Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 105119 total results. Showing results 78961 to 78980 «394539463947394839493950395139523953Next ›Last » Yorkshire police force on the hunt for new Chief Constable with salary of £180k West Yorkshire Police is on the hunt for a new Chief Constable with a salary of more than £180,000. The Yorkshire Post 11/5/2019 News Social media boycott ‘may be only way to protect children’ Police’s top child protection officer says fines would be ‘drop in the ocean’ to tech firms The Guardian 11/5/2019 News Social media: Senior police officer calls for boycott over abuse images A boycott of social media sites could force firms to take action to safeguard children, a senior police officer says. BBC 11/5/2019 News ‘Cyber kiosks’ to be rolled out by summer after use is found to be “lawful” Police Scotland hope to roll-out their controversial ‘cyber kiosks’ by as early as this summer after their use was found to be lawful. Scottish Police Federation (SPF) 10/5/2019 News Armed police sent to more than 5,000 routine incidents Firearms officers in Scotland responded to more than 5,000 routine incidents after rules on their deployment were liberalised last year. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/5/2019 News Desmond Brown appointed as chair of new panel tackling racial bias in Avon and Somerset’s criminal justice system “Young black people are now nine times more likely to be in youth custody than young white people." Bristol Live 10/5/2019 News London Bridge attack: ‘We did the best we could,’ says police officer One of the first armed police officers at the London Bridge attack has told how the first thing he did was to treat a dying woman at the scene. BBC 10/5/2019 News State may take back control of probation service David Gauke, the justice secretary, is preparing to renationalise probation after a partial privatisation by Chris Grayling that a watchdog branded “irredeemably flawed”. The Times - Subscription at source 10/5/2019 News NAO issues scathing assessment of Home Office ESN management A further delay in the rollout of the Emergency Services Network (ESN) is likely and the Government’s already increased forecast costs are highly uncertain, according to a report by the National Audit Office (NAO). Police Professional 10/5/2019 News Home Office needs to ‘get its house in order’ on ESN delays NAO report says Home Office's management of critical programme has represented poor value for money. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/5/2019 News Officers involved in fatal crash in Wimbledon did not breach standards of professional behaviour An investigation launched after a fatal collision between a moped and a police car concluded no officers breached professional standards of behaviour. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 10/5/2019 News Law Enforcement and Social Media Usage: An Analysis of Engagement Social media use by law enforcement agencies has been on the rise in recent years. Given that engaging with the community online has shown significant impact for businesses, there is reason to believe that law enforcement agencies will also benefit from this type of media use. However, success with social media is contingent upon user engagement. Research on law enforcement agencies’ social media use is limited, and examinations of community engagement with law enforcement via social networking sites such as Facebook are non-existent. This study adds to the literature by examining user engagement with social media posts from a law enforcement agency in a large metropolis in Louisiana. Findings indicate that there are significant differences in engagement by the type, time, and content of the posts. Based on these findings, implications for practitioners and law enforcement agencies are discussed. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice - Registration at source 10/5/2019 Research article Perils of the Subjective Approach: A Critical Analysis of the UK National Crime Recording Standards It is now more than 15 years since the Home Office introduced a standardized methodology for crime recording in the UK. The April 2018 edition of the Home Office Crime Recording Standards sets out six purposes, which continue to inform the broad aim of the standards. These purposes include: the provision of a high-quality service to crime victims; promoting effective and ethical investigations; accurately informing the public about the risk of crime; and supporting police management and national policy development. These relatively lofty objectives might fairly be considered the success criteria against which the standards themselves can reasonably be judged. This article turns a critical eye to the performance of the existing regime against each objective in turn. In several key areas, it suggests that the crime recording standards have actually been counter-productive in application and now threaten both police efficiency and police legitimacy. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice - Registration at source 10/5/2019 Research article ‘Police are getting a grip on child sexual exploitation’ says Yorkshire boss Police in South Yorkshire are "getting a grip" on child sexual exploitation, police and crime commissioner Dr Alan Billings has said. The Yorkshire Post 10/5/2019 News Sir David McNee obituary Glaswegian commissioner of the Metropolitan Police who had to contend with the Iranian Embassy siege and an intruder in the Palace The Times - Subscription at source 10/5/2019 Analysis, Feature Calling 101 non-emergency police line may be free as Home Office vows to review its 15p charge Fees for calling the 101 non-emergency police line may be scrapped as the Home Office promised a review of the 15p charge. The Sun 10/5/2019 News New police communication system criticised by UK watchdog A new system to overhaul how police officers, paramedics and fire crews communicate is still unproven, 50 per cent over budget and likely to be ready three years late, according to Whitehall’s spending watchdog. Financial Times 10/5/2019 News Crime victims may no longer have to pay to phone police after Government announces review of 101 call charges ictims of crime are set to no longer have to pay to phone the police after the Home Office announced it is to review the charge for 101 calls. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 10/5/2019 News New walkie-talkie for firemen and police is £3bn over budget Britain’s top civil servant is under fire for the “cavalier” and “shambolic” handling of a new emergency services communication network that is £3 billion over budget and three years late. The Times - Subscription at source 10/5/2019 News Progress delivering the Emergency Services Network In September 2018, the Home Office announced a ‘reset’ of its approach, based on a phased introduction of ESN services, rather than launching the whole programme at once. This involved revising the whole programme, for example to extend timetables and renegotiate contracts, a process which is still ongoing at the time of writing. This report examines what the 2018 reset means for the ESN programme and the extent to which the reset has addressed the programme’s most significant risks. National Audit Office (NAO) 10/5/2019 Report «394539463947394839493950395139523953Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
