Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115451 total results. Showing results 95021 to 95040 «474847494750475147524753475447554756Next ›Last » Julia Mulligan: Scotland’s example shows why Yorkshire police forces shouldn’t merge On these pages last week, former North Yorkshire police officer GP Taylor asked some fair questions about policing, the need to get more officers on our streets and the importance of reducing the burden of paperwork. His conclusion was that a merged Yorkshire force was part of the solution.I do not agree. Police Yorkshire, Yorkshire and the Humber Police, Greater Yorkshire Police – whatever it might be called, the public has consistently been extremely cautious of a single, merged police force. I agree, and there are many reasons why. The Yorkshire Post 21/9/2018 Feature, Opinion Airwave to get three-year extension as government resets Emergency Services Network project New services to be rolled out incrementally as Motorola Solutions agrees to continue support outgoing platform PublicTechnology.net 21/9/2018 News Durham Chief Constable: ‘Radio interview went well, but then I checked Twitter’ In his latest column, Durham Police Chief Constable Mike Barton talks Breakfast, bicycles and Brexit The Northern Echo 21/9/2018 Feature, Opinion New strategic direction for the Emergency Services Network (ESN) The programme will save £200 million in public money per year once it has fully replaced the existing network. Home Office 21/9/2018 News National County Lines Coordination Centre to crack down on drug gangs The law enforcement response to county lines is set to be significantly strengthened as the National County Lines Coordination Centre becomes fully operational. Home Office 21/9/2018 News West Mercia Police hail use of Body Worn Video one year on Police in West Mercia are hailing the use of body worn video cameras (BWV) which were introduced a year ago ago. Police and Crime Commissioner John Campion invested £1million for the technology, which was rolled out last September. Redditch Standard 21/9/2018 News PSNI ‘pay is a victim of political paralysis’, according to Police Federation A body which represents rank and file police officers in Northern Ireland says their pay “is still lagging far behind what is required.” ITV News 21/9/2018 News ‘We’ve got to get better at answering your calls’, Cleveland Police chief admits Cleveland Police Chief Constable Mike Veale gave his views on topics from speeding to cybercrime Teesside Live 21/9/2018 News Machine learning algorithms and police decision-making: Legal, ethical and regulatory challenges This report seeks to critically assess the use of machine learning algorithms for policing, and provide practical recommendations designed to contribute to the fast-moving debate over policy and governance in this area. RUSI (Royal United Services Institute) 21/9/2018 Report UK cops run machine learning trials on live police operations. Unregulated. What could go wrong? – report RUSI: How about some codes of practice, transparency, for starters? The Register 21/9/2018 News Council employees offered time off to work as volunteer police officers Employees at a council in Essex will get extra time off work if they agree to spend it as volunteer police officers "’to give back to their communities". ITV News 21/9/2018 News Tattoos in Policing: A Survey of State Police Policies Policing agencies across the USA have cited difficulty recruiting qualified applicants, thus leaving many employment vacancies unfilled. One reason for this challenge may be that those who would make exceptional police officers are barred from employment because of their body art. Varying appearance policies exist concerning tattoos, yet little is known about these policies. The purpose of this paper is to survey the tattoo policies of policing agencies. The tattoo policies of all 50 state-level policing agencies were reviewed to explore similarities and state-level correlates. The majority, but not all, of state police have some type of appearance policy targeting tattoos. State policing agencies that have a “no visibility” policy regarding tattoos more often were in states with a low percentage of millennial residents, high percentage of young veterans, men and non-Hispanic white citizens, and low crime; t-tests indicate “no visibility” policy states significantly differed from other states in the percentage of non-Hispanic whites and crime. Policing: An International Journal of Police Strategies and Management - Registration at source 21/9/2018 Research article Annual report 2017/18 AUSTRALIA: IBAC's annual report 2017/18 provides information on our progress to achieving our vision of a corruption resistant Victoria. Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission (IBAC) - Victoria (Australia) 21/9/2018 Report Matthew Scott: Ignore the outdated, inaccurate criticisms – we Police and Crime Commissioners are making a positive difference Matthew Scott is the Police and Crime Commissioner for Kent. Conservative Home 21/9/2018 Feature, Opinion PSNI ‘pay is a victim of political paralysis’, according to Police Federation A body which represents rank and file police officers in Northern Ireland says their pay “is still lagging far behind what is required.” ITV News 21/9/2018 News Knife crime: Can Chicago’s model cure London’s violence? Is it really possible to reduce violent crime by tackling it like an infectious disease? BBC 21/9/2018 Analysis, Feature Pinkney feeling pinch as police funding crisis deepens Hampshire's top police officer has called for better funding as pressure on the force has ‘never been higher.’ Farnham Herald 21/9/2018 News I was abused by an undercover policeman. But how far up did the deceit go? I thought Mark Kennedy was my lover and friend, but he was manipulating me. His superiors lied even in their apology to me The Guardian 21/9/2018 Feature, Opinion Met bosses knew of relationship deception by spy Mark Kennedy Chiefs admit managers allowed police spy’s relationship with Kate Wilson to continue The Guardian 21/9/2018 News Driverless police cars of future could act as mobile courtrooms It could be a rude awakening for troublemakers who are used to a ride in a panda car, a chat with the station sergeant and cup of tea in the cells. Police of the future may put suspects in driverless vehicles that double as automated processing facilities and video-linked magistrates’ courts. The Times - Subscription at source 21/9/2018 News «474847494750475147524753475447554756Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
