Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104881 total results. Showing results 76581 to 76600 «382638273828382938303831383238333834Next ›Last » Joint targeted area inspection of the multi-agency response to child exploitation in Northumberland Today, Ofsted published a report with findings from a joint inspection of multi-agency arrangements for responding to child exploitation in Northumberland The inspection was undertaken by HMICFRS, Ofsted, the Care Quality Commission and HMI Probation. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 2/8/2019 News Google will let you TEXT the police so you can stay silent during an emergency – and it’ll turn your words into a phone call Google Pixel smartphone users will soon be able to contact the emergency services via text if they need to remain silent. The Sun 2/8/2019 News ‘There’s not enough police’: East London volunteers take on knife crime Binning Knives Saves Lives has collected 140 knives in Waltham Forest since project launched in May The Guardian 2/8/2019 News Tracking Kidnappings in London: Offenders, Victims and Motives What was the nature of kidnappings in London during a fairly recent 5-year period in the kinds of victims, offenders, motives, types of violence used and levels of injury? We analyse 924 reports of kidnap crimes recorded by the Metropolitan Police Service between 1 April 2006 and 31 March 2011. These data included free text information drawn from case notes. We establish mutually exclusive categories of kidnappings by codifying all crime records, after examining case notes and populated fields from the Metropolitan Police’s crime recording system. Descriptive statistics are used to portray the patterns and nature of these crimes. The application of a typology of mutually exclusive categories for these kidnappings shows that gangland/criminal/drugs-related cases comprised 40.5% of all kidnappings. Another 21% of all kidnaps were domestic or familial, including honour killings. Just over 10% were incidental to ‘acquisitive’ crimes such as car-jacking, whilst 8% were sexually motivated. Only 6% were categorised as traditional ransom kidnappings. About 4% were categorised into a purely violent category, whilst 3% were categorised as international/political. The investigative and preventive implications of these many social worlds mapped out by this typology are substantial. Each social context may require investigators to possess expertise in the specific social world of kidnapping, as distinct from what might be called expertise in ‘kidnaps’ per se. Investigations and prevention might be re-engineered around targeted intelligence from these diverse social contexts. Cambridge Journal of Evidence-Based Policing 2/8/2019 Research article In search of cause and consequence Dr Peter Langmead-Jones discusses the need for more insightful approaches for policing to ‘discharge’ its duties. Police Professional - Subscription at source 2/8/2019 Analysis, Feature No-deal Brexit could trigger ‘law and order challenges’ Document highlights what crashing out of the EU 'could look like on the ground'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/8/2019 News ‘Reputations-to-protect remarks by the Justice Secretary are not government policy’ Minister in hot water over 'anonymity for sex crime suspects' report. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/8/2019 News Joint county lines effort The Yorkshire and the Humber Regional Organised Crime Unit hosted an event to bring the experts together last week. Telegraph and Argus 2/8/2019 News You got mail: The growing prevalence of Leaveism means officers are always ‘on the job’ Leaveism - the practice of always being 'on the job' including checking emails 24/7 - is a growing habit for many. Senior Responsible Owner for the National Police Wellbeing Service Dr Ian Hesketh examines the effects of leaveism and the innovative approaches some companies have adopted to tackle it. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 2/8/2019 Analysis Swansea sex workers say they are being ‘raped, robbed and attacked’ Sky News has exclusively joined officers from South Wales Police working on Operation Jaeger. Launched in April, it aims to help women find support to leave sex work - but police say those who repeatedly refuse assistance are likely to face prosecution. Yahoo! 2/8/2019 News More than 2,000 missing children reports are filed each year More than 2,000 children go missing each year in Norfolk, triggering a police response. Mercury (Wymondham and Attleborough) 2/8/2019 News Police boss welcomes MPs’ call to decriminalise cannabis Arfon Jones, a former police inspector, is a long-time advocate of drugs reform and says the conclusions of the MPs’ fact-finding trip to Canada are a step in the right direction. Wales 24/7 2/8/2019 News Report Watch: EVAW’s Do Police and Crime Commissioners work for women and girls? The latest in our Report Watch series summarises the findings of a briefing paper published by the End Violence Against Women Coalition (July 2019) which conducted research into 42 Police and Crime Plans to examine the response of Police and Crime Commissioners in England and Wales towards violence against women and girls. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 2/8/2019 Analysis Football clubs to crack down on misconduct in 2019/20 season Football fans have been warned that unacceptable conduct inside grounds will not be tolerated next season. BBC 2/8/2019 News Police come under attack from rioters for a third consecutive night in Belfast Police have hit out at "reckless, dangerous and unacceptable criminal behaviour" after three consecutive nights of disorder in north Belfast. Belfast Telegraph 2/8/2019 News Hong Kong police arrest pro-independence figure amid further protests Founder of the banned Hong Kong National party among eight arrests by police as public servants prepare to march. The Guardian 2/8/2019 News Police officer acquitted of racially motivated attack after his dog bit traveller A police officer has been acquitted on carrying out a racially motivated attack after his dog bit a traveller at an illegal gypsy site. PC Paul Birch, 50, was accused of unlawfully and maliciously causing grievous bodily harm to 37-year-old Andrew Cash. Birmingham Live 2/8/2019 News Police and teachers back Welsh anti-smacking bill Frontline professional say legislation will make child protection easier. The Guardian 2/8/2019 News Working group to consider alternative approaches to the possession of drugs for personal use REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Minister for Health Promotion and the National Drugs Strategy, Catherine Byrne TD established a Working Group in November 2017 to consider alternative approaches to the possession of drugs for personal use. The group met on 19 occasions between December 2017 and March 2019. [pdf] Department of Justice (Republic of Ireland) 2/8/2019 Report How many Regulation 15 notices issued by West Yorkshire Police More than 340 police officers and staff at West Yorkshire Police have been issued with Regulation 15 notices in the past three years. Telegraph and Argus 2/8/2019 News «382638273828382938303831383238333834Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
