Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115640 total results. Showing results 83561 to 83580 «417541764177417841794180418141824183Next ›Last » More police coming but ‘no instant solutions’ warns Wiltshire’s top cop More police officers will be recruited next year, following increased recruitment this year. Swindon Advertiser 20/12/2019 News Travellers’ caravans may be seized by police in law and order blitz to clamp down on families who occupy land and set up home without permission Police will be given the power to arrest travellers and seize their caravans if they set up illegal camps. Mail Online 20/12/2019 News Police Scotland clamps down on sale of stolen goods Police have launched a crackdown on crooks who coin it in at Christmas by selling stolen goods The Gazette (Scotland) 20/12/2019 News Queen’s Speech: Britain’s ancient treason laws set for overhaul Britain’s archaic treason laws could be updated to enable the prosecution of those who leak secrets to “hostile states”. The move comes amid concern about the activities of Russia and China in the West. The Times - Subscription at source 20/12/2019 News Taser use by police in England and Wales reaches record high The use of Taser stun guns by police and England and Wales reached a record high last year, Home Office figures show. BBC 20/12/2019 News NI Police Chief pleads for more officers amid Brexit protest fears Police are anticipating roads to ports in Northern Ireland being blockaded during potential Brexit-related protests. The Newsletter 19/12/2019 News 20,000 new police will not make UK law enforcement fit for the Internet Age The Times has again revealed the scale of the UK problem with tackling cyber-facilitated fraud . But most mainstream crime (from gang violence and rape to burglary) now has an on-line dimension. The need to analyse the social media, mobile phone records or security systems of victim or suspect and present the results in court is now commonplace. That complicates attempts to restrict the information available to jurors to that on which the judge and lawyers can agree while still allowing justice for the victim. No wonder confidence in the “system” is crumbling. Computer Weekly 19/12/2019 Feature, Opinion ‘Police enforcement alone is not enough to tackle serious violence’, warns Chief Constable after 14-year-old boy is convicted of manslaughter A 14-year-old boy has been convicted of manslaughter, making him one of the youngest people ever convicted of this offence in my force area of Avon and Somerset. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 19/12/2019 Feature, Opinion Prevent figures show only one in 10 anti-radicalisation referrals need acute support One in 10 referrals to the government’s controversial anti-radicalisation Prevent programme resulted in specialist support, with the remainder leaving the process or being signposted to alternative services, fresh figures reveal. The Guardian 19/12/2019 News Family wins fight to delete child from Met’s anti-radicalisation records A primary school-aged child has had details of their referral to the government’s controversial anti-radicalisation Prevent programme deleted by the Metropolitan police following court action, the Guardian can reveal. The Guardian 19/12/2019 ‘Unprecedented’ international law enforcement operation exposes world’s most harmful cybercrime group A ‘record’ $5 million reward has been offered for information leading to the arrest of the head of a criminal group that poses “the most significant cybercrime threat to the UK”. Police Professional - Subscription at source 19/12/2019 Analysis, Feature Chief Constable’s report to Northern Ireland Policing Board The purpose of this report is to provide a broad overview of the activity undertaken by the Police Service of Northern Ireland in recent weeks. Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) 19/12/2019 News Applications requested: Co-opted Independent Members of the Bedfordshire Police and Crime Panel Bedfordshire Police and Crime Panel (PCP) intends to add two additional Co-opted Independent Members to further enhance its capabilities. Applications are invited from those with experience working within the Police or Probation services, or with experience in Accountancy, Estates or Public Scrutiny or from anybody else who believes they have something to offer the PCP. Policing Insight 19/12/2019 Jobs New law and order package shows Government is listening to Federation The announcement of a Police Protections and Powers Bill, establishment of a Police Covenant, and Royal Commission to examine the efficiency and effectiveness of the criminal justice system, have been welcomed by the Police Federation of England and Wales. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 19/12/2019 News New figures indicate Use of Force recording is vastly improving New figures relating to police use of force indicate that recording of the tactics used has greatly improved due to standardisation. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 19/12/2019 News NPCC respond to annual police use of force statistics Police use of force statistics have been released today, offering unprecedented transparency to the public National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 19/12/2019 News Right wing-related Prevent referrals increase to record levels The proportion of right wing-related referrals into Prevent has reached its highest ever level, according to new Home Office statistics. National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) 19/12/2019 News Two arrested in Moston after ‘FBI’ investigation into ecstasy smuggled into UK in picture frames A probe into an organised crime gang believed to be behind the importing of a "significant" amount of MDMA into the UK was launched by the National Crime Agency, GMP, and Border Force. Manchester Evening News 19/12/2019 News The Significance of Instrumental Pathways to Legitimacy and Public Support For Policing in South Korea: Is the Role of Procedural Fairness Too Small? This study tests whether Tyler’s process-based model can be generalized to South Korea. It examines whether procedural fairness has a greater effect on the public’s perception of police legitimacy, compared to instrumental judgements about police behaviour. It also investigates the direct and indirect effects of procedural and instrumental judgements on the public’s compliance with the law and cooperation with the police. Using data drawn from a national survey of 1018 South Korean adults, our results find that procedural fairness, police effectiveness of maintaining law and order, and deterrence are significant factors contributing to police legitimacy, and that police effectiveness has the greatest impact when using a full model. Legitimacy fully mediates the link between procedural fairness and acts of compliance and cooperation, and it partially mediates the link between police effectiveness and the public’s cooperation with police, as well as the link between deterrence and compliance and cooperation. Crime Law and Social Change - Registration at source 19/12/2019 Research article ‘Life-long criminal’ imported lethal handguns into UK A 37-year-old man from Slough has been convicted for his part in importing what is believed to be one of the “largest hauls of firearms seized in the UK”. 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