Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 93873 total results. Showing results 76681 to 76700 «383138323833383438353836383738383839Next ›Last » Proximity interpreting: Day-to-day policing and delivering access for deaf citizens How can police forces ensure deaf people can access their frontline services? Robert Skinner of Heriot Watt University explains his research into how video-mediated interpreting (VMI) services can be used to aid access to Police Scotland. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 8/5/2018 Analysis Derbyshire police commissioner Hardyal Dhindsa to appoint two new staff at £90,000 a year It will mean his office will employ 19 people, excluding Mr Dhindsa and his deputy. Derbyshire Live 8/5/2018 News Hampshire Police vehicle fleet to go green Hampshire Police will take on 40 electric vehicles into its general fleet over the next 3 years. Eagle Radio 8/5/2018 News PCC’s call to review football legislation Football laws were intended for a long-ago era, PCC says Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/5/2018 News Faster recruitment at heart of strategy to boost detective numbers Kent Police to fast track recruits to non-uniform roles after 12 months Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/5/2018 News Post-Brexit security arrangements a ‘win-win’ Senior NCA figure says EU partners want to continue cooperating Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/5/2018 News Police facial-recognition system falsely flags thousands of bystanders Facial-recognition systems used by British police are flagging innocent people as wanted in nine out of ten “matches”, an investigation has found. The Times - Subscription at source 8/5/2018 News Metropolitan Police spends millions on luxury flights Britain’s largest police force was criticised yesterday for spending £8.5 million on flights over the past three years, including more than £400,000 on first-class travel. The Times - Subscription at source 8/5/2018 News The outrageous ‘Paedos In High Places’ panic has ruined the lives of many prominent men and their families… The outrageous Paedos In High Places panic has ruined the lives of many prominent men and their families. Mail Online 8/5/2018 Feature, Opinion Ruff and ready: Police are secretly training Britain’s first unit of attack dogs to hunt down terrorists in the event of a marauding attack Police are secretly training Britain’s first unit of attack dogs to hunt down terrorists in the event of a marauding attack. Mail Online 8/5/2018 News Police drones provide new eyes in the sky in North Yorkshire Police have taken to the air - with a squadron of drones to give them eyes in the sky. The Northern Echo 7/5/2018 News Metropolitan Police spend £8.5m on flights in less than three years Taxpayers’ Alliance calls bill ‘shocking’ as rising violent crime puts strain on resources The Independent 7/5/2018 News Surrey Police 101 service criticised Reporting crime to the Surrey Police 101 phone number needs “sharpening up”, the county’s crime chief has been told. Farnham Herald 7/5/2018 News Centralised police helicopter service ‘financially unsustainable’ and takes too long respond to call outs The service is to be reviewed by the National Police Chiefs Council Wales Online 7/5/2018 News Metropolitan Police spend £400,000 on luxury first class flights for officers Scotland Yard has spent £8.5 million on flights over the last three years including more than £400,000 on luxury first class travel, new figures have revealed. The Telegraph 7/5/2018 News The Guardian view on youth crime: a lasting tragedy The shootings and other attacks in London over the weekend reveal a problem that should preoccupy the Home Office The Guardian 7/5/2018 Feature, Opinion Police gang strategy ‘targets people unlikely to commit violence’ Guardian learns 40% of young people on list in Haringey had ‘zero’ risk of causing harm The Guardian 7/5/2018 News The Danish Crime Harm Index: How It Works and Why It Matters How can Danish Police calculate a single metric, similar to the Cambridge Crime Harm Index (Sherman, Neyroud and Neyroud 2016), that allows the total harm from all victim-reported crimes to be compared over time and across different areas, offenders, gangs, and victims, and what difference can it make in analysing crime? This analysis examines 2,129,550 reported criminal incidents in the national police crime reports spanning 16 years (2011–2016) and 93% of all of the crime categories in the Danish Criminal Code, excluding those that are primarily detected through proactive policing. It uses the officially recommended days of imprisonment for each crime type to generate the weight of punishment that would be applied if one offender were convicted of each crime, by standards independent of prior criminal history of the offender. The analysis coded the recommended number of days in prison for each offense type based on guidelines set out by the Danish Office of Public Prosecutions. The sentencing value from the prosecutor guidelines was reviewed by five prosecutors. Cambridge Journal of Evidence-Based Policing 7/5/2018 Research article Cash-strapped Scotland Yard spends £8.5million sending Met Police officers jetting round the world Around £4.8million of the total was spent on non-economy flights and £400k for first class alone The Sun 7/5/2018 News Police armed response vehicles being sent to more incidents The role of armed response vehicle officers is being expanded at Police Scotland. STV News 7/5/2018 News «383138323833383438353836383738383839Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
