Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93940 total results. Showing results 75441 to 75460 «376937703771377237733774377537763777Next ›Last » Police leaders too focused on quantitative measures to protect older children Local agencies are failing to spot the signs of neglect in older children, a joint inspection has found. Police Professional - Subscription at source 6/7/2018 News First hearings begin as chief constable’s office charged over custody death Lawyers representing Devon and Cornwall Police’s chief constable have appeared in court as the force faces charges over the death of a detainee Police Professional - Subscription at source 6/7/2018 News Norfolk’s crime rate soars – but why are so few suspects charged? Criminals are becoming “more confident” they will not be caught, Norfolk’s police union has warned. Eastern Daily Press 6/7/2018 News West Midlands officers cancel 1,000 rest days to police Donald Trump visit Up to 400 officers from the region are being dispatched to the nation's capital to deal with potential unrest, with the US President expected to be greeted by thousands of protesters. Express & Star 6/7/2018 News Has new Novichok poisoning helped unmask Kremlin hit squad? British spies 'may now know who targeted Skripals' amid fears couple fighting for life picked up nerve agent container dumped after attack Mail Online 6/7/2018 News Bishops rethink secrecy of the confession Church of England bishops are considering abolishing the seal of the confessional, which guarantees confidentiality to those who seek absolution for their sins from a priest. The Times - Subscription at source 6/7/2018 News CC Byrne’s ‘imaginary ACPO league table’ The detective also claims her federation outed her as a whistleblower. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 6/7/2018 News Home Office funds hate crime training for call handlers Surge in hate crime prompts government to roll-out extra measures Police Oracle - Subscription at source 6/7/2018 News Met facing payout for framing trio for axe murder of Daniel Morgan The Metropolitan Police face a multimillion-pound bill after judges yesterday ruled that three men jailed for a notorious axe murder were maliciously prosecuted by a corrupt police officer. The Times - Subscription at source 6/7/2018 News Stressed out and depressed: 10,000 police take sick leave Ten thousand police officers went on sick leave because of stress or anxiety last year, a survey has shown. The Times - Subscription at source 6/7/2018 News London police expect to run more facial recognition trials this year London Metropolitan Police are planning to run more trials of automated facial recognition technology this year, though are not expecting to make many arrests based on it, according to testimony by Commissioner Cressida Dick to the London Assembly reported by The Register. BiometricUpdate.com 5/7/2018 News Blog: Direct Entry: Give us more evidence The Federation’s Professional Development lead Dave Bamber takes a look at the latest findings on direct entry- a controversial topic at best – and we also talk to a top academic in the field, Emma Williams from Canterbury Christ Church University’s Centre for Policing Research (CCPR). Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 5/7/2018 Feature, Opinion London BLOODBATH: Police numbers PLUMMET to lowest in 20 YEARS Police numbers in London have plummeted to their lowest in 20 years despite a violent crime epidemic tightening its grip on the capital. Express 5/7/2018 News Preventing Near-Repeat Residential Burglary Through Cocooning: Post Hoc Evaluation of A Targeted Police-Led Pilot Intervention The Western Australian Police piloted an 8-month small-scale targeted burglary prevention initiative involving distribution of crime prevention pamphlets to burglary victims and their immediate neighbours in the few days directly after victimisation. External researchers then undertook a post hoc evaluation of this intervention, examining the impact with a pre- and post-comparison using Ratcliffe’s (Near-repeat calculator (version 1.3), Temple University, Philadelphia, 2009) near-repeat calculator (using 50 m and 5-day intervals for space and time, respectively), analysis of police records relating to the implementation of the intervention, and an online survey of residents who had been scheduled to receive the burglary prevention information. Relative to the pre-intervention period, the near-repeat calculator demonstrated a significant reduction in near-repeat residential burglary (within 0–5 days and 1–200 m from the victim) but no corresponding reduction in same-address repeat victimisation (within 0–5 days). Security Journal - Registration at source 5/7/2018 Research article Minister for London meets officers at forefront of tackling gang crime Jo Johnson attends meeting of Westminster’s Integrated Gangs Unit to hear directly from those working with young people. Home Office 5/7/2018 News Force criticised over its ‘bizarre’ and ‘unfair’ tattoo policy West Yorkshire Police has agreed to discuss its uniform policy with staff associations after they attacked its rules on tattoos being visible. Police Professional - Subscription at source 5/7/2018 News Training to teach call handlers how to treat hate crime compassionately The Home Office is providing funding for police call handlers to receive specialist training to identify and respond to hate crime. Police Professional - Subscription at source 5/7/2018 News Police pay rise must be met by central Government, AMs insist The London Assembly has unanimously agreed on a motion calling for the Government to fully fund the pay rise for police officers that was awarded in 2017. Police Professional - Subscription at source 5/7/2018 News ‘Unprecedented levels’ of 999 and 101 calls to North Yorkshire Police The number of 999 and 101 calls made to North Yorkshire Police continues to remain at "unprecedented levels," the force said. It said the volume of calls received by its Force Control Room (FCR) on one Sunday in June was equivalent to what the force would expected for New Year’s Eve. The Press (York) 5/7/2018 News New police plans are ‘merger, not takeover’ – despite Devon and Cornwall’s annual budget being more than double Dorset’s A possible union of Dorset Police with Devon and Cornwall Police is a "merger, not a takeover", stakeholders say. As reported in the Daily Echo, a public consultation for the proposed merger is currently taking place. Devon and Cornwall is a significantly bigger force, currently commanding a budget of £317.4 million each year. Daily Echo (Southern) 5/7/2018 News «376937703771377237733774377537763777Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
