Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115640 total results. Showing results 83801 to 83820 «418741884189419041914192419341944195Next ›Last » Thames Valley Police Journal: Diversion – Going soft on drugs? New Research - Do drug diversion schemes work? Thames Valley Police Policing Strategy Unit's DS Wojciech Spyt and DI Lee Barnham and T/DCI Jason Kew examine the UK's drug policy, how it has evolved and whether drug diversion schemes used by some forces including Thames Valley Police are an effective way to tackle drug possession. Policing Insight 10/12/2019 Analysis Tri-service Thames Valley facility will be ready to move into next year Thames Valley Police’s first Blue Light Hub which combines police,fire and ambulance services in one bespoke facility will be ready to move into by the middle of next year. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/12/2019 News Police Scotland blasted by councillors over process of top cop’s appointment Police Scotland have been lambasted by Stirling councillors over the appointment of Forth Valley’s new top cop, with one suggesting they may even have broken the law Daily Record 10/12/2019 News Bangalore: Dummies in police uniforms ‘control’ city traffic Mannequins dressed up as traffic police have been placed on roads in the southern city of Bangalore. BBC 10/12/2019 News Police watchdog in scathing attack on female cop who had sex encounter with alleged abuse victim The Independent Office for Police Conduct said an application will be made to place former PC Andrea Griffiths on the 'barred list' North Wales Live 10/12/2019 News Drill video naming murder victims banned by YouTube "We work with the Metropolitan Police, The Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime, the Home Office, and community groups to understand this issue and ensure we are able to take action on gang-related content that infringe our Community Guidelines or break the law. BBC 10/12/2019 News Shoplifting on the rise in Northern Ireland, say police The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) said it believed there was a link between increasing retail crime and a rise in the use of illegal drugs. BBC 10/12/2019 News Scottish Justice Committee wants extra powers for biometrics commissioner Members of Scottish Parliament in the Justice Committee have welcomed the creation of a biometrics commissioner for Scotland, but want ensure that they have the ‘necessary teeth’ for the job Computer Weekly 10/12/2019 News New Zealand eruption: Police launch investigation after volcano kills at least six and leaves dozens more injured Police have launched an investigation into the deaths of at least five people in a volcanic eruption in New Zealand. Officers launched the probe after an explosion on White Island killed six, left 30 injured and eight others missing and presumed dead on Monday. The Independent 10/12/2019 News Just a nudge Can we arrest our way out of anything? Dr Rob Heaton and Professor Robin Bryant argue detention remains a small if important part of crime deterrence. Police Professional 9/12/2019 Analysis, Feature Learning through mentoring Paul Griffiths explains how a vast number of senior leaders are changing the culture of policing in support of under-represented groups. Police Professional - Subscription at source 9/12/2019 Analysis, Feature Street culture of risk Why do young people join gangs? Robert Hesketh argues it is the appeal of a ‘bad boy’ image and the ‘buzz’ of risk taking. Police Professional - Subscription at source 9/12/2019 Analysis, Feature Dalian Atkinson death: police officers to stand trial next September A police officer accused of the murder of the former Aston Villa striker Dalian Atkinson will stand trial in September alongside a colleague who denies assaulting the ex-footballer. The Guardian 9/12/2019 News UK’s most prolific gun When evidence emerged a firearm that had been used in multiple attempted murders and other shootings had made its way to Merseyside, detectives knew that tracking down the weapon had to be a priority. Police Professional reports on the hunt for Britain’s most-used firearm. Police Professional - Subscription at source 9/12/2019 Analysis, Feature Digital evidence start-up secures £1.3m from investors Cyan Forensics – the Edinburgh-based start-up whose technology helps police investigators to find evidence faster – has secured a further £1.3m from a consortium of investors. FutureScot 9/12/2019 News Road policing unit uses HGV supercab to spot driving offences Elevated platform allows officers to spot offences that would not be seen from standard patrol vehicles. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 9/12/2019 News Police Launch Christmas Domestic Abuse Campaign – highlighting 116 calls for help on Christmas Day 2018 The Police Service of Northern Ireland has today, Monday 9th December launched its annual Christmas Domestic Abuse campaign. Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) 9/12/2019 News Lack of respect for police, grooming and ‘toxic masculinity’…why Manchester kids are using knives more than ever A shocking new report has laid bare the amount of knife crime in our region's schools. Manchester Evening News 9/12/2019 News A New Methodology For Strategic Assessment of Transnational Threats Transnational threats including organised crime and terrorism pose serious physical and national security concerns, and have significant economic and social costs. Despite these widely recognised harms, there is limited literature on using strategic intelligence resources to understand and assess transnational threats to enable action to reduce them. Whilst there is growing consensus that national security and national law enforcement intelligence challenges are moving closer together – especially in relation to transnational threats – there is very little theory or practitioner guidance. This article presents an applied national law enforcement case study; the provision of strategic intelligence assessments to senior decision-makers of the Australian Federal Police intended to improve decision-making. During this case study, practitioners drew on national security intelligence approaches and analytical techniques to produce strategic assessments of transnational threats. Police Practice and Research - Registration at source 9/12/2019 Research article Exploring the Potential Impact of Body Worn Cameras on Memory in Officer-Involved Critical Incidents: A Literature Review The current paper reviews existing literature that relates to how body worn cameras might influence an officer’s memory of their interactions with the public, namely those that involve the use of force. Notably, most of this research does not come from the policing field but focuses on the impact of camera technology in other settings. Much of the available research supports the commonly held view that body worn cameras could be used to enhance memory for these interactions, particularly interactions that are complex or stressful. However, contrary to what people might expect, research also exists that suggests body worn cameras may actually have a detrimental effect on officer memory. Three major potential detriments: cognitive offloading, retrieval-induced forgetting and misinformation-type effects are highlighted. Future studies examining the impact of body worn cameras on officers’ memory are necessary. Ways forward are discussed. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology - Registration at source 9/12/2019 Research article «418741884189419041914192419341944195Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
