Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115557 total results. Showing results 89701 to 89720 «448244834484448544864487448844894490Next ›Last » Undercover police to have fake identities hidden at inquiry Sir John Mitting grants anonymity to 50 undercover officers giving evidence The Guardian 29/4/2019 News Police Scotland warns of rise in teens targeted as money mules Police Scotland has written to secondary schools across the country warning parents and teachers that criminal gangs are targeting teenagers to act as “money mules”, as a senior officer warned youngsters are increasingly recruited online to move the proceeds of fraud through their own bank accounts. The Guardian 29/4/2019 News Rape cases ‘could fail’ if victims refuse to give police access to phones Experts split on whether new guidance for crime victims will help or hinder prosecutions The Guardian 29/4/2019 News Give us your phone or we’ll drop case, rape victims told Rape victims are being told that they must give police full access to all messages and photographs stored on their mobile phones or risk cases against their attackers being dropped. The Times - Subscription at source 29/4/2019 News Disclosure: Rape victims among those to be asked to hand phones to police Victims of crimes, including those alleging rape, are to be asked to hand their phones over to police - or risk prosecutions not going ahead. BBC 29/4/2019 News West Yorkshire police officers are still disproportionately white – here are the figures Ethnic minorities are still under-represented on the force – 20 years after Stephen Lawrence Inquiry Examiner Live 28/4/2019 News How West Midlands Police remains overwhelmingly white revealed There were just 1,242 police officers and police community support officers (PCSOs) who were black, Asian, or from another ethnic minority Birmingham Live 28/4/2019 News Rallying call for the public to ‘save policing’ as West Yorkshire Police now has 600 fewer officers The public need to fight to support the police service, which is struggling to cope with years of budget cuts. The Yorkshire Post 28/4/2019 News Our PC police should stop dancing with protesters and start solving crime instead apital punishment was what we had before Brexit took over as the main issue that the majority of people were keen on, but the Great and the Good decided wasn’t quite the thing. Key to the argument, we were always told, was that the murder rate was actually dropping, but that wasn’t the whole case. It was simply that a lot of liberal and misogynistic (the combination is no longer a surprise) judges were routinely writing off the two domestic murders each week as mere manslaughters, the idea being that it was impossible to murder someone you’d had sex with. The Sunday Telegraph - Subscription at source 28/4/2019 Feature, Opinion Police in Schools and Student Arrest Rates Across the United States: Examining Differences By Race, Ethnicity, and Gender Implementing police in schools is a common strategy for ensuring school safety, but it is unknown whether, to what extent, and for whom the presence of police in schools affects student arrest rates. Utilizing nationwide data from the 2013–2014 Civil Rights Data Collection (N = 92,620), this study examines how police presence is related to student arrest rates, and whether this association varies by student race/ethnicity and gender. Path models and propensity score matching models show that the association between police presence and arrest rates was stronger for all the groups examined in schools with police, particularly for Black students and boys. This provides support for criminalization theories suggesting that police presence results in more arrests. Journal of School Violence - Registration at source 28/4/2019 Research article Police used ‘violent’ transgender activist for equality training Feminists have raised fears that the hiring of ‘ideologues’ skews officers’ responses to aggressive behaviour The Sunday Times 28/4/2019 News Industrial collapse of Thatcher years led to crime rise, study finds Four decades after Margaret Thatcher swept to power, research has found that in areas where the coal, steel, ship and railway industries were hit during the 1980s, young people were much more likely to find themselves in trouble with the police. The Guardian 27/4/2019 News Britain’s ‘pervasive horror of knife crime’ reaches record for number of stabbing homicides LONDON – A boy, 7, threatens to "knife" a pregnant school teacher. Two high school students from opposite ends of the country, both 17, die in violent stabbings only hours apart. After five separate knife attacks, over four days, in just one area of Britain’s capital city, a 45-year-old woman's spinal cord is severed, leaving her paralyzed. USA Today 27/4/2019 Analysis, Feature Anti-facial recognition lobbyists ‘spinning the facts’ Facial recognition technology has the power to “significantly” change frontline policing, but the debate is “masked” by “hyperbole”, according to a company chief determined to bring it to forces across the world. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 27/4/2019 News No significant link between ethnicity and knife crime but offenders and victims are mostly young adult males, police forces told College of Policing document said there is no link between ethnicity and knives Mail Online 27/4/2019 News Police arrests of cannabis users plunge by up to 77 per cent as MPs accuse top cops of decriminalising drug The number of cannabis users arrested in major cities has plunged in a decade Mail Online 27/4/2019 News New Cleveland Police headquarters in Hemlington scoops regional design award The restoration of Middlesbrough Town Hall was highly commended in the RICS Awards North East 2019 Teesside Live 27/4/2019 News Stop and search could increase knife crime, College of Police warns police forces Stop and search may increase knife crime, the College of Policing has told forces as it warned the controversial tactic could push young people towards violence. The Telegraph 27/4/2019 News America’s experiment is paving the way for the world Efforts to liberalise marijuana laws have gathered momentum around the world in the last few years, driven in particular by high-profile experiments in North America. The Times - Subscription at source 27/4/2019 Analysis, Feature A spliff at lunchtime, then back to work As police deal with violent crime and a spice crisis gripping Manchester, there is little fear of arrest for lighting up a spliff. The Times - Subscription at source 27/4/2019 Feature, Opinion «448244834484448544864487448844894490Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
