Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100615 total results. Showing results 13421 to 13440 «668669670671672673674675676Next ›Last » Cash-strapped Police Scotland has spent £500k dealing with the SNP’s shambolic hate crime law With the force already facing a £300m black hole, furious Scots Tory MSP Murdo Fraser says: 'The public will rightfully be appalled at this shocking amount of taxpayers' money being squandered on this unworkable legislation' Scottish Daily Express 9/6/2024 News Optimising intelligence operations for international law enforcement: harnessing THRIVE for national intelligence model advancement THRIVE (Threat, Harm, Risk, Investigation, Vulnerability, and Engagement) represents a decision-making framework introduced by the United Kingdom’s (UK) National Police Chiefs’ Council in 2017, with a particular focus on vulnerability. Alongside THRIVE other intelligence-led policing models such as the National Intelligence Model (NIM), have become integral to policing practices. While THRIVE is widely adopted as a primary analysis and decision-making framework in UK police services, its examination remains limited, including its impact on the NIM and its use by intelligence personnel. Interviews with 15 police personnel from operation intelligence units within a specific English service were conducted to ascertain its level of adoption. A series of Freedom of Information (FOI) requests to all 43 UK police services in England and Wales were then initiated, to understand if the THRIVE model is adopted and, if so, where within their respective units. The findings indicate widespread acceptance and integration of THRIVE among intelligence practitioners, without immediate adverse effects on the application of the NIM. The use of heuristic naturalistic decision-making processes in THRIVE assessments, suggests a need for further research. Though, there is a risk of reduced decision-making capacity among frontline intelligence workers using THRIVE within the constraints of the NIM. Journal of Policing Intelligence and Counter Terrorism 9/6/2024 Research article Norfolk police unit hits 1,000 solved cases milestone A police unit set up to encourage criminals to own up to offences has reached a landmark milestone. Since its inception in November 2022 Operation Converter has successfully secured a whopping 1,000 'taken into consideration' (TIC) offences, closing unsolved cases and reassuring victims that those responsible have been caught. Eastern Daily Press 9/6/2024 News Police station opening hours could be slashed under new pay deal AUSTRALIA: Victoria Police could be forced to permanently cut station opening hours after agreeing to a controversial new nine-day fortnight rostering model, with permanent counter closures on the table. Herald Sun (Australia) - Subscription at source 9/6/2024 News Top cop: ‘We’re not robots — ‘I saw the most evil behaviour’ AUSTRALIA: Brian Swan when a veteran detective investigated our city’s most shocking murders. As the Gold Coast’s top cop, he outlines his plan to bullet proof his officers and keep the region safe. Gold Coast Bulletin (Australia) - Subscription at source 9/6/2024 Feature Secret of Ireland’s safest village: the gardai ‘don’t exist’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Ballingarry North in Tipperary has one of the country’s lowest crime rates — but residents say there might be a good reason for that The Times 9/6/2024 Feature Student’s rape and murder by convicted sex offender ‘could have been prevented’ The rape and murder of a vulnerable student by a convicted sex offender could have been prevented without police staff shortages and high probation service caseloads, a coroner has said. Elizabeth McCann, 26, was strangled to death by Simon Goold, 52, in his bedsit at a B&B in Ashton-under-Lyne, in August 2022. Manchester Evening News 9/6/2024 News Corrupt border officer jailed for aiding organised crime group A corrupt border officer who was arrested by the National Crime Agency in August 2023 has been jailed for two years for assisting a London-based crime group. Kevin Smith (pictured), 38, was detained by officers from the NCA’s Anti-Corruption Unit at work in Portsmouth as part of a joint operation with the Metropolitan Police Service and Border Force. National Crime Agency (NCA) 8/6/2024 News Police commissioner recognises vital role of volunteers In her second term, the former magistrate of 16 years, highlighted Special Sergeant Lewis James, who logged 1,000 hours last year with Southampton's Bargate Neighbourhood Policing Team and won Special Constable of the Year at the Commissioner's awards. Andover Advertiser 8/6/2024 News New Zealand’s Police Commissioner calls for crackdown on alcohol NEW ZEALAND: New Zealand's Police Commissioner Andrew Coster is calling for a crackdown on the availability and price of alcohol to reduce its social harm. Police reportedly estimate that alcohol causes around $7.2 billion in social harm. Sky News 8/6/2024 News Labour promises new police powers to curb noisy off-road bikes Party would boost powers to remove dirt and quad bikes from streets in crackdown on antisocial behaviour The Guardian 8/6/2024 News Labour pledges 80 new rape courts in bid to tackle backlog crisis Plan for specialist unit in all police forces amid manifesto drive to reduce violence against women and girls The Guardian 8/6/2024 News Man arrested after alleged kidnapping, sexual assault and trying to extort $300,000 AUSTRALIA: A woman was kidnapped and sexually assaulted before her captors used images of the attack to extort money from her, NSW Police allege. Officers were called to a street in Epping in Sydney's north-west on the evening of April 20, where they were told a woman had allegedly been forced into a Toyota Camry by a group of unknown men, before the vehicle took off. ABC News (Australia) 8/6/2024 News Police colleagues plotted to get rid of me, says black ex-officer Paul Castledine told Sheku Bayoh inquiry of his experiences in racism in Scottish police forces in 1990s The Times 8/6/2024 News Police fear for safety at gang funerals with more 501 deportees NEW ZEALAND: Police officers deployed to monitor gang funerals are fearing for their safety as 501 deportees bring a new level of aggression, the Police Association says. 1 News (New Zealand) 8/6/2024 News Solveig Schmeing: Support and recognition for female-led initiatives (Part 3) In this episode, May-Britt V. R. Ronnebro speaks with Solveig Schmeing, a Swedish police officer working as a UN mission police officer in South Sudan. They discuss the importance of female leadership in the context of peacekeeping and human rights. PolicingTV 8/6/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Police Now marks 200th leadership programme officer to be promoted Police Sergeant Katie Thompson became the 200th officer to successfully pass the sergeant board and reach the promotion milestone this week. Katie Thompson was working on a crime team in Northumbria Police when she applied for the Frontline Leadership Programme. She has now become the 200th to achieve promotion to sergeant through the scheme. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/6/2024 News NI agencies dismantle four organised crime groups in 2022/23 In the year 2022/23 the force dismantled 4 organised crime groups, disrupted 116 and frustrated 664. The 2022/23 Organised Crime Task Force Annual Report and Threat assessment has been published today and shows that NI agencies are using training and partnerships to effectively tackle the complexities of organised crime. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/6/2024 News Wiltshire Police officers disciplined over David Carrick investigation failure  The investigation established that a woman called Wiltshire Police in January 2016 to report that Carrick had abused another female. Two Wiltshire officers who failed to adequately investigate an allegation of abuse by serial rapist David Carrick five years before the former officer was first arrested, have been given final written warnings for misconduct. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/6/2024 News Police Scotland paid out more than £3 million in compensation last year The £3,088,631 paid out over the 2023/24 financial year included payments for public liability and motor claims, as well as the employer liability claims - representing a 9% rise on the previous years. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 7/6/2024 News «668669670671672673674675676Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
