Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100981 total results. Showing results 80701 to 80720 «403240334034403540364037403840394040Next ›Last » Police chief reveals number of summer traveller encampments in Surrey and addresses ‘lack of action’ Figures revealed also show the average length of a traveller encampment in Surrey was five days Surrey Live 17/9/2018 News Police call for help over radio interference at state-of-the-art £25m resort headquarters It was nearly “over and out” right from the start for Blackpool’s £25m new headquarters after a glitch left officers unable to use their radios. The Gazette (Blackpool) 17/9/2018 News Revealed: Norfolk and Suffolk police have high powered rifle in case rhino escapes from zoo Police have armed themselves with a high powered rifle in case they have to shoot an escaped rhinoceros. Norwich Evening News 17/9/2018 News Brit police force unveils new uniform for female Muslim officers West Yorkshire Police is the first force in the country to offer an alternative uniform in an attempt to make its workforce more representative. Daily Star 17/9/2018 News Illicit Drug Data Report 2016–17 AUSTRALIA: Our Illicit Drug Data Report (IDDR) informs Australia’s understanding of the illicit drug threat and focuses collective efforts by bringing together data from a wide range of sources into the one unique report. Australian Criminal Intelligence Commission (ACIC) 17/9/2018 Report Enraged police chief smashed his phone with a golf club over criticism of controversial child abuse probe The chief constable who led the Sir Edward Heath child abuse investigation smashed his phone with a golf club in a rage over criticism of the probe and then lied about it, a police watchdog will conclude today. Mail Online 17/9/2018 News Blackmail threat over web use in ‘sextortion’ scam Email scammers based overseas have extorted hundreds of thousands of pounds in bitcoins by claiming to have evidence of victims’ pornography use after quoting their passwords. The Times - Subscription at source 17/9/2018 News One terrorist freed each week amid fears of chaos Almost every week a terrorist is being freed from prison, according to Home Office figures showing that 46 were released in the year to March. The Times - Subscription at source 17/9/2018 News More money ploughed into late running call handler system A new call handling system for Thames Valley and Hampshire Police is now even further over budget, it has been revealed Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/9/2018 News New investigation tool will help in county lines gangs battle Evidence gathering tech letting officers do days worth of work in seconds Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/9/2018 News Julia Mulligan’s job as York and North Yorkshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner would be abolished if LibDems get their way Liberal Democrats have called for the complete abolition of the position of Police & Crime Commissioner, in both York and North Yorkshire and across the UK. The Press (York) 16/9/2018 News Theresa May’s policing cuts ‘saw officers resort to taking out payday loans’ Theresa May has a ‘personal vendetta’ against the police in the UK and government cuts to policing under her watch have seen some officers apply for payday loans, the chairman of the Police Federation has claimed. Metro 16/9/2018 News Police and crime commissioner Michael Lane launches Scamnesty campaign to fight fraud Hampshire and Isle of Wight Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) Michael Lane has launched the Scamnesty campaign to urge people to report scams and to advise on how to avoid falling victim to fraud. Basingstoke Gazette 16/9/2018 News Scottish police chiefs hand £2.25m contract to company who have paid virtually no tax in three years Police chiefs have handed a £2.25 million contract to a company that has paid virtually no tax in the last three years. The Sunday Post 16/9/2018 News It’s NOT novichok, say police 'Russian' couple fall ill at Salisbury restaurant with nerve-agent symptoms sparking panic as police in hazmat suits keep terrified diners in isolation for HOURS before giving the all-clear Mail Online 16/9/2018 News MPs fury at ‘disgraceful’ brass plaque on a canteen door in honour of Westminster terror attack hero PC Keith Palmer A brass plaque memorial for PC Keith Palmer has been slammed by MPs. Mail Online 16/9/2018 News Bad vibes in Glastonbury: town may hire security firm to tackle crime Businesses and residents say something must be done about a rise in antisocial behaviour The Guardian 16/9/2018 News Far-right terror detentions rise fivefold since Jo Cox murder Home Office figures show 13% of those held on terror offences are far-right extremists The Guardian 16/9/2018 News Scottish police chiefs hand £2.25m contract to company who have paid virtually no tax in three years Bloom Procurement Services (BPS) has been hired to help cut costs as Police Scotland looks to balance the books. A Government cash squeeze means that hundreds of officers are under threat as the service struggles to find savings of £40m by 2021. The Sunday Post 16/9/2018 News Race and the Association Between Police Stops and Depression Among Young Adults: A Research Note Police stops are stressful experiences that may be harmful for health. The present study examines the association between police stops and symptoms of depression in the National Longitudinal Survey of Adolescent to Adult Health. The study sample included non-Hispanic Black (n = 2,118) and White (n = 5,629) adults aged 18–26 years surveyed in 1996 and 2001/2002. Both Black and White young adults who have been stopped by police had more symptoms of depression compared to their never stopped counterparts. Among Blacks, the association was attenuated but persisted after controlling for criminal behavior and justice contact. In contrast, among Whites, the association between police stops and depression was smaller in magnitude, and it was explained by self-reported criminal behavior. Given the frequency and the number of people in contact with police, we point to the need to sensitize police departments to potential mental health consequences of proactive policing, and the decreased willingness of the public to seek police help as a result of previous distressing encounters. Race and Justice - Registration at source 16/9/2018 Research article «403240334034403540364037403840394040Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
