Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104588 total results. Showing results 77441 to 77460 «386938703871387238733874387538763877Next ›Last » Why lessons from pub bombings police communications meltdown must be learned I want to focus on another issue which permeated the six week hearing. It is an issue which is extremely relevant to policing today, being mindful of the ever present terror threat which has become part of modern day life. The issue is force communications. Birmingham Live 21/6/2019 Feature, Opinion Stop prosecuting crime-breaking kids so quickly – police are told Youngsters who are heading on a path to offending are put in the hands of Cleveland Police diversion service. However they are only allowed one intervention during their lifetimes before being prosecuted or given a formal caution. Teesside Live 21/6/2019 News Hong Kong protesters surround police HQ to demand charges dropped against demonstrators Thousands of protesters converged on Hong Kong's police headquarters Friday, demanding the resignation of the city's pro-Beijing leader and the release of demonstrators arrested during the territory's worst political crisis in decades. The Telegraph 21/6/2019 News Police chief vows to arm EVERY officer with Taser after assaults on staff rise EXCLUSIVE - Chief Constable Nick Adderley says the number of assaults on staff has rocketed by 50 per cent in just the last two years Mirror 21/6/2019 News Why someone complained to Leicestershire Police about Chief Constable’s tweets He's tweeted about rugby, TV and events - as well as police activity Leicestershire Live 21/6/2019 News New Zealand launches buy-back scheme for guns banned in wake of Christchurch attack New Zealand has launched a six-month buy-back scheme for semi-automatic weapons banned in the wake of the deadly Christchurch mosque shootings. The Independent 21/6/2019 News Police were warned about barrier risk on London Bridge Police have been accused of a “collective failure” to protect the public on London Bridge after taking the decision to install barriers only once there had been an attack. The Times - Subscription at source 21/6/2019 News Met Police detectives ‘solve 88%’ of London murders A senior detective has spoken about challenges in "dismantling a snitching culture" over murders in London. BBC 21/6/2019 News Sir Brian Leveson warns crimes are not being prosecuted The most senior criminal judge in England and Wales has expressed "enormous concern" that many crimes are not being prosecuted. BBC 21/6/2019 News Retiring chief to lead fresh probe into disputed 1972 shooting of Belfast woman Jon Boutcher takes on his second high-profile investigation in Northern Ireland. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/6/2019 News Advice on how to support a victim of terrorism This guidance is to help family, friends, peers and the community surrounding victims of terrorism support someone who has been affected by a terrorist attack. Home Office 20/6/2019 Report Victorian-era police base closes its doors for the final time Thames Valley Police has promised neighbourhood policing will be “unaffected” by the closure of a Victorian police station dating back more than 150 years. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/6/2019 News Modernising offender healthcare The Ministry of Justice has issued a statement which shows that it is beginning to deliver on the health justice agenda that it has spent so much time talking about. The press release focuses on three distinct initiatives. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/6/2019 News ‘I feel like I was being punished for doing my job’ A police officer who sat through a six week trial accused of using a police dog to assault suspects says he has been treated "terribly by the IOPC". Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/6/2019 News FedCast 5: Politicians must change their relationship with policing [PODCAST] In the latest edition of our “FedCast” National Chair John Apter is joined by our Operational Policing Lead Simon Kempton. Hosted by Ian Collins, this episode focuses on President Trump’s recent State Visit and the work the Federation has done to ensure our members’ physical and financial welfare was safeguarded. And as the Conservative Leadership contest hots up, why it is vital that whoever becomes the next PM prioritises policing. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 20/6/2019 Feature, Opinion IOPC strikes back: ‘We won’t apologise for holding officers to account’ Regional Director slams GMP Fed chairman's comments as 'unhelpful and disappointing'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/6/2019 News Police create ‘chat benches’ to combat loneliness, ‘help make life a little better’ Police in an English seaside town have installed “chat benches” in a bid to combat loneliness in the community. Anyone who is feeling isolated or disconnected is encouraged to sit on the benches and strike up a conversation with a friendly stranger. Yahoo! 20/6/2019 News GMP Chief Constable didn’t lie in press statement about gangster surveillance op, investigation finds And there's more good news for region's top cop Manchester Evening News 20/6/2019 News How Well Do Police Specialists Risk Assess Registered Sexual Offenders? This study examined 91 Active Risk Management System (ARMS) assessments from four police areas across England and Wales. ARMS is a tool that guides criminal justice practitioners to assess and develop formal risk management plans based on the risks and strengths of individual clients convicted of sexual offending. This present study is particularly concerned with the application of this new tool and the quality of subsequent risk assessment as a result of police practitioner assessment. Findings indicate the quality of ARMS assessments were not to the expected standard. The study found while there were acceptable levels of detail and evidence documented by practitioners across individual areas; overall, assessor risk ratings and risk management plans were poor. This paper provides an outline of these findings, making suggestions for areas of improvement, along with recommendations for policy, practice, and research. Journal of Sexual Aggression - Registration at source 20/6/2019 Research article Plural Policing As Professional Strife. Municipal Officers and Police Officers in the Netherlands In the past 30 years, the introduction of new providers of policing services has meant that the policing landscape in many countries has changed considerably. In the Netherlands, an important aspect of this ‘pluralization of policing’ is the introduction of municipal officers: new, public officials who are employed by Dutch municipalities. This article discusses how front-line professionals themselves view these changes and the division of labour between the regular police and municipal officers. By interpreting their views as strife and contestation over professional domains and by borrowing concepts from the sociology of professions, it adds a novel perspective to the current debate on plural policing. The article discerns four views, two of which highlight differences and two of which highlight similarities between these professions. In interpreting these views, the article states that officers define their professions mostly by referring to fundamental argumentations about professional core aspects and higher values. This implies the ‘professional projects’ of front-line workers might be as important as their orientation on outside (societal) needs and desires. International Journal of Police Science & Management 20/6/2019 Research article «386938703871387238733874387538763877Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
