Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100256 total results. Showing results 8961 to 8980 «445446447448449450451452453Next ›Last » Deployment of UK officers at Olympics an ‘honour and a privilege’, says NPCC The National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) says the international deployment of UK officers to the Paris Olympics was an “honour and a privilege”. Police Professional 12/9/2024 News Police use of OOCDs to support adults with health vulnerabilities A report summarising the findings of a study on how police forces in England Wales use Out of Court Disposals (OOCDs) to support adults with health-related vulnerabilities. Ministry of Justice (MoJ) 12/9/2024 Report Out of Court Disposals for people with health vulnerabilities A new report shows just over half (19) of the participating forces were using a two-tier OOCD model in March 2022, Russell Webster reviews the findings. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/9/2024 News IOPC investigators to receive training that is more in line with policing standard Reform of the IOPC is ongoing but it feels part of a wider system that has 'baked in' delay its Director General tells officers. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/9/2024 News Police officer who sent sex texts to victim jailed A Suffolk police officer who sent “tacky, grubby and unattractive” messages to an alleged rape victim in order to become “sexually aroused” has been jailed. BBC 12/9/2024 News 3 VPD senior officers facing serious discipline following Burnaby crash: sources CANADA: In early 2023, several investigations were launched into the actions of three senior Vancouver police officers who attended a car crash at Kingsway and Royal Oak in Burnaby after one of their own allegedly made an illegal left-hand turn. Global News (Canada) 12/9/2024 News Police celebrating K9 graduation and retirement along with the unit’s 60-year anniversary CANADA: Lethbridge Police are welcoming the newest four-legged member and wishing two outgoing police service dogs a happy retirement – all during the K9 Unit’s 60-year anniversary year. Blue Line (Canada) 12/9/2024 News Court rejects OPP finding of no ‘serious’ officer misconduct after pedestrian killed CANADA: An Ontario Provincial Police finding that there was no “serious” officer misconduct after a police car struck and killed a pedestrian has been rejected in court. Blue Line (Canada) 12/9/2024 News Kerry GRA rep says training allowance increase is not enough to attract more Garda recruits REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A Kerry GRA representative says a rise in the garda training allowance is not enough to attract more recruits to the force. Radio Kerry (Republic of Ireland) 12/9/2024 Audio, News McEntee move to increase pay for Garda recruits dismissed as ‘paltry’ and ‘half-hearted’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Plan comes after The Irish Times recently revealed that significant recruitment efforts over the last two years had done little to increase Garda numbers The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 12/9/2024 News Annual Report of the Policing Authority 2023 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: As the Authority prepares to embark on a new chapter with the transition to the Policing and Community and Safety Authority in 2024, a reflection on the activities and achievements of the Authority throughout 2023 is warranted. [pdf] Policing Authority (Republic of Ireland) 12/9/2024 Report Policing Nigerian elections: violence, institutional weaknesses and remedial trajectories A major preventative approach adopted by the Nigerian state to forestall election-day violence is the increased deployment of state security agents, particularly, the Nigerian Police Force (NPF) to ensure the safety of voters, electoral materials and officials. But has the inordinate expansion of police presence in balloting spaces clamped down on violence? Part of a PhD study with 15 participants and empirical findings from Rivers State, Nigeria, are presented here to answer the above question. Using in-depth interviews and focus group discussions, data were elicited from electoral officials and independent electoral observers. The paper’s contribution is bi-dimensional. First, it adds to the empirical literature on electoral violence in Nigeria by analysing the outcomes of police deployment patterns in balloting spaces. The study finds that the lack of operational capacity and the politicisation of the NPF are mainly responsible for the police’s inability to guarantee the safety of voters and electoral officials. Second, the paper adds to the scholarship on democratically responsive policing. Utilising the NPF as case study, the findings demonstrate the explanatory power of the concept to capture the (un)democratic policing credentials of a given police service. The paper is relevant for understanding the challenges of policing elections in non-Western, illiberal quasi-democratic societies. Policing and Society - Subscription at source 12/9/2024 Research article Aerial imagery: Improving wildfire disaster response and resilience Since January 2024, emergency support to tackle the impact of extreme weather, such as wildfires and landslides, has been requested 29 times via the EU's Civil Protection Mechanism (CPM). Policing Insight's Andy Staniforth reports on the findings of the CORE project, led by a unique pan-European consortium of partners, to improve our understanding of the current emergency response to disasters and the role aerial imagery systems play in combatting them. