Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103270 total results. Showing results 81881 to 81900 «409140924093409440954096409740984099Next ›Last » New decision-making body should bring chiefs and PCCs together, report says New arrangements could make process of national decision-making stronger, according to analyst. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/10/2018 News VeriPol computer tool studies text to identify false police statements Criminals that give false police statements could soon be undone by VeriPol, a computer tool that can identify less than honest accounts of crime. The Engineer 26/10/2018 News Former Security Minister wants end to ‘chaos’ over police funding Lincolnshire MP calls for funding formula review Police Oracle - Subscription at source 26/10/2018 News On Problem-Oriented Policing: the Stockholm Lecture This paper is an edited version of the speech given upon being awarded the 2018 Stockholm Prize in Criminology. After a brief introduction, the paper describes the concept of problem-oriented policing (POP), first proposed in 1979. It goes on to assess the extent to which the police have adopted POP, and its current status. POP is, in the immediate sense, aimed at a reduction in the incidence or severity of the problem on which attention is focused, and, in the broader sense, at improving the fundamentals of policing in a democratic society. Crime Science Journal 26/10/2018 Research article Expectations Versus Effects Regarding Police Surveillance Cameras in A Municipal Park Surveillance cameras have become a popular response to crime and disorder in urban parks. The literature regarding park surveillance cameras however is sparse and few have examined the impact of park surveillance cameras. This research study examined a five camera police department network in a southern US municipal park. The study measured pre- and post-camera effects on reported crime, calls for service, and park visitor perceptions. Analysis determined that although the surveillance cameras had minimal impact on crime or disorder they were related to park visitor perceptions of the park. A camera surveilled park was seen more positively following police camera installation even though perceptions of the effectiveness of surveillance cameras decreased. Crime Prevention and Community Safety - Registration at source 26/10/2018 Research article Understanding and responding to serious and organised crime involvement in public sector corruption AUSTRALIA: This paper examines the nature of serious and organised crime group (SOCG) involvement in public sector corruption, associated risk factors and best-practice responses and prevention strategies. [pdf] Australian Institute of Criminology (Australia) 26/10/2018 Research article Arrests drop by half as crime figures increase The number of arrests made by police in England and Wales has halved in a decade, new figures show. Metro 26/10/2018 News Police chiefs slammed as arrests have halved in the past decade across the UK to just 700,000 a year Police chiefs were shamed as “shocking” figures revealed arrests have halved in the past decade – to fewer than 700,000 a year. The Sun 26/10/2018 News Could police cuts could swing the next election? MPs warn of ‘dire consequences’ without extra funding, in what may prove Labour’s surprise trump card The Week 26/10/2018 Analysis, Feature West Mercia Police chief says end of force alliance will not affect applicants A West Mercia Police chief has reassured would-be job applicants that it’s safe to transfer from Warwickshire – despite the breakdown of an alliance between the two forces. Shropshire Star 26/10/2018 News I’ll use Twitter to restore trust in CPS, says new boss Max Hill The incoming director of public prosecutions will be the first in the job to have a Twitter account and says he will use it to build confidence in the Crown Prosecution Service. The Times - Subscription at source 26/10/2018 News Crimes rise as stop and search falls Stop and searches fell to their lowest level at the same time as London experienced a surge of knife attacks. The Times - Subscription at source 26/10/2018 News Budget cuts don’t pay: As serious crime rises, police forces are struggling to cope With 20,000 fewer officers the pressure on the service is taking its toll, write Richard Ford and Fiona Hamilton The Times - Subscription at source 26/10/2018 Analysis, Feature HMICS Independent assessment of Police Scotland’s response to a breach of Home Detention Curfew (HDC) Following the sentencing of James Wright for the murder of Craig McClelland, a crime committed while he was ‘unlawfully at large’ having breached his home detention curfew, the Cabinet Secretary for Justice wrote to HMICS on 7 June 2018 and set out the following expectations of the strategic review: to provide an independent assessment of the operation, procedures and safeguards in place by Police Scotland in relation to apprehending individuals who have breached their home detention curfew terms with the objective of providing assurance to Scottish Ministers, the Scottish Parliament and the public and where appropriate, this should include recommendations to address any gaps in the current operation, processes, safeguards and available police powers or where opportunities to drive improvement are identified. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary in Scotland (HMICS) 25/10/2018 Report NPCC and APCC ‘did not know implications of new pensions rules’ Police leaders have refuted the Prime Minister’s assertion that they have known about almost £420 million of budget cuts for a long while. Police Professional 25/10/2018 News HMICS publishes review of Police Scotland’s response to a breach of Home Detention Curfew Stricter guidelines on the eligibility of offenders considered for home detention curfew and new legislation to make a breach of the curfew an offence have been called for in a hard hitting report published today (Thursday, October 25). HM Inspectorate of Constabulary in Scotland (HMICS) 25/10/2018 News Police computer issues led to criminals who broke home curfew staying at large Dozens of criminals who broke the terms of their early release from Scottish prisons were able to remain at large due to problems with police computer systems, a major review has found. i News 25/10/2018 News Police ‘leaving families to fend for themselves’ amid fall in arrests Police have been accused of leaving families to “fend for themselves” after new figures showed the number of theft arrests has dropped by more than a quarter. The Telegraph 25/10/2018 News Apple ‘blocks police iPhone hacking tool’ GrayKey with new operating system release Apple's latest iOS update appears to have blocked GrayKey, the dubious device capable of cracking an iPhone password in a matter of minutes. GrayKey attracted widespread concern from security experts and the public alike when it was introduced as a tool for law enforcement investigations by secretive Atlanta-based Grayshift in March. Mail Online 25/10/2018 News Scottish police ‘unaware’ prisoners unlawfully at large for more than four years, review tells minister Scottish prisoners "unlawfully at large" have remained free for more than four years without the police attempting to recapture them, according to two official reviews into the shocking murder of a father-of-three. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 25/10/2018 News «409140924093409440954096409740984099Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
