Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103185 total results. Showing results 82361 to 82380 «411541164117411841194120412141224123Next ›Last » Ex-Police Scotland chief named new Met deputy commissioner Sir Stephen House has been announced as Scotland Yard's new second-in-command. STV News 5/10/2018 News Met police criticised over video of forceful restraint of black man Stop and search scrutiny panel chair calls for investigation after footage emerges The Guardian 5/10/2018 News Moment £1million cannabis haul is dragged out of Britain’s ‘biggest drug factory’ by police at disused quarry Sacks full of cannabis were dragged out of Britain's 'biggest drug factory' by police who found the substance hidden in tunnels at a disused quarry. Mail Online 5/10/2018 News Police Federation takes legal action over ‘derisory’ pay offer The Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) is set to launch legal action over what it has called the government’s latest “derisory” pay offer. Personnel Today 5/10/2018 News Police Federation legacy comments appalling, says Sinn Fein Police officers urged the Government to scrap ‘unfair’ Northern Ireland legacy proposals. BT.com 5/10/2018 News New Metropolitan Police Service Deputy Commissioner appointed Sir Stephen House will take up the role after being appointed by Her Majesty the Queen. Home Office 5/10/2018 News College role for West Yorkshire Police chief Dee Collins West Yorkshire Police Chief Constable Dee Collins is to take up a short secondment as Service Director for the College of Policing 2019 Strategic Command Course. Telegraph and Argus 5/10/2018 News Changing Perspectives on Guardianship Against Crime: An Examination of the Importance of Micro-Level Factors This paper focuses on how the narrative around guardianship as a crime prevention strategy has evolved from its original roots in macro-level theory and examination predominantly in residential places with a focus on property crime. It first highlights the ways in which some of the most useful insights about how guardianship functions to protect against crime have been illuminated by micro-level studies which have built on macro-level trends. Recent scholarship is used to illustrate how criminological understanding about guardianship against crime has been significantly developed through a focus on micro-level environmental factors and, most recently, individual factors. Perhaps one of the most significant developments in guardianship research in recent years has been its application beyond the residential context to extend to interpersonal crimes (sexual crimes in particular) and to cybercrime (cyberabuse in particular). Conclusions are drawn about how these new developments can be interwoven to advance the theoretical underpinnings of guardianship Crime Prevention and Community Safety - Registration at source 5/10/2018 Research article Interpol chief Meng Hongwei vanishes on trip to China France has opened an investigation into the disappearance of Meng Hongwei, the Chinese head of the international police agency Interpol. BBC 5/10/2018 News New police and fire HQ will ‘improve speed of communication’ A new joint headquarters for Nottinghamshire Police and Nottinghamshire Fire & Rescue Service is to be established. Police Professional 5/10/2018 News A Force for the future: Annual Report 2017/18 British Transport Police releases its annual report [PDF] British Transport Police 5/10/2018 Report British Transport Police releases its annual report The chance of a passenger of becoming a victim of crime on the railway remains extremely low, with only 19 crimes recorded for every million journeys in 2017/18 British Transport Police 5/10/2018 News BTP: We’re meeting the challenges posed by changing face of rail today Annual reports shows jump in violence and sexual offences fuelling 17 per cent rise in crime Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/10/2018 News Met analysing 999 call spike Liberal Democrat says delays in answering emergency calls a 'very serious concern' Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/10/2018 News Chief: Service keeps failing to learn the lessons of history Ahead of the National Black Police Association conference in Belfast next week, CC Jon Boutcher says forces cannot afford to rest on their laurels on race and diversity. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/10/2018 News Cleveland Police: “We have acted swiftly” after online data breach Cleveland Police have released a statement after it emerged that personal data of over 1600 people who were 'subject to force being used' against them was published online. ITV News 5/10/2018 News Police Federation chief: A shambles and a disgrace – we reject these legacy plans This consultation amounts to an assault on the names, reputations and standing of the men and women who stood against republican and loyalist terrorism News Letter (Northern Ireland) 5/10/2018 Feature, Opinion Interpol chief missing: French police launch investigation into President Meng Hongwei’s disappearance French police have reportedly launched an investigation into the disappearance of Interpol's president. The Independent 5/10/2018 News Live updates: Devon and Cornwall Police and Crime Panel scrutinises force merger plans Live Updates: This morning Devon and Police and Crime Commissioner Alison Hernandez will meet the Police and Crime Panel to answer questions on the proposed merger between Devon and Cornwall Police and Dorset Police. If it goes through, it will be the first time in fifty years that two police forces have amalgamated. However, Alison Hernandez has raised serious concerns about the merger. The meeting is due to start at 10.30am. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 5/10/2018 News Cleveland Police accidentally publishes personal details of 1,600 people A police force has accidentally published a list of the personal details of more than 1,600 people who had been tasered, handcuffed, pepper sprayed or restrained by officers between April and June this year. The Northern Echo 5/10/2018 News «411541164117411841194120412141224123Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
