Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115698 total results. Showing results 80621 to 80640 «402840294030403140324033403440354036Next ›Last » Coronavirus: Suspected domestic abuse killings ‘more than double’ during lockdown The killing of 16 females between 23 March and 12 April was identified by a project called Counting Dead Women. Sky News 15/4/2020 News Coronavirus: Police chief Ian Hopkins angered by speeding drivers A motorist was caught driving at 81mph in a 30mph zone having taken advantage of the quiet roads during the coronavirus lockdown. BBC 15/4/2020 News PCC tells Welsh government not to use the police like ‘factory inspectors’ The Welsh government has been urged to change its mind about expecting police forces to act as “factory inspectors” to enforce a new law to keep workers 2m apart. Police Professional 15/4/2020 News Special Constables volunteer thousands of hours following appeal Volunteers who give up their time to act as Special Constables have pledged thousands of hours to support Police Scotland’s response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Police Scotland 15/4/2020 News Police chiefs: keep reporting crime to us during Coronavirus outbreak – we are still here for you Provisional data from police forces in England and Wales shows a reduction in crime during Coronavirus outbreak and that the vast majority of the public are following government regulations enacted in response to the crisis. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 15/4/2020 News Crime in UK falls sharply since start of coronavirus lockdown Police report big drops in burglary, rape and assault but 3% rise in domestic violence The Guardian 15/4/2020 News Coronavirus: Drug dealers ‘disguising themselves as key workers’ during UK lockdown Drug dealers are disguising themselves as key workers to avoid police during the UK’s coronavirus lockdown, officials have revealed. The Independent 15/4/2020 News Police issue 3,493 coronavirus-related fines while anti-social behaviour leaps 59% and domestic abuse rises 3% – but overall crime falls by nearly a third during lockdown Police have issued 3,500 fines relating to the coronavirus pandemic with anti-social behaviour uand domestic abuse both rising, it was revealed today. Mail Online 15/4/2020 News Police withdraw 39 lockdown fines mistakenly issued to children A total of 3,203 fines were issued between March 27 and April 13. Belfast Telegraph 15/4/2020 News “Women’s Inhumanity Towards Women?” Treatment of Female Crime Suspects By Female Officers of the Nigerian Police This article presents findings from a new qualitative study of female offenders’ interactions with Nigerian policewomen. Against the position of policing literature and feminists and gender advocates that abusive treatment of female arrestees is a function of policemen’s misconduct, this study exposes the active roles played by policewomen in inflicting violence on female detainees. We argue therefore that the mere increase in number and participation of policewomen in the criminal justice system will not address the violent treatment of female suspects; rather, the restructuring of the power dynamics in the police that currently subjects policewomen to the definitions, acceptance, and approval of male-dominant superiors is required. Criminal Justice Ethics - Registration at source 15/4/2020 Research article Coronavirus lockdown: Anti-social behaviour on rise but overall crime falls Reports of anti-social behaviour have increased substantially during the coronavirus outbreak, police have said. BBC 15/4/2020 News Priti Patel refuses extra powers for cops to enter homes & shut down parties Priti Patel has shut down demands from police asking for extra powers to enforce social distancing. The Sun 15/4/2020 News Police issue more than 3,000 fines to lockdown rule breakers A total of 3,493 fines for alleged breaches of coronavirus lockdown laws were issued in England and Wales between March 27 and April 13, police chiefs have revealed. Metro 15/4/2020 News Coronavirus: Thousands of fines handed out over breaches of UK lockdown Reports of rape, serious assault, burglary and vehicle crime fall significantly - but domestic abuse is up slightly. Sky News 15/4/2020 News Discovering An Organisational Paradox: the Reduction–expansion Perceptions in A Police Training Organisation In a dynamic and competitive environment, how do complex organisations maintain continuity and function without falling apart? This question will be examined in the context of the Israeli Police training organisation, which consists of several sub-organisations. Although they share similar goals, each has different objectives, trains police of different duties, and operates in a different geographical location. The common organisational characteristics promote shared perception and behaviour patterns for employees, which in turn, stabilise the organisation facing a complex environment. To reveal common perceptions of the training personnel, the research methodology chosen was qualitative, specifically, grounded theory methodology. The shared pattern reflects a paradoxical perception which simultaneously incorporates two poles – reductive and expansive – in each of four organisational core components diagnosed in the research: Police Practice and Research - Registration at source 15/4/2020 Research article Does Trust in Supervisors Translate to Compliance and Cooperation? A Test of Internal Procedural Justice Among Taiwanese Police Officers The procedural justice model of policing has gained much popularity in scholarship and empirical support in democracies, yet research on the procedural justice within police organizations, particularly the mediating mechanisms connecting internal procedural justice and officer behavioral tendencies, is rather limited. With an aid of survey data collected from Taiwanese police officers, this study tests the connections between internal procedural justice and officers’ compliance with agency rules and cooperation with supervisors via an essential element—trust in supervisors. Internal procedural justice was found to be directly related to trust in supervisors and officer cooperation with supervisor, whereas the association between internal procedural justice and compliance with agency rules is mainly indirect through trust in supervisors. This study concludes with discussing research and pragmatic implications of findings. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology - Registration at source 15/4/2020 Research article PCPA designs bespoke crime prevention course for Dyfed Powys Academy worked with Designing Out Crime Officer and Counter Terrorism Security Adviser to provide qualification. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/4/2020 News Report Watch: Europol – How criminals profit from the Covid-19 pandemic The latest in our Report Watch series summarises a report by Europol on how criminals are profiteering from the Covid-19 pandemic. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 15/4/2020 Analysis, Feature First group of retired Met officers start work two weeks after call up PC Stuart Hepburn puts on a uniform again three years after leaving the force Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/4/2020 News Law Enforcement Information on COVID-19 USA: This webpage is dedicated to aiding law enforcement in learning more about COVID-19 and how agencies can prepare. We will post new information as it becomes available. International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) 15/4/2020 Report «402840294030403140324033403440354036Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
