Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100784 total results. Showing results 12101 to 12120 «602603604605606607608609610Next ›Last » New Zealand Police to offer voluntary redundancies: reports NEW ZEALAND: The New Zealand Police is set to offer voluntary redundancies to corporate staff as part of public sector-wide cost-cutting orders from the government. A police spokesperson said the design and process for the voluntary scheme is still under consideration, while consultation on the proposed changes is set for August. Human Resources Director (HRD) 18/7/2024 News Beds PCC to scrap rollout of public access terminals in supermarkets Previous PCC Festus Akinbusoye launched the programme designed to encourage people to report crime, submit intelligence and access victim care support. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/7/2024 News Isle of Man police starting pay rises to £32k to boost numbers It is hoped that the pay increase will help to boost retention and recruitment within the force. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/7/2024 News Merseyside Police mark six years of Project Servator The tactic aims to disrupt a range of criminal activity, including terrorism, while providing a reassuring presence for the public. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/7/2024 News Greater Manchester Police report reveals officers’ demeaning strip searches, unlawful arrests and retraumatising of victims The Baird Inquiry was launched in response to a Sky News investigation into GMP's treatment of three women in custody in one police station. Sky News 18/7/2024 News Met launch new ‘changemaker’ recruitment campaign The central message of the campaign is 'Change is hard, it’s easier to do nothing. Change is not for everyone… but you’re not everyone.’ Police Oracle - Subscription at source 18/7/2024 News More child sex crime charges filed against Windsor Junction man as police work through 70 terabytes of evidence CANADA: RCMP have charged a Windsor Junction man who they arrested last year with more sex-related crimes as they continue to go through a large amount of electronic evidence. Saltwire (Canada) 18/7/2024 News Inquiry into Greater Manchester police calls for end to inappropriate strip-searches Report by Vera Baird reveals lack of care, with vulnerable women strip-searched or left to bleed through clothes The Guardian 18/7/2024 News Women and girls ‘humiliated’ in police custody A "damning" inquiry into claims of mistreatment of women and girls by Greater Manchester Police has uncovered further evidence of people being "humiliated" in custody. BBC 18/7/2024 News Police dismantle drug trafficking ring in the Golden Horseshoe CANADA: An RCMP-led unit has dismantled a well-organized group that has been responsible for distributing dangerous narcotics in the Hamilton, Caledonia and Niagara regions. Cocaine, methamphetamine, fentanyl and other drugs were allegedly being trafficked by this organization in the Golden Horseshoe area of Ontario. Blue Line (Canada) 18/7/2024 News Former PC who attempted sex with officer banned A former police constable who attempted to have sex with a female officer while on duty has been banned from policing. BBC 18/7/2024 News Woman ‘horrified, shocked’ during alleged sexual assault by garda, court told REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A woman has told a jury at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court that she was horrified, scared and shocked during an alleged sexual assault by a garda in a Co Wicklow station almost four years ago. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 18/7/2024 News GMP apologises after inquiry finds ‘serious failings’ in treatment of woman and girls in custody Greater Manchester Police (GMP) has issued an apology after an independent inquiry found “serious failings in the arrest and detention” of women and girls taken into police custody. Police Professional 18/7/2024 News Garda accused of sexually assaulting woman at station told her to ‘wear something tight’, trial hears REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A woman who claims a garda sexually assaulted her at a station in Co Wicklow has begun to give evidence at his trial. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) - Subscription at source 18/7/2024 News New White Paper calls for step-change in fraud response A new report is calling for the establishment of a Fraud Commissioner and for all economic crime – including fraud – to sit with a dedicated cabinet minister. Police Professional 18/7/2024 News McEntee doesn’t believe there’s a question mark over the Garda Commission’s position REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A retired Chief Supt claimed earlier this week Drew Harris would be gone by Friday if he was a CEO. Lmfm (Republic of Ireland) 18/7/2024 News Federation welcomes commitment to get ‘tougher on retail crime’ The Federation of Independent Retailers has commended the new government for reintroducing proposed legislation aimed at protecting shop owners and staff from attacks and thefts. Police Professional 18/7/2024 News ‘Significant improvement in accountability of officers’ as misconduct hearings hit new high The number of Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) officers who have faced hearings due to misconduct or incompetence has doubled since 2016, according to new data from the London Assembly. Police Professional 18/7/2024 News Examining the effects of evidence disclosure timing and strength on information inconsistencies and provision within investigative interviews Late disclosure of evidence within investigative interviews with guilty suspects has been shown to increase statement-evidence and within-statement inconsistencies, which are indicators of deception. We experimentally tested whether such inconsistencies were influenced by the timing of evidence disclosure and strength of the evidence. We also tested whether evidence disclosure timing or strength had any effect on the provision of novel investigative information, or the rapport and trust between interviewer and interviewee. We employed a 2(Evidence disclosure timing: Early vs Late) x 2(Evidence strength: Weak vs Strong) between-participants design. Participants (N = 101) role-played a suspect guilty of theft and were interviewed via videoconference. Participants were instructed to convince the interviewer that they were innocent. Late disclosure of evidence led to more statement-evidence inconsistencies and within-statement inconsistencies than early evidence disclosure. Evidence disclosure timing did not affect rapport or the provision of novel investigative information. There were no clear indications of the impact of evidence strength, however, we observed that the manipulations of evidence proximity and reliability did not consistently impact perceptions of the evidence’s strength. Psychology Crime and Law 18/7/2024 Research article Stronger focus on crime and criminal justice welcomed by APCC The chair of the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners has welcomed the focus on crime and the criminal justice system outlined in the King’s Speech. Police Professional 18/7/2024 News «602603604605606607608609610Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
