Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100109 total results. Showing results 83381 to 83400 «416641674168416941704171417241734174Next ›Last » More police will prevent crime Durham’s Police, Crime and Victims’ Commissioner has expressed astonishment at today’s contention by the Home Secretary that more resources for policing are not the answer to rising concerns about crime. Newton News 18/4/2018 News ‘Papers in boot’ police chief Marcus Beale sacked A senior police officer who left top secret documents in the boot of his car for five days before they were stolen has been dismissed without notice. BBC 18/4/2018 News Interviewing autistic people within the Criminal Justice System Police interviewing methods, often heralded as good practice, can be unhelpful when used with people with autism. Retired officer Phil Morris, who now delivers specialist training in this area, shares his own journey to understanding the best approach to those with autism. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 18/4/2018 Opinion PCC to appoint full-time deputy Deputy will help alleviate increased workload on office staff Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/4/2018 News New police survey seeks North Yorkshire’s views on rural crime People who live and work in North Yorkshire’s rural communities are being urged to have their say in a major new survey. Stray FM 18/4/2018 News Avon and Somerset police dogs trial body armour Police dogs in Avon and Somerset are being given body armour in a trial to protect their safety on the job. BBC 18/4/2018 News Domestic abuse rehabilitation scheme expanded across Scotland Areas across Scotland could benefit from a “ground-breaking” domestic abuse initiative following a £2.8 million funding injection. Police Professional 18/4/2018 News Forensic firms could face ban over poor standards New bill will give Regulator powers to investigate unsatisfactory quality Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/4/2018 News Recruit armed forces veterans to special constabulary, says MSP Politician says move would boost numbers and help those who have served their country. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/4/2018 News Unleash wildlife crime fighters to tackle poachers and hunters, police chiefs urged Police chiefs should recruit “wildlife champions” to fight the scourge of countryside crimes threatening rare and endangered creatures, say leading conservationists. Express 18/4/2018 News Infra red technology will allow police to detect speeding motorists in the dark Infra red technology will allow police to detect speeding motorists in the dark Somerset Live 18/4/2018 News Rural crime survey launched Rural communities have been urged to take part in the National Rural Crime Survey. The survey will help North Yorkshire Police consider their approach to policing in rural areas, and evaluate the performance of its new Rural Task Force. The Press (York) 18/4/2018 News Olding’s lawyer urges review into handling of all current sex cases The solicitor for Stuart Olding has called for all rape and sexual assault cases awaiting trial to be reviewed. The call came as it emerged that the Lord Chief Justice Sir Declan Morgan has begun discussions with senior judges - including Patricia Smyth, who presided over proceedings in the rugby rape trial - to examine how cases are handled and any steps that could be taken. Belfast Telegraph 18/4/2018 News Avon and Somerset police officers are owed 9,707 days off as union describes ‘crisis’ in the UK Our police are owed nearly 10,000 rest days which they haven't taken since September amid claims staff shortages make it hard for officers to take a day off Bristol Live 18/4/2018 News Innovation is needed to help police cope with dwindling resources and rising crime Is it time to be less territorial over where public finance resources are budgeted? asks CIPFA’s Alan Bermingham. Public Finance 18/4/2018 Feature, Opinion Police ‘too slow to change’ after Stephen Lawrence murder National police chiefs’ lead on race and religion urges action on issues such as recruitment of black officers The Guardian 18/4/2018 News The Quality of Question Types in Swedish Police Interviews With Young Suspects of Serious Crimes This study explores how juvenile offenders in Sweden between the age of 15 and 17 are interviewed by police officers when suspected of homicide crimes. The quality of question types was assessed in 47 authentic interviews. The findings show that the police officers used option-posing and suggestive questions most frequently and social pressure was used in three predominating ways: to confront, to challenge and to appeal for a confession. The conclusion is that the police officers’ question style to a large extent contradicts recommendations for how to interview children. There is therefore a need to develop an evidence-based interview practice for interviewing young suspects. Police Journal - Registration at source 18/4/2018 Research article The marine biologist selling her body to pay off her student debt speaks out as police allow brothels to operate as ‘long as call girls are safe’ A graduate went on national television on Tuesday to say she is selling her body to help pay off her £20,000 of student debt. Mail Online 18/4/2018 News Police ‘too slow to change’ after Stephen Lawrence murder National police chiefs’ lead on race and religion urges action on issues such as recruitment of black officers The Guardian 18/4/2018 News I was too scared to contact police, says man abused by his girlfriend A man whose former partner subjected him to harrowing physical abuse during their relationship has said that he lost three stone during years of domestic abuse. The Times - Subscription at source 18/4/2018 News «416641674168416941704171417241734174Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
