Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115668 total results. Showing results 82181 to 82200 «410641074108410941104111411241134114Next ›Last » Impact on rape victims of police phone seizures to be reviewed Review comes amid sharp falls in number of rape prosecutions and fears of ‘digital strip search’ deterring victims The Guardian 16/2/2020 News Police Scotland bosses blast budget cuts which will leave them lagging behind cyber crooks and crime gangs Police budget cuts will put cops and the public at risk, bosses warned yesterday. The Scottish Sun 16/2/2020 News Police Scotland is badly underfunded – and ministers are playing a dangerous game with the latest budget Policing in Scotland is suffering from chronic underfunding. That much is beyond doubt. The Scottish Sun 16/2/2020 Feature, Opinion Children being ‘let down’ as sexual grooming crimes on increase in Cheshire Reports of sexual grooming are rising in Cheshire - but very few people are being prosecuted for the crime. Cheshire Live 16/2/2020 News Costa Rica makes biggest ever cocaine haul Police in Costa Rica have made the biggest seizure of illegal drugs in the country's history - finding more than five tonnes of cocaine in a shipping container. BBC 16/2/2020 News IOPC: officers not at fault after man dies from swallowing drugs An IOPC investigation has found no indication that Met officers were at fault when a man died after swallowing cocaine, and emphasised the danger of swallowing drugs to evade conviction. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/2/2020 News Owners of crime-hit listed homes lambast police Owners of crime-hit listed homes lambast police The Telegraph - Subscription at source 16/2/2020 News Police Scotland to share data on dangerous offenders Scotland’s national police force has agreed to share intelligence on potentially dangerous offenders after it was accused of excessive secrecy by domestic abuse campaigners. The Sunday Times - Subscription at source 16/2/2020 News ‘My Gestapo-like treatment drove me to a breakdown’: Businessman who won landmark court battle against police over ‘transphobic tweets’ wandered 30 miles into freezing night after his ordeal A businessman who won a landmark case against a 'Gestapo-like' police force has revealed how his hate speech ordeal drove him to a breakdown and he was found by officers after wandering 30 miles through the night. Mail Online 15/2/2020 News Met Police’s controversial facial recognition cameras correctly identify just one in three women Black people are far more likely to be wrongly flagged up than white people Mail Online 15/2/2020 News Katrina O’Hara: Police had chance to save murder victim, daughter tells inquest Police missed a final chance to save a hairdresser three days before she was murdered by her violent former boyfriend, an inquest has been told. The Times - Subscription at source 15/2/2020 News British man freed from jail in Egypt after being detained for ‘patting police officer on back’ Tony Camoccio, 51, was worried he would be falsely charged with sexual assault after being detained following an incident at Hurghada International Airport earlier this month. The Independent 15/2/2020 News Met Police remove 374 names from gangs matrix The Metropolitan Police has removed 374 people from its gangs matrix after the UK's data watchdog found it breached data protection laws. BBC 15/2/2020 News Enforcement Intensity in Danish Drug Control, 1996–2017 Enforcement intensity towards drug law offences in Denmark has increased since 2004, making Denmark one of the few Western countries that is heading towards a more repressive drug control approach. The aim of this study is to examine patterns and correlates of drug enforcement intensity over time. Policy documents and criminal statistics on drug law offences, from 1996 to 2017, are analysed in the context of the rationality perspective and the theory of policy coherence. Time series analyses and bivariate tests of statistical significance are used to examine enforcement intensity over time, between seasons, and in the gender and ethnic composition of convictions. Three periods are identified, delineated by documents that set forth drug policy aims. From 1996 to 2003, a series of qualitative changes to the legal framework was introduced, followed by a quantitative increase in enforcement pressure from 2004 to 2010 with a focus on Copenhagen. From 2011 to 2017, other regions of the country also increased enforcement. The increased intensity in drug control followed a period of increasing cannabis prevalence rates. The increase in reported minor drug law offences correlated with increased seasonal variations and increased disparity in the gender and ethnicity of convicted individuals. European Journal on Criminal Policy and Research 15/2/2020 Research article “Cops and the Klan”: Police Disavowal of Risk and Minimization of Threat From the Far-Right Critical scholars argue that contemporary policing practices reproduce colonial logics through the maintenance of racial and economic inequality. In this article, I extend the framing of policing as a colonial project grounded in white supremacy to an analysis of police responses to white power mobilization during a heightened period of activity and violence (2015–2017). Borrowing from Perry and Scrivens (2018), I identify the two most common police responses—“disavowal of risk” and “minimization of threat”—in the official investigations into the deadly “Unite the Right” rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, on August 12, 2017. Based on an analysis of newspaper reports from across the United States during the two-year period since then, I found that local and federal law enforcement consistently trivialized the presence of white power groups in the community, elevated the potential threat from protestors, concentrated intelligence efforts on activists, and provided differential protection to white supremacists. Critical Criminology - Registration at source 15/2/2020 Research article Fake online prostitutes urge men to make their excuses and leave A pioneering project in Seattle that posts fake adverts for sexual services is cutting crime rates by a third The Telegraph - Subscription at source 15/2/2020 News Non-crimes should not waste police time The police have enough to do without looking into things that, by their very definition, are not a crime. Despite this, nearly 120,000 “non-crime” hate incidents have been reported in England and Wales – of which the most famous might become Harry Miller’s. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 15/2/2020 Feature, Opinion Met removes hundreds from gangs matrix after breaking data laws How list is compiled also to be reviewed amid claims it blights life chances and is discriminatory The Guardian 15/2/2020 News Low-level offenders swap prosecution for rehab in Durham scheme Durham Police’s Checkpoint has had a huge impact on reoffending rates of offenders charged with low-level crimes. Shropshire Star 15/2/2020 News The Times view on Harry Miller, Twitter and the trans debate: Thought Police The High Court has rightly ruled that officers’ response to allegedly transphobic tweets was disproportionate. This is an important victory for free speech The Times - Subscription at source 15/2/2020 Feature, Opinion «410641074108410941104111411241134114Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
