Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 101221 total results. Showing results 77341 to 77360 «386438653866386738683869387038713872Next ›Last » Police invite critics of Prevent to ‘stand up and be counted’ Review of anti-terror scheme is critics’ chance to suggest improvements, chief constable says The Guardian 5/2/2019 News Police Chiefs’ Blog: CC Simon Cole – Independent review of Prevent is the time for hard fact, not twisted fiction The recent announcement of an independent review of Prevent was a welcome one to me and, most likely, to other Prevent practitioners up and down the country. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 5/2/2019 Feature, Opinion Life in the slow lane: Musings of a police officer on a diagnosis of ME/CFS Policing is a can-do service, but what happens when illness or disability mean that you can't? Colin Paine is a Detective Chief Superintendent in Thames Valley Police. Here he reflects on his diagnosis of ME/CFS. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 5/2/2019 Opinion Forces criticised for use of predictive algorithms The human rights campaign group Liberty has called for UK police forces to “end their use of predictive policing mapping programs, which it says rely on problematic historical arrest data and encourage the over-policing of marginalised communities”. Police Professional 5/2/2019 News Weekly academic research summary This summary curates the key policing-related research that's been published online in the last week, with links to the original journal articles, and selected abstracts - plus a short guide outlining how serving police officers and staff can get access, free, to many of the articles listed through the National Police Library. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 5/2/2019 News Sadiq Khan hands Labour crony £116k to head up new anti-violence unit The London Mayor has hired a Labour councillor on a huge salary to lead his anti-violence efforts The Sun 5/2/2019 News When No One Is Watching: Evaluating the Impact of Body-Worn Cameras on Use of Force Incidents Outcomes associated with police body-worn cameras (BWCs) and their influence on use of force is chiefly known from large-scale implementation studies and randomised controlled trials. While these studies provide valuable insight, there is concern that these studies are susceptible to the Hawthorne effect. Using an interrupted time series analysis, this study examines whether the implementation of BWCs had an effect on use of force incidents within a United States department that independently adopted BWCs and did not participate in a collaborative research trial. Results show that while there was a non-significant drop in use of force incidents at the month of BWC implementation, there was a steady, significant increase in use of force incidents for every month following implementation. The number of incidents reaches pre-BWC implementation frequencies after three years. These findings indicate that BWCs may influence police behaviour immediately following implementation, though this influence weakens over time as BWCs become normalised with daily police use Policing and Society - Registration at source 5/2/2019 Research article King calls for PCC resignation Former pop music producer and personality, Jonathan King, has called for Surrey’s Police and Crime Commissioner David Munro to resign over the handling of his complaints into his collapsed trial. Edenbridge Chronicle 5/2/2019 News Whistleblower says she was told to torch undercover police files Reports that senior officers ordered the destruction of files relating to covert operations have prompted renewed calls for an inquiry into undercover policing in Scotland. The Times - Subscription at source 5/2/2019 News Less than 10% of resolved police complaints result in action during quarter One in 12 complaints made about Suffolk police during a three month period of last year have resulted in formal action. Ipswich Star 5/2/2019 News Dithering ministers must tackle knife crime Reducing the number of pupils who are permanently excluded from school will save lives and money in the long run The Times - Subscription at source 5/2/2019 Feature, Opinion Half of knife offenders are teens or young boys Teenagers and children as young as ten make up half of the capital’s knife crime offenders, figures show. The Times - Subscription at source 5/2/2019 Analysis, Feature Social media sites will be forced to protect children A new law will force social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to protect younger users from harmful online content. The Times - Subscription at source 5/2/2019 News Policing by machine – Predictive policing and the threat to our rights Policing by Machine – Predictive Policing and the Threat to Our Rights collates the results of 90 Freedom of Information requests sent to every force in the UK, laying bare the full extent of biased ‘predictive policing’ for the first time – and how it threatens everyone’s rights and freedoms. Liberty 4/2/2019 Report Battle of the Narratives Dr Dave Sloggett looks at the most recent efforts of the Security Services to engage with members of the public on social media. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/2/2019 Analysis, Feature Liberty report exposes police forces’ use of discriminatory data to predict crime At least 14 UK police forces have used or intend to use discriminatory computer programs to predict where crime will be committed and by whom, according to new research published today by Liberty. Liberty 4/2/2019 News UK police forces using ‘discriminatory’ algorithms to predict crime At least 14 police forces are using algorithms which could reinforce bias and stereotypes, Liberty claims i News 4/2/2019 News Exonerated ACC: I can move into retirement after 14-month nightmare Top officer cleared of misconduct over firing range allegations. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/2/2019 News Government ‘pauses’ pension cost cap action pending legal decision PFEW 'extremely disappointed' with decision. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/2/2019 News Major changes to Parole Board process gives victims more powers The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) has announced “sweeping changes” to the Parole Board process which allow victims in England and Wales to request a reconsideration of a release decision. Police Professional 4/2/2019 News «386438653866386738683869387038713872Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
