Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 105134 total results. Showing results 84721 to 84740 «423342344235423642374238423942404241Next ›Last » I was abused by an undercover policeman. But how far up did the deceit go? I thought Mark Kennedy was my lover and friend, but he was manipulating me. His superiors lied even in their apology to me The Guardian 21/9/2018 Feature, Opinion Met bosses knew of relationship deception by spy Mark Kennedy Chiefs admit managers allowed police spy’s relationship with Kate Wilson to continue The Guardian 21/9/2018 News Driverless police cars of future could act as mobile courtrooms It could be a rude awakening for troublemakers who are used to a ride in a panda car, a chat with the station sergeant and cup of tea in the cells. Police of the future may put suspects in driverless vehicles that double as automated processing facilities and video-linked magistrates’ courts. The Times - Subscription at source 21/9/2018 News New cyber-weapons take fight to Isis Britain’s military and security services tested a new arsenal of offensive cyberweapons against Islamic State in Syria and Iraq, The Times can reveal. The Times - Subscription at source 21/9/2018 Analysis, Feature Britain launches £250m cyber‑force to wage war on terrorists An offensive cyber-force to combat hostile states, terrorist groups and domestic gangs will be set up by the Ministry of Defence and GCHQ, The Times understands. The Times - Subscription at source 21/9/2018 News Police ‘aware’ undercover officer was in relationship Police have admitted for the first time that an undercover officer had a sexual relationship with an environmental activist with the knowledge of bosses. BBC 21/9/2018 News One million callers to police hang up after 15-minute wait, figures show More than a million calls to the police non-emergency number in London were abandoned in the past 12 months because people were waiting too long for an answer, figures have revealed. The Standard 20/9/2018 News ‘Croydon cat killer’ mystery solved by police The so-called Croydon cat killer does not exist, the Metropolitan Police has confirmed. BBC 20/9/2018 News “Police need certainty on post-Brexit landscape” Operational Policing Lead Simon Kempton calls upon the Government and chief officers to provide reassurance on the policing landscape post March 2019. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 20/9/2018 News Code of practice for investigation of protected electronic information This code of practice applies to any investigation of protected electronic information under the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (RIPA) Home Office 20/9/2018 Report Covert surveillance and covert human intelligence sources codes of practice Guidance on the use of covert surveillance or human intelligence sources by public authorities under part 2 of RIPA 2000. The codes of practice also provide guidance on entry or interference with property or wireless telegraphy by public authorities under section 5 of the Intelligence Services Act 1994 or part 3 of the Police Act 1997. Home Office 20/9/2018 Report Force borrows buses to gain ‘perfect vantage point’ of distracted motorists West Midlands Police (WMP) has launched a ‘first of its kind’ road safety initiative with officers using a double-decker bus to film drivers using their mobile phone at the wheel. Police Professional 20/9/2018 News London Mayor announces ‘long-term strategic approach’ to tackle violent crime The Mayor of London has launched a specialist team modelled on Scotland’s Violence Reduction Unit that will treat the spiralling rise in crime in the capital as a public health issue. Police Professional 20/9/2018 News U-turn PCC appoints new deputy Role which was previously scrapped to save office costs returns. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/9/2018 News Millions of pounds worth of traffic offence tickets cancelled by tri-force Hundreds of thousands of pounds in revenue from traffic offences are being lost in one tri-force every year because of staffing problems and administrative errors, an informed insider claimed. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 20/9/2018 News Police Volunteers in the Netherlands: A Study on Policy and Practice Fuelled by the popularity of citizen participation in community safety and by an ongoing pluralisation of policing, there is increasing acknowledgement of volunteer policing around the Western world. Starting with a review of the small body of knowledge that has been built up, our paper outlines the origins and background of police volunteers, their management, their role and the activities they carry out, and records their job satisfaction and working experience. Empirical findings from the Netherlands show that most police volunteers are positive about having the opportunity to do something worthwhile for society, to improve personal skills, and to make connection with regular police colleagues. Yet, at the same time, they are disappointed with their position within the force and feel uncertain about their role. As an institution, the Dutch police tends to undervalue and neglect the work of police volunteers, not least because of slow policy making processes, an unclear vision about the future of volunteer policing, and suspicion about the unwanted substitution of salaried work by voluntary work. This ambiguous attitude runs counter to the current political agenda in favour of a participatory society and active citizenship in the Netherlands, and bears striking resembles to what is known about the position of police volunteers in UK and in the US. Policing and Society 20/9/2018 Research article Complaints rise about police officers in Cumbria – but fall nationwide They included 200 allegations, an increase of eight per cent on the previous 12 months News & Star 20/9/2018 News Dial 999 for police technology Police Federation technology lead Simon Kempton examines the technological problems that are affecting officers' ability to do their jobs. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 20/9/2018 Feature, Opinion REVEALED: Hundreds of South Yorkshire Police staff seek help for mental health issues as union hits out at austerity measures Hundreds of South Yorkshire Police staff have sought help for mental health issues in recent years as a union today warns austerity measures have left resilience among officers at an 'all time low'. Figures obtained by The Star under the Freedom of Information Act revealed 804 police staff have been the subject of 'mental health referrals' out of a current workforce of about 4670 in the last two years. The Star (Yorkshire) 20/9/2018 News Missing Children: on the Extent, Patterns, and Correlates of Repeat Disappearances By Young People Missing persons investigations are arguably the most common and costly non-crime problem the police are expected to handle, with a large proportion of all cases attributable to young people. This article investigates the prevalence, time course, distance, and correlates of repeat disappearances by children (under the age of 18 years). Using data from one UK police force for the period January 2011 to May 2013 (n = 1,885), we find that (1) nearly two-thirds of all missing child reports are repeat disappearances, (2) a small proportion of children who go missing repeatedly (15%) account for over half of all missing persons incidents, (3) children who go missing repeatedly tend to travel shorter distances than children reported missing once, and (4) the likelihood of a child going missing on multiple occasions is associated with age, being in care, a history of family conflict, and if going missing was judged to be ‘out of character’. The implications of our findings for the prevention of repeat disappearances by young people are discussed. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice - Registration at source 20/9/2018 Research article «423342344235423642374238423942404241Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
