Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103174 total results. Showing results 76521 to 76540 «382338243825382638273828382938303831Next ›Last » Scottish Biometrics Commissioner Bill – Business and Regulatory Impact Assessment (BRIA) This BRIA assesses the likely costs, benefits and risks of the Scottish Biometrics Commissioner Bill that may have an impact on the public, private and third sector. Scottish Government 31/5/2019 Report SPF Media Release – PSoS Estate and Fleet 300519 SPF Area Chairmen highlighting more issues with the crumbling estate and fleet across the country. Scottish Police Federation (SPF) 31/5/2019 News APCC Mental health & custody lead responds to NAAN, “There to Help 2”, report Martyn Underhill, APCC Mental Health & Custody Lead: "NAAN’s refresh of their original There to Help report comes at an extremely useful time for Police and Crime Commissioners." Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 31/5/2019 News ‘Embarrassed’ Police Scotland officers at risk in crumbling buildings he safety of Scotland’s police officers is being put at risk by the state of the buildings where they work, some of which are “falling down” around them, MSPs have been told. The Scotsman 31/5/2019 News Shamima Begum: Lawyer says teen was ‘groomed’ The lawyer representing Shamima Begum's family has written to the home secretary accusing UK authorities of failing to protect the east London girl from being "groomed" by Islamic State. BBC 31/5/2019 News Police officers ‘put up in illegal accommodation’ Police Scotland broke the law by housing officers in accommodation which had been refused a licence for multiple occupation, a rank and file representative has claimed. The Times - Subscription at source 31/5/2019 News ‘Embarrassed’ Police Scotland officers at risk in crumbling buildings The safety of Scotland’s police officers is being put at risk by the state of the buildings where they work, some of which are “falling down” around them, MSPs have been told. The Scotsman 31/5/2019 News Police record 74% rise in people reporting crime on constabulary website More people are turning to the internet to report crime, with figures showing an increase of three quarters in use of the police website. Ipswich Star 31/5/2019 News Dutch police on the scent of drug gangs with ecstasy perfume Dutch prosecutors have launched a perfume called “Xtacy” designed to smell like an illegal drugs laboratory so the public can recognise when criminals are in their neighbourhood. The Times - Subscription at source 31/5/2019 News There to Help 2 (2019) As Home Secretary, Theresa May commissioned NAAN to produce the There to Help (2015) report. The report found signifcant problems with the police's identification of vulnerable suspects and the availability of appropriate adults when they were required. There to Help 2 follows up on progress between 2013/14 and 2017/18. National Appropriate Adult Network 31/5/2019 Report Report raises alarm over police detention of vulnerable suspects Suspects interviewed without appropriate adult present in over 100,000 cases in England and Wales, charity says The Guardian 31/5/2019 News White man to join police after victory in bias case A potential police recruit who was rejected because he is a white heterosexual male will now join the force after it was found guilty of discrimination. The Times - Subscription at source 31/5/2019 News HMICS publishes progress review on Home Detention Curfew Good progress has been made by Police Scotland and the Scottish Government towards meeting recommendations to improve the police response to breaches of Home Detention Curfew. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary in Scotland (HMICS) 30/5/2019 News Police seize more than 10,000 knives in one week A week of intensified action on knife crime has resulted in police arresting 1,372 people, including 516 for a knife related offence, and seizing more than 10,000 weapons. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 30/5/2019 News Revolutionary new tools to tackle streaming of child abuse Technology will help to detect streams, target perpetrators and support victims. Home Office 30/5/2019 News Tech giants and academics urge GCHQ to desert “ghost proposal” Large technology companies, academics and civil rights campaigners have called on GCHQ to abandon a proposal that could see police and security services entering online encrypted conversations as a “ghost user”. Police Professional 30/5/2019 News Race hate crime against children increased 22 per cent in three years The number of racially motivated hate crimes against children has reached a “three year high”, according to a Freedom of Information (FOI) request. Police Professional 30/5/2019 News Review of previous convictions being considered after ‘expert’ evidence discredited A £7 million fraud case has collapsed after the only police expert on the issue was revealed to have cut-and-pasted his evidence for several cases. Police Professional 30/5/2019 News Using Cameras of Automatic Number Plate Recognition System For Seat Belt Enforcement A Case Study of Sanliurfa (Turkey) The purpose of this paper is to quantify the effect of the enforcement, which was carried out with ANPRs, on seat belt use. Though the Seat belt Act was enacted in 1992, it did not lead to an expected increase in seat belt use in Turkey including Sanliurfa, which is one of the immense provinces with a population of over 2m. The Sanliurfa Police Department set in an enforcement campaign, in which automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) cameras were used to facilitate an increment in using seat belts in the city center. Under the police leadership, seat belt use enforcement campaign was hugely publicized and sustained throughout the city. The ANPRs did not have a feature to detect seat belt wearing automatically. Thus, this study tested whether automated plate recognition cameras have a deterrence effect on seat belt usage. To assess the efficacy of this enforcement project, the authors employed a pre/post-implementation design. For this study, the records of the 11 ANPR camera sites, 2 non-camera sites and 2 control sites were utilized. Policing: An International Journal - Registration at source 30/5/2019 Research article Procedural Justice Concerns and Support For BWCs: Turning the Lens to Officer Perceptions The prpose of this paper is to explore factors that drive officer support for body-worn cameras (BWCs). Results of an officer perceptions survey completed as part of an evaluation of the Chicago Police Department’s BWC project are presented. The influence of treatment- and outcome-oriented justice concerns on officer support for BWCs is explored with a variety of covariates.Outcome-oriented concerns are a significant predictor of officer support for BWCs, while treatment-oriented concerns are not. The research enhances understandings of the applicability of procedural justice theorizing in policing generally, and offers direction important to the meaningful use of BWCs. This finding runs counter to dominant relational models of procedural justice that concentrate on the perspective of subordinates, but lends support to arguments advocating the centrality of role (authority vs subordinate) in the formation of justice evaluations. Policing: An International Journal 30/5/2019 Research article «382338243825382638273828382938303831Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
