Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100051 total results. Showing results 78801 to 78820 «393739383939394039413942394339443945Next ›Last » Pension proposals could have ‘dire consequences’ for police force in Suffolk Pension changes could have a ‘catastrophic’ effect on policing Suffolk, risking almost 100 jobs and curbing recruitment, according to the chief constable. Ipswich Star 22/10/2018 News Thousands of domestic violence victims could be at risk as police oblivious of court orders against attackers Exclusive: Sussex Police and Crime Commissioner says: 'I cannot imagine the trauma of having to physically carry around a piece of paper to prove you have a non-molestation order. Every time they put it in their handbag or pin it to their fridge, they are reminded they are a victim' The Independent 22/10/2018 News Applications of Data Science in Policing: VeriPol, An Investigation Support Tool Data science is an interdisciplinary field involving the development of processes and systems to extract knowledge and understanding from data in different formats and from different sources. Considering the large amount of data generated and managed by public safety agencies, data science applications in the police sector are numerous. More important are the advantages that the different applications of data science could provide the police on issues such as the optimization of resources, the increase of efficiency and effectiveness, the modernization and its exemplariness when compared with other institutions. In this paper we present different potential applications fields of Data Science for the police. In addition, we focus on the case of VeriPol, a tool for automatic detection of false violent robbery reports, currently under development by the Spanish National Police. In particular, we illustrate a detailed analysis of the results of a recent pilot study aimed at assessing the effectiveness of the tool. European Law Enforcement Research Bulletin 22/10/2018 Research article Innovation Management in Police Organisation The article deals with the evaluation of innovation management process of the Police University College of Finland. As an example of evidence-based policing model in practice, the innovation (iPREP police training method), the scientific research that developed the innovation and the adoption of the innovation are introduced. European Law Enforcement Research Bulletin 22/10/2018 Research article Law Enforcement Conduct Commission Annual Report 2017-2018 AUSTRALIA: The Law Enforcement Conduct Commission commenced operations on 1 July 2017, and this report outlines the important work conducted in our first full year of independent oversight of the NSW Police Force (NSWPF) and the NSW Crime Commission (NSWCC). [pdf] NSW Law Enforcement Conduct Commission (LECC) (Australia) 22/10/2018 Report Pension proposals could have ‘dire consequences’ for police force in Suffolk Pension changes could have a ‘catastrophic’ effect on policing Suffolk, risking almost 100 jobs and curbing recruitment, according to the chief constable. Ipswich Star 22/10/2018 News Ex-met police chief Bernard Hogan-Howe calls for urgent review of cannabis laws Bernard Hogan-Howe, the former Metropolitan Police commissioner, has called for an "urgent review" of the evidence around legalising cannabis. The Telegraph 22/10/2018 News Former Met police chief urges rethink on cannabis Bernard Hogan-Howe says there is clear evidence to warrant review of prohibition The Guardian 22/10/2018 News Domestic Abuse Nearly 2 million people a year in England and Wales experience domestic abuse, and many endure long-term harm from their experiences. Domestic abuse is traumatising for victims and their children and is unacceptable in our society. It requires legislative change and a comprehensive strategy, effective across the country, that confronts one of this country’s most common and most serious crimes. Earlier this year the Government set out its strategy for tackling domestic abuse, and it has committed to bringing forward a draft Domestic Abuse Bill later this year. We decided to hold a short inquiry into the Government’s proposed strategy, and to identify issues which it must address in the draft bill and in its future policies Parliament.uk 22/10/2018 Report Universal credit is backward step in tackling domestic abuse, MPs warn Home affairs committee report urges government to scrap single household payments The Guardian 22/10/2018 News Finders can be keepers, say police Save The honest citizen’s instinct to hand in valuables at their nearest police station will be rebuffed under a decision that will save £1.5 million a year. The Times - Subscription at source 22/10/2018 News Abuse scandals prompt rogue cabbie crackdown A purge on rogue minicab drivers will be launched after the child exploitation scandals in towns such as Rochdale and Rotherham. The Times - Subscription at source 22/10/2018 News County lines gangs escape prosecution A police force has failed to prosecute a single “county lines” drug dealer in a city where hundreds of children are at risk of exploitation by criminal networks, The Times can reveal. The Times - Subscription at source 22/10/2018 News Police dispute Irish President’s security claims during Belfast trip Police in Northern Ireland have disputed the Irish President’s claim that he had to travel to Belfast by private jet because they could not provide security for him to journey by road. News Letter (Northern Ireland) 21/10/2018 News How we help police officers cope with mental health challenges In his latest column, Suffolk Constabulary chief constable GARETH WILSON talks about how his force is dealing with the mental health pressures the job of policing can place on his staff. East Anglian Daily Times 21/10/2018 Feature, Opinion Philip Hammond BLOCKS extra for money for the police in Budget talks with the Home Secretary Philip Hammond has rejected pleas from the Home Secretary for extra money for the police in the Budget amid alarm at rising crime, it was claimed today. Mail Online 21/10/2018 News Almost £2 million of fraud prevented in Hampshire It's since a scheme encouraging banking staff to spot the signs was introduced, say police. Spire FM 21/10/2018 News Groundbreaking face recognition technology could revolutionise Britain’s policing and catch suspects in SECONDS The introduction of the £90million Japanese technology, which scans faces in a crowd against photos on a police watch list, has already led to dozens of arrests The Sun 21/10/2018 News Legalise cannabis — and knife violence too — or keep fighting the war against crime Canada was pretty much sold out of dope on Wednesday, from Halifax to Vancouver, Windsor to Baffin Island. Day one of the legalisation of marijuana and the whole country was zonked out of its irritating, liberal box. There were almost certainly Inuit in Nunavut rolling big fat spliffs instead of slicing up the whale blubber. I don’t blame them. If I lived in Canada, I’d do much the same. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 21/10/2018 Feature, Opinion Ban firework sales to stop yobs terrorising communities, says Manchester police chief A top chief constable has called for an outright ban on the sale of fireworks in order to stop young people 'terrorising' communities. Mail Online 21/10/2018 News «393739383939394039413942394339443945Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
