Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104893 total results. Showing results 76001 to 76020 «379737983799380038013802380338043805Next ›Last » The Police Station Service Quality: A Comparative Study of the Areas in the South of Thailand Routine attacks and killings targeted at soldiers, police officers, and local citizens have been going on in the three southernmost provinces of Thailand (Yala, Pattani, and Narathiwat) for over a decade. Although the root cause of the insurgency is still unknown, religion and secession were pointed out by many political analysts. The objective of this study is to find out empirically how different Muslims and Buddhists perceived service quality they received from the police. Data were collected from 540 people who came to police stations for services. Service quality was measured in five dimensions: tangibles, reliability, responsiveness, assurance, and empathy. The results of this study reveal that, in the three southernmost provinces of Thailand, Muslims perceived higher service quality from the police than Buddhists. Journal of Ethnicity in Criminal Justice - Registration at source 25/8/2019 Research article Present But Not Prevalent: Identifying the Organizational Correlates of Researcher-Practitioner Partnerships in U.S. Law Enforcement Federal funding streams, the International Association of Chiefs of Police, and policing executives and scholars alike have advocated for more researcher-practitioner partnerships in American law enforcement. While a few studies have explored the growth and prevalence of research partnerships in policing, less attention has been placed on the organizational correlates of such collaborative relationships. Using a nationally representative sample of US law enforcement agencies, the current study investigated participation in what we term ‘rigorous partnerships’ – more formal, long-term relationships between researchers and practitioners with increased opportunity for interactive knowledge exchange. Policy implications and directions for future research are discussed, with a specific focus on the barriers and impediments that both parties face for successful collaborative efforts and research translation. Police Practice and Research - Registration at source 25/8/2019 Research article On Creating Ethical, Productive, and Durable Research Partnerships With Police Officers and Their Departments: A Case Study of the National Justice Database Translational policing science must begin with explicitly communicated research aims and a shared vision for promoting safety. For researchers to approach police departments without first considering the concerns held by officers and their departments at large, is unethical, unproductive, and undermines efforts to secure longstanding mutually useful researcher-practitioner partnerships. In presenting a case study analysis of the multi-method National Justice Database’s recruitment practices, this article highlights some of the challenges that emerge when articulating study aims that hold relevance for public safety; defining theoretically- and solution-oriented research questions; administrative police data collection, analysis, and dissemination; and bolstering human research subject protection protocols for sworn officers who may be justifiably reluctant to participate in social science research endeavors. Implications for ethical policing research practice, fostering collaborative researcher-practitioner partnerships, and leveraging the benefits of data science are also discussed. Police Practice and Research - Registration at source 25/8/2019 Research article Annual report on Police data quality NEW ZEALAND: High quality information is the lifeblood of policing, being used to underpin day-to-day operations. Robust data are also key to making sense of how effective New Zealand Police is at delivering policing services. [pdf] New Zealand Police 25/8/2019 Report Fears of no deal Brexit carnage in Northern Ireland – English police on standby British police officers could be deployed from English forces to Northern Ireland in the event of a no deal Brexit to patrol the border in case of a “highly possible” attack. Express 25/8/2019 News Fury over ‘Orwellian’ London police plan to create the world’s most sophisticated facial recognition network and scan hundreds of thousands of people every day A police force has drawn up plans to scan hundreds of thousands of people’s faces every day with one of the world’s most sophisticated networks of facial recognition cameras. Mail Online 25/8/2019 News Crime chief urges automatic jail time for criminals who attack police officers Criminals who attack police officers should go to jail, “no ifs, no buts”, a crime chief has said as she called for tougher sentences on perpetrators. Aol 25/8/2019 News Scotland’s police force has now been left facing a financial crisis Scotland's police force is facing a financial crisis. The Scottish Sun 25/8/2019 Feature, Opinion Police Scotland battling £42million overspend face huge compensation payouts on Rangers fraud probe and M9 scandal Cops battling a £42million overspend face settling bumper compo payouts on cases like the botched Rangers fraud probe, force chiefs admitted. The Scottish Sun 25/8/2019 News Scottish police worry over no-deal Brexit postings to Irish border Rank and file police have expressed concern for the safety of Scottish officers expected to be deployed to Northern Ireland to help maintain public order in the event of a no-deal Brexit. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 25/8/2019 News Police chief: Attackers of PCs ‘must be jailed, no ifs no buts’ Harsher sentences for people who attack police officers "would be very welcome", the head of the national body for police bosses has said. BBC 25/8/2019 News English police could patrol Northern Ireland border Ministers have drawn up detailed plans to deploy police officers from English forces to Northern Ireland in the event of a no-deal. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 25/8/2019 News Review of Prevent programme ‘could see anti-radicalisation scheme scrapped’ Lord Carlile of Berriew was appointed by the Government earlier this month to conduct a review into Prevent. And days into that role, he has warned "everything is up for discussion" including scrapping the scheme. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/8/2019 News Chiefs to hold emergency summit amid officer assault scourge A call for an emergency summit by chiefs to improve officer safety in the wake of a spate of serious incidents is positive but must be more than just words. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 24/8/2019 News Police chiefs to hold emergency summit on protecting officers Police chiefs are to hold an emergency summit on protecting officers after a spate of violent attacks on officers. The summit will explore what can be done to protect officers following the death of PC Andrew Harper, who was killed in the line of duty on 15 August. The Guardian 24/8/2019 News Top football clubs like Arsenal, Spurs and West Ham are paying fraction of the cost for policing match days, figures reveal Top football clubs are paying a fraction of the cost for policing match days, figures show. The Sun 24/8/2019 News ‘AI is not being developed fast enough to stop child abuse’ The head of the National Crime Agency (NCA) has challenged the social media giants to explain why they can develop Artificial Intelligence (AI) to target adverts at users but not create AI capable of protecting children from child abuse. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 24/8/2019 News 30 missing person reports made to PSNI every day Vast majority are found within 72 hours, but some have been gone for years Belfast Telegraph 24/8/2019 Analysis, Feature Mark Lindsay: Long hours take toll on workforce and on standard of policing Overtime in an under-resourced police service is a necessity and must always be at the disposal of an organisation that has to react to changing challenges or spikes in demand. Belfast Telegraph 24/8/2019 Feature, Opinion Priti Patel tells Sadiq Khan to ‘spend money on police, not PR’ Priti Patel has attacked Sadiq Khan’s attempts to combat crime in London, alluding to claims the Mayor of London has doubled his public relations budget. PoliticsHome 24/8/2019 News «379737983799380038013802380338043805Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
