Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115209 total results. Showing results 11401 to 11420 «567568569570571572573574575Next ›Last » With central funding ending, the future of anti-racism work in policing remains unclear, new ISOB report finds The Independent Scrutiny and Oversight Board (ISOB) today (17 July) releases its 2025 Annual Report on the Police Race Action Plan (PRAP). Independent Scrutiny & Oversight Board (ISOB) 17/7/2025 News MP warns that Government is ‘oblivious’ to true scale of VAWG and the pressures facing local support services A recent report from the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) following a series of hearings into the UK Government’s efforts tackle violence against women and girls (VAWG) has highlighted how government officials lack understanding of the scale of VAWG and have “starkly different” views on available support to those expressed by local agencies and victim-survivors, with one MP on the PAC warning that the Government “appears oblivious” to some levels of harm, as Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 17/7/2025 Analysis, Feature Crime and Policing Minister launches new retail crime strategy Dame Diana Johnson recently joined NBCC lead Supt Lisa Maslen and senior policing, retail, and security figures at Mitie’s ISOC in Northampton to launch Tackling Retail Crime Together, a new cross-sector strategy to combat retail crime. Emergency Services Times 17/7/2025 News Transforming Policing with AI Innovations at the World Police Summit This video at the World Police Summit highlights the significant advancements in policing technology, particularly focusing on the integration of AI, data analytics, and innovative training solutions. PolicingTV 17/7/2025 Feature, Interview, Video Troubling number of London victims are walking away from justice process, new report finds The Victims’ Commissioner for England and Wales, Baroness Newlove, has welcomed a new report exposing the scale of victim attrition in London, warning that too many victims are still being left to navigate a complex and distressing process without the support they need. Victims' Commissioner 16/7/2025 News Garda goes on trial accused of assaulting teenager four years ago REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A garda has gone on trial at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court, accused of assaulting a teenager in Temple Bar in 2021. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 16/7/2025 News Landmark package to pursue domestic abuse perpetrators Victims of domestic abuse to be protected under a £53 million drive to target most dangerous offenders. Home Office 16/7/2025 News National Crime Agency officer jailed for stealing £4.4m worth of seized bitcoin Paul Chowles, 42, stole the proceeds of an online illegal drugs market and laundered the money on the dark web The Guardian 16/7/2025 News The London Victim Attrition Review Reflections and Recommendations from London's Victims' Commissioner. Mayor's Office for Policing And Crime (MOPAC) 16/7/2025 Report Police wrong to join Pride march, judge rules Force failed to act impartially after taking part in last year’s Newcastle parade The Telegraph - Subscription at source 16/7/2025 News Funding boost for measures to tackle domestic abusers’ offending A project to address the root causes of the behaviour of domestic abusers and stop their offending is receiving a multi-million-pound investment to be rolled out across the country over the next four years. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/7/2025 News Police participation in Pride ruled ‘unlawful’ A chief constable's decision to allow uniformed police officers to take part in a Pride march was unlawful, a judge has ruled. BBC 16/7/2025 News Counterterror officers deemed David Amess killer a ‘great person’ Failings in the Prevent programme have been exposed in a report that revealed the murderer of the MP fell off the radar after just one meeting The Times 16/7/2025 News Prevent programme should continue referrals for no ideology – review Prevent, the Government’s counter-terror programme, could work better as part of a violence prevention strategy in the long term and should apply to those fascinated by extreme violence, a watchdog has said. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/7/2025 News Coroner raises concerns about police firearms training after man fatally shot A coroner has raised concerns that police firearms training did not ensure “clear and consistent understanding” about when armed officers should announce their arrival before a man was fatally shot during a raid. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/7/2025 News Dozens of extra staff hired to manage GPS tracking of domestic violence offenders months after issues emerged The WA government will spend tens of millions of dollars hiring extra staff to manage the GPS tracking of some of the state's most serious domestic violence offenders. Under laws that took effect late last year, it has been effectively mandatory for serious, repeat family and domestic violence offenders to be electronically monitored when out in the community. ABC News (Australia) 16/7/2025 News Global operation targets NoName057(16) pro-Russian cybercrime network EUROPE: The offenders targeted Ukraine and supporting countries, including many EU Member States. Between 14 and 17 July, a joint international operation, known as Eastwood and coordinated by Europol and Eurojust, targeted the cybercrime network NoName057(16). Law enforcement and judicial authorities from Czechia, France, Finland, Germany, Italy, Lithuania, Poland, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, the Netherlands and the United States took simultaneous actions against offenders and infrastructure belonging to the pro-Russian cybercrime network. The investigation was also supported by ENISA, as well as Belgium, Canada, Estonia, Denmark, Latvia, Romania and Ukraine. The private parties ShadowServer and abuse.ch also assisted in the technical part of the operation. Europol 16/7/2025 News Does Police Proactivity Impact Arrests? Examining Variation Across Individual Officers Police officers and citizens come into contact either when a citizen requests police service or when an officer proactively stops a citizen. One of the most consequential outcomes of these encounters is the decision to arrest. However, little research has examined whether the likelihood of arrest differs by type of citizen contact or across officers. Using mixed-effects regression models that nest 850,000+ police-citizen contacts within 813 Phoenix Police Officers, we examine whether proactive (i.e., officer-initiated) or reactive (i.e., citizen-generated) events are more likely to produce an arrest. Separate models and equivalence tests identify predictors of arrest for each encounter type. Results indicate that officer-initiated events were significantly more likely to result in arrest than citizen-generated calls. Officer-level factors were also stronger predictors of arrest during proactive contacts. As such, future research focused on police proactivity must move beyond event and citizen characteristics to consider the influence of officers themselves. Police Quarterly - Subscription at source 16/7/2025 Research article Lessons for Prevent INDEPENDENT REPORT: Lord Anderson shares lessons for the programme following the murder of Sir David Amess by Ali Harbi Ali and the attack in Southport by Axel Muganwa Rudakubana. Home Office 16/7/2025 Report Examining disparity in police behavior during the 2020 social and political protests In 2020, the United States was gripped by three parallel social movements: an outrush of support for the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement after the murder of George Floyd, discontent regarding state-mandated lockdowns to mitigate the coronavirus-19 pandemic, and allegations of voter fraud after the November elections. Together, these movements generated a historic spike in protest activity that garnered significant attention, leading some to argue that the police had behaved disparately at protests associated with BLM compared with the other two. A dense literature in the early 2000s developed protest policing theories that pointed to policing culture or to racial threat theory to account for variation in police behavior, but how these theories account for protest policing during 2020 is unclear. Drawing on quantitative and qualitative data and methods from the Armed Conflict Location & Event Data set, I first examine allegations of racial discrimination in police behavior at protests. Then, I explore how on-the-ground interactions between police and protestors account for any seeming disparity. I demonstrate distinct patterns of police behavior shaped by different protestor behaviors across these social movements, as well as racial animus. These findings extend and clarify current theories of protest policing. CRIMRXIV 16/7/2025 Research article «567568569570571572573574575Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
