Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115679 total results. Showing results 81101 to 81120 «405240534054405540564057405840594060Next ›Last » Warwickshire Police agrees alliance exit settlement of more than £10 million An overall settlement has been reached between Warwickshire Police and West Mercia Police, following the termination of the alliance between the two forces. The Courier (Leamington Spa) 30/3/2020 News Biggest ever intake of officers as force continues to deal with coronavirus crisis Nottinghamshire Police has completed the single biggest intake of officers in its history and aims to have them “out with patrols as quickly as it can” to help deal with the current coronavirus crisis. Police Professional 30/3/2020 News Coronavirus: Man who spat at police jailed for 12 months A man who spat at two police officers while claiming to have coronavirus symptoms has been jailed for 12 months. BBC 30/3/2020 News US jails will become death traps in the coronavirus pandemic The high turnover rate in the nation’s more than 3,100 city and county jails renders them particularly susceptible to contagion The Guardian 30/3/2020 Feature, Opinion Covid-19: ex-supreme court judge lambasts ‘disgraceful’ policing Lord Sumption criticises Derbyshire police for stopping people exercising in Peak District The Guardian 30/3/2020 News Tackling domestic abuse ‘a priority’ for Police Scotland during lockdown Detective Chief Superintendent Samantha McCluskey said proactive steps are being taken to deal with the problem during the coronavirus crisis. Express & Star 30/3/2020 News Mass hysteria!’ Ex-Supreme Court judge brands UK ‘police state’ in astounding BBC rant Lord Sumption has savaged the Government's lockdown measures as a sign the UK is slipping into "mass hysteria" in a shock BBC outburst in which he branded the country a "police state". Express 30/3/2020 News MI5: Ken McCallum appointed new boss Ken McCallum has been appointed the new director general of MI5, the security service has said. BBC 30/3/2020 News Leadership reflections on Covid-19: Staff wellbeing must come first Andy Rhodes QPM is the Chief Constable of Lancashire Constabulary, and the National Police Chiefs' Council lead for well being and staff engagement. Here, he provides his thoughts on the organisational impact of Covid-19 on policing and how leaders can make the coming weeks easier for their staff. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 30/3/2020 Feature, Opinion Police Lecturer Vacancies: Delivering the new Metropolitan Police PEQF framework Police Lecturer vacancies at Babcock International for their new flagship contract partnering with several Higher Education Institutes across London to deliver the new Metropolitan Police Service Policing Education Qualifications Framework (PEQF) framework. Policing Insight 30/3/2020 Advertisement, Feature, Jobs Cyber cops: Preventing the brain drain With UK police forces struggling to recruit and retain cyber-skilled staff, Policing Insight contributor Andrew Staniforth considers what this means for the war against cyber crime and why so many digitally skilled staff are opting for a career in the private sector. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 30/3/2020 Analysis, Feature Operational Stress Levels and Adjustment-Neuroticism Among Police Personnel in Goa Many aspects of police work such as maintaining public peace, the protection of property, and safeguarding lives are considered highly stressful. The present study was intended to study the operational stress levels and adjustment-neuroticism among police personnel in Goa and to understand whether age, rank, gender, and duration of service influence the testing variables. The study was conducted on 130 police personnel, male and female, with various ranks using Personal Data Sheet, the Operational Police Stress Questionnaire, and Adjustment-Neuroticism Dimensional Inventory. The data collected was statistically analyzed using Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS). A pattern of adjustment-neuroticism indicated that majority of the head constables and assistant sub-inspectors and ranks above were found to be maladjusted. The correlation between operational stress and adjustment-neuroticism was found to be significant and showed a positive correlation. There were significant differences in operational police stress with regard to age and gender. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology - Registration at source 30/3/2020 Research article Equal Under the Law: Officers’ Perceptions of Equitable Treatment and Justice in Policing Much research has examined public views about fair treatment of citizens by police, but nearly nothing is known about officers’ perceptions of impartiality and justice within their own occupation. Efforts to improve minority representation in police organizations might be hampered if officers themselves believe that police do not always treat people in neutral, unbiased, and fair ways. The current study analyzes officers’ perceptions of whether their colleagues treat members of the public in ways that display racial impartiality, income impartiality, and procedural justice. Findings indicate that black officers are critical of policing on all three measures; however, controlling for perceived racial and income inequity in a regression model eliminates the race effect for procedural justice. Thus, black officers appear to perceive a greater degree of inequity in how officers treat the public and, in turn, perceived inequity reduces their beliefs that officers consistently engage in procedurally just policing. Implications for research and policy are discussed. American Journal of Criminal Justice - Registration at source 30/3/2020 Research article Public thanked for complying with stay at home instruction Police Scotland has thanked members of the public and businesses for complying with a new law designed to slow the spread of coronavirus Police Scotland 30/3/2020 News Police recruit householders to create network of doorbell cameras to help catch thieves The network of neighbourhood doorbell cameras and CCTV could help combat crime but privacy campaigners are concerned at the intrusion The Telegraph - Subscription at source 30/3/2020 News Coronavirus crisis for Police Scotland as 2700 cops off work with most self-isolating Nearly one in six police officers in Scotland were off work on Friday as the coronavirus crisis hit the force hard. Daily Record 30/3/2020 News Coronavirus: Officer shortage means police may ignore crimes Police are to cut services and drop investigations as forces hit a range of “tipping points” due to the coronavirus pandemic. The Week 30/3/2020 News Coronavirus message not reaching sections of society – police chief West Midlands police and crime commissioner says language and culture barriers mean many aren’t hearing official guidance The Guardian 30/3/2020 News Police Scotland issue 25 fines to people breaking coronavirus lockdown rules over weekend Police Scotland issued 25 fixed penalty notices over the weekend to people flouting the regulations introduced in a bid to stop people from spreading coronavirus in public places. Daily Record 30/3/2020 News UCLan to train apprentice police The University of Central Lancashire is to work with Lancashire Constabulary to deliver a new Police Constable Degree Apprenticeship. 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