Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103290 total results. Showing results 83301 to 83320 «416241634164416541664167416841694170Next ›Last » APCC welcomes productive engagement with charitable foundations After welcoming representatives from a range of national charities engaged with policing and criminal justice for a meeting about co-operation to deliver shared priorities, APCC Chief Executive Susannah Hancock said: Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 7/9/2018 News UK and US law enforcement sign an intelligence sharing agreement to tackle female genital mutilation UK police and border security have signed a new agreement with US counterparts to share intelligence about female genital mutilation (FGM) and are joining together in operations at UK and US airports. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 7/9/2018 News Reforms to support children and victims The programme for Scottish government over the coming year will put a major focus on Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and reforms to the justice system to make it easier for victims to give evidence. Police Professional 7/9/2018 News Officer appointed ACC delighted to be ‘coming back home’ An officer who was the gold commander during the Manchester Arena terror attack has returned to her home force. Police Professional 7/9/2018 News Head of Corporate Communications The Head of Corporate Communications will lead and manage the corporate communications service provision for the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI). The role will develop and deliver an integrated communication strategy, including "Digital by Default", to support the PSNI’s policing priorities and objectives. The role will provide engagement and media relation support and advice to the Chief Constable and members of the Service Executive Team. Location: Greater Belfast. Salary: £65,422 - £78,275. Closing Date: Friday 5th October 2018 at 3.00pm Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) 7/9/2018 Jobs NPCC signs agreement with FBI to share FGM intelligence The proclamation formalises joint UK and US efforts to act against the crime Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/9/2018 News Chief executive leaves police authority Federation says it is saddened by the news. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/9/2018 News Special detectives: ‘You see it all the way through to the end’ Essex Police is encouraging volunteer officers to join CID. Ian Weinfass spoke to two of those who have joined up to see what they think so far. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/9/2018 News Victoria Atkins MP: We will never give up the fight to eradicate the horrific practice of FGM This week saw a series of coordinated operations by police and Border Force officers, together with their US counterparts, at a number of UK transport hubs to stop FGM offences. Minister for Crime, Safeguarding and Vulnerability Victoria Atkins says this is just one of many steps needed to eradicate the practice. PoliticsHome 7/9/2018 Feature, Opinion ‘Challenging’ policing landscape detailed in PCC’s sixth Annual Report Merseyside’s Police Commissioner has today unveiled her sixth annual report describing the challenges facing Merseyside Police. Merseyside OPCC 7/9/2018 Report Crime commissioner’s report reveals ‘complex’ challenges facing Merseyside Police Merseyside's police commissioner has raised concerns about 'increasingly complex' challenges facing the force in her sixth annual report. WirralGlobe 7/9/2018 News Shaun Bailey: Police chiefs back Tory mayoral hopeful to deal with London crime and round on ‘clueless’ Sadiq Khan Tory hopeful Shaun Bailey’s bid to become Mayor of London was boosted today by the backing of four police chiefs who support his plan to curb gang violence. The Standard 7/9/2018 News Police fail to identify suspects in four out of five burglaries Three-quarters of vehicle theft cases also closed without any potential suspects The Independent 7/9/2018 News Cash-strapped police forces close most cases without a suspect being identified Police are failing to catch the vast majority of burglars, car thieves and shoplifters, shocking figures reveal today. Latest statistics show officers are closing four out of five burglary investigations, three-quarters of car thefts probes and nearly half of shoplifting cases without identifying a suspect. Express 7/9/2018 News Who Needs Critical Friends? Independent Advisory Groups in the Age of the Police and Crime Commissioner In the early 2000s, many police forces in England and Wales set up independent advisory groups (IAGs) following an inquiry into the flawed investigation of the murder of a black teenager, Stephen Lawrence, by London’s Metropolitan Police. Members of IAGs were to act as critical friends of the police providing independent advice on policies, procedures and practices, thus ensuring that no section of their local community was disadvantaged through a lack of understanding, ignorance or mistaken beliefs. Based on a case study of an IAG in an English police force, this article reviews the operation of IAGs following the radical changes made to police governance by the introduction of directly elected police and crime commissioners (PCCs). Its main argument is that more thought needs to be given to the role of IAGs in this new landscape and urgent steps taken to clarify their relationships with police forces and PCCs. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice 7/9/2018 Research article Police Culture and Officer Behavior: Application of A Multilevel Framework Although recent advancements have been made in the understanding and studying of police culture, several significant gaps remain, including deficiencies in theoretical development and the lack of research on culture’s influence on police practice. In the current study, we apply a multilevel theoretical framework to the examination of officers’ cultural attitudes and behavior to help bridge these gaps. In doing so, police culture is treated as a collective feature of patrol groups as opposed to as an individual‐level attribute. Furthermore, we extend previous work by introducing the concept of culture strength as a moderator of the culture–behavior relationship. After drawing on survey and behavioral data from a national multimethod project, we then test this framework with two empirical examples from each of the primary work environments (i.e., street and organization) in which police culture originates and operates. The findings reveal that workgroup culture is associated with officers’ behaviors, representing a collective effect, and that the relationship between culture and behavior may not always be linear. The results provide support for incorporating a multilevel approach to the study of police culture and officer behavior. Criminology 7/9/2018 Research article Police ‘abandon three quarters of car theft probes without identifying a suspect’ Cases of shoplifting and vehicle theft are at record levels, but few are being solved, Home Office data has revealed. The Sun 7/9/2018 News Dorset Police officers are financially under pressure Almost half of rank-and-file police officers across Dorset are worrying about money, new figures suggest. Dorset Echo 7/9/2018 News ‘Our NHS colleagues are here to help us’ A pilot scheme sees police station-based NHS staff help officers deal with the mental healthcare needs of those who end up in the cells. BBC 7/9/2018 News Police and paramedics in pilot mental health project Police and ambulance crews in Glasgow have joined forces in a pilot project to respond to the growing number of 999 calls involving people with mental health issues. BBC 7/9/2018 News «416241634164416541664167416841694170Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
