Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100569 total results. Showing results 14221 to 14240 «708709710711712713714715716Next ›Last » Counter-terror police find radioactive material needed to make a dirty bomb in garden shed: ‘Far-right extremist’, 31, arrested with explosives also seized A 31-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of terror offences by police who allegedly seized 'dirty bomb' explosives and radioactive material from a garden shed as they swooped in. The unnamed man was cuffed by Bedfordshire Police cops on suspicion of causing explosions and possessing Class A drugs following searches at a property on Hyde Road, Caddington, Bedfordshire which they began searching on May 6. Mail Online 16/5/2024 News Manager of Met officer found dead at home had no formal PTSD training, inquest told Nicola Forster developed PTSD as a result of her work during the Grenfell Tower fire in 2017. The line manager of a Metropolitan Police trainer who was found dead had no formal training on how to deal with officers suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), an inquest heard. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/5/2024 News The emotional impact of fraud is often worse than the financial loss Russell Webster reports the findings of a new piece of research from Crest Advisory. The emotional impact of online fraud for victims is worse than the financial hit, even when the loss was tens of thousands of pounds, according to new findings from a study speaking to victims of online fraud. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 16/5/2024 Feature New Tasmania Police roster proposal prompts discussion and some discontent AUSTRALIA: The Police Association of Tasmania has called for an extended consultation period on a new centralised rostering system being proposed by Tasmania Police. The Examiner (Australia) - Subscription at source 16/5/2024 News Police leaders’ support for civilian oversight and implicit bias training: assessing the influence of perceptions of systemic racism This study uses a sample of police leaders from across the United States to explore the extent to which their support for civilian oversight boards and implicit bias training, as two aspects of police reform intended to improve racial injustices, relate to their belief that systemic racism is an issue in criminal justice. Presented in the context of symbolic racism theory, we assess how respondents’ willingness to acknowledge systemic racism in criminal justice relates to more supportive perceptions of civilian oversight boards and implicit bias training. These relationships remain significant even when controlling for other individual and agency-level factors that are known to affect perceptions of systemic racism and support for public policies designed to improve racial justice. This study discusses the need for additional research and consideration of how police officers’ racialized attitudes relate to their support for common reform recommendations. Police Practice and Research 16/5/2024 Research article Police hopeful of using new fingerprinting devices roadside NEW ZEALAND: The police say if they get new fingerprinting devices, they will aim to use at the roadside on drivers they intend to charge, as the law allows. A tender shows they want to add 130 or so portable fingerprint biometric recording devices, and replace another 50 fixed ones at police stations that have been in use for several years. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 16/5/2024 News NZ is unable to match New South Wales’ offer for police NEW ZEALAND: Labour's anticipating many Kiwi police officers will take up New South Wales' incentivised offer. The state is 1500 officers short and has announced it'll fast-track New Zealand officers as recruits. NewstalkZB (New Zealand) 16/5/2024 News Numbers in Garda roads-policing units falls to lowest level since 2017, says Drew Harris REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda chief says numbers do not indicate a lack of commitment to road safety but reflect change in nature of policing. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) 16/5/2024 News The intellectual and doctrinal confusion at the heart of UK policing In an opinion piece that sets out to challenge UK policing’s “intellectual and doctrinal confusion”, recently re-elected Wiltshire PCC Philip Wilkinson argues that most of the public “feel abandoned to the intimidatory threats of vocal and shrill minorities”, amid concerns over “risk-averse” policing leadership and a perception that forces are failing to police without fear or favour. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 16/5/2024 Feature, Opinion Emotional toll on fraud victims worse than financial impact, research shows The emotional impact of online fraud for victims is worse than the financial hit, even when the loss was tens of thousands of pounds, according to new findings from a study speaking to victims of online fraud. Police Professional 16/5/2024 News NSW Police constable Jordan Weston faces court charged with multiple domestic violence offences AUSTRALIA: A Sydney police officer has faced court for the first time after being charged with a raft of serious domestic violence offences against his former partner. ABC News (Australia) 16/5/2024 News Queensland Police Service welcomes record-breaking 137 new officers AUSTRALIA: The Queensland Police Service (QPS) has welcomed a record-breaking 137 new police officers following their graduation from the QPS Academy in Brisbane today. myPolice - Queensland Police News 16/5/2024 News Chief Constable Jon Boutcher to deliver report on claims PSNI spied on journalists PSNI chief constable Jon Boutcher is to provide a public report on the extent of police surveillance of lawyers and journalists, the Policing Board has said. Belfast Telegraph 16/5/2024 News Human rights in Irish policing REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Police reform has been a defining part of the Irish Council for Civil Liberties’ (ICCL) work since its foundation to secure increased human rights protections in Ireland and forms one of the four key pillars of our work. [pdf] Irish Council for Civil Liberties 16/5/2024 Report ICCL publishes new ‘Human Rights in Irish Policing’ report REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Irish Council for Civil Liberties has produced a report entitled Human Rights in Ireland: Analysing the Implementation of the Recommendations from the Commission on the Future of Policing in Ireland. Over five years have passed since the Commission on the Future of Policing in Ireland published their final report, with the paramount recommendation being that human rights should be the foundation and purpose of policing. This report traces the progress in implementation made by Government and An Garda Síochána, and identifies the gaps and challenges that persist. While progress has been made as been made on the Commission’s overall recommendation to introduce a human-rights based approach to policing in Ireland, there are outstanding concerns regarding accountability, transparency and the effectiveness of police oversight bodies to hold An Garda Síochána to account. Irish Council for Civil Liberties 16/5/2024 News Police reform recommendations remain unimplemented, ICCL finds REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Irish Council for Civil Liberties (ICCL) has today published a new report analysing the implementation of the five-year-old recommendations of the Commission on the Future of Policing in Ireland (CoFPI). Irish Council for Civil Liberties 16/5/2024 News Interview with Ben Adams, the re-elected Staffordshire Police Fire and Crime Commissioner Ben Adams, the re-elected Staffordshire Police Fire and Crime Commissioner, discusses his experience of the election campaign and his plans for improving the performance of Staffordshire Police. He highlights the areas of concern, such as contact identification and quality of investigation, and the steps taken to address them. Ben also mentions the increase in organized criminals targeting vehicles and the efforts made by the police to combat this issue. Overall, he expresses confidence in the progress being made and the support of the electorate. PolicingTV 16/5/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Two Cambridgeshire officers found guilty of gross misconduct PC Coteman was dismissed without warning and PC Austin was given a final written warning. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 15/5/2024 News Discrimination concerns arise as NZ police expand biometric data use NEW ZEALAND: Incorporating biometric data into policing raises concerns of bias and discrimination, particularly against Māori and Pasifika populations, a Māori technology and data ethicist told RNZ. BiometricUpdate.com 15/5/2024 News NSW Police short 1500 officers AUSTRALIA: The NSW Police Force is short 1500 officers and is now turning to other states and countries for recruits. The Age (Australia) 15/5/2024 News «708709710711712713714715716Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
