Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103270 total results. Showing results 80061 to 80080 «400040014002400340044005400640074008Next ›Last » University private police funding ‘sad reflection of today’s society’ Others queuing up to join trailblazing scheme. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 8/1/2019 News No collusion between loyalists and security forces in murder investigation A coroner has found no collusion between security forces but questioned why the Royal Ulster Constabulary (RUC) did not share intelligence after the murder of a Catholic pensioner Police Professional 8/1/2019 News New dashcam website allows you to send evidence straight to police Video and still images can be sent to the new portal Derbyshire Live 8/1/2019 News PCC speaks out on fox hunting in Cheshire David Keane, police and crime commissioner for Cheshire, issued a statement on Monday, in which he said: “I am aware of the incident which took place during a trail hunt in the Huxley area this weekend and have been contacted by a range of residents and their representatives expressing their concerns.” So-Cheshire 8/1/2019 News Police stood by as protesters called me a Nazi, says Tory MP Anna Soubry A former Conservative minister has accused police officers of doing nothing while protesters chanted abuse and called her a Nazi. The Times - Subscription at source 8/1/2019 News Elected police chiefs accused of ignoring organised crime Police and crime commissioners are focusing resources on offences such as speeding and theft rather than serious organised crime, the head of the National Crime Agency has warned. The Times - Subscription at source 8/1/2019 News Police handed new anti-drone powers after Gatwick disruption Police will be able to land, seize and search drones, with exclusion zones around airports extended The Guardian 8/1/2019 News Anna Soubry: 50 MPs write to Met Police chief over ‘Nazi’ abuse More than 50 MPs have called on the head of Britain's largest police force to improve their response to abusive protesters outside Parliament. BBC 8/1/2019 News Police to get new powers to tackle illegal drone use Police will be given new powers to tackle the illegal use of drones, the government has announced. BBC 7/1/2019 News More of the Same? Dr Dave Sloggett looks at the outlook for terrorism in 2019. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/1/2019 Analysis, Feature Thames Valley Police crime commissioner proposes council tax increase A proposal to raise council tax by twice as much as last year has been made by the Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) of Thames Valley Police to keep up with rising financial pressures. Maidenhead Advertiser 7/1/2019 News Brexit: Political representatives warn against drafting in more police after Britain departs the EU Nationalist politicians in Derry have issued strong cautions over the PSNI issuing a request to other UK police forces for additional riot-trained officers in the event of disturbances if a no-deal Brexit emerges. Derry Now 7/1/2019 News New police powers to tackle illegal use of drones New legislation will give police officers the power to land drones, search premises and seize drones and will require users to produce the proper documentation. Department for Transport 7/1/2019 News Most police forces fail to meet fingerprint evidence standards UK forensic science regulator warns of shortcomings that could cause cases to collapse The Guardian 7/1/2019 News Police too late in referring hundreds of cases to prosecutors Police Scotland is failing to refer suspects to prosecutors timeously, according to figures obtained by Scottish Labour. Scottish Legal News 7/1/2019 News Protecting the protectors: How Canadian services are making mental health a priority for officers Following a number of suicides, Canada's police leaders are increasingly recognising the need to offer its frontline staff 'a continuum of support and services' throughout their career. PwC Director of Public Safety and Justice Tara Macpherson examines what progress is being made on this. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 7/1/2019 Analysis Safer officers, safer communities: How today’s portable radios are transforming policing Every six minutes, a member of the emergency services presses the emergency button. And wherever they are, that call for help needs to get through. Policing Insight 7/1/2019 News Mental Health Outcomes Following A Large-Scale Potentially Traumatic Event Involving Police Officers and Civilian Staff of the Queensland Police Service A large-scale potentially traumatic event (PTE) poses considerable mental health risks for police services. There is limited literature detailing the mental health outcomes following large-scale PTEs. This study examined the mental health outcomes amongst Queensland Police Service (QPS) staff following a large-scale PTE. Two hundred and sixteen Australian police officers and support staff involved in the response to a natural disaster completed a clinical interview and measures of psychological distress (Kessler 10) and post-traumatic stress (PCL-C) 4 weeks post-deployment to the incident. The results showed that approximately 24% of the participants had elevated levels of general distress, while 13% had clinical levels of PTSD symptoms. Age was associated with the severity of PTSD symptoms but not general distress. Civilian staff reported significantly higher symptoms of general distress and PTSD than police officers. Females reported significantly higher symptoms of psychological distress than males; however, no differences were observed for symptoms of post-traumatic stress. Finally, the K10 had strong convergent validity with clinical levels of PTSD as measured by the PCL-C indicating that the K10 may be a useful general screening measure of both general distress and PTSD symptoms when brevity is needed in a large-scale PTE mental health screening measure. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology - Registration at source 7/1/2019 Research article Impact of Leader–member Exchange and Perceived Organisational Support on Turnover Intention The purpose of this paper is to investigate the relationship between leader–member exchange (LMX), perceived organisational support (POS) and turnover intention (TI) through the mediating effect of psychological stress in the police personnel of United Arab Emirates (UAE). A questionnaire-based survey was used to collect data from police personnel (n=800) deployed in different positions in UAE police departments. The structural equation modelling analyses were consistent with the full and partial mediation models in which LMX, POS and PS predict TI. Specifically, several alternative models were compared to confirm the mediation effects. The results revealed that while LMX had a direct negative effect on police force TI, POS had no indirect impact on police force TI. Furthermore, LMX did positively influence police personnel’s POS. PS acted as a full mediator between police personnel’s POS and TIs. Additionally, the direct positive effects of PS on police personnel’s TIs were confirmed. The findings will help policymakers and practitioners to better understand the influences of the LMX, POS and PS factors on police force TI and will help in formulating strategies to minimise TI and retain talented police personnel for effective safety and law enforcement in the country. Policing: An International Journal of Police Strategies and Management - Registration at source 7/1/2019 Research article Mental Health Outcomes Following A Large-Scale Potentially Traumatic Event Involving Police Officers and Civilian Staff of the Queensland Police Service A large-scale potentially traumatic event (PTE) poses considerable mental health risks for police services. There is limited literature detailing the mental health outcomes following large-scale PTEs. This study examined the mental health outcomes amongst Queensland Police Service (QPS) staff following a large-scale PTE. Two hundred and sixteen Australian police officers and support staff involved in the response to a natural disaster completed a clinical interview and measures of psychological distress (Kessler 10) and post-traumatic stress (PCL-C) 4 weeks post-deployment to the incident. The results showed that approximately 24% of the participants had elevated levels of general distress, while 13% had clinical levels of PTSD symptoms. Age was associated with the severity of PTSD symptoms but not general distress. Civilian staff reported significantly higher symptoms of general distress and PTSD than police officers. Females reported significantly higher symptoms of psychological distress than males; however, no differences were observed for symptoms of post-traumatic stress. Finally, the K10 had strong convergent validity with clinical levels of PTSD as measured by the PCL-C indicating that the K10 may be a useful general screening measure of both general distress and PTSD symptoms when brevity is needed in a large-scale PTE mental health screening measure. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology - Registration at source 7/1/2019 Research article «400040014002400340044005400640074008Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
