Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115482 total results. Showing results 93241 to 93260 «465946604661466246634664466546664667Next ›Last » Social behaviour: Police are embracing social media, but there’s still some way to go Figures published this month show many forces have fully embraced social media and are using it to not only communicate crime and incident-related messages, but also to engage with the public. However, research shows there's still room for improvement. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 23/11/2018 Analysis The Effect of High-Intensity Intermittent Exercise on Chronic Stress and Potential Biomarkers: A Pilot Study Persons employed in highly stressful occupations are at a heightened risk for developing chronic stress-related disorders. These disorders are associated with immunosuppression, disease progression and psychological illness. Exercise has previously been used to combat depression; however, police personnel are already moderately active yet still stressed. Therefore, this pilot study aims to determine if high-intensity intermittent training (HIIT) could be a potential stress-reducing strategy in already trained persons, and which biological markers could be measured in a larger study. Using three single case studies, this study employed a 10-week HIIT intervention and measured markers of stress via Perceived Stress Scale (PSS) scores, cortisol levels and associated inflammation blood markers at baseline and post-intervention. The PSS scores reduced after HIIT (36–40%). Cortisol secretion pre-intervention indicated a flat profile during daytime hours; post-intervention showed increased levels in the morning and an overall normal daytime profile. Of the inflammation blood markers, eosinophil cell counts were halved post-intervention. HIIT, therefore, is a potential stress-reducing strategy in already trained individuals. The decreased psychological stress was associated with normalization of cortisol hormone function and reduced systemic inflammation via lower eosinophil counts, which highlighted the specific physiological markers as indicators of chronic stress. Journal of Police and Criminal Psychology - Registration at source 23/11/2018 Research article Disentangling the Relationship Between Race and Attitudes Toward the Police: Police Contact, Perceptions of Safety, and Procedural Justice Recent incidents involving police shootings of unarmed men of color have increased tensions between communities and police departments across the United States. In response, scholars have intensified efforts to understand the factors that shape attitudes toward the police. The current study examines individual and aggregate factors that influence satisfaction with the police. To this end, we address three research questions: (a) are there significant racial/ethnic differences in satisfaction with police; (b) do these differences persist after accounting for experiences with the police, perceptions of safety, and aggregate measures; and (c) can procedural justice help explain racial variation in attitudes toward the police? Study findings highlight the importance of perceptions of safety in explaining racial/ethnic variation in attitudes toward the police. Crime and Delinquency - Registration at source 23/11/2018 Research article Police project to provide an online platform as alternative to phoning 101 The non-emergency 101 number has long been the object of adverse criticism but an online alternative, as outlined by Chief Inspector Roy Hodder at the Annual General Meeting of the Sussex Neighbourhood Watch Federation at Lewes last Wednesday, is the subject of a six month project beginning this month. Worthing Herald 23/11/2018 News Police told to pause mobile device rollout over privacy fears Controversial technology which allows police officers to override passwords to quickly harvest data from mobile phones should not be introduced until its legality is resolved, according to a committee of MSPs. The Scotsman 23/11/2018 News Contactless payment driving rise in crime across Scotland Frauds relating to credit or debit cards and taxis are on the rise, according to new figures published by Police Scotland. Stornaway Gazette 23/11/2018 News £4.571m emergency Government funding is ‘breathing space’ for Beds Police, but next month’s core budget announcement remains crucial Bedfordshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner, Kathryn Holloway, has won her bid for £4.571m in a unique emergency funding application to the Home Office to cover the unprecedented cost of fighting gang, gun and knife crime in the county. Biggleswade Today 23/11/2018 News Hit squad: Police pursuit drivers ram fleeing moped gangs in new ‘tactical contact’ policy These dramatic images today reveal Scotland Yard’s new hardline war on London’s violent moped gangs. The Standard 23/11/2018 News Met Police cancels 330,000 officer rest days as it tackles surge in knife crime and police cuts Scotland Yard has cancelled nearly 330,000 officer rest days in nine months as it battles a surge in violent crime and falling police numbers, figures show. The Standard 23/11/2018 News Cleveland Police chief hits out at austerity measures affecting his officers A Chief Constable has spoken out about the difficulties his force faces on a daily basis. The Northern Echo 23/11/2018 News Police get funding boost to fight organised crime in Bedfordshire The Home Office has approved in full a special grant application from Bedfordshire police to fight gang activity and serious violence. Home Office 23/11/2018 News NPCC says reduction in football-related arrests doesn’t reflect reality The National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) says Home Office figures showing a drop in football-related arrests are “misleading” and there has actually been “an increase in disorder” at matches. Police Professional 23/11/2018 News Covering of emergency blue lights on unmarked police cars national guidelines announced National guidance on covering emergency blue lights on unmarked police cars has been agreed to avoid forces using “ad hoc solutions” that could be unsafe. Police Professional 23/11/2018 News End the misery for officers Police Federation Conduct Lead Phill Matthews takes a look at the draconian disciplinary process and suggests a solution to end the stress for officers. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 23/11/2018 Feature, Opinion Has the Home Office redefined Special Grant criteria? U-turn on emergency funding criteria Police Oracle - Subscription at source 23/11/2018 News Force technology makeover puts future financial status of Scottish Police Authority ‘at risk’ Considerable challenges in changing landscape mark tumultuous year, annual report reveals. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 23/11/2018 News 20mph zones reduce drivers’ average speed by less than 1mph, study says And have no impact on road collisions. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 23/11/2018 News ‘Words do not pay for police officers’ salaries’ Mayor of London, APCC chairman and Mayor of Greater Manchester demand austerity measures are reversed. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 23/11/2018 News Force wanted 300 volunteer PCSOs but just five sign up Five go volunteering together Police Oracle - Subscription at source 23/11/2018 News Police Commissioner Katy Bourne, whose stalker vowed to ‘take her down,’ calls for new stalking law as part of The Sun’s Stop A Stalker campaign Katy Bourne shares the story of her stalking ordeal as The Sun calls on readers to back our campaign to help police take action more quickly The Scottish Sun 23/11/2018 News «465946604661466246634664466546664667Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
