Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103216 total results. Showing results 77261 to 77280 «386038613862386338643865386638673868Next ›Last » One year on: ACT awareness e-learning Terror survivors have called for businesses and religious organisations to complete Counter Terrorism training to help protect the UK from future attacks. Counter Terrorism Policing 2/5/2019 News Predictive Policing: Not Yet, But Soon Preemptive? For several years now, crime prediction software operating on the basis of data analysis and algorithmic pattern detection has been employed by police departments throughout the world. As these technologies aim at forestalling criminal events, they may aptly be understood as elements of preventive strategies. Do they also initiate a logic of preemptive policing, as several authors have suggested? Using the example of crime prediction software that is used in German-speaking countries, the article shows how current forms of predictive policing echo classical modes of risk calculation: usually employed in connection with domestic burglary, they help police to identify potential high-risk areas by extrapolating past crime patterns into the future. However, preemptive elements also emerge, to the extent that the software fosters ‘possibilistic’ thinking in police operations. Moreover, current advances in crime prediction technologies give us a quite different picture of a probable future of preemptive policing. Following a general trend of data-driven government that draws on self-learning algorithms and heterogeneous data sources, crime prediction software will likely be integrated into assemblages of predictive technologies where criminal events are indeed foreclosed before they can unfold and emerge, implying preemptive police action. Policing and Society - Registration at source 2/5/2019 Research article Utter filth! Police forced to live and work in buildings ‘as bad as slums’ Police stations in Scotland were found to be ‘unfit for human habitation’ in a recent damning report on living and working conditions. Metro 2/5/2019 News Changing Motivations of the Special Constable: A Qualitative Analysis of the Role of Organisational Experience in Retaining Satisfaction and Commitment In a climate of diminishing resources, securing a prolonged commitment to volunteer from special constables is an aspirational goal for police organisations. This paper moves beyond traditional egoistic and altruistic standpoints that draw people into this unpaid role, to consider ongoing decision-making processes that occur in post, which can shape a long-term career path as an unpaid volunteer special constable. Rich narratives, drawn from semi-structured interviews with volunteer special constables, capture a unique and original perspective largely absent from discussion around special constable motivation. Data and findings speak to important gaps in existing knowledge about how and why orientations to volunteering can change over the duration of a special constable’s service, resulting from organisational rather than policing experiences. Findings serve as a timely reminder that while it is important to develop deeper understandings of motives to becoming a special, so too is the significance of furthering knowledge on ways in which the experience of being a special constable within the police organisation can work to sustain commitment, motivation and thus encourage retention. Policing and Society - Registration at source 2/5/2019 Research article Gavin Williamson sacking: Former defence secretary denies Huawei leak Gavin Williamson has strenuously denied he leaked information from the National Security Council as calls are being made for a police inquiry. BBC 2/5/2019 Analysis, Feature Cops on call: Police poised to launch probe into Gavin Williamson after calls to jail ex-Defence Secretary over leak Security experts say the sacked minister must face a criminal investigation. The Sun 2/5/2019 News Street drinking, fly-tipping and nuisance neighbours: who experiences anti-social behaviour? For some people who repeatedly experience or witness anti-social behaviour it can have a devastating affect on their lives. A new report from the Victims’ Commissioner for England and Wales has called it a “living nightmare”. The Conversation 2/5/2019 Analysis, Feature Home Secretary finally proposes legal protection for police crash drivers Public backs PFEW campaign on new pursuit laws. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/5/2019 News ‘Under-qualified’ officers investigating crimes – watchdog Crimes are being investigated by inexperienced uniformed officers because of a shortage of detectives, the police watchdog has said. BBC 2/5/2019 News First hijab-wearing officer hopes to boost North Yorkshire Police diversity A police chief hopes that by working with North Yorkshire's first hijab-wearing officer he can boost force diversity. The Press (York) 2/5/2019 News Chief Constable hails ‘significant milestone’ in police force’s transformation A Yorkshire police chief has hailed a ”significant milestone” in his force’s history after inspectors praised its transformation from previously being one of the country’s worst performing force. The Yorkshire Post 2/5/2019 News Met police’s facial recognition technology ‘96% inaccurate’ The Met declined to reveal 2019 figures ahead of a future publication date i News 2/5/2019 News Drop facial recognition technology, police told Campaigners have attacked controversial facial recognition technology as statistics revealed that it wrongly identified innocent members of the public as potential criminals. The Times - Subscription at source 2/5/2019 News Inside new North Wales £21.5m eco police station hailed greenest in the UK Solar panels, LED lighting and rainwater harvesting are just some of the features of new cop shop North Wales Live 2/5/2019 News Sajid Javid proposes legal protection for police who crash cars Police drivers would be held to different driving standards to public when in road chases The Guardian 2/5/2019 News Criminals going unpunished because of cuts, says police chief Chief constable of West Midlands police says public’s faith in forces being damaged The Guardian 2/5/2019 News PEEL spotlight report: A system under pressure This report gives an overview of the emerging themes from the first group of 2018/19 PEEL (police effectiveness, efficiency and legitimacy) inspections. These themes are based on findings from 14 police force reports. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 2/5/2019 Report Police forces are generally performing well but ‘cracks are widening’ Police forces in general are offering a good level of service, but are doing so under significant pressure, HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services (HMICFRS) has said in a report published today. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 2/5/2019 News 999 calls up as public tire of waiting for 101 The number of 999 calls surged last year as the public lost confidence in the service’s non-emergency number, according to a watchdog report. The Times - Subscription at source 2/5/2019 News Criminal justice system requires ‘urgent reforms’ to improve outcomes for older people The criminal justice system requires “urgent reforms” to improve outcomes for older victims of crime, according to a new report from the Commissioner for Older People in Northern Ireland. 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