Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115636 total results. Showing results 84341 to 84360 «421442154216421742184219422042214222Next ›Last » Nine arrested and three detained in Romania and the UK in sexual exploitation network bust On 19 November, the United Kingdom’s South Yorkshire Police and the Romanian National Police (PoliÈ›ia Română), supported by Europol and Eurojust, dismantled an organised crime group involved in human trafficking for sexual exploitation. Europol 20/11/2019 News Judge permits appeal against police use of facial recognition technology Ed Bridges, from Cardiff, previously brought the challenge at the High Court, arguing the use of the technology by South Wales Police was unlawful. Belfast Telegraph 20/11/2019 News Extinction Rebellion protests: Police ‘discriminated against disabled campaigners’ and made ‘unnecessarily aggressive arrests’, report finds The Met Police discriminated against disabled campaigners during the Extinction Rebellion protests and made "unnecessarily aggressive arrests", a police body report has found. The Standard 20/11/2019 News Fracking: How the police response is threatening the right to protest New research on peoples' experiences of policing at anti-fracking protests has pointed to an increasing criminalisation of non-violent protest. One of the researchers, Dr Will Jackson, Senior Lecturer in Criminology at Liverpool John Moores University, explores the police's approach to protesters and the implications it has for police legitimacy. Policing Insight 20/11/2019 Analysis How To Survive Your Police Career – a practical guide for the 24/7 bobby Kent Police Sergeant Darren Moor has just published the 'ultimate guide to health' for fellow officers and front-line civilian staff. Here he explains what motivated him to write How To Survive Your Police Career and the impact he is hoping it will have. Policing Insight 20/11/2019 Opinion Cross-Lagged Effects of Resilience and Indicators of Sustainable Employability; A Study Among Dutch Police Officers Sustainable employability is an important goal for individuals and organizations alike. However, scarce knowledge is available on possible cross-lagged relations of resilience among police officers and different aspects of their sustainable employability over time. Based on assumptions of COR theory, the purpose of this paper is to test these relations in a two-wave design. A total of 532 police officers participated in a time-lagged survey design (time interval of six months) concerning their resilience and relevant aspects, i.e., self-reported vitality, workability and organization-reported individual absenteeism rates. Data were analyzed with structural equation modeling. Results indicate cross-lagged effects between resilience and vitality with an acceptable model fit. Thus, the level of resilience at T1 affected the level of vitality at T2 and vice versa. In addition, a nearly significant negative effect of vitality on T1 was found on absenteeism on T2. More measurements over time are needed to test reciprocal relations and possible gain spirals. Different samples are needed to assess generalizability. Cross-lagged effects may indicate a reciprocal relation between resilience and vitality that can be further facilitated. For example, resilience can be addressed explicitly in training. Policing: An International Journal 20/11/2019 Research article Chile’s police chief suspends use of rubber bullets Chile’s police chief said on Tuesday he has suspended the use of rubber bullets to quell national unrest after a university study revealed they could be made up of as little as 20% rubber and contain harmful substances such as lead. Reuters 20/11/2019 News Metropolitan Police to consolidate ICT towers London’s Metropolitan Police Service is laying plans to consolidate the number of towers for its ICT procurements from six to two. UKAuthority.com 20/11/2019 News Former MPS officer convicted of fare dodging A former Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) detective inspector who led the initial response to the 7/7 London terror attacks and the investigation into the fatal poisoning of Russian dissident Alexander Litvinenko has been found guilty of fare dodging. Police Professional 20/11/2019 News Superintendent found guilty of child abuse image offence A senior Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) officer has been found guilty of possessing an indecent video after being sent the clip by her sister. Police Professional - Subscription at source 20/11/2019 News Former officer launches ‘landmark’ case against College of Policing Fair Cop founder in High Court to test College definition of transgender hate crime. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/11/2019 News Some Northern Ireland prison deaths ‘could have been avoided’ Some of the 23 deaths in NI jails in the last five years could have been avoided, according to the head of the body that inspects prisons. BBC 20/11/2019 News UK still in top 30 countries affected by terrorism The far-right terror threat is growing, say experts, with the number of investigations rising considerably. Sky News 20/11/2019 News Chile’s police chief suspends use of rubber bullets SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Chile's police chief said on Tuesday he has suspended the use of rubber bullets to quell national unrest after a university study revealed they could be made up of as little as 20% rubber and contain harmful substances such as lead. Yahoo! 20/11/2019 News Britain remains in top 30 countries affected by terrorism, international index shows Britain has remained in the top 30 countries worldwide affected by terrorism, according to an international index. The Standard 20/11/2019 News Tory crime policy: Crime victims will be let into parole hearings Victims of serious crimes will be given regular updates about an offender’s sentence and release under Conservative plans to be announced today following the John Worboys parole scandal. The Times 20/11/2019 News Tory crime policy: New police powers to stop and search knife offenders Police will get new powers to stop and search known knife crime offenders under Conservative plans to reduce the record level of attacks. The Times - Subscription at source 20/11/2019 News Rising crime rate can’t dampen spirits on Britain’s happiest police force Police in Humberside are the happiest in the country, latest figures suggest. The Times - Subscription at source 20/11/2019 News Ten people arrested in human trafficking raids across England Ten people have been arrested in raids across England in an international human trafficking investigation. BBC 19/11/2019 News High-flying police officer who began his career in Bromsgrove awarded Queen’s Police Medal at Buckingham Palace A West Mercia officer who began his career in Bromsgrove headed down to Buckingham Palace this week to receive the prestigious Queen’s Police Medal. 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