Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104391 total results. Showing results 79601 to 79620 «397739783979398039813982398339843985Next ›Last » Dozens arrested by West Mercia police for begging and sleeping rough Despite the law being described as "archaic" and "outdated", thousands of people across the country are arrested using its powers every year. Shropshire Star 15/3/2019 News ‘Brutal’: 60 Days On The Street viewers shocked at the way police speak to homeless people in Manchester Viewers of Channel 4 documentary 60 Days On The Streets have condemned Greater Manchester Police for the 'disgraceful' treatment of homeless people. Manchester Evening News 15/3/2019 News New Zealand attack: Police patrol UK mosques and vow to ‘stand together’ with Muslims after deadly shootings “Today we will be stepping up reassurance patrols around mosques and increasing engagement with communities of all faith, giving advice on how people and places can protect themselves,” said Metropolitan Police assistant commissioner Neil Basu. The Independent 15/3/2019 News Intimate Partner Violence Among Sexual Minorities: Predicting Police Officer Arrest Decisions Intimate partner violence (IPV) among sexual minorities (SM) remains a considerable social problem. Police response to survivors can have a significant impact on recovery, case attrition, and suspect apprehension. The present study employed a 3 (sexual orientation) × 2 (physical evidence) × 2 (trauma response) between-subjects factorial design with a sample of 467 police–participant survey responses among commissioned personnel in one of the five largest U.S. cities to examine predictors of arrest in a randomly assigned hypothetical IPV vignette while considering case and participant factors. Findings revealed arrest likelihood decreased when police were presented with an SM couple. Presence of physical evidence and increased importance on police processes increased arrest likelihood. Adherence to heteronormative IPV myths decreased arrest likelihood despite couple sexual orientation. Implications and future research directions are discussed. Criminal Justice and Behaviour - Registration at source 15/3/2019 Research article Sturgeon says police pay gripe ‘a disgrace’ A police officer accused ministers of valuing teachers more than the emergency services in a row over pay. The Times - Subscription at source 15/3/2019 News Forensic Science Regulator annual report 2018 The Forensic Science Regulator annual report for 2017 to 2018. Forensic Science Regulator 15/3/2019 Report Forensic Science Regulator calls for statutory enforcement powers In her annual report, the regulator has urged the Home Office to put forward legislation to enable her to enforce quality standards. Forensic Science Regulator 15/3/2019 News Everyone has a right to justice regardless how long ago the crime This week Boris Johnson, the former foreign secretary, described investigations into past child sexual abuse as money being “spaffed up the wall”. Spaff is a colloquial term for ejaculation. The Times - Subscription at source 15/3/2019 Feature, Opinion West Midlands Police left red-faced by Twitter blunder Police have been criticised after a photograph to highlight the dangers of knife crime was exposed as an Israeli operating theatre in 2017. The Times - Subscription at source 15/3/2019 News Knives illegally sold to children online Children are being allowed to buy knives online without having their age checked in spite of knife offences in the courts reaching a ten-year high. The Times - Subscription at source 15/3/2019 News Former Police Ombudsman says Karen Bradley not fit to choose successor The first Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland has disputed Karen Bradley’s ability to appropriately choose the next independent police investigator to succeed Dr Michael Maguire. Police Professional 14/3/2019 News The Graduate Detective ‘to release pressure valve on frontline officers’ A force which admitted it simply did not have enough officers to respond to every crime believes a new fast-track graduate-entry scheme to tackle a chronic nationwide shortage of investigators can “release the pressure” on frontline policing. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 14/3/2019 News Knife crime debate drowning out voices of victims, says ex-Met chief While offensive weapon offences hit highest level since 2009, new figures reveal. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 14/3/2019 News Future technology trends in security Research and analysis: This paper explores technology and science trends related to security over the next 10 years. Home Office 14/3/2019 Report Redialling the front line The College of Policing is about to embark on a major restructure to change the culture of the service and reconnect with the coalface of policing. Police Professional spoke to Chief Executive Mike Cunningham and Executive Director Bernie O’Reilly. Police Professional - Subscription at source 14/3/2019 Analysis, Feature Launch of the college bursary scheme for 2019 Today (14 March 2019), the College is launching the fourth year of its bursary scheme, which gives police officers and staff across England and Wales the opportunity to apply for financial support towards their higher education. College of Policing 14/3/2019 News Justice without limits Dr Joe Purshouse argues that citizen-led policing, such as so-called paedophile hunter groups, is putting people’s lives at risk and a change in the law is needed. Police Professional - Subscription at source 14/3/2019 Feature, Opinion Ethical implications of digital capability Giles Herdale, co-chair of the Independent Digital Ethics Panel for Policing (IDEPP), believes the ethical implications of technology have gone from a niche debate to public discourse over the past 12 months. Police Professional - Subscription at source 14/3/2019 Analysis, Feature Hunter killer So-called ‘paedophile hunter’ groups are playing an increasingly active role in the UK’s criminal justice system, but their activities are unregulated and often make matters worse. They may also encourage others to take the law into their own hands – sometimes with deadly consequences. Police Professional - Subscription at source 14/3/2019 Analysis, Feature Criminal cases are being ditched because police are overloaded by amount of digital evidence, says watchdog Criminal cases are being abandoned because police are overwhelmed by reams of digital evidence that they have not got the resources to properly analyse, a watchdog warns today. The Telegraph - Registration at source 14/3/2019 News «397739783979398039813982398339843985Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
