Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115640 total results. Showing results 83381 to 83400 «416641674168416941704171417241734174Next ›Last » Child victims of mobile phone theft not reporting crimes to police ‘amid fears of retaliation’ More than 500 children a day are becoming victims of thefts and muggings but the crimes are not being reported to police amid fears of reprisals, new figures suggest. The Telegraph 31/12/2019 News Cleveland rejects under-resourcing claim Cleveland Police played down claims by the Labour MP for Stockton North, Alex Cunningham, that it was over-stretched Police Oracle 31/12/2019 News Crime cutting units share £35m The Home Office announced 18 Police and Crime Commissioners will share funding to help divert young people away from crime. Police Oracle 31/12/2019 News Wishing you all a happy and safe New Year As we head into one of the busiest nights of the year, I know that many of you will be preparing, not to celebrate, but to work a shift to ensure the safety and security of the public. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 31/12/2019 News The Cyprus case shows how easily rape victims are let down and distrusted What happened to the teenager is a stain on the Cypriot justice system. Not believing women, however, is almost universal The Guardian 31/12/2019 Feature, Opinion Hundreds of children as young as four have been investigated by police for sending indecent images by mobile phone Hundreds of primary school children have been investigated by police for sexting in less than three years, including pupils as young as four. Mail Online 31/12/2019 News Number of homicides in London climbs to 10-year high Met police recorded 149 homicides in 2019 to 30 December, up from 135 in 2018 The Guardian 31/12/2019 News Police Reform in A Post-Conflict Context: the Case of Solomon Islands Police reform in much of the developing world reflects a preoccupation with either shifts away from paramilitaristic policing models or restoration of law and order in post-conflict societies. For many Pacific Island Countries (PICs), dialogue on reform reflects the prioritization of internal organizational restructuring and capacity building, with minimal emphasis on responding to ever-changing stakeholder demands. What is also common is for police reform efforts to closely align with prioritized focal areas of donor countries or powerful neighbours in developed countries with different contextual realities. Here we discuss police reform efforts in a PIC that has been the recipient of a major regional post-conflict state-building intervention and highlight the complexities specific to piecing together the police reform architecture. We also make reference to Solomon Islands to support our argument that problematic police reform can be largely attributed to focal imbalances between internal and external transformation agendas. The article concludes with a summary of the constraints associated with police reform in post-conflict contexts and recommendations for navigating the reform process. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice - Registration at source 31/12/2019 Research article Police dress up mannequins to catch traffic offenders in India Dummy police are the newest recruits to law enforcement in India's southern city of Bangalore as authorities turn to an unusual tactic to fight traffic offenders. Yahoo! 31/12/2019 News Surrey policing transition CANADA: This report has been prepared by the Provincial Municipal Policing Transition Study Committee building on information in the Surrey Police Transition Plan (Appendix I) and other data provided by the City of Surrey, the RCMP and the Province of BC. [pdf] Government of British Columbia 31/12/2019 Report Two decades of oversight: Effecting cultural change in policing 2019 Annual Report CANADA: It is with great pride that I present the 20th anniversary edition of the Military Police Complaints Commission of Canada (MPCC)'s Annual Report. [pdf] Government of Canada 31/12/2019 Report ANZPAA Annual report 2018-19 OCEANIA: For us, success is supporting our police jurisdictions by working on what matters most to them. ANZPAA does this through identifying, responding to and advising on current and emerging cross jurisdictional priorities with the aim of supporting police to be connected and positioned for the future. [pdf] Australia New Zealand Policing Advisory Agency (ANZPAA) 31/12/2019 Report Tactical Options 2019 Annual Report NEW ZEALAND: In an ever changing and dynamic operating environment it is imperative that a country has a well-trained, community-minded and transparent Police Service. [pdf] New Zealand Police 31/12/2019 Report Vancouver police community policing assessment report 2019 CANADA: Overall satisfaction with the service provided by the VPD remained strong in 2019, consistent with results in recent years. [pdf] Vancouver Police Department 31/12/2019 Report ANZPAA Police Workforce Compendium OCEANIA: The policing environment requires a flexible and professional workforce with the skills, knowledge and resources to meet the growing and changing demand for services, supported by the best possible systems and processes. Policing should develop the best mix of people and other resources for maximum effect through representation, leadership, service and flexibility. Australia New Zealand Policing Advisory Agency (ANZPAA) 31/12/2019 Report Tech bosses face court if they fail to protect users Social media executives will face fines and the threat of criminal prosecution for failing to protect people who use their services under plans to regulate tech giants in Britain for the first time. The Times - Subscription at source 31/12/2019 News Police pay millions to tackle claims from their own staff THE region’s police forces have paid out millions to tackle compensation claims lodged by their own officers and staff in recent years, The Northern Echo can reveal. The Northern Echo 31/12/2019 News Police struggle to trace kidnappers demanding bitcoin Kidnappers are becoming harder to track down as they demand cryptocurrencies as ransom payments, police have said. The Times - Subscription at source 31/12/2019 News You donut! Blundering police must pay cake fines While there’s a watchdog for serious cases of police misconduct, it turns out that for everyday cock-ups officers have their own secret system of punishment: the cake fine. The Times - Subscription at source 31/12/2019 News Alarm at sharp drop in number of Scottish special constables The number of special constables serving with Police Scotland has fallen by nearly two thirds since it became a single force. Police Professional 30/12/2019 News «416641674168416941704171417241734174Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
