Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115552 total results. Showing results 90081 to 90100 «450145024503450445054506450745084509Next ›Last » HMICFRS: Bedfordshire – National child protection post-inspection review This inspection reviewed the progress made in Bedfordshire Police since the publication of HMICFRS’s Bedfordshire – National Child Protection Inspection in 2017. It is part of a rolling programme of inspections of all police forces in England and Wales. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 11/4/2019 Report HMICFRS: Lancashire – National child protection post-inspection review This inspection reviewed the progress made in Lancashire Constabulary since the publication of HMICFRS’s Lancashire – National Child Protection Inspection in 2018. It is part of a rolling programme of inspections of all police forces in England and Wales. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 11/4/2019 Report Inspectorate praises Lancashire Constabulary’s significantly improved approach to child protection Lancashire Constabulary has successfully implemented a range of measures to strengthen its handling of child protection issues, according to a report released today by Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS). HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 11/4/2019 News Reconceptualizing the Child Victim in the Police Response to Domestic Violence Constructions of the child victim of domestic violence (DV) have changed over the last number of years from once passive bystander to active agent and victim in their own right. Although police as first responders are more aware of the risk to children living with DV, there continues to be a disparity among officers in recognizing and responding to the child as victim. Drawing on qualitative research conducted in Ireland involving interviews with 10 children (most aged 7–9) and 14 police officers, this paper looks at how the child is seen by police as victim during a DV call-out and the way through which children’s coping strategies may indirectly make them a less obvious victim to warrant a direct response from police. A story-telling approach captured children’s views in an ethically safe manner. Interviews with police were semi-structured and explored individual officer’s views and experiences of responding to DV incidents with children present. Journal of Family Violence - Registration at source 11/4/2019 Research article Julian Assange arrested at Ecuadorian embassy in London Assange, 47, who has spent almost seven years at the embassy after seeking refuge there to avoid extradition to Sweden, was detained after the Ecuadorian government withdrew his asylum, Scotland Yard said. The Guardian 11/4/2019 News Broken Windows Ideology and the (mis)reading of Graffiti In this article, I discuss the misreading of graffiti and misidentification of graffiti writers as part of anti-gang policing informed by broken windows ideology. Based on personal observation and autoethnographic reflection, analysis of gang identification protocol, and interviews with graffiti writers who negatively define themselves against gang members as part of constructive identity formation, I argue that relying on graffiti as an indicator of gang activity calls into question the merits and efficacy of anti-gang policing. I situate this discussion within a cultural criminological framework and critique of broken windows policing. Critical Criminology - Registration at source 11/4/2019 Research article Dates announced for 19th Excellence in Policing Conference This year’s annual Excellence in Policing (EIP) Conference will be held on Monday, September 16 and Tuesday, September 17 at the College of Policing Conference Centre, Ryton-on-Dunsmore, Coventry, and is now open for registrations. Police Professional 11/4/2019 News Cash machine thefts: What is going on? Since the start of the year, eight cash machines have been ripped from walls by diggers in Northern Ireland. BBC 11/4/2019 News Dudley to get ‘fair share’ of police, councillors told Dudley is to get its 'fair share' of the extra 200 police officers added to West Midlands Police, the Police and Crime Commissioner has assured councillors. Worcester News 11/4/2019 News Police told to improve their child protection services Beds Police have been told to improve their child protection services, after inspectors found examples of the force being too slow to respond to signs of sexual exploitation. Bedford Today 11/4/2019 News Define stalking properly so police take us seriously, say victims After Raine Lacey split up from her partner John Harley, the millionaire former chairman of Brighton University tracked her movements, scattered plant pots around the car park of the doctor’s surgery where she worked, sent her daughter emails and rang her office to say she was unfit to work. The Times - Subscription at source 11/4/2019 Analysis, Feature Truancy ‘worse than expulsions’ for knife crime, says education secretary Truancy is a bigger worry than school exclusions in tackling knife crime, the education secretary said yesterday. The Times - Subscription at source 11/4/2019 News As a former detective, I’m not surprised that vulnerable young women like Shana Grice keep being failed by police The police force remains institutionally sexist. During my training, men commented that they didn’t like women teaching them because police work was ‘a man’s job’. Patrolling the streets, I witnessed my male colleagues using patronising, chauvinistic language. The Independent 10/4/2019 Feature, Opinion Police officer ‘Big Jim’ opens up about mental health A police officer has called for more people to talk about their mental health after he had a breakdown at work. BBC 10/4/2019 News West Midlands PCC hopes pub bombing verdict will reassure families of victims The police and crime commissioner for the West Midlands, David Jamieson, has expressed hope that the families of the victims of the Birmingham pub bombings will be reassured by the conclusions of the jury following an inquest into their deaths. Police Professional 10/4/2019 News Websites to face fines over ‘online harms’ The Government is proposing new laws to fine websites over “harmful online content”, such as terrorist propaganda or images of child abuse, in a bid to make the UK “the safest place in the world to go online”. Police Professional 10/4/2019 News Rollout of Tasers to double capacity in three years Force 'not arming officers but offering better protection'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 10/4/2019 News Staffordshire Police launch new roads policing plan The launch of Staffordshire Police’s new roads policing plan was marked today with a multi-agency road traffic operation in East Staffordshire. Tamworth Informed 10/4/2019 News Ex-Rangers boss Ally McCoist insists police should start dragging offenders from the crowd Coins, lighters, flares and even a coconut have been lobbed on to pitches, while racist abuse was directed at Hibs' Marvin Bartley The Scottish Sun 10/4/2019 News MPs question May over police funding Two MPs used their questions at PMQs to address funding for the police in their areas. BBC 10/4/2019 News «450145024503450445054506450745084509Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
