Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103152 total results. Showing results 76801 to 76820 «383738383839384038413842384338443845Next ›Last » “It Can’t Be Rape”: Female Vs. Male Rape Myths Among Israeli Police Officers This study compared male and female Israeli police officers (n = 242) and undergraduate students (n = 273) in their perception of myths about male and female rape and the association between these myths and social attitudes toward gender roles. The results indicated that men were more likely to subscribe to myths about male and female rape, and that police officers accept myths about female rape more than students of either gender. Analysis of the regression findings shows that gender role stereotypes significantly predict acceptance of rape myths among both men and women. The implications of these findings are discussed. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology - Registration at source 18/5/2019 Research article Education is key in fight against terrorism in Yorkshire says head of terror police Education is the key in the fight against terrorism on the streets of Yorkshire, the head of counter terrorism police has said as it was revealed officers are running more than 700 live investigations across the country. . The Yorkshire Post 18/5/2019 News Terror attacks ‘highly likely’ warns head of county terrorism police Terrorist attacks across Yorkshire are "highly likely" and the public must not be complacent enough to think the threat has diminished as the country still remains on a severe warning despite the last major attack on the UK being nearly two years ago, the head of counter terrorism has said. The Yorkshire Post 18/5/2019 News Over-stretched police forces are ‘going soft’ on car crime as the number of stolen vehicles soars Over-stretched police forces have been accused of ‘going soft’ on car theft as stolen vehicle numbers have soared. Mail Online 18/5/2019 News Psychology of burglary is the key to a safe house Leave the 70in TV on the wall, remember that end of terraces are better for getaways, and if you want to avoid any feelings of guilt when breaking into a house, don’t go into the nursery. The Times - Subscription at source 18/5/2019 Analysis, Feature Police officers accused of spying on journalists Seven police officers face gross misconduct proceedings for spying on the mobile phones of journalists during leak inquiries, the police watchdog said. The Times - Subscription at source 18/5/2019 News Crime-fighters aged 16 join police patrols With their hi-vis jackets, police notebooks and regular patrols around town, they could be mistaken for fully trained bobbies on the beat if it were not for their smiling fresh faces. The Times - Subscription at source 18/5/2019 News Deadlier than the male New research suggests tackling female radicalisation could be the key to reducing terror attacks, but existing prevention strategies may be allowing women to slip through the net. Police Professional - Subscription at source 17/5/2019 Analysis, Feature Lack of influence? Megan O’Neill and Dr Liz Aston argue that if police worked closely with academic experts on knife crime they would be less gung-ho about stop and search. Police Professional - Subscription at source 17/5/2019 Analysis, Feature Britain has more surveillance cameras per person than any country except China. That’s a massive risk to our free society How would you feel being watched, tracked and identified by facial recognition cameras everywhere you go? Facial recognition cameras are now creeping onto the streets of Britain and the U.S., yet most people aren’t even aware. Time.com 17/5/2019 Feature, Opinion New drones a ‘huge benefit’ Police Scotland’s ability to search for missing and vulnerable people is being enhanced with the introduction of two state-of-the-art remotely piloted aircraft systems (RPAS), which will become operational in Aberdeen and Inverness on May 1. Police Professional - Subscription at source 17/5/2019 News Reducing ineffective short prison terms Extending the presumption against short prison sentences will encourage the greater use of more effective community sentences and break cycles of reoffending, Ministers have said. An affirmative order has now been published that, subject to the approval of Parliament, will extend the existing presumption from three to 12 months and come into force this summer. Scottish Government 17/5/2019 News ‘All women officers down the century have made the Met what it is today’ Cressida Dick, in saluting 100 years of women officers in the Met, said the service was not just indebted to the original entrants but “all women in between”. But she sounded a cautionary note, insisting there is still a "long way to go" to achieve gender equality. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/5/2019 News Bucket list of capabilities Chronic underfunding of the policing system has allowed serious and organised crime to flourish and increasingly impact on all levels of society. Director-General of the National Crime Agency Lynne Owens believes a massive increase in resources is required to redress the balance. Police Professional - Subscription at source 17/5/2019 News Hear to help Persistent repeat callers can have a disproportionate impact on police resources, costing thousands of pounds and requiring hundreds of officer hours. Staffordshire Police’s Skilled Helper programme is seeking to address this by providing a small group of PCSOs with additional skills, such as active listening, and then tasking them to work with the worst offenders. Police Professional - Subscription at source 17/5/2019 Analysis, Feature Lifting the lid on PTSD The first national study of post-traumatic stress disorder has uncovered alarming rates of suffering and recommended an end to the postcode lottery of wellbeing support. Police Professional - Subscription at source 17/5/2019 News Seven officers served gross misconduct notices in spying investigation Seven past and present officers from a force under the investigative microscope since 2011 have been served notices of gross misconduct by the police watchdog. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/5/2019 News Wellbeing under pressure Police officers and staff inevitably and regularly have to deal with some of the most horrific events imaginable. Chief Constable Rod Hansen explains how Gloucestershire Constabulary has recognised the impact on the workforce and why providing them with the support to cope has become his raison d’être for taking on the role. Police Professional - Subscription at source 17/5/2019 Analysis, Feature Police watchdog to review progress made on football policing in Scotland Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary in Scotland (HMICS) will examine what steps have been taken by the force to fulfil 18 recommendations made in their initial report. Scottish Police Federation (SPF) 17/5/2019 News Recognising the risks Hampshire Constabulary has been commended for making wellbeing a strategic priority and considering the impact on the workforce of any changes being made. Helen Mears explains why officers and staff must be looked after if the service to the public is to be maintained. Police Professional - Subscription at source 17/5/2019 Analysis, Feature «383738383839384038413842384338443845Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
