Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 101034 total results. Showing results 79801 to 79820 «398739883989399039913992399339943995Next ›Last » Groundbreaking face recognition technology could revolutionise Britain’s policing and catch suspects in SECONDS The introduction of the £90million Japanese technology, which scans faces in a crowd against photos on a police watch list, has already led to dozens of arrests The Sun 21/10/2018 News Legalise cannabis — and knife violence too — or keep fighting the war against crime Canada was pretty much sold out of dope on Wednesday, from Halifax to Vancouver, Windsor to Baffin Island. Day one of the legalisation of marijuana and the whole country was zonked out of its irritating, liberal box. There were almost certainly Inuit in Nunavut rolling big fat spliffs instead of slicing up the whale blubber. I don’t blame them. If I lived in Canada, I’d do much the same. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 21/10/2018 Feature, Opinion Ban firework sales to stop yobs terrorising communities, says Manchester police chief A top chief constable has called for an outright ban on the sale of fireworks in order to stop young people 'terrorising' communities. Mail Online 21/10/2018 News Now police won’t take FOUND property after revelations that they refused to deal with reports of missing items For decades, honest citizens who stumble across valuables in the street have handed them in at local police stations in the hope of reuniting them with grateful owners. Mail Online 21/10/2018 News New notions of diversity: Internal bias and the role of leaders The idea of unconscious bias has increasing traction in policing, but what if we're looking in the wrong places? Dr Emma Williams of Canterbury Christ Church University discusses different types of diversity and how internal bias could be affecting both leadership in the police and how certain roles are valued. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 21/10/2018 Opinion Is it time to legalise cannabis, asks ex-Met Police chief Bernard Hogan-Howe as he intervenes in drugs debate Former Scotland Yard chief Bernard Hogan-Howe has called on the Government to set up an urgent review to examine the legalisation of cannabis. Mail Online 21/10/2018 Feature, Opinion Fingerprints blunder puts trials at risk as police chiefs create emergency group to ensure labs get accreditation Trials could collapse and criminals walk free because the police have failed to meet strict new rules governing fingerprint evidence. Mail Online 21/10/2018 News Warning as Philip Hammond rejects rise in police funds Philip Hammond has dismissed calls for more money for the police, leading to warnings in government that the chancellor risks undermining the fight against terrorism. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 21/10/2018 News The weird gifts given to Hull police – from dodgem rides to diamante watches Rules meant any gift has to be declared and listed Hull Live 20/10/2018 News Devon and Cornwall Police take action after 700 attacks on officers in just one year Five officers were seriously injuried last year Plymouth Live 20/10/2018 News FORCE FOCUS: Police commissioner David Jamieson’s column on new justice scheme for victims I am delighted to announce that if you are a victim of crime in Solihull then you will soon be able to access a brand new service designed to help you get closure and move on with your life. Solihull Observer 20/10/2018 Feature, Opinion Police Crime Prevention Initiatives becomes the accreditation body for BCRPs seeking to reduce crime Police Crime Prevention Initiatives (PCPI) has become the accreditation body for Business Crime Reduction Partnerships (BCRPs), which seek to reduce crime and anti-social behaviour in towns and cities around the country. Working closely with Police and Local Authorities, BCRPs bring businesses together to make their communities safer and to combat the adverse impact on profitability caused by crime and the fear of crime. SourceSecurity.com 20/10/2018 News Film shown in Beds schools to tackle hate crime Thousands of children across Bedfordshire and other parts of the region are being taught about hate crime through an innovative video which Bedfordshire Police has sent to schools to stream to their pupils during National Hate Crime Awareness Week. Heart 20/10/2018 News Police in Northampton are using ‘trap cars’ with trackable devices inside to catch criminals. Operation Radiator, launched this month, will see trackable items left in unmarked vehicles around the town, which if stolen, can be tracked and the offender(s) arrested. Heart 20/10/2018 News Innovation and Policing: Factors Influencing the Adoption of Social Medias By Members of Quebec Police Organizations The literature on members of police organizations adopting new technology is generally descriptive and rarely explanatory. However, the Diffusion of Innovation Theory and the studies that have grown out of it have contributed to creation of a model that helps explain adoption rates of new technology by individuals working in an organization. To verify whether this model can be used to study the adoption of technology in police organizations, our study examines the factors that influence the adoption of social media (SM) by members (n = 177) of Quebec police organizations. Our findings confirm that the factors identified in the literature on innovation—the perception that potential users have of the new technology as well as organizational factors, such as the respondent’s role in the organization—can also help explain why and how frequently a member uses SM in his or her work. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice - Registration at source 20/10/2018 Research article An Analysis of State Statutes Regarding the Role of Law Enforcement Police officer roles are typically divided into either crime control or peacekeeping/order maintenance functions. With the prevalence of community-oriented policing (COP), the majority of an officer’s duties are ostensibly more order maintenance in nature, but in the post-Ferguson world, the crime-fighting, warrior cop mentality still holds firm, which is in conflict with the tenets of COP. State statutes dictate the legal role of police officer and prior analyses demonstrated a shift over time toward including more order maintenance tasks following the emergence of COP. This analysis re-examines these statutes to determine if this shift continued. Our findings indicate a counterintuitive reversal in the trend, with more states removing order maintenance and peacekeeping duties from their statutes despite the wide dominance of COP. Criminal Justice Policy Review 20/10/2018 Research article A grim new generation of football hooligans There has been a big increase in disorder and trouble will grow if Premier League clubs do not pay more towards the cost of policing Mail Online 20/10/2018 Analysis, Feature More crime reported online as police observe ‘channel shift’ from 101 Online reporting of crime and accidents has almost doubled in Suffolk since the beginning of the year. Ipswich Star 20/10/2018 News West Mercia Police begin recruitment of 100 new police officers The recruitment of 100 new police officers for the area has started. Shropshire Star 20/10/2018 News Scottish Police inspector blasted after claiming female cops shouldn’t be on duty with firearms unless they have a male officer with them In an email circulated around Police Scotland, he wrote: “I’m going to plunge in with both feet and open myself up to being accused of being sexist!" 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