Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102722 total results. Showing results 11521 to 11540 «573574575576577578579580581Next ›Last » Former Thames Valley Police call handler jailed after admitting corruption A former Thames Valley Police (TVP) staff member has been sentenced to 34 months imprisonment after admitting to corruption charges, following an Independent Office for Police Conduct directed investigation. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 10/9/2024 News Victims’ Commissioner: ‘Regrettable’ some victims not told of early release of offenders Baroness Newlove has said it is "regrettable" that some victims have been left unaware of the early release of their offender. Victims' Commissioner 10/9/2024 News Garda sanctioned for inappropriate relationship with domestic abuse victim, GSOC annual report shows REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: GSOC’s annual report shows that it sent 40 files to the Director of Public Prosecutions last year, arising from GSOC conducting criminal investigations into members. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 10/9/2024 News Nationwide rollout for neighbourhood policing training Government announces it will fund a nationwide rollout of dedicated training for neighbourhood officers College of Policing 10/9/2024 News Dame Diana Johnson speech at the Police Superintendents’ Conference The Crime and Policing Minister spoke at the Police Superintendents’ Conference on 10 September 2024. Home Office 10/9/2024 News Police regularly stop and search me, says former Met chief Neil Basu has criticised the tactic, saying it has been responsible for a collapse in trust in the force among people from ethnic minority backgrounds The Times - Subscription at source 10/9/2024 News AI needs to be injected into police force ‘like heroin into bloodstream’, says leading officer Andy Marsh, from the College of Policing, said he hopes AI can make the task of preparing prosecution case files a ‘problem of the past’ in just two years The Independent 10/9/2024 News Improving cyber security together Cyber crime is indiscriminate and unpredictable, and poses a substantial threat to the UK’s national security. National Crime Agency (NCA) 10/9/2024 News New smarter practice published to support force responses to Police Perpetrated Domestic Abuse (PPDA) Responding to domestic abuse cases involving police as perpetrators, suspects or victims. College of Policing 10/9/2024 News Police chiefs must get a grip: a ‘funny look’ isn’t a crime A report by the chief inspector of constabulary paints a damning picture of police officers recording trivial incidents as hate crimes for fear of being criticised on controversial issues such as race and gender. Andy Cooke, head of the police watchdog, said officers were taking actions that “may appear to contradict common sense”: recording too many hate crimes and getting involved in disputes that include “hurt feelings”. The Times - Subscription at source 10/9/2024 Feature, Opinion Government kick-starts plan to restore neighbourhood policing Dedicated neighbourhood police training to be rolled out across the country to help keep our streets safe. Home Office 10/9/2024 News Police ‘left to deal with fallout’ of poorly planned early release of 1,700 prisoners Police association chief says criminals potentially being freed in England and Wales without proper rehabilitation plans The Guardian 10/9/2024 News Police officers could use AI to write victim statements and produce prosecution case files within TWO years, top policing boss says Artificial intelligence could be used to write victim statements and produce prosecution case files by 2026, the College of Policing boss has said. Technological innovations such as AI need to be 'injected like heroin into the bloodstream of policing,' Andy Marsh told a meeting of senior officers. Technology that could save officers thousands of hours by automating case files is already being trialled, the College chief executive told the Police Superintendents' Association conference. Mail Online 10/9/2024 News Numbers up? Despite an additional 20,000 police officers being recruited under the Police Uplift Programme, the general election saw promises from all the main political parties to recruit even more. How many officers do we need? Police Professional investigates. Police Professional 10/9/2024 Analysis, Feature PSA President’s Conference Address 2024 PSA President Nick Smart delivered his presidential address at the 2024 conference of the association on Tuesday 10th September. The address was delivered to Policing Minister, the Rt Hon Dame Diana Johnson DBE MP. Police Superintendents' Association (PSA) 10/9/2024 News Prisoner Early Release Scheme could put safety of women and children at risk, warns Women’s Aid On the day that around 1,700 prisoners are being released early in England and Wales to reduce prison overcrowding, Women’s Aid has warned this could put the safety of women and children at risk. Police Professional 10/9/2024 News Garda Síochána Ombudsman Commission 2023 Annual Report REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: This annual report has been prepared and submitted to the Minister for Justice in accordance with Section 80 of the Garda Síochána Act 2005. Garda Ombudsman (GSOC) 10/9/2024 Report GSOC publishes its 2023 Annual Report – Transformation, Growth, Reform REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: GSOC’s Annual Report documents the high volume and complexity of allegations dealt with by the policing oversight body in 2023, and provides an expanded and detailed set of case studies, public interest investigation summaries, and detail of systemic recommendations made to An Garda Síochána. Garda Ombudsman (GSOC) 10/9/2024 News Former call handler jailed after admitting sharing police information with OCGs A former Thames Valley Police (TVP) call handler has been jailed for 34 months after she admitted sharing police information with organised crime groups (OCGs) responsible for importing and distributing Class A drugs. Police Professional 10/9/2024 News The Social Production of Hate Crime Statistics: The Differential Construction of Islamophobic Hate Crime by the Media and Law Enforcement The decentralized nature of American policing largely allows agencies to define crime, and the requisite severity of that crime, at the institutional level. As a result, local hate crime statistics are differentially constructed across space. The current research posits that official hate crime statistics most accurately reflect a rate-producing, rather than a behavior-producing, process. Focusing on anti-Muslim hate crime, a particularly understudied form of hate crime, we examine reporting differences across community factors, using the media reports as a comparison point. We analyze official FBI hate crime reports, and news reports collected by Mapping Islamophobia, employing a logistic regression to predict anti-Muslim hate crime reporting. Our findings suggest significant variation in the social construction of anti-Muslim hate crime, both across institutions and across space. Crime and Delinquency - Subscription at source 10/9/2024 Research article «573574575576577578579580581Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
