Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103270 total results. Showing results 79141 to 79160 «395439553956395739583959396039613962Next ›Last » The unique tactics police will use to tackle ‘anti-social cycling’ – but hardly anyone is fined Gangs of youths have been reported riding round Middlesbrough town centre, intimidating shoppers Teesside Live 16/2/2019 News ‘It should be the last option, not the first’: what’s behind the rise in Tasering? Why are so many people like Max – 25, but with the comprehension of a seven-year-old – being shot with stun guns by UK police? The Guardian 16/2/2019 Analysis, Feature Status Influences on Perceptions of Procedural Justice: A Test of the Group Value Model Among Intimate Partner Violence Arrestees Procedural justice theorists contend that individuals who see police acting in a procedurally fair manner will more frequently comply with police commands and obey the law. While studies report positive correlations between perception of fairness and compliance with police commands, there is a dearth of research about whether procedural or distributive justice processes can influence subsequent compliance with the law. This research tests whether a person’s social status influences their perceptions of procedural and distributive justice among a sample of men arrested for suspected assault of their intimate partner. This research also tests whether these suspects’ perceptions of the procedural and distributive justice properties of their police encounter influence their long-term compliance with the law. The analyses indicate that there are few differences in perceptions of procedural and distributive justice across social statuses. However, the analysis does show that a more respectful police interaction positively influences subsequent compliance. International Journal of Comparative and Applied Criminal Justice - Registration at source 16/2/2019 Research article Managing director wanted to run North Yorkshire police and fire service collaboration A managing director is wanted to run the back office functions for North Yorkshire Police and North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service. Richmondshire Today 16/2/2019 News Police spend £700k on hacking devices that may be illegal Police Scotland has spent almost £700,000 on “cyberkiosks” that experts say may be illegal and unfit for use. The Times - Subscription at source 16/2/2019 News Tributes paid to John Stalker, head of ‘shoot to kill’ inquiry John Stalker, who was one of Britain’s most prominent police officers, has died aged 79, his family announced. The Times - Subscription at source 16/2/2019 News Electronic GPS tags to track thousands of criminals in England and Wales Thousands of criminals in England and Wales will be tagged with GPS trackers to allow authorities to trace them 24 hours a day. BBC 16/2/2019 News NPCC pay proposals undervalue officers When broken down, the National Police Chiefs’ Council’s (NPCC) recommendation to the independent review body for police pay works out as less than a 2% pay uplift for each of the next three years. “Our members have endured years of below-inflation pay awards that have seen rank and file officers drop up to 23% below where they should be,” says Alex Duncan, the Police Federation of England and Wales’ (PFEW) National Secretary. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 15/2/2019 News Officers claim ‘loss of trust drives up risk of queues of offenders not being locked up’ Fed: Power of discretion latest thing to go, along with numbers and resources. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/2/2019 News Policing mourns death of John Stalker at age of 79 Recalling his many lives as Moors murder investigator, Troubles inquiry lead, journalist, broadcaster and 'beloved' family man. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/2/2019 News Legislation needed to confer responsibility for forensic examinations of rape victims Proposals to improve forensic medical services for victims of rape and sexual assault, including when someone does not want to report the crime to the police, have been launched. Police Professional 15/2/2019 News MPS to get additional £234 million if mayoral budget approved The Mayor of London is to again divert business rates to boost police numbers in the capital and invest in tackling violent crime. Police Professional 15/2/2019 News Police submit 4,000 pieces of bodycam evidence to CPS More than 4,000 pieces of video evidence have been submitted to the Crown Prosecution Service over the last nine months by Cumbria Police. ITV News 15/2/2019 News Devon and Cornwall Police boss gets speeding ticket and parking ticket on same day A West Country police and crime commissioner has been caught speeding - just one day after receiving a parking ticket. ITV News 15/2/2019 News Integration of DNA, Fingerprint, and Firearm Databases Into Forensic Intelligence Networks For A Real-Time Case Assessment Model Forensic analysis traditionally supports the investigative process from crime scene to trial on a case-by-case basis which fails to exploit the potential of forensic data. Introduction of forensic data to an intelligence framework enables an analytical assessment which seeks to prevent missed linkages between cases. An intelligence network is constructed of entities interconnected with links to show associations and relationships. Utilisation of criminal case information in an intelligence network enables the investigator to access information from other cases to solve the case at hand given other cases. A three-step import specification model was developed which incorporates information relevant to the incident, evidence recovered as a product of the investigation, analytical results, and performed database searches. Application of the provided import specifications aid in harnessing inter and intra-case linkages for a shift in the forensic landscape to a multi-case global focus while streamlining the process with automated information extraction. Journal of Policing Intelligence and Counter Terrorism - Registration at source 15/2/2019 Research article Mind the Grass! Exploring the Assessment of Informant Coverage in Policing and Law Enforcement The use of informants, or Covert Human Intelligence Sources (CHIS), has become a mainstay of contemporary policing and law enforcement in the United Kingdom as police, security and enforcement agencies seek to tackle a range of crimes. Recognising the relative paucity of enquiry on this subject, and addressing the associated requirement for further empirical research, this paper explores how ‘informant coverage’ – the extent to which informants can provide information on targets, suspects, crimes, and criminal conspiracies – is assessed in policing and law enforcement in Scotland. It is principally informed by qualitative research conducted in 2017 and 2018, comprised of semi-structured interviews with 19 participants. Drawing upon a thematic analysis of the resultant data, and enriched by the author’s prior experience as a practitioner in this field, this paper identifies the strengths and limitations of established practices. Journal of Policing Intelligence and Counter Terrorism - Registration at source 15/2/2019 Research article Nearly a MILLION calls to Lancashire Police have gone unanswered in past five years Almost 900,000 calls to police have gone unanswered in the last five years, according to latest figures. Lancashire Post 15/2/2019 News Why police chief thinks foreign criminals in North Wales will be better off for Brexit Crime Commissioner Arfon Jones concerned it will impact officers ability to battle terrorism and serious organised crime North Wales Live 15/2/2019 News Police could soon go undercover to catch dog owners who don’t pick up after their pets Officers are considering trialling the covert tactic next month in a bid to handle the epidemic. Glasgow Live 15/2/2019 News Mayor of London announces extra £234m for policing Police in the capital will gain an extra £234m in funding to tackle violent crime in the capital, the Mayor of London has announced. BBC 15/2/2019 News «395439553956395739583959396039613962Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
