Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115509 total results. Showing results 91561 to 91580 «457545764577457845794580458145824583Next ›Last » Editor’s Viewpoint: Tough times ahead for next police chief The restoration of the Policing Board following an absence of two years, after the Secretary of State introduced new legislation to allow it to operate again, is a welcome development. However, the information revealed at yesterday's meeting will make uncomfortable reading for whoever takes over as Chief Constable from present incumbent George Hamilton. Belfast Telegraph 8/2/2019 Feature, Opinion Creating A Culture of Police Officer Wellness Operational and organizational stressors are characteristic components of police work. Police culture has historically resisted acknowledging the need to accept interventions in response to the operational stress injuries resulting from the frequent exposure to workplace trauma. Similarly, few police leaders have effectively managed to change the police culture to one accepting and receptive to members seeking and accessing help for operational stress injuries. In this review, the authors discuss various sources of operational and organizational stress in policing, identify a number of promising wellness practices and strategies, and argue for the need for strong leadership among police executives to lead their organizations through the changes necessary to produce a police organization that is healthy and resilient. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice - Registration at source 8/2/2019 Research article Police are using facial recognition in a ‘legal vaccum and should face regulation’ Police use of facial recognition technology is operating in a "legal vaccum" and needs to be subject to more rigorous testing and transparency, researchers have claimed. The Telegraph 8/2/2019 News MP says police cuts are leading to a rise in vigilante groups People are setting up "vigilante groups" to deal with anti-social behaviour because of cuts to neighbourhood policing, according to a Lancashire MP. ITV News 8/2/2019 News Concern over the time police officers spend at A&E Concerns have been raised about the amount of time on duty police officers spend escorting patients to accident and emergency departments. BBC 8/2/2019 News Fatal stabbings surge to highest level in 70 years Fatal stabbings are at their highest level since records began more than 70 years ago after an upsurge of knife crime in England and Wales, according to figures published yesterday. The Times - Subscription at source 8/2/2019 News Half a million motorists use mobile phones while driving The equivalent of 445,000 motorists may be using a phone while driving despite a drop in the number of offenders over the past three years. The Times - Subscription at source 8/2/2019 News Earn £10 an hour guarding crime scenes for police Civilians are being hired to guard crime scenes for £10 an hour in the latest police cost-cutting drive. The Times - Subscription at source 8/2/2019 News MPS officers to be issued spit guards outside of custody suites The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) Commissioner Cressida Dick has announced that all officers will be issued with spit guards and most will receive a “recognition payment”. Police Professional 7/2/2019 News Want to reduce police use of force? Experts say you need more women Former Mounties tell their stories of bullying and intimidation in the RCMP and how it affects the Mounties' ability to help provide protection for Canadians. Global News (Canada) 7/2/2019 Analysis, Feature Two forces introduce spit guards following spate of assaults The Metropolitan Police and Devon and Cornwall Police are the latest to bring in the 'vital' equipment. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/2/2019 News Met officers to be given £350 bonus Force says it had budgeted for higher pay award in 2018 so can make "recognition payment" from its existing budget. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/2/2019 News National Chair welcomes Commissioner’s spit guard decision National Chair of the Police Federation of England and Wales John Apter has welcomed the decision by Metropolitan Police Commissioner Cressida Dick to allow frontline Met officers access to spit and bite guards while policing the capital’s streets. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 7/2/2019 News Government is failing a generation The government is ‘failing a generation’ as the murder rate for young people rockets and stabbing deaths reach the highest level on record. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 7/2/2019 News Gun crime highest for a decade for four police forces Gun crime in four English counties was at its highest for a decade in 2017-18. BBC 7/2/2019 News Police force that axed PCSOs takes on zero-hours ‘scene guards’ Labour says move by Norfolk police is due to Conservative cuts to community policing The Guardian 7/2/2019 News West Midlands Police turns to predictive analytics Force is developing a system to identify potential perpetrators of violent crime and aims to target resources – but how viable is the system and what are the challenges? Computer Weekly 7/2/2019 Analysis, Feature Police chief urges the regions bosses to give offenders a second chance A police chief is urging company bosses in North Wales to follow the example of the Timpson shoe and watch repair chain by giving offenders a second chance. Deeside.com 7/2/2019 News PFNI: Parity pay award is ‘too little, too late’ Northern Ireland officers to receive delayed two per cent rise Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/2/2019 News Hundreds of Police officers on standby to deal with potential Brexit chaos Police Scotland will have 360 officers on standby to deal with any chaos resulting from Brexit, the force has confirmed. The National 7/2/2019 News «457545764577457845794580458145824583Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
