Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115483 total results. Showing results 92961 to 92980 «464546464647464846494650465146524653Next ›Last » Top judge prepares for justice by smartphone People will be able to take part in court hearings via smartphones, giving them effective justice from the palm of their hand, the lord chief justice has said. The Times - Subscription at source 4/12/2018 News Labour MP Kate Osamor dialled 999 after questions over drugs case The Labour MP Kate Osamor was accused of wasting police time last night by calling 999 twice when reporters tried to ask her questions about her son’s drugs conviction. The Times - Subscription at source 4/12/2018 News Met crackdown on moped gangs drives criminals into the suburbs Aggressive police tactics against criminals riding mopeds have pushed the crimes into the suburbs of London, data obtained by The Times suggests. The Times - Subscription at source 4/12/2018 News Hack Attack: Police Under Pressure Parliament Street’s team of researchers issued Freedom of Information (FOI) requests on reported hacking crimes to all police forces in England in August 2018. Overall, a total of 14 forces responded to the request in full. [PDF] Parliament Street 3/12/2018 Report Deputy Directors – Intelligence, Investigations and Threat Leadership The National Crime Agency sits at the heart of law enforcement response to protect the public against serious and organised crime. We are looking for exceptional leaders to fill a number of vacancies across our Senior Leadership Team. We have vacancies at Deputy Director level including Capability Engineering, National Economic Crime Centre (NECC), HR Chief Operating Officer, and Investigations, Intelligence and Threat Leadership. We have a variety of roles and would encourage you to carefully select and apply for the role which you believe you would be best suited for. You will only be assessed against the role you apply for. This advertisement is for Deputy Director Intelligence, Investigations and Threat Leadership. Location Bristol, London, Warrington or Birmingham, with regular travel to London. Salary Circa £90,000. Closing date: 31 Dec 2018 National Crime Agency (NCA) 3/12/2018 Jobs Fraud ‘should be taken out of the hands of local forces’ Law enforcement fails to prioritise fraud despite it representing almost a third of all offences, according to a new study. Police Professional 3/12/2018 News Deputy Director – National Economic Crime Centre The National Crime Agency sits at the heart of law enforcement response to protect the public against serious and organised crime. We are looking for exceptional leaders to fill a number of vacancies across our Senior Leadership Team. We have vacancies at Deputy Director level including Capability Engineering, National Economic Crime Centre (NECC), HR Chief Operating Officer, and Investigations, Intelligence and Threat Leadership. We have a variety of roles and would encourage you to carefully select and apply for the role which you believe you would be best suited for. You will only be assessed against the role you apply for. This advertisement is for Deputy Director National Economic Crime Centre. The NECC is a new capability set up to tackle the growing threat from illicit finances. It sits at the apex of the government, law enforcement and private sector response to economic crime. Location Bristol, London, Warrington or Birmingham, with regular travel to London. Salary Circa £90,000. Closing date: 31 Dec 2018 National Crime Agency (NCA) 3/12/2018 Jobs Hacking crimes are increasing demand on some forces The number of hacking crimes reported to the police has increased over the past two years and measures should be taken “to ensure that police forces are fully equipped to deal with this threat” according to new research. Police Professional 3/12/2018 News HMICS Progress Review of Provision of Forensic Medical Services to Victims of Sexual Crime This review considers the progress made since our report on the provision of forensic medical services to adult and child victims of sexual crime was published in March 2017, making ten recommendations for improvement. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary in Scotland (HMICS) 3/12/2018 Report Formal investigation into whether facial recognition technology can be trusted The Information Commissioner has launched a formal investigation into the deployment of facial recognition technology by police forces. Police Professional 3/12/2018 News Stricter vetting protocols leave potential recruit with huge commute Stark differences in the way police forces interpret vetting protocols have resulted in a special constable commuting almost 900 miles each weekend to complete his shifts. Police Professional 3/12/2018 News Deputy Director – HR Chief Operating Officer The National Crime Agency sits at the heart of law enforcement response to protect the public against serious and organised crime. We are looking for exceptional leaders to fill a number of vacancies across our Senior Leadership Team. We have vacancies at Deputy Director level including Capability Engineering, National Economic Crime Centre (NECC), HR Chief Operating Officer, and Investigations, Intelligence and Threat Leadership. We have a variety of roles