Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98645 total results. Showing results 75501 to 75520 «377237733774377537763777377837793780Next ›Last » The story of how four forces merged to form Wales’ biggest police force South Wales Police celebrates half a century since four forces merged to form Wales’ biggest police force Wales 24/7 3/1/2019 Analysis, Feature ’99 percent of young people do not carry a knife’ say police With knife crime incidents on the rise officers believe it is important young people know carrying a knife is not the norm Bristol Live 3/1/2019 News ‘No money for extra officers in West Midlands’ – verdict on police funding in leaked report Leaked finance report says no extra funds for policing West Midlands, despite Home Secretary's pledge Birmingham Live 3/1/2019 News Fewer police on streets feared as City Hall funding scheme faces axe Sadiq Khan was today criticised over plans to axe a scheme providing hundreds of police officers working for councils. The Standard 3/1/2019 News Federation reaches 100 The Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) is celebrating its centenary this year and through “members’ and past members’ voices” plans to show the difference it has made. Police Professional 3/1/2019 News Hampshire police commissioner welcomes government funding deal Hampshire's Police and Crime Commissioner has welcomed a new government funding settlement, which will see the county’s force get a slice of £970 million in extra cash next year. Hampshire Chronicle 3/1/2019 News Forced marriage: Police failed women sent to Somalia Police failed to investigate the families of the young British women sent to a school in Somalia where they were beaten and prepared for forced marriages, The Times can reveal. The Times - Subscription at source 3/1/2019 News Terrorists prey on addicts, says former police chief after Manchester New Year’s Eve terror attack Addicts and people with mental health issues are being radicalised by terrorists, a former chief constable has said after the stabbing in Manchester on New Year’s Eve. The Times - Subscription at source 3/1/2019 News Police commissioner facing fresh complaint allegations Members of North Yorkshire’s Police and Crime Panel are set to meet next week to consider complaints levelled towards the county’s elected Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner Julia Mulligan. The Northern Echo 2/1/2019 News Police to consult public on where additional £24million will be spent Police funding in Kent is set to rise by as much as £23.6million next year, although council tax payers may have to foot some of the bill. Times Local Papers and Magazines 2/1/2019 News Lack of funding ‘to blame’ for communities losing confidence in force Address 'significant' challenges to avoid vigilante justice, PFNI warns. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/1/2019 News People who confess serious crimes to a priest should be ‘denied forgiveness and told to hand themselves into police’, according to new advice from Church of England bishops Sinners who confess serious crimes to a Church of England priest will no longer receive forgiveness unless they hand themselves in to police. Mail Online 2/1/2019 News Church of England priests should call in social workers or police officers before they carry out an exorcism on a child, new guidelines say Priests should call in social workers or police before they carry out an exorcism on a child who is believed to be possessed by evil spirits, new Church of England guidance states. Mail Online 2/1/2019 News South Wales Police: Mental health calls squeeze force South Wales Police's ability to carry out its core duties is coming under increasing pressure because of a rise in mental health-related calls, according to its chief constable. BBC 2/1/2019 News Police commissioner Julia Mulligan to face fresh allegations over conduct North Yorkshire's police commissioner is set to face a fresh set of allegations over her conduct. The Press (York) 2/1/2019 News Police commissioner facing fresh complaint allegations A police commissioner is set to face a fresh set of allegations over her conduct, it has emerged. The Northern Echo 2/1/2019 News Manchester stabbings: Police sergeant’s ‘instinct took over’ A police officer's "instinct took over" as he faced a terror suspect in a "frenzied" knife attack in Manchester. BBC 2/1/2019 News Street Gangs, Gun Violence, and Focused Deterrence: Comparing Place-Based and Group-Based Evaluation Methods to Estimate Direct and Spillover Deterrent Effects Focused deterrence seeks to change the violent behavior of gangs not directly targeted by the intervention by leveraging network ties between groups. This study appraises group-based and place-based methodologies in detecting direct and spillover crime reduction impacts of a focused deterrence strategy implemented in Oakland, California. Quasi-experimental designs and panel regression models were used to compare shooting trends for directly treated gangs and census block groups to shooting trends for comparison gangs and block groups that did not directly receive the treatment. The design further analyzed whether vicariously treated gangs and untreated block groups immediately surrounding treated block groups experienced spillover shooting reductions. Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency - Registration at source 2/1/2019 Research article From Impressions to Intentions: Direct and Indirect Effects of Police Contact on Willingness to Report Crimes to Law Enforcement Crime reporting intentions have been associated with ratings of police legitimacy and effectiveness. Less is known about the role of personal encounters with police. We explore this issue by specifying associations between reporting intentions and type of contact (involuntary/voluntary), scope (cumulative/recent), and appraisal (respect/satisfaction with last encounter). This study draws on surveys of young adults in New York City (N = 508) and uses structural equation modeling to examine correlates of crime reporting intentions. Respondents with more stops are less willing to report, and this effect is both direct and indirect, operating primarily via legitimacy. The association between reporting intentions and variety of voluntary contacts is direct and positive. Negative appraisals of recent stops are associated with lower reporting intentions but only indirectly; feelings of disrespect in recent stops are mediated by perceptions of legitimacy. Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency - Registration at source 2/1/2019 Research article PSNI appeals for more riot-trained police officers from rest of UK ahead of Brexit- report The PSNI has put out an appeal for more riot-trained police officers from other parts of the UK in anticipation of potential disruption following Brexit. Belfast Telegraph 2/1/2019 News «377237733774377537763777377837793780Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
