Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103290 total results. Showing results 83361 to 83380 «416541664167416841694170417141724173Next ›Last » Reducing attrition When Action Fraud became the national reporting centre for fraud and cybercrime there were initially concerns about low police outcome rates, but a new platform will provide a significantly different quality of service. Police Professional - Subscription at source 5/9/2018 Analysis, Feature Force appoints ACC with ‘background in large events and serious crime’ Greater Manchester Police (GMP) has appointed an “extremely experienced” officer as its new assistant chief constable. Police Professional 5/9/2018 News Officers should receive greater recognition as ‘remarkable public servants’ Leicestershire Police’s chief constable heaped praise on colleagues as “the one constant” in his three decades of service and urged greater protection for officers as they attempt to serve 50 per cent more people than they did before austerity measures were introduced. Police Professional 5/9/2018 News Top cop says stop and search DOES target black people A police chief has insisted her officers were right to stop and search four times more young black men than white. Daily Star 5/9/2018 News Police chief hits out at fire merger plan West Mercia’s Police and Crime Commissioner has criticised details of a formal alliance between two fire authorities Shropshire Star 5/9/2018 News Council unveils cardboard cut-out cops to enforce 20mph limits Crafty councillors have unveiled their latest weapon against speeding motorists – a cardboard cut-out traffic cop. Edinburgh News 5/9/2018 News Northamptonshire Police to raise millions by selling off old buildings Police in Northamptonshire hope to raise millions of pounds and save hundreds of thousands more by selling off buildings that are not fit for purpose. ITV News 5/9/2018 News Durham Police dogs fitted with military-style cameras to assist armed officers The cameras, mounted on the police dogs' backs, allow armed officers to see what the dog can see - even in pitch black Chronicle Live (North East) 5/9/2018 News I will fight tooth and nail for officers, says new chief Head of Northamptonshire Police tells Police Oracle that what is asked of workforce is incredible. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 5/9/2018 News REVEALED: Stalking cases rocket to over 300 a year in South Yorkshire The number of complaints about stalking has rocketed in recent years with an incident now reported almost every day in South Yorkshire, figures have revealed. Doncaster Free Press 5/9/2018 News Police officer who fired Taser in face of own force’s race relations adviser cleared of misconduct PC Claire Boddie hit Judah Adunbi, 63, as he walked his dog in Bristol after mistaking him for a suspect wanted by cops The Sun 5/9/2018 News South Yorkshire loses 100 police officers as violent crime increases South Yorkshire Police has lost more than 100 frontline officers over the last three years, while violent crime in the county has increased. The Police Federation claims that a reduction in the ‘eyes and ears’ of police services is causing communities to suffer. The Star (Yorkshire) 5/9/2018 News Austerity has left the police apologising to crime victims – three officers explain why 'The public deserve better than they are getting.' Huffington Post 5/9/2018 News Police starting salary ‘not enough’ for Thames Valley A starting salary of £18,000 for police apprentices "won't cut the mustard" for officers joining in the Thames Valley. Craig O'Leary, of Thames Valley Police federation, said the wage could "affect recruitment" in the force which was short of 98 officers in January. BBC 5/9/2018 News Gaining an edge with analytics To enable forces to respond to the ever-changing demands placed on them, Andy Davies argues they need to move away from single-purpose ‘black box’ predictive policing solutions and expand the use of analytics to give officers an edge in fighting crime and preventing anti-social behaviour. Police Professional - Subscription at source 5/9/2018 Feature, Opinion Sharing demand This week, the Research Inspector examines the work of David Herrington, who, perhaps quite uniquely, has worked in analysis and futures scanning in both the police and health services. Police Professional - Subscription at source 5/9/2018 Analysis, Feature Bridging the gap A new framework has been developed to promote effective community policing built on personal relationships and two-way communication, resulting in the early identification of risks and better crime intelligence. Police Professional - Subscription at source 5/9/2018 Analysis, Feature Foundations for command Jason Masters questions whether the current three-layer model of policing major events has run its course and whether the aviation industry could offer a more suitable framework in the future. Police Professional - Subscription at source 5/9/2018 Feature, Opinion At the Intersection of Disadvantage: Socioeconomic Status Heightens Ethnic Group Differences in Trust in the Police Although trust in, and cooperation with, the police is critical to effective crime prevention, the relationship between citizens and police can be tenuous, especially for ethnic minorities. However, the impact that membership in multiple marginalised groups has on attitudes toward the police has received limited attention. We address this oversight using a national probability sample of New Zealand adults (N = 11,669) to examine how the intersection between ethnicity and socioeconomic status (SES) affects trust in, and willingness to cooperate with, the police. As hypothesised, minorities trusted the police less than did ethnic majority group members. However, ethnic group differences in trust in the police were heightened at low (vs. high) levels of SES. In turn, trust in the police mediated the relationship between minority status and willingness to cooperate with the police. These results demonstrate that (low) SES exacerbates the already fragile relationship between ethnic minorities and the police. Race and Justice - Registration at source 5/9/2018 Research article Report Watch: Transform Justice’s Love, fear and control — does the criminal justice system reduce domestic abuse? Our latest Report Watch takes a look at the charity Transform Justice's report 'Love, fear and control — does the criminal justice system reduce domestic abuse?' which examines and evaluates the criminal justice system's current approach to tackling domestic abuse. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 5/9/2018 Analysis «416541664167416841694170417141724173Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
