Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115579 total results. Showing results 88901 to 88920 «444244434444444544464447444844494450Next ›Last » Bomb under PSNI officer’s car at Belfast golf club ‘intended to kill’ A bomb found under a serving police officer's car at a Belfast golf club is being treated as attempted murder by the Police Service of Northern Ireland. BBC 2/6/2019 News The encryption wars are back, but this time it’s different Police and intelligence agencies have long worried about the risk of communications 'going dark' with encryption making it impossible for law enforcement to eavesdrop on criminal or terrorist plots. ZDNet 2/6/2019 Analysis, Feature Police boss’ damning goodbye message to Prime Minister Theresa May Police Federation chair John Apter has slammed Prime Minister Theresa May in a series of online messages ahead of her resignation on Friday. The Yorkshire Post 2/6/2019 News Donald Trump’s £40m visit is most expensive ever and will ‘overstretch’ police EXCLUSIVE: Operation to protect President and his entourage of at least 1,000 people includes policing 250,000 protesters which costs a pretty penny Mirror 2/6/2019 News Police Federation: Officers’ welfare will be priority during Donald Trump visit Officers deployed on a mutual aid basis for President Trump’s forthcoming visit will receive a fairer deal thanks to the Police Federation, they have claimed. Echo (Essex) 2/6/2019 News Pioneering project to divert “low level” offenders away from a life of crime A police boss is recruiting staff for a pioneering project to divert “low level” offenders away from a life of crime and keep them on the straight and narrow. The Free Press (Denbighshire) 2/6/2019 Pride and police prejudice on parade IS IT the task of taxpayer-funded public services to indoctrinate us regarding what moral attitudes we should hold? This is exactly what happens in Pride parades each year up and down the country, and it is what happened at Birmingham Pride last weekend. Conservative Woman 2/6/2019 Feature, Opinion Making sentencing simpler Most of the news in criminal justice at the moment is around the failing prison and probation systems, along with the rather belated acknowledgement by the Home Secretary that police numbers have fallen too low. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/6/2019 Feature, Opinion Football fans are ‘stigmatised’ by laws based on lies, says PCC A police and crime commissioner says laws regulating the treatment of football fans should be looked at again because they are based on lies. The Taylor report, which first investigated the Hillsborough disaster – where 96 Liverpool fans lost their lives – led to legislative changes. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/6/2019 News Dominic Raab’s leaked manifesto calls for more stop and search and higher pay for teachers in deprived areas Dominic Raab will unveil a manifesto for the Tory leadership with more than 40 pledges including tougher action on knife crime and higher pay for teachers in failing schools and wide-ranging tax cuts. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 1/6/2019 News More than 10,000 police officers called in to protect Trump during visit to UK Over 10,000 police officers will reportedly be on hand during President Trump’s state visit to the United Kingdom next week as thousands of protesters are expected to demonstrate against his three-day stay. The Hill 1/6/2019 News UK border authorities respond to 13 boat crossings in one day Activists say more help should be given to avoid dangerous crossings in small boats The Guardian 1/6/2019 News Crime agency in the dock over standard of expert witnesses Poorly qualified prosecution experts regularly appear in complex fraud trials, according to lawyers who have called for a wholesale review after a case collapsed this week. The Times - Subscription at source 1/6/2019 News Dear Esther McVey: Ours is the only true Blueprint calling for a Police Covenant Tatton MP promises to cut overseas aid to fund police to tune of £3bn a year if elected Prime Minister. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 31/5/2019 Feature, Opinion Merseyside’s new Police HQ ‘could be £500,000 more expensive because of delays’ The new building isn't set to be finished until 2021 Liverpool Echo 31/5/2019 News Transforming command and control: “It’s not just about bringing in a faster horse.” When Lincolnshire Police decided to transform their control room, they wanted a system that was a 'resolver of demand' rather than a conduit. Motorola Solutions' Mohammed Rafiq describes how the force's innovative approach to procurement and subsequent collaboration with Motorola helped the force achieve its aims. Policing Insight 31/5/2019 Advertisement, Feature The Overlooked Perspective of Police Trust in the Public: Measurement and Effects on Police Job Behaviors Many studies have looked at the public’s trust in the police, but very few have examined police trust in the public. Based on Mayer, Davis, and Schoorman’s model of trust, we conducted two studies. The first study created scales measuring the antecedents of trust and assessed police trust in the public based on a survey of 990 police officers from across the United States. The second study used the trust measures developed in the first study, as well as supervisors’ evaluations and archival performance data, in a study of the job performance of 135 police officers. We found that officers who had greater trust in the public engaged in more proactive policing and made more arrests. We discuss the implications of these findings, including what they mean for police officers and the communities they serve. Criminal Justice Policy Review - Registration at source 31/5/2019 Research article “This Isn’t Your Father’s Police Force”: Digital Evidence in Sexual Assault Investigations Digital evidence, once regarded as existing only in a portion of criminal cases, in our digitized world commonly appears within all crime categories and is a factor in many (or arguably most) cases of sexual assault. In this article, we draw from 70 interviews with sex crime investigators from across Canada to demonstrate that the infusion of digital evidence into sexual assault investigations results in new opportunities and challenges for police and both negative and positive impacts on victims’ experiences within the criminal justice system. We show that while digital evidence certainly provides more opportunities for documenting the context and content of acts of sexual assault, police perceive this evidence as a double-edged sword that provides both more evidence and new challenges for police and victims. While officers express that digital evidence may provide more conclusive proof in the notoriously difficult pursuit of proving sexual assault charges, they are also concerned that this evidence provides new challenges for already overburdened sex crime units and makes cases more lengthy and invasive for victims. This article contributes to emerging research on the challenges of policing in the digital age and to the dearth of research on the potential and pitfalls of digital evidence in sexual assault investigations. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology - Registration at source 31/5/2019 Research article How Britain tried to ‘erase’ India’s third gender Police compiled registers of eunuchs with their personal details, often defining "an eunuch as a criminal and sexually deviant person". "Registration was a means of surveillance and also a way to ensure that castration was stamped out and the hijra population was not reproduced," says Dr Hinchy. BBC 31/5/2019 Analysis, Feature Hundreds of police officers needed at Glasgow Orange march More than 200 police officers would be needed if a march is allowed to go past St Alphonsus’ Church in Calton next week, police have said. Evening Times (Glasgow) 31/5/2019 News «444244434444444544464447444844494450Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
