Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 98687 total results. Showing results 76681 to 76700 «383138323833383438353836383738383839Next ›Last » No-deal Brexit could leave police ‘unable to cope’ Police have warned they may not have the resources to cope with “widescale disruption and dangers for the general public” that could result from a no-deal Brexit The Standard 16/11/2018 News The innovation game: EU law enforcement agencies look for new ways to tackle transnational crime Fifteen European Law Enforcement Agencies (LEAs) have built a unique platform to create and share innovative solutions. Policing Insight contributor and Senior Research Fellow at CENTRIC Andrew Staniforth explains the importance of developing new ways to tackle technology-driven transnational crime. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 16/11/2018 Analysis ‘Public DOES trust us’ say police after negative poll finding Only just over half of Derbyshire people believe they can rely on the local force, say government figures Derbyshire Live 16/11/2018 News Training new Telford police recruits ‘will not drain’ force Telford’s new intake of police recruits will not be a drain on the existing service, the commissioner has reassured residents. Shropshire Star 16/11/2018 News Forces to continue working together – despite failed merger bid Close working between Dorset and the Devon and Cornwall police forces will continue – despite a full merger between the forces being called off. Dorset Echo 16/11/2018 News Long-range camera spots bad driving half a mile off Police have started testing a camera that can see drivers eating or using the phone from more than half a mile away. The Times - Subscription at source 16/11/2018 News Police now have a super-strength camera which can spot drivers using mobile phones or speeding nearly a mile away Police have unveiled their new weapon - a camera that can produce clear images of people inside a car almost a mile away and dubbed 'The Long Ranger'. Mail Online 16/11/2018 News Use AI instead of police for evidence disclosure urges damning report The failure of police and prosecutors to routinely disclose crucial evidence has caused ‘untold damage’, the Government admitted yesterday, suggesting artificial intelligence is now needed to comb social media of alleged victims. The Telegraph 15/11/2018 News Blog: Government disarray over Brexit unhelpful for policing The Federation’s Operational Policing Lead Simon Kempton outlines the issues affecting the police service. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 15/11/2018 Feature, Opinion Ian Naude: How predatory paedophile joined police A police officer who raped a young girl he met on duty was being investigated for sex offences before he joined the force. How did he slip through the net? BBC 15/11/2018 News Policy for progress: Ending FGM and forced marriage The Home Secretary spoke to attendees at the International Conference on Ending FGM (female genital mutilation) and Forced Marriage. Home Office 15/11/2018 Feature, Opinion Drive to recruit retired officers continues Some 30 former detectives are now training new recruits. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/11/2018 News North Yorkshire police commissioner Julia Mulligan grilled by panel North Yorkshire's crime commissioner has refused to answer whether she is an appropriate person to take over governance of a county's fire service. The Press (York) 15/11/2018 News Cheshire Police seek chief constable to succeed Simon Byrne Cheshire Police is seeking applicants for its vacant chief constable position. Warrington Guardian 15/11/2018 News Brexit: Police accuse government of leaving them with ‘no idea’ how to protect UK amid withdrawal agreement chaos 'Until we know what we are planning for, we cannot plan for it,' officers warn The Independent 15/11/2018 News Police will use drones to photograph and follow yobs back to her homes Greater Manchester Police is forming a new drone unit to tackle crime and anti-social behaviour Manchester Evening News 15/11/2018 News Police ‘may not be able to cope’ with possible dangers of no-deal Brexit Police have warned they may not have the resources to cope with “widescale disruption and dangers for the general public” that could result from a no-deal Brexit The Standard 15/11/2018 News Police Scotland cyber kiosks ‘could be unlawful’ The introduction of technology allowing the police to gather data from mobile phones or laptops looks set to be delayed following concerns its use may be unlawful. BBC 15/11/2018 News CPS and police ‘routinely failing’ to disclose evidence Prosecutors and police are routinely failing in their duties to disclose crucial evidence leading to cases being pursued that should have been dropped, a review by the attorney general has found. The Guardian 15/11/2018 News Hate Is in the Air! But Where? Introducing An Algorithm to Detect Hate Speech in Digital Microenvironments With the objective of facilitating and reducing analysis tasks undergone by law enforcement agencies and service providers, and using a sample of digital messages (i.e., tweets) sent via Twitter following the June 2017 London Bridge terror attack (N = 200,880), the present study introduces a new algorithm designed to detect hate speech messages in cyberspace. Unlike traditional designs based on semantic and syntactic approaches, the algorithm hereby implemented feeds solely on metadata, achieving high level of precision. Through the application of the machine learning classification technique Random Forests, our analysis indicates that metadata associated with the interaction and structure of tweets are especially relevant to identify the content they contain. However, metadata of Twitter accounts are less useful in the classification process. Collectively, findings from the current study allow us to demonstrate how digital microenvironment patterns defined by metadata can be used to create a computer algorithm capable of detecting online hate speech. The application of the algorithm and the direction of future research in this area are discussed. Crime Science Journal 15/11/2018 Research article «383138323833383438353836383738383839Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
