Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115823 total results. Showing results 76661 to 76680 «383038313832383338343835383638373838Next ›Last » Nine people charged with NEW IRA activities in Operation Arbacia – Statement in FULL from Crime Operations Assistant Chief Constable Barbara Gray This is the FULL statement from Crime Operations Assistant Chief Constable Barbara Gray News Letter (Northern Ireland) 24/8/2020 News UK police plan to introduce controversial biometric technology despite growing chorus of concern An independent review of the use of face biometrics by UK police by the Ada Lovelace Institute will draw heavily from recent court findings on the use of live facial recognition by South Wales Police. Elsewhere in the UK, however, government funds have been allocated to a project to deploy computer vision biometrics for controversial affect recognition capabilities and searches by facial characteristics. BiometricUpdate.com 24/8/2020 Analysis, Feature Talks needed on decriminalizing hard drugs to address opioid crisis, Tam says CANADA: OTTAWA — The delicate politics of drug policy were on full display this week, as Canada’s chief health officer suggested decriminalizing hard drugs should be discussed to address a spike in opioid overdose deaths, while Health Minister Patty Hajdu insisted decriminalization was not a “silver bullet” solution. Blue Line (Canada) 24/8/2020 News New Zealand Police Appoints FCB NZ as Creative Agency NEW ZEALAND: New Zealand Police has appointed FCB New Zealand to creative duties following a competitive pitch. Branding in Asia 24/8/2020 News Coronavirus: Police ‘can’t win’ after breaking up Manchester birthday party Police criticised for breaking up a child's 10th birthday party celebration say they "can't win" when enforcing enhanced coronavirus restrictions. BBC 24/8/2020 News Children’s Commissioner wants age of criminal responsibility raised to 14 NEW ZEALAND: Children's Commissioner Andrew Becroft wants the minimum age of criminal responsibility raised from 10 to 14 years. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 24/8/2020 News Ten arrests as ‘significant’ operation targets New IRA Northern Ireland Affairs Committee chair Simon Hoare has hailed the arrests of reported ‘top-tier’ New IRA suspects as a “further step towards peace and stability” in Northern Ireland. Police Professional 24/8/2020 News White Wisconsin cops shoot unarmed black father seven times in the back at point-blank range as his three kids watch from back of car An unarmed black man was shot in the back seven times by a white police officer in front of his children after Wisconsin police were called to a domestic dispute yesterday. Mail Online 24/8/2020 News PFNI calls for urgent review of sentencing guidelines The Police Federation for Northern Ireland (PFNI) is calling for an urgent review of sentencing guidelines following the conviction of Christine Connor for the attempted murder of an officer and causing an explosion. Police Professional 24/8/2020 News Home Office approves use of new, ‘more effective’ Taser model A more accurate, faster and compact version of the Taser has been approved for use by the Home Secretary. Police Professional 24/8/2020 News Ill-health and retirement pension update issued The Home Office has today, in correspondence with the Police Federation of England and Wales, set out guidance in relation to Immediate Detriment Pensions Cases. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 24/8/2020 News Taser 7 approval welcomed The announcement police officers can be equipped with a more effective Taser following the approval of a new model by the Home Secretary has been welcomed by the Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW). Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 24/8/2020 News Coughs and sneezes spread diseases: COVID-19 and bio-assaults In this latest article from the UCL Jill Dando Institute, Dr Manja Nikolovska and Professor Shane Johnson explore the surge in COVID-19-themed bio-assaults – coughing, sneezing and spitting – on key workers and members of the public. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 24/8/2020 Analysis, Feature A Police Partnership Targeting Truancy: Study Protocol For A Cluster Randomised Controlled Trial How can an Australian police agency best test its role in a truancy prevention programme that can help to prevent crime? Operational and analytic planning for testing the Ability School Engagement Partnership (ASEP) programme in Queensland that aims to increase school attendance and reduce anti-social behaviour, including offending. A protocol deploying a cluster randomised trial offers sufficient statistical power to detect a moderately large effect size as statistically significant with 80% probability. Implementation of this protocol as planned would provide an internally valid test of the effectiveness of the ASEP programme in real-world conditions. Cambridge Journal of Evidence-Based Policing 24/8/2020 Research article Should police officers’ body-worn video footage be made public? Police officers’ body-worn video footage should be publicly released to stop them “facing trial by social media”, the national federation chairman has said. Ipswich Star 24/8/2020 News ‘We can’t win’ says police chief after GMP called to terminally-ill child’s birthday party ‘breaking lockdown rules’ Police officers were called out to a terminally ill child's birthday party following concerns that those in attendance were breaking lockdown rules. Manchester Evening News 24/8/2020 News ‘it’s Become Fashionable’: Practitioner Perspectives on Football Hooliganism Involving Young People Senior officers responsible for policing football highlight a concerning increase in football hooliganism involving young people in England and Wales. This study is specifically concerned with people under 18 years old that are engaged with hooliganism in connection with football matches, which is an under-researched problem despite recent high-profile incidents. Surveys and interviews with football club safety officers, and police officers involved in football policing were conducted to gain a first-hand insight into this issue. Freedom of Information requests were sent to the Home Office, to establish data trends in youth arrests, banning orders and disorder at football. Despite the concerns of senior police officers, it was found that there is no readily available Home Office data on football hooliganism involving young people. The study highlights that this issue is perceived to be increasing, with children as young as 10 being involved. Whilst there is some indication that football banning orders are being used on under-18s, this is currently seen as a last resort for police forces with a range of interventions being used to divert young people away from football hooliganism. International Journal of Police Science & Management - Registration at source 24/8/2020 Research article People acting like Covid-19 isn’t out there, says West Midlands police chief A police chief has warned that people are acting like “the virus isn’t out there” after a weekend of illegal gatherings in the West Midlands, despite Birmingham edging closer to a local lockdown. The Guardian 24/8/2020 News Wisconsin: Protests erupt after police shoot black man Protests have erupted in the US state of Wisconsin after police shot a black man several times while responding to what they said was a domestic incident. BBC 24/8/2020 News Academics warn that algorithms and data used in facial recognition and profiling are ‘a veneer for racism’ An industry body for security professionals has drawn up a blueprint for the lawful use of facial recognition technology; but, as Sarah Gibbons reports, thousands of leading international academics are warning that the algorithms and data used in such systems inevitably reinforce racial bias and prejudice. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 24/8/2020 Feature «383038313832383338343835383638373838Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
