Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100740 total results. Showing results 82941 to 82960 «414441454146414741484149415041514152Next ›Last » PSNI station sales on hold over Brexit uncertainty The PSNI has confirmed it has halted the sale of three border police stations as a "precautionary step" over Brexit. BBC 3/6/2018 News Britain has more than 23,000 terror suspects who pose a threat to the UK Police have foiled 12 Islamist plots since the London Bridge massacre Mail Online 3/6/2018 News Nine in 10 crimes in Britain are NEVER solved Nine in 10 crimes in Britain are NEVER solved with police in Trafford area of Manchester bringing ZERO criminals to book for 225 reported offences last year Mail Online 3/6/2018 News Secondary Traumatic Stress: Prevalence and Symptomology Amongst Detective Officers Investigating Child Protection Cases It has been increasingly recognised that individuals exposed to the trauma of others within their professional roles can be affected by secondary traumatic stress (STS). Despite this recognition, there is a dearth of literature examining the prevalence of secondary traumatic stress amongst police officers in the UK. This study aims to meet this gap. Sixty-three Detective Officers from Family Protection Units (FPU(s)), primarily engaged in child protection/abuse investigations, self-reported their experiences and symptoms associated with STS through a questionnaire. Findings indicate that over half of the respondents experienced STS symptoms with 11% reporting levels of symptoms that were in the high or severe range. This study is significant in that it provides empirical evidence of issues that have so far been little documented in the UK and considers the implications for policing policy and practice in terms of the health and well-being of serving police officers. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology 3/6/2018 Research article So who should police the police? In her first interview in four years, Police Scotland watchdog breaks her silence Scots no longer want the police to investigate themselves, the national force’s watchdog warns today. The Sunday Post 3/6/2018 News Police go street: Officers urged to learn slang such as ‘Wagwan’ and ‘Gwop’ Police need to know their “gwop” from their “sweets” if they are to stand a chance of stemming drug-related violence, a former gang member claims Express 3/6/2018 News Abandoned police stations in border areas may be re-commissioned Police have confirmed they are reviewing plans for some former police stations in border areas as a precautionary step ahead of Brexit. ITV News 3/6/2018 News Home secretary Sajid Javid sets up battle with Treasury in call for new police money Home secretary Sajid Javid today set up a battle with chancellor Philip Hammond in next year’s Budget as he called for increased spending on policing. City A.M. 3/6/2018 News Police chief says terror attack plots are being stopped ‘all the time’ One year on from the London Bridge terror attack, the country’s top police chief has said another attack on the UK is ‘highly likely’. Metro 3/6/2018 News Lush issues statement after claiming police officers are paid to lie Cosmetics company says its campaign is not 'anti police or anti state' Plymouth Live 3/6/2018 News Police cuts have damaged counter terrorism intelligence says former Greater Manchester Chief Constable The former Chief Constable of Greater Manchester has said that there needs to be more investment in neighbourhood policing. AboutManchester 3/6/2018 News Cannabis. Regulate it. Tax it. Support the NHS. Promote public health. Regulating and legalising cannabis is an idea whose time has come Health Poverty Action 3/6/2018 Report Making cannabis legal ‘could bring £3,500,000,000 to the UK’ Legalising cannabis in the UK could earn the Treasury between £1bn and £3.5bn a year in tax revenues, a report has claimed Metro 3/6/2018 News Sajid Javid tees up confrontation with Philip Hammond over police funding Sajid Javid has said he is preparing to confront Philip Hammond over police funding to ensure forces are “properly resourced”. PoliticsHome 3/6/2018 News 2,000 more security service officers ‘will disrupt terror plots’ The security services are to get 2,000 extra officers, Home Secretary Sajid Javid has confirmed, one year on from the attack on London Bridge. BBC 3/6/2018 News The Social Psychological Processes of ‘Procedural Justice’: Concepts, Critiques and Opportunities Contemporary research on policing and procedural justice theory (PJT) emphasizes large-scale survey data to link a series of interlocking concepts, namely perceptions of procedural fairness, police legitimacy and normative compliance. In this article we contend that as such, contemporary research is in danger of conveying a misreading of PJT by portraying a reified social world divorced from the social psychological dynamics of encounters between the police and policed. In this article we set out a rationale for addressing this potential misreading and explore how and why PJT researchers would benefit both theoretically and methodologically through drawing upon advances in theoretical accounts of social identity, developed most notably in attempts to understand crowd action. Specifically, we advance an articulation of a ‘process-based’ model of PJT’s underlying social and subjective dynamics and stress the value of ethnographic approaches for studying police–‘citizen’ encounters. Criminology and Criminal Justice - Registration at source 3/6/2018 Research article Treat age and gender hate crime like race, says review But retired judge says there's no need to replace the Football Act Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/6/2018 News Nine in 10 crimes are NEVER solved as police forces buckle under brutal Tory cuts The shocking figure is a drop of 26% and statistics also revealed a postcode lottery on the number of cases officers are closing across England, Wales and Northern Ireland Mirror 3/6/2018 News What top police boss has to say about Hull’s homeless, beggars and ‘zombie’ druggies crisis Humberside Police Chief Constable Lee Freeman took to Twitter on Friday evening Hull Live 3/6/2018 News Met police accused of ‘wasting’ £10m on leadership training programme as crime soars The Metropolitan Police Service has been accused by its own officers of “wasting” £10million on a leadership training programme whilst the crime rate soars. 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