Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103930 total results. Showing results 11081 to 11100 «551552553554555556557558559Next ›Last » Force management team ‘openly dismissive’ about HMIC concerns says Federation Federation says it has been inundated with phone calls from officers expressing their upset and disappointment about the executive leadership team’s attitude. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/10/2024 News Ministers to give magistrates in England and Wales more sentencing powers Exclusive: Plan to cut backlogs by doubling maximum term from six to 12 months was tried before by Tories The Guardian 17/10/2024 News Police leadership team ‘dismissive of concerns’ A group, representing police officers, has accused senior leaders at Humberside Police of being "openly dismissive" of criticism and claimed it has "brought some members to tears". BBC 17/10/2024 News Actions of NSW Police called into question at inquest into Tammy Shipley’s death in custody AUSTRALIA: NSW Police have argued their actions in the lead up to an Aboriginal mother's death in custody are "too remote" to be examined in a coronial inquest. ABC News (Australia) 17/10/2024 News IOPC Director General Rachel Watson: ‘I want to be really radical in speeding up parts of the investigations we do’ As the new Director General of the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC), ex-Home Office official Rachel Watson is heading up a body that’s constantly in the headlines; in an interview with Policing Insight’s James Sweetland, she explained the IOPC’s aim to be “really radical in speeding up parts of its investigations”, why a funding boost’s needed to mitigate a 34% real-terms budget cut, and why it’s “healthy” that the watchdog “won’t always agree with policing”. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 17/10/2024 Feature, Interview Violence reduction sports project launches in Northants following £100k investment Northamptonshire Serious Violence Prevention Partnership (NSVPP) has awarded £116,430 to Athletic Elite, a basketball coaching and development organisation, to launch the Sideline Project. Emergency Services Times 17/10/2024 News Cheshire Ch Supt Jonathan Betts discusses a 29 year focus on well-being Chief Superintendent Jonathan Betts reflects on his 29 year police career, 17 of which as a Superintendent and his focus on well-being. PolicingTV 17/10/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Merseyside art project designed to reduce substance use expands A pioneering art project aimed at diverting people away from substance use and into support services has expanded across Merseyside. Emergency Services Times 16/10/2024 News Private Public Partnership to tackle sexual exploitation To mark Anti-Slavery Week 2024, the NCA is announcing that 31 financial institutions, law enforcement agencies and government departments have joined forces to tackle sexual exploitation. National Crime Agency (NCA) 16/10/2024 News Officer thought colleague hit by car in Kaba case A firearms officer has told the Old Bailey she feared one of her colleagues had been hit by a car moments before Chris Kaba was fatally shot during a police stop. BBC 16/10/2024 News Kerrane presses Commissioner on Garda numbers in Roscommon REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Sinn Féin TD Claire Kerrane says she has made it “crystal clear” to the Garda Commissioner that Garda numbers in County Roscommon need to be urgently looked at. Roscommon People (Republic of Ireland) 16/10/2024 News Force wins award for work with young people in tackling violence against women and girls Northamptonshire Police has won a national award for its partnership work in tackling Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG). Emergency Services Times 16/10/2024 News Garda sustains stab wounds in Cavan while giving medical assistance to man REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A garda was stabbed while attempting to come to the aid of a man in Cavan yesterday afternoon. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 16/10/2024 News Met marksman who shot Chris Kaba tells court he ‘did not intend to kill him’ Martyn Blake, 40, said he only wanted to stop the car Mr Kaba was driving in order to protect fellow police officers at the scene The Standard 16/10/2024 News A question of trust Steve Dodd examines how community intelligence-led policing can help address declining confidence in the police. Police Professional 16/10/2024 Analysis, Feature Statement from Humberside Police Federation Humberside Police Federation has significant concerns about the Humberside Police executive leadership team - following the publication of the HMIC inspection report into the force. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 16/10/2024 News Policing and facial recognition: What’s stopping them? “If it’s legal and it works, what’s stopping them?” Police use of Facial Recognition Technology (FRT) generates a lot of material and this question comes up a lot BiometricUpdate.com 16/10/2024 Feature UK forensics database now counts 28.3 million fingerprints The UK government DNA database has produced over 820,000 matches to unsolved crimes since 2001, new data on the use of biometrics by law enforcement has shown. BiometricUpdate.com 16/10/2024 News Crime reporting and victim satisfaction with the police: a large-scale study among victims of crime in the Netherlands Objectives: There is a rich body of research on how and why victims report crime to police, but little is known about the crime reporting process itself. This paper explores the relationship between victim satisfaction with the police after reporting crime and the various reporting channels victims used, as well as the subsequent police response. Methods: We capitalize on a large-scale nationwide survey among victims in the Netherlands (N = 25,760). Using linear regression, we test how victim satisfaction with the police relates to the reporting channel used, follow-up contact by the police, and action taken by the police while controlling for type of crime, its impact on victims, their needs and their sociodemographic characteristics. Results: The model explains 38% of the variance in victim satisfaction. The crime reporting channel and subsequent police response to crime reports show largest effects. When victims had in-person conversations with the police, the police reported back to them, and took further action, victims were most satisfied. Conclusions: This study shows the importance of how police operate during and after victims report a crime for their satisfaction with police. The results suggest that police may be able to positively affect victim satisfaction by taking relatively simple measures. More research is needed to test this hypothesis using (quasi)experimental designs. Crime Science Journal 16/10/2024 Research article The power of information: How to unlock the potential of digital, data and technology in policing This report, produced in partnership with Virgin Media O2 Business, provides a strategic roadmap police forces can use to make the most of digital systems, data and technology. It addresses opportunities and challenges associated with policing technology, including upgrading outdated technology and unifying data management systems – both of which will be critical to modernisation. The Police Foundation 16/10/2024 Report «551552553554555556557558559Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
