Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 101042 total results. Showing results 79301 to 79320 «396239633964396539663967396839693970Next ›Last » Temporal and geographic patterns of stab injuries in young people A retrospective cohort study from a UK major trauma centre British Medical Journal 7/11/2018 Report A ‘post’ drugs world The huge rise in online shopping has boosted demand for parcel delivery services and provided criminal gangs with a low-risk way of distributing illicit goods. Police Professional reports. Police Professional - Subscription at source 7/11/2018 Analysis, Feature Future thinking Last month, the Home Affairs Select Committee published its report Policing for the Future. Peter Joyce and Dr Wendy Laverick examine the key aspects of its findings and consider issues that might inform the agenda for its proposed fundamental review of policing. Police Professional - Subscription at source 7/11/2018 Analysis, Feature Police decrypt 258,000 messages after breaking pricey IronChat crypto app Police in the Netherlands said they decrypted more than 258,000 messages sent using IronChat, an app billed as providing end-to-end encryption that was endorsed by National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden. ars technica 7/11/2018 News West Mercia Police roll out the welcome mat for Fire Service colleagues Plans for firefighters and police to share the same headquarters have come to fruition after Hereford & Worcester Fire and Rescue Service (HWFRS) moved into West Mercia Police’s HQ at Hindlip Hall. Redditch Standard 7/11/2018 News Claims police mental health is being put at risk The mental health of police officers is being put at risk as they are increasingly sent out alone, the Federation has claimed. The Press (York) 7/11/2018 News Association welcomes Commons report on police funding The House of Commons Public Accounts Committee has published the findings of its inquiry into the financial sustainability of police force Police Superintendents' Association (PSA) 7/11/2018 News A policing paradox Marian FitzGerald examines why, as the volume of recorded crime rises, the number of offences that result in a charge continues to fall. Police Professional - Subscription at source 7/11/2018 Analysis, Feature Lib Dem in Mayor bid vows to reopen police stations to tackle crime A Liberal Democrat contender for London Mayor has pledged to reopen closed police stations in the capital by combining them with libraries or post offices. The Standard 7/11/2018 News Police ‘close to breaking point’ warns commissioner Police forces are "close to breaking point" in the face of ongoing spending cuts, the man responsible for organising policing in Gwent has warned. South Wales Argus 7/11/2018 News Police chiefs pledge continued border co-operation whatever Brexit brings Police chiefs on both sides of the Irish border have pledged to find a way to continue co-operation whatever Brexit deal emerges. News Letter (Northern Ireland) 7/11/2018 News Essex Police may raise the council tax next year Council tax could be increased to give the stretched police force a financial boost. Guardian (East London & West Essex) 7/11/2018 News Police cuts are weakening our ability to deal with knife crime Three weeks ago my 16-year-old son and a friend of his were mugged in Norwood by a gang of seven youths who stole their phones, punched my son and threatened to stab him. Plain clothes police were there within minutes and the whole incident was caught on CCTV footage. The Independent 7/11/2018 Feature, Opinion ‘Stick to your day job’: Resistance to police commissioner’s latest plan for Gloucestershire’s fire service Gloucestershire's police chief Martin Surl has relaunched a bid that, if successful, would see the responsibility of running the county's fire service transferred to him. Gloucestershire Live 7/11/2018 News Cuts have ‘severely dented’ confidence in police, say MPs Home office budgets criticised as violent crime and sexual offences increase Financial Times 7/11/2018 News Home Secretary Sajid Javid has given the police more power to tackle knife crime on Britain’s streets The Home Office have released details of a phone conversation between Sajid Javid and Cressida Dick where the Home Secretary said he would do everything in his power to support the police The Sun 7/11/2018 News The Relationship Between Facebook Reactions and Sharing Investigative Requests For Assistance The use of social media as an investigative tool is widespread by law enforcement agencies. In this article, we review the public requests for investigative assistance posted by different law enforcement agencies across the nation to determine what Facebook reactions are associated with additional shares. Using like, love, sad, wow, angry, and funny clicks as proxies for the emotions community members report feeling, the goal is to provide empirically supported advice to law enforcement agencies about how to set the tone of their requests to reach the widest audience, measured by the number of times the post has been shared. When controlling for the type of crime listed, we found a positive relationship between the number of funny or sad clicks and the number of shares, while those posts that elicit angry clicks were shared fewer times. The strength of the relationships and the implications for law enforcement messaging are discussed. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology - Registration at source 7/11/2018 Research article Fewer than 1 in 100 theft offences are being solved by police, analysis shows as police criticised over priorities Fewer than one in 100 thefts in some police force areas are being solved, an analysis shows, prompting criticism of police priorities. The Telegraph 7/11/2018 Analysis, Feature Knife crime epidemic should surprise no one Readers respond to articles covering the rise in knife crime that’s claiming the lives of more and more young men and boys The Guardian 7/11/2018 Feature, Opinion Keeping Score: Predictive Analytics in Policing Predictive analytics in policing is a data-driven approach to (a) characterizing crime patterns across time and space and (b) leveraging this knowledge for the prevention of crime and disorder. This article outlines the current state of the field, providing a review of forecasting tools that have been successfully applied by police to the task of crime prediction. We then discuss options for structured design and evaluation of a predictive policing program so that the benefits of proactive intervention efforts are maximized given fixed resource constraints. We highlight examples of predictive policing programs that have been implemented and evaluated by police agencies in the field. Finally, we discuss ethical issues related to predictive analytics in policing and suggest approaches for minimizing potential harm to vulnerable communities while providing an equitable distribution of the benefits of crime prevention across populations within police jurisdiction. Annual Review of Criminology 7/11/2018 Research article «396239633964396539663967396839693970Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
