Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100784 total results. Showing results 12181 to 12200 «606607608609610611612613614Next ›Last » Community Policing Policies and the Use of Lethal Force: Revisiting the Effects of Policing Policies on Police Department Organizational Culture In this research, we examine whether community policing policies (CPPs), community policing training for new recruits or regular community policing training, impact who is killed by a law enforcement officer in terms of the victim’s race. We seek to present one of the few empirical studies of evidence on whether community policing has the potential to address racial disparities. Using a unique dataset and multinomial logistic models, we found that the presence of community policing policies does not reduce the relative likelihood of law enforcement officers using lethal force against minority citizens. However, we did find evidence that white police officers who received at least eight hours of community policing training were negatively associated with using lethal force against black suspects. We suggest that strategies to improve the effectiveness of CPPs are necessary, and these efforts will contribute to improving the perceived legitimacy of policing agencies and addressing the disproportionate killings of minority residents. Deviant Behavior - Subscription at source 17/7/2024 Research article Sussex handed learning recommendations to improve DV work after murder Holly Sanchez was found dead in partner Ryan Evans' lounge in Crawley, West Sussex, on May 13 last year. The IOPC has issued a series of learning recommendations to Sussex Police around its domestic abuse work after a woman in contact with the force was murdered by her partner. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 17/7/2024 News APCC Chair’s statement on the King’s Speech In response to the government's policing and criminal justice legislative plans as laid out in the King's Speech, APCC Chair Donna Jones said the following on behalf of Police and Crime Commissioners. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 17/7/2024 News AFP chief issues fresh plea on pay as wage dissatisfaction hits 80% AUSTRALIA: Australian Federal Police Commissioner Reece Kershaw has told the law enforcement agency’s staff he will put in a fresh submission for a better pay rise than the Australian Public Service’s bargaining ceiling of 11.2% over three years, after another staff sentiment survey delivered the bleakest result to date. The internal AFP survey reveals that a whopping 79% of AFP employees remain bitterly unhappy with the pay offer put to them, even after a range of attempted sweeteners on conditions, allowances and loadings were thrown in, with the lift of basic pay still the main sticking point. The Mandarin (Australia) 17/7/2024 News NZ Police announce major changes to recruitment eligibility criteria NEW ZEALAND: People on their restricted driver's licence will now be able to apply to become a police officer following changes to NZ Police's eligibility criteria. 1 News (New Zealand) 17/7/2024 News Garda fury as officers were left exposed during Coolock chaos REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A war of words over the unrest in Coolock has broken out between the Garda Commissioner and rank-and-file gardaí who fear lessons weren’t learned from the Dublin riots. The Garda Representative Association (GRA) has criticised delays in deploying the Public Order Unit to the violence in Coolock, north Dublin on Monday, which it said left officers exposed ‘to extremely volatile and dangerous conditions’. Extra.ie (Republic of Ireland) 17/7/2024 News Officer dismissed for sexist and misogynistic posts on TikTok An officer has been dismissed without notice for making sexist and misogynistic posts on social media. Police Professional 17/7/2024 News Screaming, freezing, struggling to breathe: confronting Queensland watch house footage exposes anguish of children locked in isolation cells AUSTRALIA: Cache of videos seen by Guardian Australia and SBS The Feed lays bare distressing treatment of teenagers – many of them disabled – in police custody The Guardian 17/7/2024 News Police executive agrees to offer voluntary redundancies to staff NEW ZEALAND: Voluntary redundancies are set to be offered to police staff as changes to public sector agencies take shape. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 17/7/2024 News Police eligibility criteria extended to increase potential pool for recruits NEW ZEALAND: New changes to police eligibility criteria will allow people on their restricted licence to apply to become officers. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 17/7/2024 News Mission critical: The crucial role of the UK’s counter-terror policing At the recent Counter-Terror Expo in London, Commander Dominic Murphy of the UK’s Counter-Terrorism Command set out the continuing challenges facing the countries counter-terror policing efforts, and the crucial role played by officers and staff in tackling a range of “diverse and unpredictable” threats, as Policing Insight’s Andrew Staniforth reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 17/7/2024 Analysis, Feature Coolock asylum centre violence: Garda Commissioner Drew Harris promises officers his full support amid criticism of policing response REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda Commissioner Drew Harris has told members of the force they have his “complete and full support” in responding to any future violence similar to the chaos in Coolock on Monday. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 17/7/2024 News Mother says police have failed her over son’s killing A mother whose son was fatally stabbed 22 years ago in north London says she has been "failed" by the police and justice system, and fears that chances to catch his killer have been missed. BBC 17/7/2024 News National event marks 50 years of sharing police fleet innovation As delegates for the 50th National Association of Police Fleet Managers‘ (NAPFM) conference strolled across the car park to the Telford International Centre in early July, many will have been misty-eyed, reeling in the years as they stopped to travel down memory lane thanks to an inspirational idea to display police cars and bikes from the last five decades as a suitable introduction to this landmark event. Emergency Services Times 17/7/2024 Feature, Opinion Ride along schemes provide valuable insight into frontline policing In a bid to give the public an insight into frontline policing, many forces have ride along schemes and while the transparency is welcome, it reveals inefficiency both in terms of process and the use of officer time in areas which really should be the preserve of mental health professionals. Emergency Services Times 17/7/2024 Feature, Opinion Live chat creates capacity for 999 calls – police A police service has introduced a round-the-clock live chat service to create more capacity for officers to respond to 101 and 999 calls. BBC 17/7/2024 News CC Alex Murray: The role of AI in policing In this conversation, Chief Constable Alex Murray discusses the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in policing. He explains that AI involves machines performing tasks that humans would typically do, such as robotic process automation. PolicingTV 17/7/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Police forces in the UK have got away with racism for too long As I watched the video that Black tradesman, Josh King, sent me, I felt an all-too-familiar pain. Metro 16/7/2024 Feature, Opinion Labour set for pay battle with Police Federation Call for return to collective bargaining so that officers’ group can negotiate salary rather than accept fixed award The Telegraph - Subscription at source 16/7/2024 News The police pension scheme 2015: administrators’ guide (accessible) Each police force must have a scheme manager to manage and administer the police pension schemes. Home Office 16/7/2024 Report «606607608609610611612613614Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
