Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115672 total results. Showing results 82961 to 82980 «414541464147414841494150415141524153Next ›Last » Met police help Afghans recover looted ancient masterpiece A sculpture that was stolen from the National Museum of Afghanistan in Kabul almost 30 years ago is to be returned to its country of origin after being seen on a British auctioneer’s website and investigated by the Metropolitan police The Guardian 18/1/2020 News Courier fraud: Victim ‘cried for days’ "I couldn't believe I could lose £4,000 as easy as that. It was terrible". Carol Norton is talking about the moment she realised she'd had thousands of pounds stolen from her and her dying husband. She'd become a victim of courier fraud. BBC 18/1/2020 Analysis, Feature Rotherham child sex abuse: Police watchdog upholds complaint An investigation has found South Yorkshire Police did not do enough to protect a girl in Rotherham from sexual abuse, a newspaper has reported. BBC 18/1/2020 News Police examine new footage of car on wrong side of road near Harry Dunn RAF base Northamptonshire chief constable demands urgent meeting with commander of military base The Guardian 18/1/2020 News Guns, Gloves, and Tasers: Perceptions of Police Officers and Their Use of Weapon As A Function of Race and Gender The purpose of the present studies was to examine how officer characteristics influenced mock jurors’ judgments in a police use of force case. In study 1 (N = 356), we examined officer race, suspect race, and weapon type (gun vs. taser vs. assault gloves), and in study 2 (N = 352) we examined officer gender, weapon type, and whether the officer was on or off duty. In both studies, participants read a case summary concerning police use of force where the suspect/victim died from his injuries. In study 1, mock jurors were more likely to vote guilty when the officer was White as well as when a gun was used. The officer was perceived most favorably when he was Black and a taser or assault gloves were used compared to a gun. Mock jurors’ attitudes toward the police also were examined and were found to be related to mock jurors’ guilt ratings and perceptions of the officer. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology - Registration at source 18/1/2020 Research article Delivering Technology in UK Policing – a personal view There are 43 Home Office ‘funded’ police forces in England and Wales out of a total of around 50 law enforcement agencies across the United Kingdom. How can we deliver technology more effectively in this distributed environment and can we increase the success rate of projects and programmes? LinkedIn 18/1/2020 Feature, Opinion Top cop blasting SNP for cutting Police Scotland funding is unprecedented but welcome Yesterday's rebuke of SNP ministers by Chief Constable Iain Livingstone is unprecedented, entirely understandable and welcome. The Scottish Sun 18/1/2020 Feature, Opinion West Yorkshire Police revealed as the most active force in the country in handing out use of mobile phone fines The West Yorkshire Police force has been revealed as the most active force in the country in handing out speeding fines. Halifax Courier 18/1/2020 News A detective who warned of “sensitive” race issues during a discredited investigation into the grooming and abuse of dozens of girls in Manchester has become a leading child sexual exploitation officer. The EU is considering a ban on the use of facial recognition technology in public spaces for up to five years to prevent it being abused. The Times - Subscription at source 18/1/2020 News Manchester grooming scandal: Officer in discredited case holds top job A detective who warned of “sensitive” race issues during a discredited investigation into the grooming and abuse of dozens of girls in Manchester has become a leading child sexual exploitation officer. The Times - Subscription at source 18/1/2020 News Rotherham police chief: we ignored sex abuse of children A senior police officer admitted that his force ignored the sexual abuse of girls by Pakistani grooming gangs for decades because it was afraid of increasing “racial tensions”, a watchdog has ruled. The Times - Subscription at source 18/1/2020 News Multi Agency Operation at Hand Car Wash, East Belfast Detectives from PSNI’s Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking Unit (MSHTU) along with colleagues from the local Neighbourhood Policing Team and Local Policing Team along with partners in Health and Safety Executive for NI (HSENI), Department for Communities and DAERA carried out a multi-agency operation at a hand car wash in east Belfast area today, Friday, 17 January. Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) 17/1/2020 News Police Chiefs’ Blog: Police chiefs gather for first council of 2020 Martin Hewitt: The policing landscape has changed dramatically in the past year and the first Chief Constables’ Council of 2020 was an opportunity for leaders of the service to come together to discuss our vision for the coming decade. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 17/1/2020 Feature, Opinion Extinction Rebellion: Police defend adding groups to extremism guide Police have defended the inclusion of environmental groups such as Extinction Rebellion and Greenpeace in a counter-terrorism guide, saying it was produced to help frontline officers. BBC 17/1/2020 News Tube patrols create ‘phantom policing’ effect, study finds Police patrols at London Underground stations can reduce crime by up to a fifth, a study has shown. BBC 17/1/2020 News Cost of policing COP26 in Glasgow ‘could exceed £200m’ The cost of policing the UN climate conference in Glasgow this November could exceed £200m, according to Scotland’s chief constable, who said it was “fanciful” to suggest that hosting one of the largest events ever staged in the UK would not have an impact on the wider community. The Guardian 17/1/2020 Jobs Daphne Caruana Galizia case: Under-fire Malta police chief quits Malta's police chief Lawrence Cutajar has resigned amid criticism over the investigation into the murder of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia and alleged political corruption. BBC 17/1/2020 News Police Scotland to go ahead with cyber kiosks Police Scotland has confirmed that the phased roll out of cyber kiosk technology will begin on 20 January. UKAuthority.com 17/1/2020 News Police failed to notice corpse of ‘murder victim’ during drugs raid The sister of a woman whose decaying corpse was missed in a police raid is ‘heartbroken’ that no one has been punished for her death. Metro 17/1/2020 News Greenpeace included with neo-Nazis on UK counter-terror list A counter-terrorism police document distributed to medical staff and teachers as part of anti-extremism briefings included Greenpeace, Peta and other non-violent groups as well as neo-Nazis, the Guardian has learned. The Guardian 17/1/2020 News «414541464147414841494150415141524153Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
