Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115409 total results. Showing results 97841 to 97860 «488948904891489248934894489548964897Next ›Last » Protection for police chase officers welcomed Greater legal protection for police officers involved in car chases has been welcomed by the area's police and crime commissioner. Shropshire Star 23/5/2018 News Sajid Javid pledges more funding for overstretched police Sajid Javid has promised to ensure police officers have the resources they need to meet their challenges. BBC 23/5/2018 News We stand ready to strengthen the law on police pursuits Policing Minister Nick Hurd says it is not right that drivers rely on CPS discretion to avoid prosecution Police Oracle - Subscription at source 23/5/2018 Feature, Opinion Nick Hurd: I want increased police funding Policing Minister says he has listened to case that more investment is needed Police Oracle - Subscription at source 23/5/2018 News ACC ‘shocked’ by lack of support provided to officers handling child abuse images Force committed to be spearhead of AI technology which will extract traumatic images automatically. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 23/5/2018 News Crying wolf? Cuts are making the public cry now The Police Federation chairman has recalled the Federation’s dispute with Theresa May by highlighting the organisation was not “crying wolf” when warning over cuts. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 23/5/2018 News Home Secretary pledges to ‘prioritise’ police funding Commitment to review police powers and make sure police 'have the resources you need' Police Oracle - Subscription at source 23/5/2018 News Making contact simple Police forces are beginning to develop contact portals that could revolutionise business processes and bring greater consistency to their digital front doors. Police Professional - Subscription at source 23/5/2018 Analysis, Feature Organising against CSA Research into how forces have distributed the response and investigation into child sexual abuse demonstrates a variety of models being implemented and raises questions over the most effective deployment. Police Professional - Subscription at source 23/5/2018 Analysis, Feature Ethnic Identity and Perceptions of the Police in Turkey: the Case of Kurds and Turks Drawing on the literature on minorities’ and ethnic groups’ perceptions of the police, this article investigates the differences between Kurds and Turks in terms of their perceptions of the police in Turkey. We conducted survey research using a nationally representative sample of 1804 people. Multivariate regression analysis revealed that Kurds in Turkey have a more negative perception of the police than Turks, regardless of their gender, education, income, party affiliation, and sectarian identity. It is concluded that the historical relationship between Kurds and the Turkish state has had a decisive effect on how Kurds perceive the police. Policing and Society - Registration at source 23/5/2018 Research article Seen Or Unseen? the Role of Race in Police Contact Among Homeless Youth Homeless youth are at an increased risk of police contact—being stopped by police and arrested, yet it is less clear if this interaction is patterned by race. The current study draws on diverse scholarship to examine three possible effects of race on homeless youths’ interaction with police: that non-White homeless youth are more likely (disproportionate minority contact/symbolic assailants), less likely (out-of-place policing) or no different than White youth (master status) to experience police contact. Using the Midwest Longitudinal Study of Homeless Adolescents, we examine homeless youths’ odds of self-reported police harassment and arrest. Non-White homeless youth are more likely to report police harassment and arrest, but living on the street neutralizes these racial disparities. Further, prior police harassment is linked to subsequent arrest, operating similarly for White and non-White homeless youth. We discuss the implications of these findings for advancing scholarship on the challenges faced by homeless youth. Justice Quarterly - Registration at source 23/5/2018 Research article Policing in a networked world Our interviews with police leaders across six countries revealed a complex set of challenges facing today’s law enforcement agencies operating at the local, national and international level. Many interviewees cited the challenges of managing short budget cycles and shortages in funding, which make it difficult to map out and pursue effective policing strategies over the medium and long term. Others spoke of the difficulty in reconciling local, federal and national organisational challenges. But they kept coming back to three key issues PwC 23/5/2018 Report ‘There is a lot more to policing than just police numbers’ A police and crime commissioner says the public should not be concerned about the fall in the number of officers on the street in the last decade. The Press (York) 23/5/2018 News Police to get new national ANPR system The Home Office is taking steps to develop a new automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) system to replace the National ANPR Data Centre for use by police forces. UKAuthority.com 23/5/2018 News Amazon defends marketing facial recognition tool to police amid privacy concerns Amazon's decision to market a powerful face recognition tool to police is alarming privacy advocates, who say the tech giant's reach could vastly accelerate a dystopian future in which camera-equipped officers can identify and track people in real time, whether they're involved in crimes or not. The Telegraph - Subscription at source 23/5/2018 News West Midlands Police bosses axe targets for 101 calls West Midlands Police has ditched self-imposed targets for answering 101 calls, branding them 'no longer fit for purpose'. Express & Star 23/5/2018 News Police chief in call for review of bail laws Suspected criminals are being left free to commit offences or intimidate victims after the Government relaxed bail rules, the West Midlands top police officer has warned. Express & Star 23/5/2018 News Few Rules Govern Police Use of Facial-Recognition Technology They call Amazon the everything store—and Tuesday, the world learned about one of its lesser-known but provocative products. Police departments pay the company to use facial-recognition technology Amazon says can “identify persons of interest against a collection of millions of faces in real-time.” Wired 23/5/2018 Analysis, Feature Amazon defends providing police facial recognition tech Amazon has defended working with US police forces to provide facial recognition technology, amid concern from civil rights groups. BBC 23/5/2018 News ‘Recipe for authoritarianism’: Amazon under fire for selling face-recognition software to police ACLU releases documentation on Amazon Rekognition software, fueling fears of surveillance via police body cameras The Guardian 23/5/2018 News «488948904891489248934894489548964897Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