and would encourage you to carefully select and apply for the role which you believe you would be best suited for. You will only be assessed against the role you apply for. This advertisement is for Deputy Director HR Chief Operating Officer. The HR COO is an essential partner to the HR Chief People Officer. The HR COO ensures that the HR Function is responsible for delivering: Effective Expert Services centred on resourcing, employee experience and growth. High quality Shared Services - High quality / value, metric and customer driven partnerships with key outsourced suppliers. Seamless, client focussed delivery of people centred products, services, policies and processes. Acting as a role model to lead, inspire, innovate, empower and develop officers within your business area and across the Agency. Location Bristol, London, Warrington or Birmingham, with regular travel to London. 18 months fixed term appointment. Salary Circa £90,000. Closing date: 31 Dec 2018 National Crime Agency (NCA) 3/12/2018 Jobs Deputy Director – Capability Engineering The National Crime Agency sits at the heart of law enforcement response to protect the public against serious and organised crime. We are looking for exceptional leaders to fill a number of vacancies across our Senior Leadership Team. We have vacancies at Deputy Director level including Capability Engineering, National Economic Crime Centre (NECC), HR Chief Operating Officer, and Investigations, Intelligence and Threat Leadership. We have a variety of roles and would encourage you to carefully select and apply for the role which you believe you would be best suited for. You will only be assessed against the role you apply for. This advertisement is for Deputy Director Capability Engineering. This role leads on specific design, development, delivery and support of new technical capabilities (operational, business, back office and corporate) across the agency. Location Bristol, Leicester, London, Warrington or Birmingham, with regular travel to London. Salary Circa £90,000. Closing date: 31 Dec 2018 National Crime Agency (NCA) 3/12/2018 Jobs Europol membership still on the table, Home Secretary insists The Home Secretary is maintaining claims a “very good” security deal has been reached with the EU post-Brexit despite a draft paper published last month giving no such assurances. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 3/12/2018 News Hundreds of spit guards issued to Gloucestershire Police officers Nearly 300 police officers in Gloucestershire will be issued with spit guards. ITV News 3/12/2018 News Vast, viable and virtual: Cybercriminals have only just begun to exploit the internet Vast, viable and virtual: cyberspace is a new continent that cybercriminals are only just beginning to exploit. Policing Insight contributor and Senior Research Fellow at CENTRIC Andrew Staniforth explores the areas most at risk and the need for unprecedented cooperation to combat cybercrime. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 3/12/2018 Analysis Reimagining Guardians and Guardianship With the Advent of Body Worn Cameras The implementation of body worn cameras (BWCs) is occurring at a rapid rate and with relatively little information about their potential impacts on both the police and the citizens they serve. The core assumption underlying this widespread adoption is that BWCs will increase self-awareness among police officers as well as citizens, which will in turn reduce negative outcomes and improve police–citizen relations. At the same time, there is a broader movement to emphasize the function of police officers as guardians rather than warriors. This research draws from a mixed method evaluation of a pilot implementation of BWCs in Philadelphia, PA. We draw from focus groups and pre–post survey results to make the case for a wider conceptual frame in understanding the potential for BWCs to transform policing. Specifically, we argue that cameras can provide a tool for police officers to use in emphasizing their role as guardians. We provide evidence from the evaluation to support this view. Criminal Justice Review 3/12/2018 Research article HMICS publishes progress review of provision of forensic medical services to victims of sexual crime There is clear commitment and support from the highest level to make improvements to the provision of forensic medical services to victims of sexual abuse, states a report published today (Monday 3 December). HM Inspectorate of Constabulary in Scotland (HMICS) 3/12/2018 News ‘Rainy day’ money: Why using cash reserves is not the answer to plugging the pension shortfall Amid the headlines that cash-strapped forces are 'sitting on' £1.4bn in reserves and calls from the Police Minister to dip into these reserves to plug the pensions' gap, former GMP ACC and CoPaCC Director Ian Wiggett explains the picture surrounding forces' use of reserves is far more complicated. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 3/12/2018 Analysis Theresa May backs tactical moped stops The Prime Minister has supported the Metropolitan Police Service’s (MPS) use of “robust” tactics to curb moped crime in the capital. Police Professional 3/12/2018 News «464546464647464846494650465146524653Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
