Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 101073 total results. Showing results 78521 to 78540 «392339243925392639273928392939303931Next ›Last » Extra North Wales detectives recruited to tackle ’emerging crimes’ Police to tackle the rising tide of emerging threats like cyber-crime and the exploitation of vulnerable children and young people by drugs gangs. The Bangor Aye 4/12/2018 News Five Gloucestershire MPs call on police chief Martin Surl to back down from bid to run the fire service The Letter from MPs in full calling on Martin Surl to back down Gloucestershire Live 4/12/2018 News Police officers who use new moped ramming tactics face prosecution Police officers face the risk of prosecution if they knock suspected criminals off their mopeds during vehicle chases, it has emerged. The Times 4/12/2018 News Met police officer could be charged for ramming moped A Met Police officer who knocked a teenager off a moped while employing a new ramming tactic could face criminal charges. BBC 4/12/2018 News We are turning tide against violent crime in London, says Met chief Cressida Dick says knife and gun crime is falling after extra officers were drafted into taskforce The Guardian 4/12/2018 News Pensions: ‘The solution will be in funding settlement’, says minister Minister repeatedly dodges police funding questions Police Oracle - Subscription at source 4/12/2018 News You Don’t See the World Through the Same Eyes Any More: the Impact of Sexual Offending Work on Police Staff This paper examines the experiences of police staff in England who work with sexual offence material (SOM). Eleven officers completed a questionnaire then took part in semi-structured interviews. The data were analysed in two stages: Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis was used to illuminate the ‘lived experience’ of participants, and establish a theme structure. Clinical models of workplace trauma were then employed to explore the theme ‘Impact of working with sexual offending’. Impact includes cognitive intrusions and increased suspiciousness. The authors identify where officers’ accounts intersect with nascent symptoms of both Vicarious Traumatisation (McCann and Pearlman, 1990) and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Police Journal - Registration at source 4/12/2018 Research article Fraud investigation: It’s time for the police service to up its game Fraud accounts for a third of reported crime in England and Wales yet the number of cases investigated and prosecuted is tiny compared to the volume. As the Police Foundation publishes its latest research on improving the police response to fraud victims, Ian Dyson, Commissioner for the City of London Police which leads nationally on fraud, says things are changing. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 4/12/2018 Analysis Report Watch: HMICFRS’ Policing and Mental Health Report – ‘Picking up the Pieces’ The latest in our Report Watch series, summarises the findings of a report by HMICFRS’ Policing and Mental Health Report, Picking Up the Pieces, published last month (Nov 27). We look at the impact on policing, recommendations as well as stakeholder and media reactions. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 4/12/2018 Analysis Improved services for sexual crime complainers and victims Healthcare services for rape and sexual assault complainers and victims will be improved through £8.5 million of investment. The Scottish government will provide the money over the next three years to help health boards deliver better services for victims. In this financial year, £2.5m will be used to recruit workforce, provide training and create facilities. Scottish Legal News 4/12/2018 News Anger over unacceptable delays for child victims of sex abuse across Highlands and Islands Child victims of sex abuse in the Highlands, Orkney and Shetland face unacceptable delays before they can be examined, a damning review of Scotland’s forensic services has said. The Press and Journal 4/12/2018 News Scotland’s sex attack danger zones to be revealed on new mobile phone app Women will be able to access information on sexual assaults and harassment in a bid to avoid risky areas. Daily Record 4/12/2018 News Police reveal North Wales’ fastest-growing crimes as shake-up starts to take them on New investigators are being recruited to help tackle emerging offences North Wales Live 4/12/2018 News Protect and serve: Helping police ingest and share multi-media evidence It goes without saying that CCTV footage, dashcam and mobile phone recordings, and videos of witness statements can be integral pieces of evidence in criminal investigations and prosecution proceedings. However, without the right technologies in place to support and secure the ingestion and sharing of these files, they can cause significant issues for the police and wider justice community. FutureScot 4/12/2018 Analysis, Feature Met Commissioner defends deputy who didn’t intervene in Westminster terror attack Sir Craig Mackey, Acting Commissioner, locked himself inside a car as one of his officers was murdered just metres away during the Westminster attack. LBC 4/12/2018 News UK police forces struggling with cyber crime Increased cyber crime is diverting police resources away from dealing with other issues such as violent crime. That’s the conclusion that think tank Parliament Street arrived at after analysing Freedom of Information (FOI) requests sent to police forces in England. Only 14 forces responded to the request, which paints a damning picture of how cyber crime is dealt with or, more realistically, isn’t dealt with. Enterprise Times 4/12/2018 News West Mercia police and crime commissioner hits back at police number claims The number of police officers employed by the force that covers Shropshire has been “significantly lower” than it is now, it has been claimed. Shropshire Star 4/12/2018 News First of 150 police officers paid for by an increase in council tax will start this week This week 56 newly-qualified police constables will be hitting the streets of Essex as the first tranche of 150 new officers paid for following an increase in the policing part of council tax. Yellow Advertiser 4/12/2018 News British policing faces crisis: Crime soars as police numbers drop to lowest in 37 years The scale of the crisis facing police forces is exposed today as figures reveal the lowest number of officers since the infamous "riot year" of 1981. Just 110,000 are struggling to cope with an epidemic of knife crime, a surge of violence on the streets as well as warring drugs gangs, spiralling cyber crime and the ever-present terrorist threat. Express 4/12/2018 News Public should ‘get involved’ and ‘do something physical’ if they see police being attacked, Met commissioner says The public should be "getting involved" and "do something physical" if they see a police officer being attacked, according to the Met Police's commissioner. Cressida Dick said the recent trend of people filming attacks on police and mockingly posting the footage online was "absolutely awful". The Telegraph 4/12/2018 News «392339243925392639273928392939303931Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
