Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100279 total results. Showing results 8721 to 8740 «433434435436437438439440441Next ›Last » Peel police tout benefits of mental health crisis teams at safe cities conference CANADA: Peel police host 2nd annual Safety of Our Cities Conference in Mississauga CBC News (Canada) 18/9/2024 News London police see uptick in use of force after addition of new Taser data CANADA: Police began requiring reports for drawing, pointing Tasers in 2023. CBC News (Canada) 18/9/2024 News ‘Manipulation’: Ex-police board chair blasts spending $104K on PR firm CANADA: The London police board’s decision to hire a public-relations firm to help promote its largest-ever budget is “unprecedented” and action should be taken so it doesn’t happen again, says a former head of the board. The London Free Press (Canada) 18/9/2024 News ‘My life has been put on hold waiting for Garda College acceptance’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The young recruit said being a Garda is "the only career" he has ever wanted. CorkBeo (Republic of Ireland) 18/9/2024 News Minister McEntee receives Government approval for Criminal Justice (Amendment) Bill 2024 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Minister for Justice, Helen McEntee TD, today (Wednesday) brought the draft Criminal Justice (Amendment) Bill 2024 to Government. Government of Ireland 18/9/2024 News An Garda Síochána play prominent role in Global Coalition of Law Enforcement which takes down new Criminal Communication Platform REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: An Garda Síochána working with Europol and Eurojust, together with law enforcement and judicial authorities from around the world, have successfully dismantled an encrypted communication platform that was established for facilitating serious and organised crime perpetrated by dangerous criminal networks operating on a global scale. An Garda Síochána 18/9/2024 News Introducing a risk matrix for AI policies in policing: Ensuring transparency, accountability, and public trust In the latest in a series of articles exploring the opportunities and challenges presented to police by the rapid growth of artificial intelligence (AI), Chief Philip Lukens explores the options and opportunities for introducing a risk matrix for AI policies in police departments that can ensure transparency, accountability, and public trust. Policing Insight - Registration at source 18/9/2024 Feature, Innovation, Opinion Reporting gunshots: prevalence, correlates, and obstacles to calling the police Accurately documenting where and when firearms are discharged is a critical first step in gun violence prevention. Many cities rely on police calls for service as their primary source for this information. Recent studies find, however, that citizens underreport gunshots. This has led some communities to invest in gunshot detection technology (GDT) as an alternative data source. GDT remains an expensive and often controversial solution with limited evidence for long-term benefits. This underscores the need for additional research on third-party reporting of gunshots. The current study, conducted in Portland Oregon, surveyed 1,240 residents in 23 neighborhoods with above-average firearm discharges. Analyses confirm that gunshots are vastly underreported. Multivariate logistic regressions found that respondents with higher trust in the police and those worried about gun violence were more likely to call 911 when they heard gunfire. Obstacles to reporting include ambiguity regarding the nature of the sound, diffusion of responsibility, and the perceived hassle of dealing with the local emergency dispatch system. Implications for surveilling gun violence are discussed. Police Practice and Research 18/9/2024 Research article ‘Predictive intelligence for tomorrow’s threats’: is predictive intelligence possible? The world is facing an ever-changing array of complex threats to international security. Yet intelligence agencies have a mixed record of anticipating these threats, while decision-makers have an equally mixed record of effectively acting on predictive intelligence when offered. Sometimes intelligence has provided a useful warning, such as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, but at other times it has failed to anticipate critical events, such as the progress of fighting in Ukraine or the likelihood that a mob would carry out a deadly assault on the US Capitol building. And at still other times intelligence agencies appear to have provided warning, and yet policy makers failed to listen, such as before the Hamas attack on Israel on 7 October 2023. This special issue looks toward future threats and challenges and asks, how can intelligence better inform policy makers and help them anticipate and act upon future threats? Journal of Policing Intelligence and Counter Terrorism 18/9/2024 Research article Justice sector workforce celebrated at Inspire Justice Awards in London We announce the 26 finalists crowned winners and highly commended across 13 award categories at the Inspire Justice Awards 2024 ceremony supported by Policing Insight as media partner. Policing Insight 18/9/2024 Advertisement, Feature West Midlands Police removed from enhanced monitoring West Midlands Police has made improvements and has therefore been removed from an enhanced level of monitoring by the police inspectorate. