Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103827 total results. Showing results 10061 to 10080 «500501502503504505506507508Next ›Last » Garda Commissioner barred from starting new inquiry into officer cleared after taking Bluetooth speaker from seized car REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A High Court judge has ruled that a Garda should not be subjected to a second disciplinary inquiry over taking a Bluetooth speaker from a confiscated vehicle. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 8/11/2024 News Cuan Corporate Plan 2025 – 2027 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: We know now that domestic, sexual and gender-based violence thrives in silence and is sustained by isolation, stigma, and fear. Government of Ireland 8/11/2024 Report Minister McEntee publishes the 2025-2027 Corporate Plan for Cuan, the Domestic, Sexual and Gender-Based Violence Agency REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Minister for Justice Helen McEntee has today (Friday) published the first Corporate Plan for Cuan, the Domestic, Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (DSGBV) Agency. Government of Ireland 8/11/2024 News IOPC investigation after Nottingham death in police custody The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) is investigating after a woman died in custody in Nottingham. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 8/11/2024 News Higher education’s role in shaping the future of policing through technology Immersive technologies such as virtual and augmented reality are increasingly important in society, as well as transforming how police forces train, adapt, and respond to challenges; Wrexham University Professional Policing Lecturer Darren Jacks – a former police officer with 30 years of experience – believes higher education institutions have a vital role to play in partnering with police to leverage the maximum benefits from these new technologies. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 8/11/2024 Feature, Innovation, Opinion Anti-fracking protests and compliance with police: An examination of public opinion in the Anthropocene Few studies that investigate public views about compliance with police consider the environmental movement. The present study helps fill this gap in the literature by investigating attitudes about protester compliance with police at anti-fracking protests. Study data come from a representative sample of adults living in the United Kingdom (n = 1051). Multivariate findings generated by ordinary least squares (OLS) regression and structural equation modelling show that the public is less likely to agree that anti-fracking protesters should obey police commands when they perceive that hydraulic fracturing is a risk. Moreover, views about hydraulic fracturing, the environment, protest and protesters all appear to influence perceptions that anti-fracking protest police act in ways that are procedurally (un)just. Procedural justice, in turn, is positively correlated with people’s attitudes that anti-fracking protesters should comply with police. These findings have important implications for future UK energy policy and state legitimacy. Criminology and Criminal Justice 8/11/2024 Research article Increase in numbers waiting for DBS checks The number of people waiting for DBS checks to be processed by Sussex Police has increased over the past month. Figures obtained by the BBC show 12,072 people were waiting for enhanced DBS checks to be processed by the force in October. BBC 8/11/2024 News Police chief: Kaba shooting claims fuelled ‘dangerous narrative’ Britain’s most senior police officer has accused “those in positions of authority” of fuelling “a dangerous narrative” about the shooting of a black Londoner Chris Kaba after he was stopped by officers in 2022. BBC 8/11/2024 News Met chief hits out at social media speculation around Chris Kaba shooting as 67 gang linked to 11 gun attacks Mark Rowley said Kaba’s gang was involved in drug distribution and several shootings The Independent 8/11/2024 News ‘Honour-based’ offences fall for first time So called ‘honour-based’ abuse (HBA) offences in England and Wales have fallen for the first time in four years. Police Professional 8/11/2024 News Mission to tackle teenagers’ ‘trauma’ with police Young people are being urged to take part in a project designed to "empower" their interactions with police. BBC 8/11/2024 News Police join men’s health mo-vement AUSTRALIA: South Australia Police (SAPOL) staff united with other first responders this morning to discuss men’s health as part of ‘Movember’ awareness. South Australia Police 8/11/2024 News Police chief: Kaba shooting claims fuelled ‘dangerous narrative’ Britain’s most senior police officer has accused “those in positions of authority” of fuelling “a dangerous narrative” about the shooting of a black Londoner Chris Kaba after he was stopped by officers in 2022. BBC 8/11/2024 News Aussie police embark on recruitment roadshow around NZ NEW ZEALAND: Recruiters for the Australian police force are travelling around New Zealand in an attempt to poach Kiwis to bolster their thin blue line. The Post (New Zealand) 8/11/2024 News Parade Security – Keeping events safe and tackling emergencies CANADA: Parades are typically family-friendly and community-based gatherings but also present opportunity targets for potential attackers. Hear from police, fire and security experts as they discuss first responder co-operation, threat-risk assessments, and the role of an emergency operations centre. Blue Line (Canada) 8/11/2024 Feature, Video Research aims to improve SIO wellbeing amid concerns over pressures and stressors of a ‘lonely’ role Ahead of the upcoming Investigator Wellbeing Week of Action, Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons spoke to Sarah-Jayne Bray, Programme Manager for the National Police Chiefs’ Council Recruitment, Retention and Wellbeing of Investigator Programme, and researchers Dr Liam Curran and Mark Dimelow, about the pressures and stressors facing senior investigating officers (SIOs), and what individuals and forces can do to improve SIO wellbeing. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 8/11/2024 Analysis, Feature, Interview Emergency services seek social media alternatives as X exodus gathers pace Many emergency services are rejecting social media platform X as the site’s controversial presence drives services to look at alternative ways to communicate with the public for warning, informing and community engagement. Emergency Services Times 8/11/2024 News Lack of focus on road policing in Scotland, says inspectorate The policing inspectorate in Scotland questions Police Scotland’s focus on road policing in its latest thematic report which says that while the vision is clear, the delivery falls short and that it needs to adopt new approaches if it is to reverse the increase in deaths and serious injuries on Scotland’s roads. Emergency Services Times 8/11/2024 News Q&A session: The promise of AI This series finishes with questions from the audience chaired by Kevin Shapland from CJS Events. They speak about the integration of AI in law enforcement, emphasizing the need for transparency, public-private partnerships, and the potential for AI to enhance policing efficiency. PolicingTV 8/11/2024 Feature, Video Susannah Hancock to review girls’ placements in youth custody Susannah Hancock will carry out an independent review of the placement of girls in the children and young people’s secure estate. Ministry of Justice (MoJ) 7/11/2024 News «500501502503504505506507508Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
