Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 101073 total results. Showing results 78501 to 78520 «392239233924392539263927392839293930Next ›Last » HMICFRS: Forces still ‘failing some victims of crime’ over crime data integrity Inspections into the recording of crime in Gwent Police and Dyfed-Powys Police judged both forces to require improvement, despite the concerted efforts of both forces to record crime more accurately. Police Professional 5/12/2018 News Domestic abuse commissioner to be recruited The Home Office is to appoint a Designate Domestic Abuse Commissioner to help the Government “transform” its response to the issue. Police Professional 5/12/2018 News Tracking Procedural Justice in Stop and Search Encounters: Coding Evidence From Body-Worn Video Cameras To what extent do police stop-and-search practices, as captured on officers’ body-worn video cameras, adhere to key dimensions of procedural justice theory, and do levels of adherence vary across the dimensions of (1) citizen participation and voice, (2) neutrality and explanation, (3) respect and dignity and (4) trustworthy motives? A random sample of 100 recorded stop-and-search encounters was selected from all 601 encounters recorded by Greater Manchester Police between 1st January and 31st August 2017, with an average duration of 12 minutes of combined video and audio with transcripts. These records were coded entirely by the first author for the four main dimensions of procedural justice and details about the actors/participants involved. The dimensions were combined into an overall index score of procedural justice for each encounter. Most stop-and-searches were characterised by a strong element of police allowing citizens to express voice, followed by police demonstrating respect and offering explanation. Cambridge Journal of Evidence-Based Policing 5/12/2018 Research article Police engagement of external security consultants investigation report NEW ZEALAND: This report summarises findings of the internal investigation conducted by the New Zealand Police into Police’s use of external security consultants between 2003 and 2018. [pdf] New Zealand Police 5/12/2018 Report Guernsey’s Committee for Home Affairs to face tough questions over police report Guernsey's Committee for Home Affairs will face tough questions from a public scrutiny panel today after a recent report by UK inspectors, HMIC, strongly criticised the political leadership for law enforcement. ITV News 5/12/2018 News Help officers under attack, urges Met chief Cressida Dick The public should “get involved and do something physical” if they see police officers being attacked, the Metropolitan Police commissioner has said. The Times - Subscription at source 5/12/2018 News Crown Prosecution Service cannot take any more cuts, says Max Hill The chief prosecutor for England and Wales has warned that the Crown Prosecution Service can take no further cuts if it is to cope with volumes of digital evidence. The Times - Subscription at source 5/12/2018 News Five Gloucestershire MPs call on police chief Martin Surl to back down from bid to run the fire service Five Gloucestershire MPs of six have called on police chief Martin Surl to back down from a bid that would see him run the fire service. Gloucestershire Live 4/12/2018 News ‘Completely unacceptable’ forensic response to rape Many victims of sexual crime in Scotland had to wait over 24 hours for a forensic examination and were often examined by males, an inspection has found. Police Professional 4/12/2018 News 101 ‘chatbots’ set to assist call handlers in Northamptonshire Northamptonshire Police is to introduce a system of fully-automated ‘chatbots’ to take non-emergency reports from crime victims, record details of offences and provide advice to help cut costs and reduce the heavy workload on call handlers. Police Professional 4/12/2018 News Further CPS cuts impossible as workload grows, says new boss Rise of smartphones means even routine cases now need more scrutiny, says Max Hill The Guardian 4/12/2018 News Public poll exposes scale of policing crisis A public poll exposes the scale of the crisis facing police forces with almost half of the population saying they have never seen a police officer patrolling the beat at night. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 4/12/2018 News Delayed Airwave replacement makes progress The long-awaited replacement for the aging Airwave radio system has finally began its first testing phase. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/12/2018 News Search on for Commissioner to lead response on domestic abuse Government to recruit for new expert to tackle domestic abuse issues Home Office 4/12/2018 News Officers left stuck in the middle of deadly consequences of mental health malaise, Fed warns Rank-and-file officers are facing ever-increasing dangers of deadly confrontations with individuals suffering mental health problems on a “daily basis”, a policing leader has warned. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/12/2018 News Police driver could face trial for knocking robber off moped in Erith A police pursuit driver is under criminal investigation for knocking a teenage boy off a moped in a case that has prompted angry criticism of the police watchdog. The Times - Subscription at source 4/12/2018 News Extra staff ruled out as police struggle to control public demand for 101 phone service South Yorkshire’s chief constable has warned a new communications system introduced last month will not be enough to end the delays callers experience in getting an answer when they dial 101 – but he has also ruled out investing in more staff. The Yorkshire Post 4/12/2018 News 1,600 Cheshire police officers now use body-worn video cameras A total of 1,600 officers at Cheshire Constabulary are now using body-worn video cameras following the completion of a force-wide roll out. The Standard (Chester) 4/12/2018 News Britain’s top police officer wants the public to wade in to protect cops Cressida Dick it was 'disgusting' that bystanders recorded videos of officers being assaulted and uploaded them to the internet Mirror 4/12/2018 News Brexit WARNING: Met Police chief reveals force preparing for no-deal CIVIL UNREST Metropolitan Police Commissioner Cressida Dick has said the force is preparing for the possibility of civil unrest in the event of a no deal Brexit. Express 4/12/2018 News «392239233924392539263927392839293930Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
