, and interrogating female suspects. A mixed-method approach was deployed to collect and analyze quantitative data from 186 female inmates, of which 27 inmates were interviewed, at the Female Maximum and Medium Security Prisons, Lagos. Findings indicate low compliance with the Anti-Torture Act and other constitutional provisions. Infractions against the criminal code, like sexual assault, intimidation, and deception, were reported. Education, training, and monitoring of officers, with strategic development of policing that will engender intelligence-based investigation is suggested to address these violations. Women and Criminal Justice - Registration at source 18/7/2019 Research article Thermal cameras may save festival lives AUSTRALIA: A Sydney music festival may deploy thermal cameras to detect overheating patrons following the death of a young woman shortly after her temperature exceeded 41C. 9 News (Australia) 18/7/2019 News Police Modernization Market to Reach $59.9B by 2025 The Law Enforcement & Police Modernization Market – 2019-2025 report, consisting of 3 volumes, presents a thorough analysis of 5 vertical, 5 technology, 5 revenue sources, 5 regional and 43 national markets, detailing 2018-2025 234 relevant submarkets. New and maturing technologies, such as Predictive Policing, Crime Analytics, Next Generation 911 (NG911), Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity, Big Data, Data Analysis, Gunshot Detectors, IoT and Smart Video Surveillance will create new market segments and fresh business opportunities. According to the report, the market is forecast to grow to $59.9 billion in 2025 at a CAGR of XX% Homeland Security Research 18/7/2019 Report Festival deaths inquest: police pushed to release protocols after ‘unconscionable’ strip searches AUSTRALIA: Counsel assisting coroner says public deserves to know ‘under what circumstances are police entitled to strip search patrons’ The Guardian 18/7/2019 News Crimes solved by police in England and Wales at new low The proportion of crimes solved by police in England and Wales has fallen to the lowest level recorded, according to Home Office data. BBC 18/7/2019 News MPs call for halt to authorities’ use of facial recognition The House of Commons Science and Technology committee added there should be no further trials of the tech until relevant regulations were in place. BBC 18/7/2019 News Knife crime hits record high as offences up by 8% Police recorded 43,516 offences involving knives or sharp objects in 2018/19 - the highest since comparable records began in 2011. Sky News 18/7/2019 News Discretion on monitoring prisoners in transit may be removed An independent investigation has recommended that Police Scotland reviews guidance given to officers regarding the monitoring of people being transported in police vehicles. Police Professional 18/7/2019 News Knife crime offences reach record high Knife crime in England and Wales has risen to an all-time high with 43,516 offences reported to police last year. Police Professional 18/7/2019 News Sentences for assaulting officers still ‘too lenient’ A new law to crack down on attacks on police did not go far enough as a deterrent. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/7/2019 Feature, Opinion Eamon Phoenix: The 50th anniversary of the first two deaths of the Troubles This week marks the 50th anniversary of the first two deaths of the Northern Ireland Troubles. The death of an innocent Derry man, Sam Devenney - as a direct result of a brutal police assault in his own home during rioting coincided with that of Francis McCloskey, an elderly famer during an RUC baton charge in Dungiven, Co Derry. The Irish News 18/7/2019 Analysis, Feature Merseyside Chief Constable: My ‘overwhelming worry’ is not having enough resources EXCLUSIVE: Merseyside Chief Constable Andy Cooke talks to Policing Insight about why forces need to increase their use of Stop and Search, why fighting serious and organised crime needs large scale investment and what it is that keeps him awake at night. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 18/7/2019 Interview, Opinion Police receive £5 million to test crime prediction system West Midlands Police has received a pledge of £5 million from the Home Office to continue its work with a data analytics system to assess the risk of someone becoming a perpetrator or victim of crime. UKAuthority.com 18/7/2019 News Why won’t the police acknowledge that speeding coppers are a liability? The builder boyfriend fell foul of a police car going 100 mph down the wrong side of the road. The Spectator - Subscription at source 18/7/2019 Feature, Opinion Response to ONS crime statistics President Paul Griffiths responds to today’s ONS statistics on crime in England and Wales to March 2019. Police Superintendents' Association (PSA) 18/7/2019 News Shock as north and north-east gay hate crimes soar by 50% in two years Police in the region are now receiving reports of such crimes almost once every three days, according to new figures obtained by The Press and Journal. The Press and Journal 18/7/2019 News Dyfed-Powys Police receives 200 mental health calls per week Mark Collins said there is continued demand on the force, which is seen as the ‘24/7 default service’ for people suffering with mental health, but welcomed collaboration with Hywel Dda University Health Board to tackle the problem. Western Telegraph 18/7/2019 News IOPC findings from investigation into the death of Leroy Junior Medford An investigation by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) in to the circumstances surrounding the death of Leroy Junior Medford concluded in November 2017 that two Thames Valley Police (TVP) officers had a case to answer for misconduct. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 18/7/2019 News Police workforce open data tables (update July 2019) Breakdowns of workforce numbers by police force area, English region and Wales. Home Office 18/7/2019 Report «376737683769377037713772377337743775Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
