Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100134 total results. Showing results 80361 to 80380 «401540164017401840194020402140224023Next ›Last » Spice should be upgraded to Class A drug, say police and crime commissioners Home Office warned synthetic substance poses 'most severe threat to public health in decades' The Independent 30/8/2018 News Government grants extra £2.5 million for Novichok costs Nerve agent attacks placed unprecedented pressure on one of the UK's smallest forces Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/8/2018 News Police authority brings back chief executive title with new appointment Hugh Grover will take on prominent post at SPA Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/8/2018 News Kent Police’s crime against plain English A police recruitment campaign has been mocked after a poster appeared to suggest a firearms officer was destined to be jailed before becoming a fugitive. The Times - Subscription at source 30/8/2018 News Merseyside Police ‘failing’ to check on sex offenders High-risk sex offenders are not checked on enough by Merseyside Police and their locations are often unknown by officers, the police watchdog says. BBC 30/8/2018 News PCCs urge for ‘Spice’ to be treated like heroin Reclassing synthetic cannabinoids to Class A would be an important step in tackling one of the most “severe public health issues the UK has faced in decades”, say police and crime commissioners (PCCs). Police Professional 29/8/2018 News Justice Committee demands explanation for railway policing merger delay MSPs have urged Scotland’s Justice Minister to explain why plans to integrate British Transport Police (BTP) into Police Scotland have been delayed. Police Professional 29/8/2018 News Spice is ‘one of the most severe public health issue we have faced in decades’ say PCCs With the support of all 19 other Conservative PCC’s from across the UK, PCC Marc Jones has urged to Government to take action on synthetic drugs which present the “most severe public health issue we have faced in decades”. Lincolnshire OPCC 29/8/2018 News RSPCA embroiled in row over ‘trial by social media’ as police complain of missing evidence The RSPCA have become embroiled in a row over "trial by social media" after a police force complained that footage of a hunt master allegedly trapping badgers was withheld from them despite being posted on the internet. The Telegraph 29/8/2018 News Police chiefs say Spice epidemic is the ‘most severe public health issue’ they have faced in decades They urge ministers to overhaul their 'woefully inadequate' response and make it a Class A drug Mail Online 29/8/2018 News Iain Duncan Smith should stop and search his views on youth violence Only politicians wishing to look ‘tough on crime’ still focus on punitive policing that has been proven not to work The Guardian 29/8/2018 Feature, Opinion Bystanders film Coventry police officer knocked off bike during chase Police have criticised the "disgusting" actions of bystanders who filmed an officer who was knocked off his bike instead of helping the rider. BBC 29/8/2018 News ‘Numbers debate’ must recognise less visible roles Chief officers have been urged to keep reminding the public about the impact of cuts on all areas of policing rather than “visibility for visibility’s sake”. Police Professional 29/8/2018 News Officer claims £250k damages from force over firearms incident A police sergeant is suing City of London Police for a quarter of a million pounds after he was forced to dodge live ammunition during a firearms exercise. Police Professional 29/8/2018 News National force to phase out female-only headgear? Retiring assistant chief sets ball rolling on 'gender cap' uniform change. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/8/2018 News North-east children as young as 11 stopped by police using search powers Children as young as 11 are being ordered to turn out their pockets and as young as 15 strip searched by Police Scotland using stop and search powers according to “alarming” new figures. The Press and Journal 29/8/2018 News Omagh bomb row: ‘Explain disgraceful abuse of position’, PFNI tells former Ombudsman Detectives demand personal apology as fresh claims over atrocity ignite police opinion. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/8/2018 News ‘We’re seeing a breakdown in society’: Police Federation boss says thugs have ‘NO respect’ for the law The head of the Police Federation in London has claimed 'we're seeing a breakdown in society' after an attack on two police officers as they tried to arrest someone. Mail Online 29/8/2018 News Northern Ireland Police Service signs for new data sharing platform The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has appointed Civica Digital to deliver a new data sharing platform for an initial five-year period. UKAuthority.com 29/8/2018 News Factors Influencing Law Enforcement Responses to Child to Parent Violence A domestic violence incident perpetrated by a child toward his or her parent presents a challenging dynamic for law enforcement officers responding to these calls for service. To date, law enforcement responses to child to parent violence (CPV) have only been studied dichotomously (i.e., decision to arrest), and as a result, the associated complexities are not well understood. Here, we add to the understanding of individual, situational, and contextual factors that influence law enforcement response to CPV by examining 1,113 calls for service in a Midwestern state. In assessing the relative influence of these factors on responses using a multinomial logistic regression with cluster robust standard errors, we find evidence that the gendered nature of CPV victim-offender dyads and the presence of victim injury influences police decision to arrest in lieu of an informal, de-escalation only response. Journal of Interpersonal Violence - Registration at source 29/8/2018 Research article «401540164017401840194020402140224023Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
