Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104928 total results. Showing results 10541 to 10560 «524525526527528529530531532Next ›Last » Thames Valley DI Tina Wallace: Covert policing and fostering (Part 1) In this conversation, Detective Inspector Tina Wallace from Thames Valley Police shares her journey in policing, highlighting her extensive experience in covert operations and her commitment to inspiring women in law enforcement. She discusses the challenges and rewards of her career, the importance of mentorship, and her role as a foster parent, emphasizing the need for support networks in both personal and professional life. PolicingTV 22/11/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Yvette Cooper’s ‘respect orders’ signal return of the Asbo The worst offenders could face two years in jail under plans to introduce a version of antisocial behaviour orders The Times - Subscription at source 21/11/2024 News Nearly half of perpetrators of group child sexual abuse are children, data shows Assistant Chief Constable Becky Riggs, who is the UK lead for child protection, said officers are seeing ‘volatile’ and ‘aggressive’ behaviour. The Independent 21/11/2024 News Police Pay and Conditions: A System Under Strain For police officers across England and Wales, pay and conditions of service understandably remains one of their top concerns. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 21/11/2024 News Shadow Home Secretary shares views on the future of policing Wide-ranging discussion covered what he would like to see from the new Government, pay and improved processes. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 21/11/2024 News Essex police drop Allison Pearson case after CPS advice Police were advised there was no chance of conviction against journalist after hate crime investigation, Guardian understands The Guardian 21/11/2024 News Policing the “Summer of Disorder”: Reflections from Operation Navette In the wake of this summer’s civil unrest across the UK, Operation Navette has come to exemplify the policing efforts to maintain order amid widespread incidents. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 21/11/2024 Analysis, Feature New report calls for a single national police agency to tackle modern challenges The Police Foundation and Leapwise Advisory have launched a new report calling for a single national police agency to support better frontline policing for local communities across England and Wales. Emergency Services Times 21/11/2024 News Government on collision course with gardaí over ‘rushed’ new disciplinary regulations REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The outgoing Government is on a collision course with almost 14,000 gardaí over the impending introduction of new disciplinary regulations in December. The Garda Representative Association (GRA), representing almost 11,300 frontline gardaí, has said it will “not stand over” a situation which could lead to injustice for its members. The Association of Garda Sergeants and Inspectors (AGSI), representing over 2,600 frontline supervisors, said the new regulations “will diminish the human rights” of members and is holding an urgent National Executive meeting on Friday. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 21/11/2024 News Police delay Core Policing Services update NEW ZEALAND: Police have delayed a long-awaited and crucial overhaul of core services yet again, even as a new Commissioner comes in. Richard Chambers starts on Monday. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 21/11/2024 News Gang patch ban: Police reveal action taken on day one NEW ZEALAND: Several gang members were arrested across the country yesterday, while others received court summons as the Government's new gang patch ban came into effect. 1 News (New Zealand) 21/11/2024 News Essex Police drops Allison Pearson investigation Essex Police says it is not taking any further action against journalist Allison Pearson after an investigation into a social media post by the Daily Telegraph columnist. The investigation has been closed, but there will be an independent review of the force’s handling of the matter, a police statement said. BBC 21/11/2024 News ‘Action not soundbites’ needed to solve garda recruitment issues, says GRA REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Garda Representative Association (GRA) has said that “action and not words and soundbites” are needed to solve the force’s recruitment and retention crisis. Several political parties have pledged to increase garda numbers ahead of next week’s general election. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) - Registration at source 21/11/2024 News What to expect as RCMP rolls out bodycams to 3,000 B.C. police officers CANADA: Who has access to RCMP body camera footage? Can I ask a police officer to turn off their camera? How long is footage stored? Read on for answers as the RCMP rolls out bodycams in B.C. Vancouver Sun (Canada) 21/11/2024 News Manitoba government to spend $265K on new police unit in Swan Valley region CANADA: The province has pledged five years of funding to help Western Manitoba communities target drug-related crimes. An RCMP investigation unit will receive around a million dollars annually from various levels of government to crack down on crime and drug trafficking in the Swan Valley. CBC News (Canada) 21/11/2024 News, Video Mental health co-responder programs: assessing impacts and estimating the cost savings of diversion from hospitalization and incarceration To better serve people with mental illness (PWMI), law enforcement agencies have considered programmatic alternatives to arrest, transport, or informal guidance. The police-clinician, co-responder model represents one such approach that promises cost-saving deflections. This study examines a co-responder program led by specially trained police officers and mental health professionals embedded in the New Castle County Division of Police (NCCPD). It evaluates program impacts and cost savings from diversions from hospitalization and formal criminal processing. Results show that NCCPD’s Behavioral Health Unit contributed to a growing average number of confirmed connections to care per quarter. Diversions from the emergency room (n = 97) and incarceration (n = 120) contributed to cost savings of $2.8 million since the program’s inception, or over a quarter million dollars per quarter. Findings highlight the ability of co-responder models to successfully divert PWMI out of health and justice systems while diminishing associated costs. Police Practice and Research 21/11/2024 Research article Edmonton police Chief Dale McFee tight-lipped about post-policing plans CANADA: "What I'll tell you today, and I'll be upfront when things progress, as of today I am retiring from policing," McFee told reporters after laughing off the rumours Edmonton Journal (Canada) 21/11/2024 News Improving public safety through precinct and neighborhood-based virtual restorative community-police dialogues The Seattle Police Department’s (SPD) Micro-Community Policing Plans (MCPP) is a collaborative police-community engagement initiative between Seattle University and the SPD. The MCPP consists of annual administration of the Seattle Public Safety Survey, Seattle University student Research Analysts (RA) a public-facing website, and virtual community-police dialogues. The MCPP community-police dialogues use a restorative framework to engage the community and police in conversation about the annual Seattle Public Safety Survey results, real-time crime and public safety concerns, and how community and police personnel can work together to improve public safety and neighborhood quality of life. Post dialogue surveys and participant observation meeting notes from 30 dialogues held May–August in 2021 and 2022 were analyzed using qualitative data software, ATLAS.ti. Key themes discussed in the dialogues are presented and the value of the MCPP dialogues are discussed. Police Practice and Research 21/11/2024 Research article South Australia’s royal commission into domestic violence hears regional areas don’t have enough evidence collection services AUSTRALIA: The Royal Commission into Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence in South Australia has heard a lack of services vital to collecting evidence of sexual assault in regional areas has resulted in some victim-survivors walking away from potential prosecutions of perpetrators. The commission was told there has been a growing increase in the number of victim-survivors travelling long distances for forensic medical examinations, including one instance where a women had to travel by bus. ABC News (Australia) 21/11/2024 News Non-crime hate incidents are undermining trust in officers, says police college head Lord Herbert says force may need ‘rebalancing’ so it can ‘focus on job it is suppose to do’ rather than getting involved in ‘mere disputes’ The Telegraph - Subscription at source 21/11/2024 News «524525526527528529530531532Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
