Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115728 total results. Showing results 80241 to 80260 «400940104011401240134014401540164017Next ›Last » Police fear jobless and gangs will unleash summer of crime The easing of lockdown restrictions could result in a violent crime wave fuelled by young unemployed men and gangs eager to reclaim their turf, police said yesterday. The Times - Subscription at source 30/4/2020 News Waheed Saleem, disgraced official in Trojan horse scandal, given top police force role A disgraced former councillor who was banned from serving on any local authority has been be given a top post at England’s second largest police force. The Times - Subscription at source 30/4/2020 News Coronavirus: Government ‘needs to do more’ to protect domestic abuse victims during pandemic ‘It’s hell on earth living 24/7 now with my abuser – and I can’t get out to escape and put distance between us when I feel tension rising,’ says woman in lockdown with abusive partner The Independent 29/4/2020 News Coronavirus: Children attacking parents in ‘new form of domestic abuse’ during UK lockdown Victims commissioner says worrying new trend is seeing abuse by teenagers ‘wanting to go out and not being allowed to’ The Independent 29/4/2020 News IOPC : In pursuit of best practice Steve Noonan and Gary Wright, the IOPC's Roads Policing Strategic and Technical Leads, updated Police Oracle on how the organisation is developing a better understanding of training and technical issues within forces to help its investigations shape best policing practises. Police Oracle 29/4/2020 Feature, Interview, Opinion RCMP to boost social media mining for threats ranging from disease to shootings CANADA: OTTAWA — Canada’s national police force wants a digital tool to harvest data from a sweeping variety of online sources, including the darkest reaches of the internet, to provide early information on threats such as disease outbreaks and mass shootings. Blue Line (Canada) 29/4/2020 News Canada’s vulnerable to money laundering on par with similar countries: expert CANADA: VANCOUVER — A senior police officer from the United Kingdom with expertise in money laundering says “underground banking” linked to China has become a significant threat in the U.K. and he believes Canada shares some of the same vulnerabilities. Blue Line (Canada) 29/4/2020 News Police chief says football will be cancelled if fans flout social distancing guidelines Britain’s most senior police officer has warned that football will be cancelled if fans attempt to congregate outside stadiums and contravene social distancing guidelines. Metro 29/4/2020 News Many people still not following social distancing guidelines, say police Police officers in Northern Ireland have issued 374 fines to those who did not follow instructions to return home. Belfast Telegraph 29/4/2020 News Football’s return? Police will call off season altogether if fans gather to watch games Exclusive: football policing chief Mark Roberts says any congregating by fans that breaches social distancing will mean no more football The Telegraph - Subscription at source 29/4/2020 News After riots in Paris, the smoke is clearing over the city Following five nights of unrest, a fraught but fragile calm has returned to the poor suburbs of northern Paris, where many youths feel abandoned after a quarter of the city’s population fled the lockdown. The New Statesman - Subscription at source 29/4/2020 Analysis, Feature BASC raises concerns over ‘inconsistent’ Covid-19 police advice The British Association for Shooting and Conservation (BASC) is urging the police to be “consistent” in the Covid-19 advice given to the shooting community. Police Professional 29/4/2020 News Domestic abuse: disclosure requests increase by nearly a fifth Requests under Police Scotland’s domestic abuse disclosure scheme have increased by 18 per cent since lockdown began. Police Scotland 29/4/2020 News Interpol launches Virtual Academy to support police learning during COVID 19 Initiative meets global law enforcement need for online capacity building and training INTERPOL 29/4/2020 News Coronavirus lockdown confusion causing ‘postcode lottery’ of police enforcement, report warns Some police forces handed out hundreds of fines in first two weeks of new powers, while others were in single figures The Independent 29/4/2020 News Police seize £100,000 of suspected prescription drugs Two people have been arrested in east Belfast following the seizure of suspected prescription drugs with an estimated street value of £100,000. BBC 29/4/2020 News Trans police officer sues force after alleged discrimination drove him to the brink of suicide A trans police officer in Utah is suing his former employer after alleged discrimination at work drove him to alcohol and suicidal thoughts. Pink News 29/4/2020 News Half of £168million fund earmarked to recruit extra police officers this year will now be used to cover forces’ extra costs due to coronavirus Half the funding earmarked to recruit additional police officers this year will instead be 'repurposed' so forces can use the cash for extra costs due to the pandemic. Mail Online 29/4/2020 News Policing the Port, Watching the City. Manifestations of Organised Crime in the Port of Genoa This article will present the results of a qualitative research into organised crime in the port of Genoa, Italy’s largest port, by looking at the challenges of policing the port space. Through the case of Genoa, the paper reflects on how organised crime manifests across three trajectories in seaports: trafficking through the port, infiltration in the port economy and governance of the port management. This paper argues that the space and geography of the port-city relationship are key to understand how and to what extent different organised criminal groups act in and around the port and within global drives. An integrated approach between urban criminology and organised crime studies is needed to better map the very complex picture of organised criminality in the port within the city. Policing and Society - Registration at source 29/4/2020 Research article The rise of technologically-mediated police contact: The potential consequences of ‘socially-distanced policing’ Social distancing and other measures put in place to deal with COVID-19 mean that police have had to rapidly change the ways they think about ‘contact’ with the public. Technology has been at the forefront of these developments, providing multiple channels for police-public interaction without the need for physical co-presence. BSC Policing Network 29/4/2020 Feature, Opinion «400940104011401240134014401540164017Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
