Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103270 total results. Showing results 78301 to 78320 «391239133914391539163917391839193920Next ›Last » UK police should not deploy live facial recognition technology until issues are resolved, MPs told The Science and Technology Committee has heard from the information and biometrics commissioners about the flawed use of live facial recognition technology by UK police Computer Weekly 22/3/2019 News Bungling Sussex police record less than half of all knife crime Sussex Police yesterday admitted that more than half of crimes involving a knife had not been properly monitored because officers routinely failed to tick the relevant box on paperwork. Express 22/3/2019 News Doing Death Work: A Typology of How Homicide Detectives Orient to Their Work Homicide investigation is among the most prestigious and challenging undertakings in modern day law enforcement agencies. Most metropolitan police departments assign the investigation of suspicious deaths to a dedicated homicide unit staffed by an elite group of specially trained and highly competent investigators. These units are commonly associated with close-knit cultures, high individual and collective expectations, and high status within the organisation. Drawing upon roughly 300 hours of ethnographic work within the homicide unit of a major metropolitan police department in the US, this paper provides insight into how homicide investigators construct their occupational identities within the context of their work environment. A 4-part typology of homicide detective identities emerged from the data with one’s primary motivation for solving cases and general approach to investigative work shaping membership outcomes. The theoretical and policy implications that follow are considered, especially the way that detectives orient to their work and its potential impact on homicide casework and clearance levels. Policing and Society - Registration at source 22/3/2019 Research article Communities urged to take action to help combat County Lines Norfolk police is calling on communities to take action as it supports a new campaign being launched this week to raise awareness of County Lines. Norfolk Constabulary 22/3/2019 News Force mission to ‘persuade the rest to make us the best’ A force still recovering from a legacy of two of the biggest stains in policing history has gone on a charm offensive in a “quest to be best”. South Yorkshire Police is out to woo fresh blood with a direct appeal to the rest of the UK for “compassionate, resilient and professional” officers. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/3/2019 News Validation and Calibration of the Spanish Police Intimate Partner Violence Risk Assessment System (VioGén) This study describes the rationale, development, and validation of the intimate partner violence (IPV) police risk assessment forms of the VioGén System of the Spanish Ministry of Interior (VPR4.0 and VPER4.0), which promote greater predictive effectiveness and an improvement in the IPV law enforcement prevention. A validation study of the mentioned protocols is presented, including inter-observer reliability, estimated by the equivalence or inter-judge reliability method, while the convergent validity of these protocols was calculated with the RVD-BCN protocol. The sample consisted of 6613 new cases of IPV included in the VioGén System over a period of 2 months and which were longitudinally followed up for 6 months. The discrimination indexes are not only the summarized odds ratio (OR), area under the ROC curve (AUC), sensitivity, and specificity, but also the calibration indexes positive predictive value (PPV) and negative predictive value (NPV). The results show the suitability of using procedures which, in a coordinated manner, incorporate two risk assessment instruments, one for a first screening assessment and a second one to re-assess IPV danger situations on a regular basis. The values obtained are within the margins reported by different meta-analyses regarding this type of instruments, which supports their use for professional practice. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology - Registration at source 22/3/2019 Research article South Yorkshire Police call for all hate crimes to be reported Police chiefs in South Yorkshire are calling for all hate crimes to be reported despite some offences being difficult to investigate. New figures released this week revealed that one in four racially or religiously motivated offences go unsolved in South Yorkshire, with suspects in those cases never identified. The Star (Yorkshire) 22/3/2019 News Six of the 11 cars launched this year have ‘poor’ security ratings Inadequate safety measures to counter keyless car crime raise concerns. motor1.com 22/3/2019 News Birmingham mosques on heightened alert after attacks Security has been stepped up at mosques across Birmingham after five were targeted during an "abhorrent" spate of vandalism. BBC 22/3/2019 News West Yorkshire Police Chief Constable Announces Retirement Dee Collins: "In July I would have completed 32 years’ service in policing, 12 years of those as a chief officer in Derbyshire Constabulary and West Yorkshire Police. Following my recent secondment to the College of Policing where I have had the privilege to successfully lead the national Strategic Command Course, I have decided that it is the right time for both me and the Force that I retire." West Yorkshire Police 22/3/2019 News Explaining Police Corruption Among Mexican Police Officers Through A Social Learning Perspective This study examines the causes of corruption among Mexican police officers through the lens of social learning theory. Self-administered questionnaires were used to gather information about behavior of corruption, economic situation, job dissatisfaction, lack of commitment, and definitions and reinforcement favorable to corruption among a sample of Mexican police officers. Ordinary Least Squares regression analysis was used to determine whether differential reinforcement and definitions help to explain levels of corruption among sampled police officers. Results show that positive definitions and reinforcement towards corruption are significant predictors of police corruption, and partially mediate the effect of job dissatisfaction on corruption. Deviant Behavior - Registration at source 22/3/2019 Research article Police officers ‘unaware’ of dog control legislation Police officers do not all know about dog control legislation introduced by Holyrood almost a decade ago, MSPs have been told. The National 22/3/2019 News ‘If I was a drug dealer… I would go to Lyme Regis or somewhere like that’: Dorset police unwittingly offer tip for drug-smugglers at a public meeting Avon and Somerset Police and Crime Commissioner made the odd comments Mail Online 22/3/2019 News Volvo cars to pull off road if they detect drunk drivers For motorists who might be tempted to take the wheel after a drink or two there is a new brake on bad behaviour: a car that can tick you off for drink-driving. The Times - Subscription at source 22/3/2019 News UK Police Federation Hit by Ransomware The UK’s Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) was the victim of a malware attack, according to two different tweets posted by the National Cyber Security Center (NCSC) UK and the PFEW. Info Security 21/3/2019 News Police Federation confirms cyber attack PFEW says the incident happened on March 9 and it was able to respond quickly to the alert from its cybersecurity systems. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/3/2019 News Windows smashed at five mosques in Birmingham Counter-terrorism police are investigating after windows were smashed at five mosques in Birmingham. The Guardian 21/3/2019 News ‘Time for forces nationwide to judge our pilot scheme’ A regional pilot scheme to speed up domestic abuse investigations through the courts has been hailed a national game changer on the day campaigners accused police of "a systemic failure" to protect victims. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 21/3/2019 News Predictable risks A new report released this week by the Police Foundation looks at how the service can meet the challenge of a changing criminal landscape by the imaginative use of data-driven technologies amid concerns of threats to civil liberties and privacy. Police Professional - Subscription at source 21/3/2019 Analysis, Feature Note guilty Differences in the short-term and working memory of individual members of a jury, together with the speed at which they are able to make notes, can all have a significant impact on the verdict they reach, according to new research. Police Professional reports. Police Professional - Subscription at source 21/3/2019 Analysis, Feature «391239133914391539163917391839193920Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
