Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 102813 total results. Showing results 12661 to 12680 «630631632633634635636637638Next ›Last » Rioters may not be deterred by rational justice Bill Dixon does not share Nazir Afzal’s belief that swift sentencing has quelled the disorder; Paul Wright emphasises the importance of local news outlets The Guardian 19/8/2024 Feature, Opinion Riots push overcrowded prisons to breaking point triggering ‘one in, one out’ measures In Merseyside – where riots first erupted – there were rumoured to be just two spaces left in the prison system at the weekend The Independent 19/8/2024 News German federal police record number of officers attacked GERMANY: The annual report said that a total of 2,979 officers were attacked in 2023, with 145 injured during the January 2023 face off between police and climate activists in Lützerath. Deutsche Welle (DW) (Germany) 19/8/2024 News Sussex Police sign union’s anti-racism charter Sussex Police has signed up to an anti-racism charter promoted by the trade union Unison. The force is the first public sector employer in the South East to do so. It promises to tackle racism in its workplace and promote a diverse workforce. The force said it plans to build on changes it has already introduced. BBC 19/8/2024 News Northern Ireland police chief appeals to Keir Starmer for more funding Prime minister says immediate ‘support’ discussed in Belfast meeting but stops short of funding pledge Financial Times 19/8/2024 News Quebec City police officer found guilty of sexually assaulting colleague CANADA: A police officer with the Quebec City police service (SPVQ) has been found guilty of sexually assaulting a young female colleague. Christian Lachance, 53, had sexual relations with the woman in her 20s during a party attended by several police officers. At his trial, Lachance testified that his colleague had consented to the act and had even initiated it. Judge Jacques Trudel concluded that the victim's advanced state of inebriation, which she described as "blackout" drunk, prevented her from consenting. He also described parts of Lachance's testimony as imprecise, vague, fuzzy and even wacky. CBC News (Canada) 19/8/2024 News Second phase of Regina police engagement initiative saw officers connect with community CANADA: More than 100 officers engaged with residents and business owners on Aug. 15 in the second phase of a new Regina police community initiative. Regina Leader-Post (Canada) 19/8/2024 News No comment: Police Service silent over shock top cop move AUSTRALIA: The state’s police service is refusing to say why one of its highest ranking officers has had his position changed. NT News (Australia) - Subscription at source 19/8/2024 News Trauma, Critical Incidents, Organizational and Operational Stressors: The Relationship Between Harms and Psychological Outcomes for Police Early psychological health studies in policing often focused on trauma and critical incidents (CIs). More recent research builds a compelling argument that significant causes of psychological harm stems from other operational and organizational factors. The current study uses survey data from a large sample of Australian police (N = 1763), producing strength metrics derived from mediated regression analyses. The relationships between stressors (trauma and CIs, operational and organizational) and psychological health (psychological distress and burnout) were studied. For the relationship between stress and psychological distress, compared to trauma stress, the relationship with organizational stress was three times stronger and the relationship with operational stress was two and half times stronger. No direct relationship between trauma stress and burnout was found. It was fully explained by organizational and operational stress. The findings suggest police leaders must consider the direct and combined impacts of different stressors on the psychological health of their staff. Police Quarterly 19/8/2024 Research article Practitioner perspectives on dealing with victimhood and offending in UK ‘County Lines’ drug supply investigations This paper examines the investigative challenges associated with the ‘County Lines’ drug supply phenomenon from the perspective of police practitioners. Two areas are identified and explored: the presence and role of autonomy, coercion, and exploitation, and the legal and procedural issues. The police response appears confounded by non-specific legislation, unintended implications of the statutory defence, problems with the National Referral Mechanism (NRM), safeguarding deficiencies, incomplete statutory guardianship, and limited recognition of neurodevelopment and neurodivergence among those involved. The research is relevant to law and public policy and will be of interest to investigators and criminal justice system professionals. The Police Journal: Theory Practice and Principles 19/8/2024 Research article Emergency measure to avoid prison overcrowding activated in North of England The measure will be put in place in the North East and Yorkshire; Cumbria and Lancashire; and Manchester, Merseyside and Cheshire regions. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 19/8/2024 News Gloucestershire Police hailed most eco friendly emergency service fleet The most eco-friendly blue light fleet is operated by Gloucestershire Police with 25% of its vehicles powered by electricity. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 19/8/2024 News Force hails ‘fantastic results’ as ASB hotspot pilot results in over 60 arrests Gloucestershire Police has carried out an extra 2,649 hours patrolling targeted areas since May. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 19/8/2024 News Man charged after police officer stabbed at prison A man has been charged with attempted murder after a police officer was stabbed at HMP Frankland in County Durham. Police Professional 19/8/2024 News Former officers would have been dismissed for using excessive force and discriminating against vulnerable woman Two former Avon and Somerset Constabulary officers who used excessive force and discriminated against a vulnerable woman during her arrest would have been sacked for gross misconduct had they not already resigned. Police Professional 19/8/2024 News Operation Early Dawn activated to manage prison capacity in wake of riots A temporary measure to manage pressures in prisons in the north of England has been reactivated, following longstanding capacity failures and recent outbreaks of far-right disorder. Police Professional 19/8/2024 News Meta ‘failing’ to stop spread of child sexual abuse imagery’ in wake of Huw Edwards scandal The National Crime Agency (NCA) has joined widespread condemnation of technology companies’ “refusal to take responsibility for serious criminality enabled by their platforms” in the wake of the Huw Edwards scandal. Police Professional 19/8/2024 News PM urged to intervene directly to sort out ‘deep and worsening crisis’ facing the PSNI The chair of the Police Federation for Northern Ireland has appealed to the Prime Minister to intervene directly to sort out the crisis facing policing, branding Stormont “a major part of the problem”. Police Professional 19/8/2024 News PCC will conduct ‘full review’ after officers win discrimination claim An employment tribunal has found that Thames Valley Police discriminated against three white police officers because of their race when appointing an officer to a priority crime team. Police Professional 19/8/2024 News Officers would’ve been sacked for ‘appalling and callous’ treatment of vulnerable woman The actions of both officers were brought to light following a routine internal review which prompted investigations by both Avon and Somerset Police and the IOPC. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 19/8/2024 News «630631632633634635636637638Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
