Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100232 total results. Showing results 9381 to 9400 «466467468469470471472473474Next ›Last » WA Police Superintendent Paul Daly: Helicopters to drones – the evolution of policing technology The conversation with Superintendent Paul Daly at the Western Australia Police Air Wing covers various topics including the aircrafts used by the Air Wing, the upgrades and improvements made to the fleet, the training facilities available, the introduction of drones into their operations, and the establishment of a remote operations center. PolicingTV 4/9/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Police use of facial recognition in Britain is spreading The riots have given the technology a boost. Regulation is not keeping up. The Economist - Subscription at source 3/9/2024 Feature Rape-accused Met Police officer ‘pretended to be someone else to stalk victim online’ Pc Jake Cummings, 25, is on trial facing nine offences, including two counts of rape and three counts of controlling and coercive behaviour The Standard 3/9/2024 News PFEW announces elections The National Board and National Council met today and agreed that notice should be served immediately to commence elections. The triennial election cycle would begin with workplace reps elections at the end of 2024. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 3/9/2024 News Garda mandatory retirement age increased from 60 to 62 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Taoiseach Simon Harris and Minister for Justice Helen McEntee have today signed regulations which increase the mandatory retirement age for Garda members from 60 to 62. Dublin People (Republic of Ireland) 3/9/2024 News New police hubs to boost community safety in North Devon Bideford and Westward Ho! hubs aim to improve visibility and response times. North Devon Gazette 3/9/2024 News Boy, 15, who threw chair at police car is first child to face custody over riots Teenager joined anti-immigration march on Aug 3 and was involved in clashes with police in city The Telegraph 3/9/2024 News Met Police officer ‘who put Taser to black boy’s neck during stop was motived by race’, says force Jamar Powell, 16, thought he was going to die after the incident in Greenwich. The Standard 3/9/2024 News Met officer accused of rape ‘thought he was above law’ A Metropolitan Police officer accused of rape "thought he was above the law", a jury has heard. BBC 3/9/2024 News Serving Met officer ‘pretended to be someone else to stalk victim’, court hears Pc Jake Cummings, 25, is on trial facing nine offences, including two counts of rape and three counts of controlling and coercive behaviour. The Independent 3/9/2024 News Prison early release scheme to include some serious offenders, MoJ admits Prisoners serving time for lesser crime following serious one will be eligible under plan to free up jail space, officials confirm The Guardian 3/9/2024 News Policeman showed girl porn videos, court told A policeman allegedly showed a young girl pornographic videos and touched her inappropriately, a court has heard. BBC 3/9/2024 News Stress experiences of women in policing: A scoping review Policewomen can be significantly impacted by stress, resulting in mental health challenges. Although numerous studies have explored experiences among women in policing, few have focused on the stress that can accompany these experiences and their impacts. We conducted a scoping review of stress among policewomen to explore and summarize the current breadth of research in this area and identify potential knowledge gaps and opportunities for further study. Ten databases were searched to identify relevant literature. Manual searches of reference lists and book chapters were also completed. Twenty-five peer-reviewed articles, one book chapter, one thesis, and one dissertation were included in the current review. An inductive thematic analysis was completed, and six categories relating to policewomen's workplace stress experiences and their impacts were identified. The categories included gendered institutions, gender identity and gendered roles in policing, sexual harassment and discriminatory experiences, organizational relationships between gender, career progression and promotion, policewomen and parenting, organizational change, and stressors and associated health effects for women police officers. Although the experiences were thoroughly described, their connection to stress and the effects on mental health were not. Robust research into the overall impacts of workplace stress on policewomen's mental health is needed, including exploring generative mechanisms capable of producing the stress experiences and resulting mental health challenges to develop appropriate policies, practices, and interventions. International Journal of Police Science & Management 3/9/2024 Research article Ireland police bring in 350 specialist officers for England fans REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Irish police have had all leave cancelled in Dublin this weekend, with 350 specialist officers scheduled to be on duty for the Nations League encounter between Ireland and England on Saturday evening. A team from the UK Football Policing Unit (UKFPU) will also be in the Irish capital, working closely with Gardai Síochána forces, who are highly experienced in dealing with overseas visitors who travel to the city for stag dos and other events. The Times - Subscription at source 3/9/2024 News Record number of police officers signed off with poor mental health in the past year A record 14,508 officers were signed off with poor mental health in the past year, as the increased strain of the job pushes rank and file officers over the edge. The figure has risen 9% on the previous year and has rocketed by an astonishing 130% since the first survey was conducted 11 years ago. Express 3/9/2024 News Racial profiling by Montreal police is a ‘systemic problem’: judge CANADA: A Quebec judge has ruled that racial profiling is a systemic problem in the Montreal police force and has awarded damages to victims in a class-action lawsuit. The case was brought by the Black Coalition of Quebec, which was seeking $17 million — up to $5,000 per person who was racially profiled by police. Global News (Canada) 3/9/2024 News Halifax police union criticizes civilian review of 2021 homeless encampment evictions CANADA: The Halifax police union says it’s disappointed with a review calling for an apology for the way officers and the city handled homeless encampment evictions and a resulting protest in August 2021 that turned violent. Halifax Regional Police Association says the review by a team of Toronto-based lawyers is based on “opinions which are very narrow in scope.” Global News (Canada) 3/9/2024 News Detecting hate crimes through machine learning and natural language processing Misidentification and misreporting of hate crimes by victims and law enforcement are significant barriers to accurate data collection of hate crimes, and their consequent study and prevention. The use of machine learning in crime detection can improve the accuracy and speed at which reported incidents with bias elements are identified. This study develops a machine learning classifier that categorizes police reports as either events with bias elements or events with no bias elements. We use incident/offense reports from the Seattle Police Department to train a Natural Language Processing classification algorithm. We collect narratives, location data, and victim and suspect demographics to use as features. We evaluate the performance of logistic regression, random forest, and XGBoost algorithms, as well as several text embedding techniques. Despite substantial class imbalance, our model achieves a macro F1-score of 0.79, demonstrating the benefits of applied machine learning in accurately detecting and reporting hate crimes. Police Practice and Research 3/9/2024 Research article Police officer Harry Mendoza in Auckland District Court over assault of two teenagers NEW ZEALAND: An Auckland police officer who admitted assaulting two teenagers believed to be fleeing the scene of a Pt Chevalier ram raid has been granted a discharge without conviction. Constable Harry Richard Mendoza pleaded guilty in May this year to two assault charges for twice striking a 17-year-old boy and striking a 14-year-old girl with his knee. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 3/9/2024 News Police warned minister implementing new gang laws this year could cause safety risks, loss of trust and confidence NEW ZEALAND: Police had concerns with implementing the Government’s new gang laws this year, including safety risks and a potential loss of public trust and confidence, ministerial briefings reveal. The Gangs Bill, expected to pass its third reading in the House next week, gives police a range of new powers to crack down on gangs, including the ability to disperse gatherings and ban insignia in public. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 3/9/2024 News «466467468469470471472473474Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
