Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115625 total results. Showing results 86561 to 86580 «432543264327432843294330433143324333Next ›Last » The man who solved New York’s knife crime epidemic tells UK how to stop crisis The supercop who solved New York's knife crime epidemic told LBC exactly what the UK needs to do to halt the sharp rise in violent crime. LBC 2/9/2019 News Cleveland goes onto special measures as Mayor calls for PCC to resign Force enters HMIC's national oversight process to help it to improve service to the public. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/9/2019 News Exclusive: New head of bank-backed police fraud unit says better cooperation with law enforcement and social media companies can slash the £1bn lost to fraud in UK DCI Robinson says better relationships with agencies and Silicon Valley firms 'breaks down some of the difficulties we've had in the past'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 2/9/2019 News Police ‘dealing with more mental health incidents’ The number of mental health incidents dealt with by police has risen by more than a quarter in four years, figures obtained by BBC Radio 5 Live show. BBC 2/9/2019 News Help for mental health calls ‘costs Welsh police £1.2m’ Specialist support for mental health-related calls costs Welsh police £1.2m a year, a chief constable has said. BBC 2/9/2019 News Unisex hats to be brought in for police Different hats for male and female officers are to be phased out as part of a drive to make Police Scotland more gender neutral. The Times - Subscription at source 2/9/2019 News Streamlining of Garda operations Next week marks the first anniversary of Garda Commissioner Drew Harris taking up office and this milestone is being marked with mixed views on his restructuring plans for An Garda Síochána, which sees him – as the first appointee to the top job recruited from outside the force – putting his own stamp on it. The Southern Star 1/9/2019 Feature, Opinion Change law on police bail to stop domestic and sexual abuse victims being put at risk, government told Exclusive: 2017 changes left victims ‘unnecessarily exposed to reprisals from suspects’, MP and peers warn. The Independent 1/9/2019 News Giving more victims a voice in court to explain how crime has affected them. Victims of stalking are among those who could get the right to explain to courts how they have personally suffered as a result of crime. Scottish Government 1/9/2019 News The Physical Competence Test of the Dutch National Police: the Effects of Wearing A Police Uniform on Test Performance In this study, we investigated the effects of wearing a police uniform and gear on officers’ performance during the Physical Competence Test (PCT) of the Dutch National Police. In a counterbalanced within-subjects design, twenty-seven police officers performed the PCT twice, once wearing sportswear and once wearing a police uniform. The results showed clear indications that wearing a police uniform influenced the performance on the PCT. Participants were on average 14 seconds slower in a police uniform than in sportswear. Furthermore, performing the test in uniform was accompanied by higher RPE-scores and total physiological load. It seems that wearing a police uniform during the test diminishes the discrepancy between physical fitness needed to pass the simulated police tasks in the PCT and the job-specific physical fitness that is required during daily police work. This suggests that wearing a police uniform during the test will increase the representativeness of the testing environment for the work field. Police Practice and Research 1/9/2019 Research article Police Scotland chief ‘ignored proof of cop corruption’ claims PC PC Robert Brown has accused Iain Livingstone of ignoring 'documented proof' three colleagues were corrupt. Daily Record 1/9/2019 News Rape victims at mercy of ‘postcode lottery’ over justice, figures show Exclusive: Government investigating 'inexplicable' variation between how alleged rapes are investigated and prosecuted The Independent 31/8/2019 News More cops on the streets with new mobile kit The public will see more cops on city streets as officers will be kitted out with new mobile phones to cut down on time spent working in stations. Evening Times (Glasgow) 31/8/2019 News Rank-and-file chief warns PM amid fear 7,000 recruits will not go on frontline A police chief representing rank-and-file officers warned ministers yesterday there can be no backtracking on a promise to put 20,000 bobbies on the frontline. Express 31/8/2019 News Met chief calls for clampdown amid rise in attacks on police Criminals who assault police officers should face a “two strikes” system that results in a mandatory jail sentence for a second offence, Britain’s most senior officer has said. The Times 31/8/2019 News Cressida Dick: Offenders who assault police a second time should go to jail The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) Commissioner has called for all assault on police charges to be prosecuted and repeat offenders to be sent to prison. Police Professional 30/8/2019 News APCC chair comments on police officer safety and the use of Tasers Speaking on police officer safety, APCC Chair Katy Bourne OBE said: Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 30/8/2019 News Violence in wake of no-deal Brexit could last ‘up to a year’ Assistant Chief Constable Barbara Gray said it was too simplistic to attribute the recent spate of dissident attacks to Britain exiting the EU. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 30/8/2019 News 78 Assaults on West Yorkshire Police officers in the past two weeks There have been 78 assaults on West Yorkshire Police officers in the past two weeks according to new figures. Yorkshire Evening Post 30/8/2019 News Met Commissioner says diplomatic leaks in Sir Kim Darroch case ‘point to serious crime’ Police have evidence “a very serious crime” was committed when diplomatic cables by Britain’s US ambassador were leaked, the country’s most senior officer has said. The Telegraph 30/8/2019 News «432543264327432843294330433143324333Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
