Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115729 total results. Showing results 80001 to 80020 «399739983999400040014002400340044005Next ›Last » British police call for perspective on neutral venues plan Premier League clubs opposed to the idea of playing their remaining matches at neutral venues once the competition restarts must realise people’s lives are at stake and football concerns should take a back seat, British police have said. Reuters 8/5/2020 News Priority testing of garda is abandoned A whole garda unit had to be stood down over coronavirus fears, a representative association has said. The Times - Subscription at source 8/5/2020 News ‘30,000 people have died’ – police chief tells football to have perspective The pressure on the Premier League clubs objecting to the use of neutral venues for the remainder of this season intensified today with a “stark reminder” from the country’s most senior football police officer that “30,000 people have died” from coronavirus. The Times - Subscription at source 8/5/2020 News Police fear confusion as hasty day-trippers head to beaches Police are braced for a surge of day trippers to beaches and beauty spots over the bank holiday weekend as they warned there had been a “dilution” of the message to stay at home. The Times - Subscription at source 8/5/2020 News Interview: The county line man As Assistant Commissioner in charge of operations at the Met, Nick Ephgrave has one of the biggest jobs in policing. He speaks to Police Oracle about trying out new ideas and the regular flow of senior officer traffic between Surrey and other forces. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/5/2020 Feature, Interview Commissioner calls for stronger governance of biometrics and analytics Biometrics Commissioner Paul Wiles has highlighted the need for clear tests of public interest and possibly legislation in the deployment of new technologies using new biometrics and AI driven analytics. UKAuthority.com 7/5/2020 News No time for caution Adrian Timberlake examines how artificial intelligence and facial recognition technology could help to combat crime and terrorism. Police Professional 7/5/2020 Feature, Innovation COVID-19: The future of trial by jury Trial by jury was effectively suspended in March due to the coronavirus outbreak. Christopher Gribbin and Emily Wright examine the concerns and considerations that must be dealt with before they can return. Police Professional - Subscription at source 7/5/2020 Analysis, Feature Peugeot supports Greater Manchester Police with additional vehicles Peugeot has shown its support during the COVID-19 crisis by providing five of its demonstrator vehicles, including Expert Crew vans and a Traveller people carrier, to Greater Manchester Police. The vehicles are being put to operational use, supporting frontline policing during the pandemic. Emergency Services Times 7/5/2020 News Drug dealers posing as joggers and NHS staff in Covid-19 lockdown Some using fake hospital ID badges to avoid police detection, say crime experts The Guardian 7/5/2020 News ‘Get a grip’: Head of UK football police SLAMS Premier League clubs who are opposing neutral venues while people are losing their lives to coronavirus The head of the UK's football police unit has told clubs opposing plans to play at neutral grounds to 'get a grip'. Mail Online 7/5/2020 News ‘Got nothing better to do’? Somerset police face lockdown hostility as it records 1,391 speeding drivers Avon and Somerset Police also revealed how some people are obstructing officers from carrying out their duties to support Government-enforced lockdown measures Somerset Live 7/5/2020 News Force replaces eight legacy control room systems with one upgrade ACC Steve Cooper says 14 month project was delivered on time and within original budget Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/5/2020 News Public Services should not take hit after pandemic, says GMP Fed Chair Chair of the Greater Manchester Police Federation, Stu Berry, has called on the government to give assurances that the police and other public services will not be seen as "easy targets when the fiscal ramifications of this pandemic are laid bare." Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/5/2020 News Coronavirus: Drug dealers ‘dress as joggers and use fake NHS ID badges’ in lockdown They change tactics to avoid infection by doing letterbox drops or "drive-by sales" and throwing drugs from cars, says an expert. Sky News 7/5/2020 News APCC and NPCC Hate Crime Leads letter to the IAG Reporting Hate Crime. The APCC and NPCC Leads on Hate Crime, Hardyal Dhindsa (PCC for Derbyshire) and DCC Mark Hamilton (PSNI), have written to the Independent Advisory Group on Hate Crime and also force IAGs across England and Wales, to reaffirm their commitment that hate crimes and incidents will be not be tolerated during this time. The text of the letter is as follows: Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 7/5/2020 News Police – Adherence to coronavirus restrictions in NI slipping Traffic numbers have been increasing week on week for the last five weeks, assistant chief constable Alan Todd said. Belfast Telegraph 7/5/2020 News EU wants UK to share more data before it grants access to crime-fighting system European committee says Britain should share same amount of fingerprint data as member states The Guardian 7/5/2020 News Lockdown could be ‘unpoliceable’ next weekend, police warn Chief constables say a loosening of restrictions will make enforcement harder The Guardian 7/5/2020 News “Truly Free Consent”? Clarifying the Nature of Police Legitimacy Using Causal Mediation Analysis To test whether normative and non-normative forms of obligation to obey the police are empirically distinct and to assess whether they exhibit different dynamics in terms of the downstream effects of police-citizen contact. Analysing data from the Scottish Community Engagement Trial of procedurally just policing, we use natural effect modelling for causally ordered mediators to assess causal pathways that include—but also extend beyond—the experimental treatment to procedural justice. Normative and non-normative forms of obligation are empirically distinct. Normative obligation to obey the police is sensitive to procedurally just or unjust police behaviour, and influences cooperation with the police and traffic law compliance in a way that is consistent with procedural justice theory. Non-normative obligation to obey the police is ‘sticky’ and unresponsive. Legitimacy can reasonably be defined partly as normative obligation with its expected beneficial downstream effects, so long as it is measured properly. Journal of Experimental Criminology 7/5/2020 Research article «399739983999400040014002400340044005Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
