Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96456 total results. Showing results 76561 to 76580 «382538263827382838293830383138323833Next ›Last » Lucy McHugh death: ‘Challenge’ over accessing Facebook information Met Police Commissioner Cressida Dick believes detectives should have access to material from social media companies "within minutes". BBC 4/9/2018 News Calls for ‘immediate’ cuts would hit Garda overtime for gangland policing Garda Commissioner Drew Harris has been handed a budgetary nightmare with the organisation more than €30m in the red and Garda HQ warning that “corrective action” must be taken “immediately”. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 4/9/2018 News Workforce issues a priority for new police leadership team The Scottish Police Authority (SPA) has committed to work with Police Scotland to formally establish a Partnership Forum with representatives of the five staff associations and trade unions. Scottish Police Authority (SPA) 4/9/2018 News APCC Victims Lead welcomes Sajid Javid’s speech to get tough on tech companies Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 4/9/2018 News Government has ‘no sense of urgency’ in agreeing police pay increase A failure to act on pay rises puts the Scottish Executive and police authority’s commitment to officers in doubt, according to a staff association Police Professional 4/9/2018 News Algorithms will boost early intervention, says chief New Northants chief says the benefits of predictive policing can outweigh concerns. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/9/2018 News Chief: Stop and search puts fear back on criminals 'This is about criminality not race'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/9/2018 News Council bankruptcy could change force response to some incidents, says chief A force may have to change how it delivers policing following the effective bankruptcy of a local authority, its new chief says. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/9/2018 News ‘Mayor poured £10m extra into culture: that would fund 182 more police’ Six months into 2018, as the number of violent deaths in London tipped 80 amid an onslaught of stabbings, gang attacks and moped muggings, a woman confronted Mayor Sadiq Khan at a public debate. The Standard 4/9/2018 News Police boss backs crackdown to protect children from online abuse The Police and Crime Commissioner for North Yorkshire has welcomed the Home Secretary’s commitment to tackling the danger of online child abuse. The Press (York) 4/9/2018 News Dorset Police officers could be issued with spit guards The county's police and crime commissioner Martyn Underhill met with Dorset's Police Federation representative, Sergeant Simon Kempton, and force Chief Constable James Vaughan to discuss the proposals last week. Dorset Echo 4/9/2018 News Shropshire police emergency control room closes down Emergency calls to the police will no longer be dealt with in Shropshire after the county's only control room closed. Shropshire Star 4/9/2018 News Reducing drug-related deaths: Should police officers carry naxolone? Naloxone is increasingly used by US law enforcement to prevent loss of life from opoids. With more than half of overdoses in England and Wales in 2017 involving opiates, APCC Lead for Alcohol and Substance Misuse and Derbyshire PCC Hardyal Dhindsa says that, as first responders, it's time to consider equipping UK police with the drug. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 4/9/2018 Opinion Protecting rural and isolated communities: ‘Tri-service officers’ are the future Tri-service safety officers in Cornwall are already attracting national interest. Evan Morris MBE, former Head of Community Safety for Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service and the Chief Fire Officers' Association lead on Ageing Safely Strategy first proposed the idea in 2000 and believes the national implementation of such a policy would make a significant difference to rural communities. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 4/9/2018 Opinion Applying Social Exchange Theory to Police Deviance: Exploring Self-Protective Behaviours Among Police Officers Social exchange theory is one of the prominent paradigms used to explain the processes linking organizational treatment of employees to their job performance. However, the theoretical link between perceived organizational treatment and police deviance has not been fully explored. This research addresses this gap by analyzing the relationship between perceptions of organizational justice and the use of police self-protective behaviors (SPBs) using organizational support and organizational indifference as ad hoc indicators of the social exchange process. Data were collected using an online self-report survey distributed to police officers in a southern state who are members of a police officer association (n = 1,861). Consistent with previous social exchange research, the findings generally support the idea that fairness is related to SPBs, but largely to the extent that it enhances the social exchange in terms of increasing perceptions of organizational support and reducing perceptions of organizational indifference, which both directly affect an officer’s use of SPBs, and are a type of police deviance. Specific findings, relevant policy implications, and directions for future research are discussed. Criminal Justice Review - Registration at source 4/9/2018 Research article Understanding domestic violence incidents using crime script analysis AUSTRALIA: There is now widespread acknowledgement that reducing domestic violence requires government, non-government and the broader community to work together to target risk factors at the individual, relationship, community and society level (COAG 2011; Heise 1998). [pdf] Australian Institute of Criminology (Australia) 4/9/2018 Research article More stop and search powers are being given to police in a bid to end violent crime on our city’s streets Police stop-and-search powers could be extended to crack down on acid attacks, it was reported last night. Mail Online 4/9/2018 News Police stations are being closed en-masse while our brave officers have to defend a shrine to a violent criminal Is it any wonder many have lost confidence in British policing? Mail Online 4/9/2018 Feature, Opinion Online abuse: A crime of the young and bright Offenders viewing and sharing images of child sex abuse online tend to be better educated, younger and more likely to have a job than predators who do not use the internet. The Times - Subscription at source 4/9/2018 Analysis, Feature Stop online child abuse or else, Sajid Javid tells tech firms New laws could be introduced if social media companies fail to do more to tackle online child sexual abuse, the home secretary has said. The Times - Subscription at source 4/9/2018 News «382538263827382838293830383138323833Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
