Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103232 total results. Showing results 79961 to 79980 «399539963997399839994000400140024003Next ›Last » PSNI to publish biometric data retention policy following Human Rights case The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) says it “looks forward to working with the Human Rights Commission” after settling a case on DNA retention. Police Professional 10/1/2019 News Police staff in England in Wales vote in favour of 2% pay deal Following a consultation that took place in December 2018, police staff in England and Wales belonging to the unions GMB, Unison and Unite have voted to accept a pay offer that includes a 2% pay rise. EmployeeBenefits.com 10/1/2019 News UK police advise shops to hire extra security for no-deal Brexit Fears about shortages may lead to panic buying and crowd control problems for retailers. Politico 10/1/2019 News Part-time Poirots Now a cash-strapped police force calls for volunteer detectives to help with complex rape and murder inquiries Mail Online 10/1/2019 News CPS to test three alleged harassment cases after Soubry abused outside parliament Police confirm more officers deployed at Westminster following demonstrations The Guardian 10/1/2019 News Airport drone disruption: All UK airports to have ‘military-grade’ protection kit Every UK airport now has or will soon have military grade anti-drone equipment, the government says. BBC 10/1/2019 News Police Culture: An Empirical Appraisal of the Phenomenon Although police culture is a widely researched topic, not much is known about the nature of the relationships among the various components and the degree to which they are critical in the make-up of police culture. In this study, we revisit the concept of police culture and explore the nature and directions of the relationships among the various elements that constitute police culture. Drawing data from a survey of 1970 Turkish National police officers we identify six commonly recognized dimensions of police culture based on the existing literature. The results from the four different confirmatory factor analyses (CFA) indicate that of the six dimensions, the first-order CFA with five factors best fit the data. Further, the results suggest that police culture did not account for the covariation among the six first-order factors. These findings suggest that police culture is a more complex and multifaceted concept than the prior literature suggests. Criminology and Criminal Justice - Registration at source 10/1/2019 Research article Best way to save young men from life of crime may surprise you – Ross Deuchar Marginalised young men have moved from gangs engaged in recreational, territorial street violence into dealing drugs and organised crime, and tackling the root causes of this problem requires more than just law enforcement, writes academic Ross Deuchar, whose research involves speaking to gang members in Scotland and other parts of the world. The Scotsman 10/1/2019 Analysis, Feature Wiltshire PCC responds to UK crime chief’s cyber crime warning to commissioners Wiltshire's police commissioner has responded to claims that elected commissioners are focussing too much resource on crimes like speeding – and not enough on serious organised crime. This is Wiltshire 10/1/2019 News It’s personal – gloves off in battle to lead West Midlands Police Conservative Mayor Andy Street and Labour-backed Police and Crime Commissioner David Jamieson go head to head in fight to lead police Birmingham Live 10/1/2019 News Force PSD probes ‘secret Facebook site supporting sacked officer’ Call for protest to counter planned demonstration over Kingsley Burrell custody death. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/1/2019 News NHS and councils full of financial problems, says watchdog National Audit Office shocked by state of bodies including police and fire authorities The Guardian 10/1/2019 News Bid to close loopholes in Scottish fox hunting ban New legislation to tighten restrictions on fox hunting in Scotland is to be introduced at Holyrood. BBC 9/1/2019 News Eight ‘paedophile’ suicides after exposure by hunting groups The National Police Chiefs Council (NPCC) has claimed that “police officers are always the best placed to investigate crimes” after forces reveal the number of suspects who took their own lives after being identified by ‘paedophile hunters’. Police Professional 9/1/2019 News From playing Santa to CONKERS! How police chief who was under fire over Gatwick drone chaos has history of dodging tough questions (but is happy to pose for positive PR shots) Mail Online 9/1/2019 Analysis, Feature How this new technology is helping police arrest violent offenders within minutes Innovative mobile technology has featured on a documentary after helping Essex Police apprehend violent robbers within minutes. Echo (Essex) 9/1/2019 News Plans to transfer police chief’s role to regional mayor dividing opinion The role of the region’s police and crime commissioner could be transferred to the West Midlands mayor – and pubic meetings have been taking place this week. Coventry Observer 9/1/2019 News NI firm to help London police solve Heathrow drone incident A company from Northern Ireland has been called in to help with the investigation into a drone incident which temporarily halted flights at Heathrow Airport, the BBC understands. BBC 9/1/2019 News Lancashire shelves talk of fire governance as flames of enthusiasm among PCCs dies Plans for unifying commissioner role goes on back burner Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/1/2019 News Things that go bump in the night: Or why resilience is not the key to police mental wellbeing When freelance mental health consultant and writer Toni joined a night shift in December, she found officers suffering 'frustration fatigue' and a job that 'curates and nurtures' poor mental health. However, she argues that solely promoting resilience is not the solution. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 9/1/2019 Opinion «399539963997399839994000400140024003Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
