Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 96314 total results. Showing results 78801 to 78820 «393739383939394039413942394339443945Next ›Last » Rule change will give police officers more powers to chase moped thugs who throw off their helmets Rules on police chasing crooks are being changed to give officers more confidence to pursue violent moped criminals who throw off their helmets. Mail Online 22/5/2018 News Police may be given greater freedom to chase motorbikes Police officers will be free to chase cars and motorcycles without fear of being charged with dangerous driving under government plans published today. The Times - Subscription at source 22/5/2018 News Google ‘identifies rape victims’ Tech giant accused of allowing users to bypass court anonymity orders The Times - Subscription at source 22/5/2018 News Moped crime: New rules to protect police pursuit drivers Police drivers will have more legal protection if they are involved in a crash, in a bid to tackle criminals on mopeds, as part of Home Office plans. BBC 22/5/2018 News Officers question ‘unsustainable’ reform Police Scotland’s officers are concerned that the savings required of the force are unsustainable. Police Professional - Subscription at source 21/5/2018 News Police and crime commissioner defend distribution of 1,000 bibles after secularists call it ‘religious favouritism’ "Surrey Police is a multi-faith organisation and the PCC David Munro is fully supportive of the force's approach to offering support to officers and staff of all beliefs and faiths" Surrey Live 21/5/2018 News Manchester attack anniversary: Police off work with PTSD a year after bombing, officer reveals 'I’ve seen my fair bit of trauma but it’s the worst I’ve ever seen' The Independent 21/5/2018 News Revising PACE codes C, H, E and F This consultation response covers the outcome of the consultation on PACE codes C, H, E and F. The revised codes C, H, E and F were laid before Parliament on 21 May 2018 together with a draft order and an explanatory memorandum. Following Parliamentary approval, the order will bring the code into operation 21 days after it is made. The draft order and explanatory memorandum have also been published. Until these codes come into operation, the current codes C, H, E and F remain in force. Home Office 21/5/2018 Report Home Office asked to ‘take officer safety seriously’ through central Taser funding The Government has been urged to help struggling forces by funding Taser centrally. Police Professional - Subscription at source 21/5/2018 News Ten hotels fail police checks on child sex abuse Hotel crackdown on child sex abuse by West Yorkshire Police and Calderdale Council Huddersfield Daily Examiner 21/5/2018 News Essex Police officers deny sabotaging sex abuse cases Two police officers have denied sabotaging a string of sex abuse cases, the Old Bailey has heard. BBC 21/5/2018 News Police Scotland to start Taser training for over 500 officers More than 500 officers are set to start Taser training which was ordered in response to an increase in assaults on police. The National 21/5/2018 News Police ICT users: We need your views! Are you employed by a UK police force? We would like to invite officers and staff to take part in CoPaCC's second annual Police ICT User Survey 2018. Get your views heard by those managing, delivering and planning the information and communications technology (ICT) critical to your role. Take part to help improve your ICT provision and for the chance to win the latest Apple iPad! Policing Insight 21/5/2018 News Behind Closed Door: Organised sexual exploitation in England and Wales An inquiry by the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Prostitution and the Global Sex Trade Parliament.uk 21/5/2018 Report Gavin Shuker: Organised sexual exploitation is a national scandal. It must be stopped A minority of UK men who pay to sexually access women’s bodies are driving this form of modern-day slavery. To end the exploitation and trafficking we must criminalise paying for sex, writes Gavin Shuker, the chair of the APPG on Prostitution and the Global Sex Trade PoliticsHome 21/5/2018 Feature, Opinion Sexual exploitation of women in ‘pop-up brothels’ is widespread, report says Politicians call for UK to criminalise paying for sex, which helps fund trafficking The Guardian 21/5/2018 News David Jamieson: Expelled pupils ‘face becoming part of street gang violence’ Pupils being excluded from school could be at the mercy of street gangs, says the West Midlands crime chief following a week of lethal violence. Express & Star 21/5/2018 News Sussex Police launch new scheme for vulnerable people with dementia A new scheme to help find vulnerable missing people with dementia and related conditions is being adopted across Sussex. Eastbourne Herald 21/5/2018 News Police officers re-elect John Apter as federation chief Hampshire Police Federation officers have re-elected John Apter as their chief. Mr Apter has vowed to “not let officers down” as they voted him in for a further term. Basingstoke Gazette 21/5/2018 News The Iron Fist in the Velvet Glove? Testing the Militarisation/Community Policing Paradox A number of police militarisation scholars have explored the paradox of the simultaneous emergence of community policing and militarism in the United States. Several researchers have suggested that police militarisation and community policing may be cohesive strategies of state control, with community policing being the “velvet glove” that wraps the “iron fist” of militarisation in palatable rhetoric. Alternatively, it has been suggested that these two policing strategies are incoherent, having emerged as a result of the state’s disorganised attempts to maintain control in the face of significant societal changes. To date, little research has examined the link between community policing and police militarization specifically. This study uses community policing data from the 2013 LEMAS survey to examine variation in military equipment acquisition data from the Department of Defense’s 1033 Program between the years 2012 and 2014. Results show that departments engaging in certain community policing activities are significantly less likely to acquire general military equipment, firearms, and military vehicles. International Journal of Police Science & Management - Registration at source 21/5/2018 Research article «393739383939394039413942394339443945Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