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 18/9/2024 News Draft policing plan ‘next to worthless’ without funding, says PFNI A draft five-year policing plan will be “next to worthless” without a proper budget or required officer numbers, says the Police Federation for Northern Ireland (PFNI). Police Professional 18/9/2024 News Australian police infiltrate secret app used by criminals AUSTRALIA: Australian Federal Police (AFP) have cracked a secret communication app allegedly used by some of the country’s most dangerous criminals to orchestrate drug deals, kidnappings, and murder. 1 News (New Zealand) 18/9/2024 News Reporting gunshots: prevalence, correlates, and obstacles to calling the police Accurately documenting where and when firearms are discharged is a critical first step in gun violence prevention. Many cities rely on police calls for service as their primary source for this information. Recent studies find, however, that citizens underreport gunshots. This has led some communities to invest in gunshot detection technology (GDT) as an alternative data source. GDT remains an expensive and often controversial solution with limited evidence for long-term benefits. This underscores the need for additional research on third-party reporting of gunshots. The current study, conducted in Portland Oregon, surveyed 1,240 residents in 23 neighborhoods with above-average firearm discharges. Analyses confirm that gunshots are vastly underreported. Multivariate logistic regressions found that respondents with higher trust in the police and those worried about gun violence were more likely to call 911 when they heard gunfire. Obstacles to reporting include ambiguity regarding the nature of the sound, diffusion of responsibility, and the perceived hassle of dealing with the local emergency dispatch system. Implications for surveilling gun violence are discussed. Police Practice and Research 18/9/2024 Research article Met Police chief Sir Mark Rowley gives speech on the future of policing in the UK – Watch in full The Metropolitan Police commissioner Sir Mark Rowley delivers a speech in London, John Harris Memorial Lecture 2024 Sky News 18/9/2024 Feature, Opinion, Video Police perpetrated domestic abuse: Has anything really changed since the 2020 super-complaint On International Women’s Day, 8 March 2020, the Centre for Women’s Justice, working with the Bureau of Investigative Journalism, submitted a super-complaint about police perpetrated domestic abuse (‘PPDA’). At the time, little attention had been paid to this issue in the UK, although it had been the subject of significant research elsewhere, predominantly in the USA and Canada. Since then, and in the wake of several very high-profile cases, there has been increasing public concern about PPDA, violence against women and girls (‘VAWG’) and misogyny within the police more generally. [PDF] Centre for Womens Justice 18/9/2024 Report Police Perpetrated Domestic Abuse – has anything changed? Systemic failures continue and victim/survivor confidence remains disturbingly low ‘Lorraine’s’ abuser was promoted to the rank of Chief Inspector, despite having two entirely separate rape allegations against him from two people who had no prior knowledge of one another. ‘Sally’, herself a police officer, who reported frequent abusive messages from her ex-partner – an officer with the same force - was incorrectly told “that’s not harassment, we don’t need to record this as a crime.” New research from Centre for Women’s Justice (CWJ) reveals shocking levels of domestic abuse by police officers continues and police forces are struggling to tackle the abuse of power or recognise that abuse off duty must be addressed. Centre for Womens Justice 18/9/2024 News Arrests across Australia as federal police target secret Ghost app allegedly used by criminals AUSTRALIA: AFP alleges hundreds of criminals used messaging app, including motorcycle gang members and Italian, Middle Eastern and Korean organised crime members The Guardian 18/9/2024 News Hundreds of police still working despite domestic abuse claims Forces are failing to tackle alleged offending by officers despite promises to overhaul their approach after a series of scandals, a report finds The Times - Subscription at source 18/9/2024 News NSW Police inquiry finds that sending officers to mental health incidents escalates them AUSTRALIA: In the wake of an internal review, the NSW Police Force last Thursday released a summary of findings regarding its officers continuing to be called upon as first responders to mental health incidents, and the agency is clear in stating that the current model is problematic. 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