Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115726 total results. Showing results 80461 to 80480 «402040214022402340244025402640274028Next ›Last » Police and Crime Commissioner marks Stephen Lawrence Day, 27 years after teens murder The police and crime commissioner for Gwent, Jeff Cuthbert, has spoken to mark the second annual Stephen Lawrence Day. South Wales Argus 22/4/2020 News Develop better early intervention strategies to combat child exploitation In this interview with Kay Wallace the Police and Justice lead for the NWG – Exploitation Response Unit, we discuss how Project CESIUM supports a better understanding of risks and develops early intervention strategies to combat child exploitation. Trilateral Research 22/4/2020 Feature, Interview, Opinion Domestic abuse victims ‘have no escape’ during lockdown Charities fear domestic abuse victims are unable to seek the help they need because they cannot escape their partners during lockdown BBC 22/4/2020 News Police ‘overwhelmed’ by digital evidence as 12,000 seized devices awaiting examination More than 12,000 phones and other digital devices are being held by police in England and Wales as case backlogs worsen in the criminal justice system, new figures show. The Independent - Subscription at source 22/4/2020 News EHRC warns that the health crisis must not become a justice crisis With the use of video and phone hearings being expanded by the Ministry of Justice in response to Covid-19, the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) is concerned that the health crisis does not become a justice crisis. Police Professional 22/4/2020 News Lockdown could increase risk of radicalisation A senior counter-terrorism officer has warned that the impact of Covid-19 and social isolation could make some of society’s most vulnerable people more susceptible to radicalisation and other forms of grooming. Police Professional 22/4/2020 News International police cooperation leads to the arrest of a dark web child sex abuser in Spain The operation to bring down a child sex abuser, who had made explicit videos of an underage boy, owes its success to international cooperation. Information from Queensland Police – Australia’s Taskforce Argos sent via Europol’s secure communication channel allowed Europol experts to carry out operational analysis, which revealed that a video from 2015 found in Belgium and France may have been filmed in Spain. Europol 22/4/2020 News Tributes paid to PC Matt Lannie The policing family has today paid tribute to popular South Yorkshire Police Constable Matt Lannie who tragically died on duty in a road traffic collision. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 22/4/2020 News Chair thanks Minister for letter of support The National Chair has welcomed a letter of support from the Minister of State for Crime and Policing in which he personally addressed hard-pressed officers throughout the country. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 22/4/2020 News Police Must Not Unfairly Target Ethnic Minorities During Lockdown, MPs Warn Priti Patel asked to publish regular data on how the police are using their emergency coronavirus powers. Huffington Post 22/4/2020 News More than 12,000 electronic devices still to interrogate as police fail to clear backlog Investigations into terrorism, rape and paedophile offences are being delayed by up to a year because the police have failed to make in roads into the huge backlog of digital devices waiting to be examined. The Telegraph 22/4/2020 News ‘Pandemic drones’ deployed by police to enforce social distancing rule A Connecticut police department is using a drone equipped with virus-detecting technology to help battle the coronavirus. The Telegraph 22/4/2020 News Six arrests and £1m seized in assets as police target Westminster brothels in major operation Police have arrested six people and seized about £1m in assets from brothels in Westminster as part of a major crackdown operation. The Standard 22/4/2020 News Australia lorry crash: Four police officers killed in Melbourne Four Australian police officers have been killed in a crash involving a lorry in the city of Melbourne. BBC 22/4/2020 News Enhancing Recruitment and Retention of Visible Minority Police Officers in Canadian Policing Agencies Given the challenges that police organisations continue to face in attracting visible minorities, this study reviews how minority police officers perceive the barriers they confront. The systematic review of the literature provided the initial framework to guide the interviews with 20 visible minority police officers in a medium sized police organisation in Western Canada. The results illustrate that this police organisation, like many others, is slow in changing its organisational culture. This was demonstrated through comments about some misguided recruitment practices where human resource officers are not able to generate interest from potential minority recruits. It was also demonstrated through comments about leadership’s inability to follow through on improving diversity. Thirdly, it was demonstrated through comments about job satisfaction and motivational issues. The findings point to reshaping recruitment, leadership and motivational practices as a way to better develop a more heterogeneous police culture. In re-engineering the recruitment process, a key message emphasises building relationships using ‘gatekeepers’. Policing and Society - Registration at source 22/4/2020 Research article Nation to neighbourhood: Covid-19 and the cocaine crisis The coronavirus crisis is having a serious impact on the global illegal drugs market. Policing Insight contributor Andrew Staniforth examines the ramifications for the UK and considers how countries are handling drug enforcement during the pandemic. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 22/4/2020 Analysis, Feature DC uses 150 year old law and new forensic technique in attack case DC attached to prison invetigation team helps acheive maximum sentence for man who threw urine at female prison officer. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/4/2020 News Forces ‘should be mandated’ to work regionally to reduce digital backlog FOI figures show that national backlog of seized devices has hardly moved over a 12 month period. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/4/2020 News Safe drug consumption rooms supported by 75 per cent of Scots who inject drugs Three quarters of people who inject drugs (PWID) in Scotland are willing to use Drug Consumption Rooms (DCRs), new research from Glasgow Caledonian University has revealed. Holyrood Magazine 22/4/2020 News Magistrates and judges must use full sentencing powers With more offenders being jailed, magistrates and judges must continue to show that weaponising COVID-19 by spitting or coughing at police officers will not be tolerated, the Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) says. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 22/4/2020 News «402040214022402340244025402640274028Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
