Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93879 total results. Showing results 76021 to 76040 «379837993800380138023803380438053806Next ›Last » Desperate for a fix: Getting serious about shop theft and prolific drug-addicted offenders More than three quarters of shop theft and burglaries are carried out by drug-addicted offenders - but many existing sanctions like short-term prison sentences have little effect. Rory Geoghegan, Head of Criminal Justice for the Centre for Social Justice, calls for a new two-year 'Second Chance' programme in a new report, Desperate for a Fix. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 6/6/2018 Analysis West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner to be replaced by Mayor The West Midlands mayor will take responsibility for fire and police services by 2020, the Home Office says. Coventry Live 6/6/2018 News Firearms legal protection review has now taken 30 months But minister claims government wants personnel to feel they can feel safe in their jobs Police Oracle - Subscription at source 6/6/2018 News Commissioner: Hard choices needed on police funding or mission Cressida Dick says there is a massive strain on officers Police Oracle - Subscription at source 6/6/2018 News ‘Greater protection for the public’ over plans for search warrant shake-up Current regulations create confusion and inconsistency in approaches, says NCA Police Oracle - Subscription at source 6/6/2018 News Hundreds of miscarriages of justice feared as CPS apologises for disclosure failings Hundreds of innocent people could be behind bars for rape and other serious offences because of the failure to disclose crucial evidence, legal experts have said. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 6/6/2018 News Met Chief says it is ‘naive’ to think police cuts have not fuelled violent crime in the capital The Metropolitan Police Commissioner today warned ministers are 'naive' if they think police cuts have not fuelled violent crime in the capital. Mail Online 6/6/2018 News At least murder rate is better than it was ten years ago, says Met chief Cressida Dick Cressida Dick, the Metropolitan Police commissioner, has said that there were 100 fewer murders annually in London than over a decade ago as she called for “some context” around the recent surge in violence. The Times - Subscription at source 6/6/2018 News Dozens of sex cases halted over evidence failings The director of public prosecutions was castigated by MPs as she revealed that 47 rape and sexual assault cases had been halted because evidence was withheld from defence lawyers. The Times - Subscription at source 6/6/2018 News ‘Three strikes’ for watching terror videos Ministers are to introduce a “three strikes” law for people caught streaming terrorist content in a counterterrorism bill to be published within days. The Times - Subscription at source 6/6/2018 News Biometrics Commissioner: Annual report 2017 This is the 2017 report of the Commissioner for the Retention and Use for Biometric Material (Biometrics Commissioner). The report provides details of the activities of the Biometrics Commissioner during 2017. Biometrics Commissioner 5/6/2018 Report Met Police Chief says Government is ‘naive’ to think Tory cuts haven’t fuelled surge in violent crime Met Police chief Cressida Dick told MPs austerity was one reason for the bloody violence with dozens of killings so far this year Mirror 5/6/2018 News Local police ‘struggling with drug networks’, says NCA head The structure of policing is partly to blame for the "exponential" growth of drugs networks, the head of the National Crime Agency has told MPs. BBC 5/6/2018 News Met police tests new ways to combat moped-riding thieves Officers use technology to predict crime spots as shrinking roster and cuts drive efficiency push Financial Times 5/6/2018 News Police chiefs say cuts are putting safety of public at risk in England and Wales Three top officers say cash shortages are hampering fight against serious crime The Guardian 5/6/2018 News Cressida Dick says it would be ‘naive’ to think police cuts haven’t hit rising levels of violent crime The head of the Metropolitan Police has said it would be "naive" to think cuts to the number of rank-and-file officers had failed to have an impact on the rising levels of violent crime. The Independent 5/6/2018 News Evidence withheld in rape and sexual assault cases, says CPS Vital evidence was withheld from defence lawyers in 47 cases of rape and sexual assault, the Crown Prosecution Service has revealed. BBC 5/6/2018 News Driver behaviour: Do speed awareness courses make a difference? The National Speed Awareness Course is offered by nearly all police forces in England and Wales and provides eligible offending drivers with a short course of retraining as an alternative to punishment for low-level speeding offences, but does it work? Researcher Sarah Heseltine takes a look at the findings of the DfT's recent evaluation. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 5/6/2018 Analysis The Self-Perceived Successful Hostage and Crisis Negotiator Profile: A Qualitative Assessment of Negotiator Competencies Hostage and crisis negotiators serve a vital function within modern-day policing and can play a role in whether individuals live or die. As such, it is important for us to understand which police officers are more suited to this complex and challenging role, to ensure that the most effective negotiators are selected and trained. The current paper outlines the findings from interviews conducted with 15 negotiators from nine English police forces. Using a grounded theoretical approach, a conceptual model of the successful negotiator profile was developed comprising three primary and 19 secondary categories. The three primary categories consisted of: ‘Negotiator entry requirements’, ‘Negotiator attributes’, and ‘Negotiator skills’ which taken together, can be used to depict a profile of the successful hostage and crisis negotiator. The profile is discussed with reference to the potential implications for current hostage and crisis negotiator/police officer selection and training practices. Police Practice and Research - Registration at source 5/6/2018 Research article Who’s Policing the Crowd? A Typology of Officers Who Policed the 2011 Stanley Cup Riot Moving away from high-profile, hard-lined tactics, approaches to crowd policing have become increasingly geared towards softer, negotiation-based policing methods. Despite their perceived benefits, there exist a number of challenges relating to the successful implementation of these low-profile approaches, most notably being the officers themselves. Given the central role officers play in responding to and managing crowd situations, it is important to know what types of officers are actually deployed to police these events. Utilizing survey data collected in the aftermath of the 2011 Stanley Cup riot, this study employed a cluster analysis to examine the similarities and differences amongst the officers who were deployed to police this event. This technique produced two distinct clusters, which were subsequently used to examine the relationship between officer characteristics and orientations towards crowd policing. By providing a possible explanation for the success and/or failure of a particular crowd management strategy, these results may help police departments in their preparations for future crowd events. 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