Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 101034 total results. Showing results 79481 to 79500 «397139723973397439753976397739783979Next ›Last » Minister launches updated Serious and Organised Crime Strategy Ben Wallace, Minister for Security and Economic Crime, speaks about the threat from serious and organised crime and the government's strategy to challenge this. Home Office 1/11/2018 Feature, Opinion MPS opens up recruitment to non-Londoners again to boost numbers The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) is to temporarily recruit from outside London for six months in a bid to attract 2,500 more officers. Police Professional 1/11/2018 News Former officer in bid to resurrect ‘police and press relations’ part of Leveson inquiry High Court challenge begins to overturn government cancellation. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/11/2018 News Home Secretary has ‘lost the pension argument’ with the Treasury 'We have to hope it isn't true'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/11/2018 News Home Secretary unable to answer PCC’s pension cost question Sajid Javid declines to answer query over £165 million bill Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/11/2018 News Chiefs threaten legal action over pension changes The NPCC has written to the Treasury Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/11/2018 News ‘I Put My “Police Head” On’: Coping Strategies For Working With Sexual Offending Material This paper explores the coping strategies of UK police staff who are exposed to sexual offence material (SOM). Eleven police staff completed a questionnaire then took part in semi-structured interviews. Themes were identified using Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (IPA). This paper explores the theme ‘Coping strategies for working directly with material’, focusing on the most common strategies employed: ‘Detachment’, ‘Avoidance’ and ‘Process-driven’ approaches. Links between coping and different features of SOM are examined, including victim characteristics and audio content. The impact of organisational factors which make coping strategies more or less effective are also explored, along with potential sources of support. Police Journal - Registration at source 1/11/2018 Research article Exclusive: Which police forces and special units across the UK are best at using social media? Social media has grown to become an essential tool at the disposal of the UK's police forces and special units and, handled properly, police social media accounts with a big enough following can provide a powerful way to speak directly to the people they serve. PR Week 1/11/2018 Analysis, Feature It’s criminal that the Met Police is giving up on burglars – but has 900 ‘anti-hate experts’, writes former Scotland Yard chief Genuine hate crimes are abhorrent and have no place in a civilised society. But are hate crimes generally worse than burglary, arson, assault and rape? Mail Online 1/11/2018 Feature, Opinion Senior police officer: Investigate burglaries and violent crime not misogyny Sara Thornton says treating misogyny as a hate crime could not be a priority for a service that is over-stretched". Sky News 1/11/2018 News Can Police Prioritise Highest Risks of Harm Among 6670 Children Exposed to Domestic Abuse? Can police prioritize children they encounter by risk of future harm involving those who witnessed domestic abuse? We tracked the prevalence and frequency of future harm involving all 6670 children who Kent Police (UK) found witnessing domestic abuse and referred to Social Services in 2012. A 3-year tracking period lasted exactly 1065 days after the date of each initial referral. Four categories of events were tracked for each child: (1) further witnessing of domestic abuse, (2) a child being named as a suspected offender of a criminal offense, (3) a child being reported as a victim of a criminal offense, and (4) a child being reported as a missing person from the home. Further harmful events were highly prevalent (48%), yet over 92% of those events were repeated reports of witnessing domestic abuse. Less than 3% of the cohort went on to become a victim of crime, 1.6% were reported missing, and 6% were named as offenders in a crime over the 3 years. Total events including new witnessing of DA were heavily concentrated in a “power few”: under 10% were reported in 50% of the 8685 subsequent events over the next 3 years. Tracking subsequent harm to children present at domestic abuse shows more than enough concentration of future events to justify selective targeting of resources for further efforts to protect these children, ideally by using advanced predictive analytics such as random forests modeling. Cambridge Journal of Evidence-Based Policing - Registration at source 1/11/2018 Research article Sajid Javid vows to make it easier for police to use stop and search as he calls for sweeping changes to tackle ‘worrying rise’ in London violence Stop and search is working and police should 'feel confident, trusted and supported' in using their powers, Home Secretary Sajid Javid has said. Mail Online 1/11/2018 News Abusive and Offensive Online Communications We were asked to assess whether the current criminal law achieved parity of treatment between online and offline offending. For the most part, we have concluded that abusive online communications are, at least theoretically, criminalised to the same or even a greater degree than equivalent offline offending. However, we consider there is considerable scope for reform Law Commission 1/11/2018 Report Criminal law not keeping pace with digital world – report Law Commission England and Wales calls for reform of laws dealing with online abuse The Guardian 1/11/2018 News PC brigade wasting our time, warns top officer Sara Thornton Police should focus on burglaries not misogyny The Times - Subscription at source 1/11/2018 News Chief constables told to target ‘county lines’ gangs Drug operations in towns with the worst “county lines” problems are not being properly targeted by police, the director-general of the National Crime Agency has said. The Times - Subscription at source 1/11/2018 News Ministers to announce £48million fund to help police target gangsters’ luxury homes, works of art and smart suits A crackdown on the country’s 4,600 biggest organised crime groups will be launched today. Mail Online 1/11/2018 News Our strained police forces are being ignored by the chancellor The recent rise in serious violence should have made police funding a priority for the chancellor’s budget – but it wasn’t to be. The Times - Subscription at source 1/11/2018 Feature, Opinion Forget deserving issues and focus on basics, police told Police should focus on catching thieves and violent criminals and not incidents where no offence has been committed, a senior officer has said. BBC 1/11/2018 News Serious crime costs UK £37bn a year – National Crime Agency Serious and organised crime in the UK is costing the economy £37bn a year, according to the National Crime Agency. 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