Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103813 total results. Showing results 9761 to 9780 «485486487488489490491492493Next ›Last » MPD officers who rescued man threatening to set himself alight on boat win award The incident was difficult due to the officers having to operate at a substantial distance from the shore, at night, with poor communications. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/11/2024 News Report on an inspection visit to police custody suites in Thames Valley Police This report describes our findings following an inspection of Thames Valley Police custody facilities. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 15/11/2024 Report Police force criticised over ‘dirty cells’ A police force has been criticised by regulators for leaving some cells "dirty" and not having "enough oversight" of its custody suites. BBC 15/11/2024 News Report on an inspection visit to police custody suites in Thames Valley Police The latest report in our rolling inspection of police custody facilities has been published today. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 15/11/2024 News Friday Exchange: In conversation with Matt Bland on the evolution and future of evidence-based policing In this conversation, Rick Muir and Matt Bland discuss the evolution and current state of evidence-based policing (EBP) in the UK. They explore the role of the Society for Evidence-Based Policing, the challenges faced in implementing EBP, and the perspectives of police leaders on the importance of integrating scientific methods into policing practices. The discussion highlights the progress made, the ongoing challenges, and the future directions for EBP, emphasizing the need for a cultural shift within policing to embrace evidence-based practices. This conversation delves into the complexities of evidence-based policing (EBP), exploring its role in shaping police strategies, the balance between individual initiatives and system-wide approaches, and the importance of building an evaluation culture within policing. They discuss the challenges of integrating evidence into policy-making, the influence of public opinion on policing decisions, and the necessity of professional judgment in the face of evidence. The conversation emphasizes the need for accessible evidence and the dangers of adopting a one-size-fits-all approach in policing practices. PolicingTV 15/11/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Kilkenny garda numbers “on the floor” says election candidate REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Force "halved" in at least one area of county Kilkenny. Kilkenny People (Republic of Ireland) 14/11/2024 News Election promises: Will parties be able to boost Garda numbers? REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Every time a General Election comes around - and many times in between - political parties make pledges to recruit more gardaí and increase overall numbers. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 14/11/2024 News Teenage girl killed on M5 in Somerset after getting out of police car named Avon and Somerset Police say their thoughts are with 17-year-old Tamzin Hall's family following their "devastating loss". A mandatory referral was made to the Independent Office for Police Conduct after the incident on Monday. Sky News 14/11/2024 News Girl who died after leaving police vehicle on M5 named as Tamzin Hall Police say family of 17-year-old have asked for privacy after she was fatally struck by car on motorway in Somerset The Guardian 14/11/2024 News The Times view on non-crime hate incidents: Wasting Police Time It is a legal abomination, attacking freedom of speech through the use of blacklisting and requiring almost nothing in the way of proof The Times - Subscription at source 14/11/2024 Feature, Opinion Ex-Met police officer David Carrick denies assaulting girl under 16 and raping woman David Carrick pleaded not guilty to nine charges during a hearing at London’s Old Bailey and is due to stand trial next year The Independent 14/11/2024 News NT police racism report makes no recommendations AUSTRALIA: An ICAC investigation into racism within the Northern Territory Police Force has handed down it's findings, finding no evidence of racism beyond 2015. The investigation uncovered racist mock 'awards', some of which it deemed too "offensive" to make public, but concluded there was no use in further investigating the matter. ABC Listen (Australia) 14/11/2024 Audio, Feature Calling the Police via 911 Versus a Non-Emergency Number: Variation Among Telephone Reporting Methods and their Implications for Public Safety Much police activity occurs at the request of the public. Most requests from the public are received by the police via telephone. I assessed and compared the characteristics of ~255,000 police calls for service generated via calls to 911 and non-emergency numbers. Dispatched calls for service generated via 911 calls were, on average, higher priority and dispatched faster and to more officers who arrived quicker and spent longer on-scene than dispatched calls for service generated via non-emergency calls. Nonetheless, many emergent events were reported via non-emergency numbers. I highlight the implications of telephone reporting methods for public safety, interrogate the concept of an “emergency” as it applies to policing, and describe the importance of non-emergency call handling for policing operations. Crime and Delinquency 14/11/2024 Research article Work-related stress among sworn and non-sworn law enforcement personnel Sworn law enforcement personnel in the United States face high rates of work-related stress. Yet, the well-being of more than 300,000 non-sworn personnel, particularly regarding work-related trauma and stress, remains underexplored. This study aims to test the hypothesis that non-sworn personnel experience lower levels of stress, comparing stress and probable post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) between sworn and non-sworn personnel. The study recruited 283 sworn and 85 non-sworn personnel from two large urban law enforcement agencies in the Twin Cities, Minnesota, between May and October 2021, coinciding with the COVID-19 pandemic and the civil unrest following the murder of George Floyd. Participants completed an online survey measuring perceived work-related stress (organizational and operational) and PTSD validated by PTSD Checklist for DSM-5 (PCL-5) questionnaire. The study considered different intensities of exposure to COVID and civil unrest, demographics, and worker characteristics as covariates in linear regression models, comparing stress outcomes among sworn and non-sworn personnel. The results showed no significant difference in operational and organizational stress levels between groups, except regarding pension eligibility (non-sworn International Journal of Police Science & Management - Subscription at source 14/11/2024 Research article Police investigate nine-year-old for hate incident The case is among several where playground insults have been recorded by officers amid confusion about guidelines The Times - Subscription at source 14/11/2024 News Thousand of body-worn cameras to be issued to RCMP officers CANADA: RCMP officers coast-to-coast will soon be given body-worn cameras, the same devices that Calgary police officers have been using for years. Starting Nov. 18, police officers at select detachments will be given the cameras, officials said Thursday. CTV News (Canada) 14/11/2024 News Child, nine, and schoolgirls among youngsters being probed by police over hate incidents – like telling a pupil they smelled ‘like fish’ A nine-year-old child is among the youngsters being probed by police over hate incidents, it is understood. Officers recorded incidents against the child, who called a fellow primary school pupil a 'retard', and against two schoolgirls who said another student smelled 'like fish'. The youngsters were among multiple cases of children being recorded as having committed non-crime hate incidents (NCHIs), The Times discovered through freedom of information requests to police forces. Mail Online 14/11/2024 News Three police forces called in to probe Allison Pearson tweet Scale of investigation into Telegraph journalist laid bare amid criticism of ‘non-crime’ incidents The Telegraph - Subscription at source 14/11/2024 News Tory MSP lodges complaint against Police Scotland over recorded non-crime hate incident In the post, which criticised the Scottish Government’s policies around gender, Murdo Fraser said: “Choosing to identify as ‘non-binary’ is as valid as choosing to identify as a cat.” Police Oracle - Subscription at source 14/11/2024 News Retired officer reveals biggest challenge facing police AUSTRALIA: A retired officer has revealed what he thinks needs to change in the Gold Coast police. With four decades of experience behind him, retired inspector Bruce Kuhn has called for reform, saying the biggest hurdle officers face today is not related to equipment or determination, but rather the excessive bureaucracy and paperwork that keep them confined to their desks. 9 News (Australia) 14/11/2024 News «485486487488489490491492493Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
