Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103185 total results. Showing results 79701 to 79720 «398239833984398539863987398839893990Next ›Last » Police force to offer meals with its chief constable and chance to name a horse in fundraising bid for mounted division A police force is to offer meals with its chief constable and the chance to name a horse in a bid to raise funds for its mounted division. The Telegraph 21/1/2019 News Civilians to join North Yorkshire Police at Inspector level Applications have been opened for civilians to join North Yorkshire Police at Inspector rank without having any previous police experience. The Press (York) 21/1/2019 News North Wales Police now have powers to seize untaxed vehicles from the roadside North Wales Police have now taken ‘devolved powers’ from the DVLA that allows them to seize any untaxed vehicle from the roadside. Deeside.com 21/1/2019 News Home Office reducing support for internally trafficked children despite surge in UK victims Exclusive: More child victims of modern slavery at risk of falling back into exploitation after government announces specialised one-to-one support will be scaled back The Independent 20/1/2019 News Perspective on black knife crime The causes of stabbings in the black community cannot be understood from intellectual or prejudicial positions, argues Julian Lee, while Nick Moss thinks widely used definitions of such crimes are part of the problem. Plus letters from Alan Clark and Linda Marriott The Guardian 20/1/2019 Feature, Opinion Introduction to the Special Issue on Contemporary Issues in American Policing In August of 2014, Michael Brown, an African–American male, was shot and killed in Ferguson, Missouri by a White police officer, Darren Wilson. In the months and years that have followed, new names of African–Americans who were been killed by police – including Eric Garner in New York City, Freddie Gray in Baltimore, Walter Scott in North Charleston, SC, and Philandro Castile in Falcon Heights, MN – entered the national lexicon. New social movements such as Black Lives Matter, pubic protests, and in some cases, riots, followed these lethal police–citizen interactions. In response to this unrest, former President Obama assembled the President’s Task Force on 21st Century Policing, the first blue-ribbon commission on law enforcement since the 1970s. Tasked with examining an array of policing-related issues, the Task Force received testimony from a number of community stakeholders, police administrators, and academics. Journal of Crime and Justice - Registration at source 20/1/2019 Research article Revealed: The 189 police officers convicted of crimes including murder, child pornography and drug dealing since 2013 They are paid to protect the public and uphold the law but dozens of police officers have been found guilty of a string of serious crimes since 2013 including murder, sexual assault and child pornography. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 20/1/2019 Analysis, Feature Scottish police force could be left with ‘dangerous shortages’ after Brexit Hundreds of cops to be sent to Northern Ireland after no deal attack The Scottish Sun 20/1/2019 News The shocking amount of time domestic violence victims are waiting for police There was a huge jump in figures between 2014 and 2018 Coventry Live 20/1/2019 News Merseyside Police horse sponsorship ‘thin end of the wedge’ Corporate sponsorship deals struck by Merseyside Police's mounted section may be "the thin end of the wedge", the Police Federation has warned. BBC 20/1/2019 News Mock trial aims to keep teenagers on right side of law “I swear when I get my hands on him I’ll kill him. I’ll poke him properly.” The Times - Subscription at source 20/1/2019 News Theresa May’s local police force lets off wife beaters with a caution despite PM’s pledge to get tough on domestic violence Thames Valley Police can use 'conditional cautions' rather than send to court Mail Online 20/1/2019 News New bill to ease court agony for victims of domestic abuse Victims of domestic abuse will be spared face-to-face encounters with their alleged abusers in the family court under a new government crackdown to be unveiled today. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 20/1/2019 News Police squad lets dangerous foreign criminals roam free A special unit is struggling to find and deport serious offenders The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 20/1/2019 News Libya ‘hoodwinks’ police over brother of Manchester Arena bomber Salman Abedi Counterterrorism detectives have expressed anger at Libya’s “false promises” after it again delayed extradition of the Manchester bomber’s brother, who was expected back in Britain last year. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 20/1/2019 News Who is to blame over police funding? Sometimes it seems like we're all stuck in some kind of groundhog day or at least our police and crime commissioner is. Guardian (Northwich) 19/1/2019 Feature, Opinion UK’s largest police force spends over £200,000 on facial recognition trials that resulted in no arrests Critics accuse Metropolitan Police of wasting public money on ‘dangerously inaccurate’ technology The Independent 19/1/2019 News Black police paid less as ethnic pay gap widens, Met figures show White officers get £1.80 an hour more than black and Asian peers, says study The Guardian 19/1/2019 News Teenagers from high crime areas take part in mock crown court trial to show how gangs exploit youngsters Fifteen teens spent week with Merseyside Police pretending to be detectives Mail Online 19/1/2019 News Frame-of-Reference Effects on Police Officer Applicant Responses to the Revised Neo Personality Inventory Prior investigations of the frame-of-reference effect have compared personality inventory responses using contextualized (e.g., at work) versus standard non-contextualized frames-of-reference primarily under low-demand or simulated high-demand conditions. Results generally suggest that a context relevant instructional set may increase reliability and validity. These findings have not been studied using actual applicants under high-demand conditions such as personnel selection. In the present study, actual police officer applicants completed the Revised NEO Personality Inventory (NEO PI-R) using either an “at work” or a standard (no context) frame-of-reference under both high- and low-demand conditions. Results indicated significant demand effects on 3/5 NEO PI-R domain scores and 25/30 facet scores. Frame-of-reference, on the other hand, yielded no significant main effects. An “at work” frame-of-reference, relative to a standard context, had no influence on police officer applicant NEO PI-R responses, irrespective of demand. Context effects on job applicant responses may not be of concern regarding reliability or validity of responding under high-demand conditions such as personnel selection. 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