Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115411 total results. Showing results 97041 to 97060 «484948504851485248534854485548564857Next ›Last » Home Office: We May Give Police Automatic Facial Recognition on their Phones UK police officers may in future be equipped with automatic facial recognition (AFR) technology on their smartphones, the Home Office said this week, publishing a biometrics report after four years of parliamentary pressure. Computer Business Review (CBR) 29/6/2018 News Public urged to have their say on proposed Dorset Police merger The public are being urged to have their say on the future of policing in Dorset following proposals to merge Dorset Police and Devon and Cornwall Police. ITV News 29/6/2018 News Police drones deployed 187 times – and save two lives Police drones have been deployed 187 times in a year in Dorset, Devon and Cornwall – saving at least two lives. Daily Echo (Bournemouth) 29/6/2018 News Hillsborough police chief faces 95 manslaughter charges The man in charge of policing at the Hillsborough disaster could now face trial for the manslaughter by gross negligence of 95 football supporters, a judge has ruled. The Times - Subscription at source 29/6/2018 News Most British police forces now have drones – and they’re getting better at watching us. Is this the future we want? In the midst of a large demonstration, a punch is thrown and ugly scenes threaten until – within a few moments – police arrive to intervene and arrest the aggressor. i News 29/6/2018 Analysis, Feature North Wales Police frontline officers want to be armed with Tasers at all times Survey reveals four fifths of cops believe the weapon is essential protection from violent offenders North Wales Live 29/6/2018 News Police encouraged to enforce £100 fine and penalty points on drivers for close passes Government is introducing spending designed to train driving instructors about cycle safety and providing police forces with educational material Cycling Weekly 29/6/2018 News Hillsborough match commander David Duckenfield will go on trial The match commander on the day of the Hillsborough disaster David Duckenfield will face trial for the manslaughter by gross negligence of 95 football supporters, a judge has ruled. BBC 29/6/2018 News Home Office to use satellite tracking for foreign criminals Department will deploy devices, monitoring and alerts using tracking technology to follow foreign offenders awaiting deportation. UKAuthority.com 29/6/2018 News Duplication in police IT ‘terrible’, says Minister MPs and experts including Home Office's Minister of State for Policing debate the use of technology to improve policing as inquiry continues. UKAuthority.com 29/6/2018 News Degree-level entry to the police: Three lessons from local government on legitimacy The issue of degree-level entry for police officers has been much discussed in recent weeks. Carina O'Reilly, an editor at Policing Insight and also both an academic and a local councillor, argues that the ongoing controversy is one of legitimacy - and offers some lessons from local government on how to resolve it. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 29/6/2018 Opinion Home Office pours cold water on Mayor’s ‘true extent’ of impact of government cuts to policing The Home Office has strongly rebutted Sadiq Khan’s claims that the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) has been hit harder than any other part of the country. Police Professional - Subscription at source 29/6/2018 News Fear top PSNI officers will be poached over Policing Board crisis PSNI deputy announced as Garda Commissioner. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/6/2018 News ‘Lack of understanding’: Missed opportunities to protect children from sexual exploitation Poor recording practices and knowledge undermining 'good police work' and exposing children to unnecessary risk. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 29/6/2018 News UK.gov’s long-awaited, lightweight biometrics strategy fails to impress The UK government's lightweight biometrics strategy has failed to make any serious policy recommendations – and instead reiterated a series of already announced promises and promising further consultation on governance. The Register 29/6/2018 Feature, Opinion Hillsborough disaster police chief David Duckenfield will face manslaughter trial over deaths of 95 Liverpool fans Duckenfield, 73, faces 95 charges of gross negligence manslaughter following the crush in the terrace pens of the Sheffield Wednesday stadium's Leppings Lane end at the match between Liverpool and Nottingham Forest on April 15 The Sun 29/6/2018 News Police forces encouraged to enforce £100 fine and penalty points for close passes Government is introducing spending designed to train driving instructors about cycle safety and proving police forces with training material Cycling Weekly 29/6/2018 News Survey shows officers want better access to Taser Findings from the 2017 local Routine Arming Survey reports show that officers across England and Wales want better access to Taser, as force-level reports are published today. The local reports follow the national survey headline findings which were published last year. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 29/6/2018 News Capital’s police in firearm call London police should carry guns according to many officers patrolling the capital’s streets, a survey revealed yesterday. The Police Federation survey says 40 per cent back arming officers and more than six in 10 are prepared to carry a firearm. Express 29/6/2018 News Perspectives of Directors of Civilian Oversight of Law Enforcement Agencies The purpose of this paper is to involve interviews with civilian oversight of law enforcement (COLE) directors from throughout the USA with the purpose of obtaining their perspectives on what it takes to create and sustain successful COLE programs. The project involved 24 semi-structured interviews with experienced COLE directors. The interviews were transcribed and coded and this paper presents these perspectives according to patterns identified during analysis. The research identified themes and patterns in the attitudes of the oversight directors which included numerous conditions necessary for success of an oversight agency. Amongst the most important conditions included agency independence, director job security, the need for professional qualified staff, unfettered access to information, the ability to publicly report on the agency’s work and a willingness on the part of government officials to tolerate criticism of the police. Policing: An International Journal of Police Strategies and Management - Registration at source 29/6/2018 Research article «484948504851485248534854485548564857Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
