Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104726 total results. Showing results 77201 to 77220 «385738583859386038613862386338643865Next ›Last » Police use location technology to find man who had fallen down Sheffield railway embankment Location technology has been used to find a 65-year-old man who became disorientated after falling down a railway embankment in Sheffield. The Star (Yorkshire) 6/7/2019 News Senior female Asian police officer accuses Met of discrimination Parm Sandhu alleges she was denied promotion on the basis of her race and gender The Guardian 6/7/2019 News Exclusive: Porn Laws Need ‘Urgent’ Overhaul, Says New Victims’ Commissioner Laws protecting people against harmful forms of abusive pornography require an urgent rethink, the woman charged with championing victims’ rights has said. Huffington Post 6/7/2019 News Brexit: Police Scotland to reactivate contingency plans early Police will be on standby to deal with any Brexit-related disruption in Scotland from early next month instead of mid-October after the relaunch of contingency plans was brought forward. The National 6/7/2019 News Boris Johnson vows to stop sex attackers getting out of prison early and bolster police search powers Boris Johnson has vowed to stop sex attackers like black cab rapist John Worboys getting out of prison early. The Sun 6/7/2019 News Asian officer accuses Met Police of discrimination One of Britain's most senior female Asian police officers has accused the Metropolitan Police of discrimination. BBC 6/7/2019 News Common challenges in combatting cybercrime The objective of this document is to identify and categorise the common challenges in combating cybercrime from both a law enforcement and a judicial perspective. Europol 5/7/2019 Report National Chair urges senior officers to speak up In response to the letter in the Times signed by several former police chiefs warning that policing resources have been ‘drained to dangerously low levels’, National Chair of the Police Federation of England and Wales John Apter said: “While I welcome the move from these former officers and their call for a Royal Commission on Policing, isn’t it a shame that it takes retirement for them to be able to speak out freely. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 5/7/2019 News Setting the scene for cybercrime: Trends and new challenges The level of digitalisation in our societies is increasing every day and so is cybercrime. This situation requires law enforcement and prosecution practitioners to constantly adapt their expertise, tools and practices to effectively and efficiently respond to this change. Today, Europol and Eurojust published the third joint report identifying and categorising the current developments and common challenges in combating cybercrime, which fall into five different areas. Europol 5/7/2019 News Police officer pensions update “On Tuesday we updated you that we were prepared to bring any appropriate legal claims on your behalf when it came to police pensions if our expectations were not met by the Government following the Supreme Court ruling on firefighters’ pensions." Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 5/7/2019 News Police welcomes extra avenue to access additional support for family and friends of 999 responders Lifeline gets funding boost for extension of wellbeing programme. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/7/2019 News Tories cannot be trusted on police numbers, Labour MP warns And Boris Johnson now admits it will be a 'stretch' to meet pledge of 20,000 extra officers by 2022. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/7/2019 News APCC response to letter on policing in The Times APCC response to letter on Policing in The Times today from a number of former Police Chiefs Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 5/7/2019 News Optimizing the Geographic Deployment of Hot Spot Patrols With License Plate Readers To determine optimal methods of patrol with license plate readers (LPRs) for maximizing detection and apprehension. Data from two randomized experiments were jointly analyzed. In the first, a four-officer squad conducted short daily operations to detect stolen and other vehicles of interest at randomly selected road segments (averaging 0.6 miles) at varying times of day for 2 weeks per location. Based on random assignment, the unit operated with LPRs on some routes and conducted extensive manual checks of license plates on others. In the second experiment, the squad conducted similar operations focused on larger hot spot areas (averaging 1 mile2) using the same research design. The first experiment emphasized longer surveillance on primary hot routes, while the second emphasized shorter visits to the main hot routes and more roving surveillance around these routes. Officer log data were used to examine the likelihood that the patrols resulted in detection of wanted vehicles, arrests, or recoveries of stolen vehicles. Chi-square tests and multivariate logistic regressions were used to examine LPR performance across experiments. Journal of Experimental Criminology - Registration at source 5/7/2019 Research article UK’s largest police forensics lab Eurofins pays ransom to hackers he UK's largest private forensic company, which works on tens of thousands of criminal cases each year, was forced to pay a ransom to hackers last month after its systems were brought down by a cyber attack. The Telegraph 5/7/2019 News Police and Crime Commissioner criticised for giving thousands to cat protection charity A Police and Crime Commissioner has been criticised for giving thousands of pounds to a cat protection charity, as local councillors question how the money will keep residents safe. The Telegraph 5/7/2019 News HBOS scandal investigator says police lack resources to tackle white collar fraud One of Britain’s most powerful police commissioners has warned that white collar criminals can act with impunity in Britain because police forces do not have the resources to tackle them. The Times - Subscription at source 5/7/2019 News Cheshire Police panel chairman voted out over LGBT lanyard row A policing watchdog chairman who criticised a senior officer for wearing a rainbow lanyard has been voted out. BBC 5/7/2019 News Police Scotland to reactivate Brexit plan Police Scotland is to reactivate its Brexit contingency plans more than two months before the UK is due to leave the EU. BBC 5/7/2019 News Charity and police break up UK’s largest modern slavery ring Courts jail eight people from gang that exploited vulnerable people trafficked from Poland The Guardian 5/7/2019 News «385738583859386038613862386338643865Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
