Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115824 total results. Showing results 76161 to 76180 «380538063807380838093810381138123813Next ›Last » Police Service of Northern Ireland response to HMICFRS report The Police Service of Northern Ireland welcomes the overall ‘good’ grading awarded by Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) in annual “PEEL (Police efficiency, effectiveness and legitimacy) inspection, undertaken in January 2020. Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) 10/9/2020 News Alberta justice minister warns Edmonton and Calgary not to comply with calls to ‘defund the police’ CANADA: Kaycee Madu told the Post that if cities continue to cut police spending, he would work on a way to give money directly to police forces National Post (Canada) 10/9/2020 News ‘I was never consulted’: Police did not request Victorian curfew AUSTRALIA: Calls are mounting for Melbourne's "draconian" night-time curfew to be scrapped after it was revealed that police had not asked for the new rule and were only told about it hours before the night-time restriction was introduced. Chief Commissioner Shane Patton said on Thursday he was never consulted about the curfew, contradicting Premier Daniel Andrews who claimed police told the government that it would help with enforcement of stage four restrictions. The Age (Australia) 10/9/2020 News Police officers pair with mental health clinicians in Franklin to prevent tragedy USA: FRANKLIN (CBS) – As outrage over police use of force continues around the country, Franklin police are using a program aimed at deescalating calls involving individuals with mental health conditions. CBS Boston 10/9/2020 News Chicago Police Department launches two new programs for officer wellness USA: One, developed in collaboration with University of Chicago Crime Lab, assists supervisors in supporting members Blue Line (Canada) 10/9/2020 News Automatic License Plate Readers: Legal status and policy recommendations for law enforcement use USA: The proliferation of ALPR technology raises serious civil rights and civil liberties concerns. Courts, lawmakers, and technology vendors must take action. Brennan Center for Justice 10/9/2020 Report Judge makes formal complaint over Covid custody waits A judge has claimed he was put under "improper and undue influence" to keep a defendant in custody. BBC 10/9/2020 News Transnational Organised Crime in New Zealand: Our Strategy 2020 – 2025 NEW ZEALAND: The Government’s transnational organised crime strategy brings together government agencies to tackle organised crime by setting out a framework for greater coordination and prioritisation of government responses to transnational organised crime across a wide range of crime types. It focuses on the sophisticated global network of organised criminal groups which target New Zealand, driving the supply of drugs and other illicit commodities. The Strategy seeks to strengthen capability, improve understanding and raise awareness across relevant government agencies and other partners (including the private sector and local communities) in order to unify, prevent, detect and dismantle organised crime. An action plan will be developed to prioritise government responses and direct how we will work together with individuals, businesses, and communities to ensure that New Zealand is the hardest place in the world for organised criminal groups to do business. While the Strategy is focussed on system resilience, legislative settings and ensuring that prevention remains at the forefront of our response, agencies across government are also focussed on building community resilience to the harms associated with organised crime. This includes work by multiple government agencies who are partnering with iwi and local providers in some of our most vulnerable communities to develop responses to the social and economic harms and drivers associated with organised crime. These local responses, combined with targeted enforcement of organised crime groups by agencies, will help improve whānau wellbeing and build whānau and community resilience to organised crime. New Zealand Police 10/9/2020 Report Overcoming everyday hate in the UK: Hate crime, oppression and the law In the wake of being subjected to a homophobic hate crime on London’s public transport, the aftermath of which was widely circulated by the media to provoke profit-driven outrage, we welcome this report by Citizens UK on overcoming everyday forms of hate in the UK. Citizens UK 10/9/2020 Report I made misogyny a hate crime in Nottinghamshire – and it’s changed women’s lives Back in 2014, I was asked to categorise misogyny as a hate crime. Citizens UK in Nottingham approached me, as they had undertaken an inquiry and seen a significant trend: women were being victimised simply because of their gender. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 10/9/2020 Feature, Opinion The Police Service of Northern Ireland – An inspection of how well the service treats its workforce and the people of Northern Ireland On 6 January 2020, the Department of Justice (Northern Ireland) commissioned us to inspect the Police Service of Northern Ireland. It asked us to examine all elements of the police effectiveness, efficiency and legitimacy (PEEL) inspection methodology. In particular, we focused on legitimacy.[pdf] HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 10/9/2020 Report Inspectorate publishes report on performance of Police Service of Northern Ireland Following a commission by the Department of Justice (Northern Ireland), we have today published a report looking at how well the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) treats its workforce and the people of Northern Ireland. The report also updates on the effectiveness and efficiency of the service. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 10/9/2020 News HMICFRS report calls for more PSNI officers to be issued with Tasers More officers from the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) could be issued with Tasers following a recommendation from Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services (HMICFRS). Police Professional 10/9/2020 News Northamptonshire unveil new fleet of Police Interceptors Northamptonshire Police today unveiled their new fleet of fully-equipped Interceptor vehicles, creating a new team of Response officers to target criminals on the county's vast road network. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/9/2020 News Met officer given reflective practice order over BAME stop and search A stop and search by a Metropolitan Police officer that was shared on social media was carried out with insufficient grounds, the Independent Office for Police Conduct has ruled. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/9/2020 News New COVID-19 restrictions “Whilst we fully understand how difficult the Covid restrictions have been for people, these new regulations do bring clarity and it is really important that everyone follows them from Monday. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 10/9/2020 News Police Scotland: Reports of Covid-19 rule breaks lead to major rise in disorder complaints Police stats - which cover the lockdown period in North Ayrshire - show crime is down as a whole. Police Scotland 10/9/2020 News Police forces must engage with innovators to reap the rewards of digital forensics technology Technological innovation is crucial in enabling digital forensics teams to tackle the growth in devices and data; but the success of innovators relies on police engagement, explains Ian Stevenson, Chair of the Online Safety Technology Industry Association (OSTIA) and CEO of Cyan Forensics. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 10/9/2020 Feature, Opinion ‘The Nature of the Beast:’ the Precariousness of Police Work There is abundant literature focusing on current police officers, but there is a need to turn the focus towards police academies and training programmes to better understand how the relationship between policing and danger is perpetuated. If there is any hope for changes in police practices, it must begin with the induction, socialisation, and professionalisation of new police officers. Drawing on months of participant observation at a Pre-Employment Police Basic Training Program, this article presents how police training programmes create and work to normalise a sense of precarity and insecurity for aspiring police officers. This article contributes to a broader discussion about police and police training by examining how this particular form of police training produces and re-produces a sense of precariousness and danger in police work. Through the data gathered, this article offers an example of how police training programmes incite fear and suspicion among recruits, while also providing a glimpse of the socialisation process that happens in the training of police officers. Policing and Society - Registration at source 10/9/2020 Research article Red Snapper Group launches new ‘Future Leadership Mentor Scheme’ A pilot scheme providing mentoring and exam support for police officers from underrepresented backgrounds. Policing Insight 10/9/2020 Advertisement, Feature «380538063807380838093810381138123813Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