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 12/9/2024 Analysis, Feature New agreement between EBP pioneers will help to deliver global understanding of ‘what works’ Last week’s Global Evidence-Based Policing (EBP) Conference, supported by Policing Insight as media partner, saw pioneers of the evidence-based approach gather in Melbourne to share insights and best practice, as well as signing a new memorandum of understanding between EBP societies in six countries that could lay the foundations for greater global collaboration and co-operation, as Policing Insight’s Keith Potter reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 12/9/2024 Feature, Innovation Policing Nigerian elections: violence, institutional weaknesses and remedial trajectories A major preventative approach adopted by the Nigerian state to forestall election-day violence is the increased deployment of state security agents, particularly, the Nigerian Police Force (NPF) to ensure the safety of voters, electoral materials and officials. But has the inordinate expansion of police presence in balloting spaces clamped down on violence? Part of a PhD study with 15 participants and empirical findings from Rivers State, Nigeria, are presented here to answer the above question. Using in-depth interviews and focus group discussions, data were elicited from electoral officials and independent electoral observers. The paper’s contribution is bi-dimensional. First, it adds to the empirical literature on electoral violence in Nigeria by analysing the outcomes of police deployment patterns in balloting spaces. The study finds that the lack of operational capacity and the politicisation of the NPF are mainly responsible for the police’s inability to guarantee the safety of voters and electoral officials. Second, the paper adds to the scholarship on democratically responsive policing. Utilising the NPF as case study, the findings demonstrate the explanatory power of the concept to capture the (un)democratic policing credentials of a given police service. The paper is relevant for understanding the challenges of policing elections in non-Western, illiberal quasi-democratic societies. Policing and Society 12/9/2024 Research article Former senior police chiefs warn Britain faces new crime wave as thousands of prisoners go free in Keir Starmer’s early release scheme – as one inmate is re-arrested within SECONDS of getting out Former senior police chiefs have warned there will be an increase in crime across Britain after thousands of criminals were set free in Keir Starmer's early release scheme. Scenes of jubilation were seen outside many British prisons yesterday, as freed inmates punched the air and soaked themselves in champagne as they were freed into public life. About 1,700 inmates were let out during the mass freeing which began on Tuesday - including one Wandsworth Prison inmate who was re-arrested within seconds of getting out. Mail Online 12/9/2024 News Officers’ attendance at court ‘saps away’ capacity to tackle crime, says chief However, the summary case management pilot has reduced the number of cases that are set down for trial unnecessarily, the volume of late pleas of guilty and late decisions on discontinuation. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/9/2024 News Thames Valley Police pilots neighbourhood policing training Plans to roll out dedicated neighbourhood policing training to forces across the country have been welcomed by Thames Valley's police and crime commissioner. The Neighbourhood Policing Pathway, developed by the College of Policing, aims to improve standards and consistency in neighbourhood policing across forces. It also looks to help officers build the skills they need to engage with communities and tackle crime and anti-social behaviour. The training, which will be funded by central government, is currently being piloted in 11 force areas, including the Thames Valley. The Herald Series 12/9/2024 News PCSO bailed over fraud ‘stabbing’ compensation bid charge The Surrey PCSO resigned in September 2022 during the course of the IOPC investigation, Police Oracle - Subscription at source 12/9/2024 News More than 1,500 child trafficking victims in UK feared back with exploiters Children’s commissioner warns referral mechanism does not offer sufficient protection, after FoI data reveals scale of problem The Guardian 12/9/2024 News «445446447448449450451452453Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
