Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103827 total results. Showing results 9941 to 9960 «494495496497498499500501502Next ›Last » AFP union president welcomes NSW Police wage deal, sees ‘jarring contrast’ in pay offers AUSTRALIA: More than 10,000 officers in the NSW Police Force could receive the largest pay rise in three decades, a welcome success and “in jarring contrast” to the last offer made to its federal counterpart, says the latter’s union. PS News (Australia) 12/11/2024 News Only one in 10 sexual assault survivors in England and Wales would report crime again, survey shows Exclusive: Three-quarters of respondents say mental health was damaged as a direct result of treatment by police The Guardian 12/11/2024 News Improved Police-Mental Health coordination urged in NZ NEW ZEALAND: A Māori clinical psychology researcher suggests better coordination between police and mental health workers to reduce the high level of strain on the police force. Waatea News (New Zealand) 12/11/2024 Audio, News Simpson family to discover police watchdog findings The family of murdered showjumper Katie Simpson is to discover the findings of a watchdog investigation into failures by the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI). BBC 12/11/2024 News ‘Next government must make Garda numbers top priority’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The public wants to see a visible Garda presence everywhere they go but it is not happening. Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 12/11/2024 News Weekly academic research summary This summary curates the key policing-related research that's been published online in the last week, with links to the original journal articles, and selected abstracts. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 12/11/2024 News Police on social media: ‘We need to be there for young people’ Alex Finn, the National Police Chiefs’ Council digital youth engagement lead, spoke to Policing Insight’s Ian Weinfass about a UK project to engage young people on social media, and why he thinks it should be rolled out further. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 12/11/2024 Feature, Innovation, Interview Angela Constance: I’m not completely naive or blind to the reality that we will always need prisons In her eighth ministerial brief since being elected in 2007, Angela Constance does not have her troubles to seek. Holyrood Magazine 12/11/2024 Feature, Opinion Multi-agency effort sees unexploded WWII bomb successfully detonated An unexploded World War Two bomb has been successfully detonated in East Tilbury, following a multi-agency operation. Emergency Services Times 12/11/2024 News Cumbria Constabulary anti-social behaviour crackdown continues to see results A Cumbria Constabulary initiative to crack down on anti-social behaviour (ASB) and/or serious violence across the county continues to see results. Emergency Services Times 12/11/2024 News CNC officers graduate from 100th Initial Foundation Programme A new cohort of Authorised Firearms Officers (AFOs) have graduated from the 100th Civil Nuclear Constabulary (CNC) Initial Foundation Programme (IFP). Emergency Services Times 12/11/2024 News Sgt Lee Broadbent: Pension Equity – A personal journey (Part 1) In this conversation, Sergeant Lee Broadbent of Greater Manchester Police discusses the significant developments in police pensions over the past two years, highlighting the successful campaign he led to address inequities in pension arrangements. He reflects on the challenges faced by police officers regarding pension contributions and the impact of recent changes. Lee also shares his personal journey within policing, expressing his concerns about the alignment of his values with the current state of the police force and his contemplation of leaving the profession. PolicingTV 12/11/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Increased garda presence urged in Dublin city centre in run-up to Christmas REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A garda presence similar to that which followed last year’s November riots in Dublin, “must be visible” in the city centre in the run-up to Christmas, according to a business lobby group. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 11/11/2024 News Police officer who shot Chris Kaba ‘to be promoted’ after acquittal Martyn Blake was cleared of murdering Chris Kaba, 24, by a jury in just over three hours at the Old Bailey in October. The Independent 11/11/2024 News Week-long crackdown on knife crime begins A police force is holding a week-long knife amnesty so people can hand over blades "safely and securely". BBC 11/11/2024 News Queensland Police Union calls on Jim Chalmers to reduce foreign aid and invest in policing AUSTRALIA: oday, the Queensland Police Union launched a campaign targeting Federal MPs to redirect funding from foreign aid to retaining and hiring Queensland police officers. Queensland Police Union President, Shane Prior, told Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast, “Jim [Chalmers], instead of signing off on millions of dollars in foreign aid that has never been seen, invest that money in police.” 4BC (Australia) 11/11/2024 Audio, News Retention of Gardaí still major issue according to GRA Deputy Secretary REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: James Morrisroe was appointed as Deputy General Secretary of the Garda Representative Association this year. Proper pay and conditions remains one of the key issues for members of the Gardaí according to a former Cavan based Garda. Northern Sound (Republic of Ireland) 11/11/2024 News Police officer who took sexually explicit selfies while on duty and in uniform sacked But allegation that he was in possession of an extreme pornographic image showing bestiality was not proven The Standard 11/11/2024 News Malaysian police officers’ perceptions of interrogations and confessions Published survey data on perceptions of interrogations and false confessions have come from Western European and North American countries and have tended to focus on jury-eligible citizens’ perceptions. The present study examined perceptions of police officers from the Royal Malaysia Police. Fifty-nine police officers reported their overall perceptions of confessions, perceptions of personal factors contributing to false confessions, and self-perceived likelihood of false confession. Findings reveal that the Malaysian police did not seem to be cognizant of the fact that false confessions can happen and the contributing risk factors. This emphasises the need to raise awareness in the country – both from the top-down and bottom-up. The Police Journal: Theory Practice and Principles 11/11/2024 Research article A tutorial on mixed methods research for policing scholars This paper offers a tutorial on mixed methods research (MMR) for policing scholars to highlight its potential, encourage its use, and inform best practices, with the aim to enhance the reputation of the field with respect to methodological rigor. We review the design and reporting standards for MMR and include examples from published policing research to showcase quality applications and identify areas for improvement. In this emerging and often misunderstood methodological paradigm, which consists of dynamic research designs and multiple interrelated components, it is crucial that authors follow best practices for design and reporting to ensure their studies meet the criteria for methodological rigor and improve future implementation of mixed methods in policing research. The Police Journal: Theory Practice and Principles - Subscription at source 11/11/2024 Research article «494495496497498499500501502Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
