Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 105109 total results. Showing results 93141 to 93160 «465446554656465746584659466046614662Next ›Last » Loss of experienced officers ‘one of the biggest problems’ PCC identified issue but claims more money may not be the solution Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/8/2017 News New operating model ‘could lead to someone making catastrophic mistake’ Reduction in rest times and increased demand at force Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/8/2017 News Prevent scheme ‘fosters fear and censorship at universities’ Just Yorkshire’s report, citing interviews with Muslim students and academics, urges closure of anti-radicalisation programme The Guardian 29/8/2017 News Notting Hill Carnival: 300 arrests and 28 police officers injured during weekend Scotland Yard said officers made 313 arrests for a range of offences including 112 for drugs and 58 for offensive weapons. The Standard 29/8/2017 News Trump restores police surplus military equipment scheme US President Donald Trump has lifted restrictions imposed by Barack Obama on the transfer of surplus military-style equipment to the police. BBC 29/8/2017 News Weekly academic research summary This summary curates the key policing-related research that's been published online in the last week, with links to the original journal articles, and selected abstracts - plus a short guide outlining how serving police officers and staff can get access, free, to many of the articles listed through the National Police Library. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 29/8/2017 News Police dealing with record level of phone calls on mental health Forces left to pick up pieces, with senior officer saying cuts and rising demand mean NHS is struggling to cope The Guardian 29/8/2017 News Former police chief Justine Curran blasts crime commissioner in first interview since her sudden exit Former Humberside Police chief constable Justine Curran retired after being asked to reconsider her position by Keith Hunter Grimsby Live 29/8/2017 News Shortage of police pursuit drivers in Met Only about 5 per cent of drivers trained by Scotland Yard in the past few years are at a high enough level to force a suspect to stop during a pursuit. The Times - Subscription at source 29/8/2017 News Middle-class cocaine users funding slavery and murder City bankers, middle-class students and middle-aged professionals must admit that their cocaine use is supporting slavery and murder, the former head of UK drug strategy has said. The Times - Subscription at source 29/8/2017 News More sex offenders and violent criminals could be released early Plans to provide more accommodation in hostels for serious sexual and violent offenders leaving jail are being drawn up by the justice ministry, despite staff concerns about security. The Times - Subscription at source 29/8/2017 News The NYPD is giving up on its 36,000 Windows phones and moving to iPhone In October of 2016, the New York Police Department finished a two-year-long rollout of Windows-based smartphones to all of its 36,000 officers. Now, less than a year after that $160 million initiative came to fruition, the NYPD is giving up and moving its officers to Apple iPhones. Business Insider 28/8/2017 News Crime commissioner blasted by Justine Curran in first interview since sudden exit Former Humberside Police chief Justine Curran has said she was never given a "real chance" to succeed by police and crime commissioner Keith Hunter Scunthorpe Telegraph 28/8/2017 News Police dealing with record level of phone calls on mental health Forces left to pick up pieces, with senior officer saying cuts and rising demand mean NHS is struggling to cope The Guardian 28/8/2017 News Poor intelligence sharing across the EU led to more deaths at the hands of violent jihadists, Europe’s top cop claims Europol boss Rob Wainwright urged security services and police forces to share more intelligence in order to combat the terror threat across the continent The Sun 28/8/2017 News Four drivers a day convicted of drug driving – and if you take these prescription drugs and get behind the wheel YOU could be breaking the law If you’re convicted of drug driving you can get a minimum 1-year driving ban, an unlimited fine and up to six months in prison The Sun 28/8/2017 News Fans ‘will escape prosecution’ if anti-sectarian law scrapped Football fans who sing songs about proscribed organisations such as the IRA and the Ulster Volunteer Force could escape prosecution if controversial legislation is repealed, according to police. The Scotsman 28/8/2017 News Police and support staff accused of racist, sexist and sectarian tweeting Around half a dozen police officers and support staff are under investigation in Northern Ireland over allegations that they posted racist, sexist and sectarian messages on Twitter and potentially prejudiced criminal inquiries, the Guardian has learned. The Guardian 28/8/2017 News PSNI investigated over ‘inappropriate tweets’ A number of police officers or Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) support staff are being investigated over allegations of inappropriate use of the social media network Twitter. BBC 28/8/2017 News Political, selective and weak: A response to Reform’s ‘Bobbies on the net’ Last week, the policy think tank Reform published their report on the digital future of policing, to considerable controversy. Here, serving officer Nathan Constable and Emma Williams of Canterbury Christ Church University argue the report is lacks evidence, academic rigour, coherence, and a basic understanding of what policing is, what people want from it, or how it is held to account. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 27/8/2017 Analysis «465446554656465746584659466046614662Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
