Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103827 total results. Showing results 8361 to 8380 «415416417418419420421422423Next ›Last » A law enforcement guide to combating romance fraud and supporting victims Fraud accounts for a huge proportion of crime in the UK as well as other countries, with romance fraud particularly prevalent – and having significant impacts on victims over and above financial losses; Aston University Senior Lecturer Dr Rasha Kassem, an expert in fraud, explores the methods of those perpetrating romance frauds, the impacts on victims, and what police officers can do to combat the crime as well as provide support and reassurance. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 16/12/2024 Analysis, Feature, Opinion Police in world first trial using AI to catch drink and drug drivers Cameras with artificial intelligence are currently learning how roads usually flow so they can spot warning signs and alert officers Free Radio 16/12/2024 News ‘Wake-up call’ warning over surge in Police Scotland resignations A surge in Police Scotland officers quitting the force for other careers should be a "wake-up call" for the SNP, Scottish Labour claims. Holyrood Magazine 16/12/2024 News People and skills Retiring Hertfordshire Chief Constable joins Police Federation The Police Federation of England & Wales (PFEW) has appointed Charlie Hall QPM, Chief Constable for Hertfordshire Constabulary, as a strategic advisor. Charlie will take up this new role after he retires from the police service at the end of this month. Emergency Services Times 16/12/2024 News Welsh police forces launch first facial recognition mobile app Police officers in South Wales and Gwent are to be given a mobile phone app which allows them to confirm the identity of an unknown person with the touch of a button. Emergency Services Times 16/12/2024 News PCC appoints new Chief Constable to lead Gwent Police The Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) for Gwent, Jane Mudd, has appointed Mark Hobrough as the new Chief Constable of Gwent Police. Emergency Services Times 16/12/2024 News Man arrested as garda remains in critical condition after Dublin assault REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A man has been arrested in connection with the assault of two off-duty members of An Garda SÃochána in Dublin on Saturday. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 15/12/2024 News Man arrested after assault of two off-duty gardaà in Temple Bar REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Investigating gardaà believe attack was unprovoked, with one member of force in critical condition. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 15/12/2024 News Senior police officer said he was ‘very happy’ with claims of two-tier policing of hunts Senior police officer said he was ‘very happy’ with claims of two-tier policing of hunts The Telegraph - Subscription at source 15/12/2024 News Lesbian police watchdog worker claimed discrimination after bombarding boss with flirty messages Employment tribunal hears married Mary Coulter told her manager that if she did not ask her out she would ‘internally implode’ The Telegraph - Subscription at source 15/12/2024 News Police chief demands complete rethink on non-crime hate incidents Chairman of the College of Policing says that recording trivial incidents is distracting officers and undermining public confidence The Times - Subscription at source 15/12/2024 News Police begin training on new domestic abuse law Guernsey Police is starting training ahead of changes to the island's laws relating to domestic violence. BBC 15/12/2024 News Spy cops scandal: ‘creepy’ officer formed sexual relationship with teen in 1990s Activist tells public inquiry Andy Coles lied about his age and manipulated her into relationship when she was 19 The Guardian 15/12/2024 News Met to axe 370 specialist officers in schools despite record levels of teen knife crime Forces across the country predict Yvette Cooper’s funding plan will force major reductions in order to meet Labour targets The Telegraph - Subscription at source 15/12/2024 News Scandal-hit police force begs for emergency Government funding to cover the salaries of THREE chief constables at the same time – after two were suspended A scandal-hit police force has begged for emergency Government funding to cover the salaries of three chief constables at the same time. Two Devon and Cornwall Police chiefs have been suspended in as many years, and the force wrote to the Home Office last month asking for extra cash. Mail Online 15/12/2024 News RCMP police dog training centre short on staff and morale, poses health risks: review CANADA: Challenges include lengthy imprinting process, a lack of resources to support imprinters and provision of training, the limited frequency and types of courses available, and poor infrastructure at the training centre National Post (Canada) 15/12/2024 News On the barriers and facilitators of evidence-based policing in Taiwan: a quasi-experimental study of individual, educational and organisational correlates of police receptivity to research Police resistance to research is a major barrier to the implementation of evidence-based policing. In this study, we explored how individual, educational and organisational factors affect receptivity to research evidence among both police officers and criminology students in Taiwan. We did this via a longitudinal quasi-experimental design tracking two cohorts of police officers (n = 540) and a comparison group of criminology undergraduates (n = 43). Our findings show that individual, educational and organisational factors are all significantly related to police officer receptivity to research evidence. Comparing police officers to criminology students, we find that time spent in police education significantly reduces receptivity to research evidence. Among criminology students the reverse was true. The implications of the findings for police education and evidence-based policing in Taiwan are discussed. Policing and Society 15/12/2024 Research article ‘Unbelievably inappropriate’: Cops urged to keep kids out of watch-houses AUSTRALIA: As new youth crime laws threaten even greater overcrowding in watch-houses, police have been urged to exercise discretion. The Chronicle (Australia) - Subscription at source 15/12/2024 News Government launches new plan for reducing family and sexual violence NEW ZEALAND: A new plan focused on reducing family and sexual violence has been released by the government. The launch of the second Te Aorerekura Action Plan for the prevention of family violence and sexual violence on Sunday was hosted by Karen Chhour, as Minister for the Prevention of Family and Sexual Violence. She was supported by the Police Minister Mark Mitchell and the Social Development and Employment Minister Louise Upston. Te Aorerekura - the National Strategy to Eliminate Family Violence and Sexual Violence - is a 25-year strategy designed to achieve intergenerational change. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 15/12/2024 News Police Minister Mark Mitchell praises ‘outstanding’ response to gang tangi, compliance with patch ban ‘high’ NEW ZEALAND: The Police Minister is applauding police officers’ enforcement of the gang patch ban at the funeral of a former Mongrel Mob leader in Napier. Former Mongrel Mob Barbarian chapter president Angus Benson – also known as Heil Dogg – died suddenly last weekend and hundreds attended his funeral in the Hawke’s Bay centre on Saturday. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 15/12/2024 News «415416417418419420421422423Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
