Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104625 total results. Showing results 80641 to 80660 «402940304031403240334034403540364037Next ›Last » Collective action will help stem the rise in serious violence on our streets As home secretary I am determined to prevent violent crime scarring our society, terrorising our communities and, most devastatingly, destroying the lives of our next generation. The Times - Subscription at source 11/2/2019 Feature, Opinion Brexit will make UK safer place for criminals if police tied by red tape, senior officer warns ‘Bureaucratic’ alternatives to EU systems to cost £20m extra a year and keep officers inside stations The Independent 11/2/2019 News No-deal Brexit would make Britain less safe, says police chief Officer leading national preparations decries potential loss of EU crime-fighting tools The Guardian 11/2/2019 News Rape and abuse victims at risk as police fail to put suspects on bail An unprecedented legal challenge is being brought against police for releasing hundreds of thousands of suspects without bail safeguards to protect their victims or the public. The Times - Subscription at source 11/2/2019 News Police 101 non-emergency line could be switched off at night The non-emergency 101 helpline could be switched off at night after police warned resources were overstretched. The Telegraph 10/2/2019 News Conflicts and Congruencies Between Predictive Policing and the Patrol Officer’s Craft In what ways does the introduction of micro-grid crime prediction technology conflict with or align with patrolling officers’ craft? We investigate this question using qualitative data collected during a randomised experiment carried out in a large urban police department in the U.S. The current investigation responds to earlier scholars lamenting the ‘meaning gap’ in works examining police technology adoption. Researchers rode along with officers in two of the treatment conditions, assignment of marked patrol cars to the predicted grids, and assignment of unmarked patrol cars to the grids. This involved keeping notes, observing, and speaking with officers and supervisors about the experiment. Limitations of the technology, including spatial, temporal, and spatiotemporal inaccuracies and/or unresponsiveness conflicted with officers’ craft-based knowledge. Policing and Society - Registration at source 10/2/2019 Research article Police considering closing 101 phone line overnight Police forces are considering halting the 101 phone line service through the night, a National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) spokesman has said. ITV News 10/2/2019 News Home Office urged to release leftwing extremism report Politicians express concern over documents drafted by Extremism Analysis Unit The Guardian 10/2/2019 News How police are using drones to catch criminals in Coventry Coventry Police's Commander makes a promise to do all he can to keep Coventry safe Coventry Live 10/2/2019 News Women ‘victims in 63% of romance scams’ Victims of romance scams - the majority of whom are women - lost an average of £11,145 each last year, according to new figures. BBC 10/2/2019 News Pensions: Tougher jail terms for mismanaging funds Company executives could face up to seven years in prison if they mismanage employee pension schemes. BBC 10/2/2019 News More than £50m lost to ‘romance fraud’ Victims of “romance fraud” reported losing more than £50 million in total last year, according to Action Fraud. ITV News 10/2/2019 News Struggling police may switch off 101 line at night Police chiefs are responding to growing concern over non-emergency calls Mail Online 10/2/2019 News Cressida Dick says death of Jean Charles de Menezes stayed with her The Met commissioner talks on Desert Island Discs of trauma after 2005 shooting of Brazilian man The Guardian 10/2/2019 News Revealed: the child victims of Tinder, Grindr and other dating apps The culture secretary wants strict age checks to stop under-18s using dating apps The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 10/2/2019 Analysis, Feature Prisons to get transgender wings The Prison Service is to stop many transgender inmates, including sex offenders, serving their sentences in women’s prisons. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 10/2/2019 News Cressida Dick: being gay is no big deal, having no nose for weed is Cressida Dick, the first openly gay commissioner of the Metropolitan police, says her sexuality is “one of the least interesting things about me”. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 10/2/2019 News CCTV in all taxis to deter sex attacks A new crackdown will also feature tougher criminal record checks and a national database for drivers The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 10/2/2019 News Top officer urges tech giants to help save young lives Britain’s most senior child protection police officer warns today that lax controls on dating apps are “facilitating child abuse” and calls on the tech giants to implement strict age verification software in order to save young lives. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 10/2/2019 News Time for social media to face up to the age of responsibility Social media companies are so adept at producing addictive cravings among their consumers that they have been forgiven too often for pumping out abusive and harmful content. The tech giants have consistently sheltered their vast profits behind a veneer of concern but without altering their behaviour. After our revelations about Molly Russell, who committed suicide at 14, Instagram last week pledged to ban graphic self-harm images. The time for excuses and evasion is over. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 10/2/2019 Feature, Opinion «402940304031403240334034403540364037Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
