Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104882 total results. Showing results 76141 to 76160 «380438053806380738083809381038113812Next ›Last » Knife crime scourge leaves lasting scars Doctors are treating more young people with disabling hand injuries in London because of knife crime. The Times - Subscription at source 20/8/2019 News Assaults on officers in Scotland at five-year high And Saturday nights are the peak time for attacks. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 19/8/2019 News The NYPD officer accused of killing Eric Garner has been fired. Don’t tell me I should be happy Black America mourned Eric Garner for five years, and today, we supposedly got justice. Officer Pantaleo, the man who killed Garner using an illegal chokehold, was fired from the New York Police Department. The Independent 19/8/2019 Feature, Opinion IRA dissidents lure soldiers into bomb trap A bomb blast yesterday in Northern Ireland has been blamed on dissident republicans attempting to lure police and soldiers to their deaths. Metro 19/8/2019 News I helped design Edinburgh sex industry policy. Be careful changing them – Tom Wood Take care when you tamper with the regulation of the sex industry. Unintended consequences lie everywhere, writes Tom Wood. The Scotsman - Subscription at source 19/8/2019 Feature, Opinion Draft guidance published to underpin the Offensive Weapons Act Home Secretary Priti Patel has launched 2 consultations paving the way for new powers to tackle knife crime. Home Office 19/8/2019 News Police Scotland records more than 400 crimes under domestic abuse law Police Scotland has recorded more than 400 crimes since a new domestic abuse law was introduced. Scottish Legal News 19/8/2019 News ‘I can’t breathe’: NYPD fires officer who put Eric Garner in chokehold Daniel Pantaleo held Garner in chokehold before his death, and his words became a rallying cry for the Black Lives Matter movement. The Guardian 19/8/2019 News Has the far right become mainstream in the UK? The heads of counter-terrorism policing and MI5 have warned far-right criminality is growing. The Guardian 19/8/2019 News Police Scotland Brexit preparation spending hits £7 million Police Scotland has spent more than £7 million preparing for Brexit, according to a new report Police Professional 19/8/2019 News Gloucestershire police ‘review security’ at multi-million pound custody centre after suspect escapes Gloucestershire Constabulary has 'invested in measures to prevent' any repeat of an incident which saw someone escape from its £12million custody centre. Gloucestershire Live 19/8/2019 News Assaults on police at five-year high – with massive increase of attacks across Glasgow Half of the reported attacks on police in the past couple of years have been in Lanarkshire and Greater Glasgow. Glasgow Live 19/8/2019 News Greater Manchester Police unit warns new computer system is stopping it from doing 90 per cent of its work The Judicial Processing Unit, which issues summonses to suspects and sends details through to court, emailed officers last week warning of 'extreme challenges' in dealing with the new 'iOPS' system. One cop predicted a 'massive drop-off' in court cases as a result Manchester Evening News 19/8/2019 News Bedfordshire Police makes first use of powers to tackle human trafficking Bedfordshire Police have made use of innovative legislation to crack down on four people suspected of being involved in human trafficking. Bedford Independent 19/8/2019 News Criminal cases delayed across England and Wales as courts lie idle Nearly half of all crown courts across England and Wales were left empty on Monday, a survey suggests, even though lawyers say they have never known the backlog of criminal cases to be so bad. The Guardian 19/8/2019 News It’s time to smarten up our act against fraud The cybercriminals are winning thanks to the lack of effective enforcement measures to bring perpetrators to justice The Times - Subscription at source 19/8/2019 Feature, Opinion Clear vision: How forces can best upgrade from Windows 7 to Windows 10 Sopra Steria's Principal Consultant Benjamyn Damazer warns that Windows 7 is not fit for the demands of modern policing. Its more recent successor - Windows 10 - might meet policing requirements, but only if it is properly implemented. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 19/8/2019 Analysis Public urged to ‘lend a hand’ if police are in trouble A senior police chief has urged the public to "lend a hand" if they see officers in confrontational situations. BBC 19/8/2019 News Knife crime curfew plan for 12 year olds Children as young as 12 could face curfews under Home Office plans to tackle knife crime. BBC 19/8/2019 News Deconstructing the Ferguson Effect: A Multilevel Mediation Analysis of Public Scrutiny, De-Policing, and Crime Proponents of the ‘Ferguson effect’ suggest de-policing – stemming from increased public scrutiny over the death of Michael Brown – is responsible for the recent surge in crime across the United States. While this phenomenon has been the subject of widespread speculation, the hypothesized mechanism through which public scrutiny of police impacts crime have remained unexplored. This study attempts to fill the gap by deconstructing the effects of public scrutiny on crime trends in New York City police precincts over a two-year period (2014–2015). Findings indicate partial support for the Ferguson effect. While public scrutiny predicted variations in de-policing, the results show de-policing did not predict increases in crime. Interestingly, this study finds public scrutiny had a significant positive direct effect on crime rates, suggesting it increased crime through alternative causal processes. These findings have important theoretical and policy implications for understanding the causes and prevention of crime. Journal of Crime and Justice - Registration at source 19/8/2019 Research article «380438053806380738083809381038113812Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
