Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100546 total results. Showing results 14561 to 14580 «725726727728729730731732733Next ›Last » England players meet police over racist abuse concerns Police officers have briefed England’s players on the threat of online racism during Euro 2024, reassuring them they will “take seriously” any abuse during the tournament. BBC 7/5/2024 News Police officer quarterly strength statistics: 31 March 202 Statistics on police officer quarterly strength, which gives the number of full-time-equivalent police officers employed by Police Scotland. Scottish Government 7/5/2024 Report Garda overtime bill in Laois Offaly Division rose to €3.8m last year REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Overtime costs in the local division jumped by 20% in 2023. Leinster Express (Republic of Ireland) 7/5/2024 News ‘Fruitful results’: China’s top police chief hails joint crackdown with New Zealand against drug trafficking, fraud CHINA: China’s top police chief hailed cooperation with New Zealand in fighting crime and the illicit drug trade during a meeting with that country’s police commissioner in Beijing on Monday, amid growing concern in Wellington over a surge in fentanyl use. Wang Xiaohong, China’s public security minister, said China and New Zealand achieved “fruitful results” in combating financial crimes, telecoms fraud and narcotics, according to a report by state news agency Xinhua. South China Morning Post 7/5/2024 News Does Perceived Procedural Justice in Policing Predict Future Offending? Findings From a Sample of Justice-Involved Individuals Recent scholarship suggests attitudes toward the police and law are important facets of crime control efforts. Procedurally just policing is recognized as a predictor of citizens’ cooperation and confidence in the police, but it remains unclear whether it can also reduce criminal behavior. Using a sample of justice-involved individuals, this study examined whether procedurally just policing predicts future offending and, if so, whether its effect is due to perceived legitimacy of the law. Results showed that procedurally just policing was negatively associated with recidivism, and legitimacy of the law mediated this link. The results suggest that enhancing procedural justice in policing practice in at-risk communities should be considered a critical component of crime prevention. Crime and Delinquency - Subscription at source 7/5/2024 Research article Number of police officers in Scotland falls to lowest level in more than a decade Police Scotland had 16,356 full time equivalent (FTE) officers at the end of March this year - the lowest since the end of September 2008, according to figures published by the Scottish Government Aberdeen Live 7/5/2024 News Thames Valley Police’s new badge slammed by public Oxford’s public have been left mystified and vexed after the police force changed its badge. Thames Valley Police is celebrating over 50 years since its formation in the 1970s and has decided to update certain aspects of the force’s identity. One of these is the badge which has been in use since the 1990s and features the Coat of Arms in a shield shape with the chequerboard and the force’s name. Now Thames Valley Police has updated this badge and changed to a more simplistic crest which features no words or Coat of Arms. The Herald Series 7/5/2024 News 911 operator charged with leaking police information connected to organized crime figure CANADA: Marian Buonincontri, 58, charged with breach of trust, fraudulent use of a computer system, mischief CBC News (Canada) 7/5/2024 News Montreal police, prosecutors launch project to better address domestic violence choking cases CANADA: Montreal police and the Quebec prosecutor's office are launching a pilot project to help authorities better address intimate partner violence-related choking cases. Police say these cases deserves particular attention because a person who is assaulted in that way by their partner is at far greater risk of being killed by them in the future. They say the pilot project will focus on teaching police and prosecutors how to better identify and respond to domestic violence cases in which choking is a factor. CBC News (Canada) 7/5/2024 News VIDEO: Victoria Police Assistant Commissioner Lauren Callaway speaks to 7.30 AUSTRALIA: Police in Victoria confronted 94,000 family violence incidents in the past 12 months. Assistant Commissioner Lauren Callaway leads the family violence, sexual assault and child abuse responses for Victoria Police, and she speaks to 7.30’s Sarah Ferguson. ABC News (Australia) 7/5/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Sydney detective says sex with teen complainant consensual NEW ZEALAND: After a teenager attended a western Sydney police station to make a sexual crime complaint, a detective abused his position to touch, grope and rape her, a jury has been told. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 7/5/2024 News IPCA finds investigation into an alleged sexual assault at Auckland property viewing inadequate NEW ZEALAND: Police accept they incorrectly charged a man with a serious sexual assault during a property viewing after a lengthy botched investigation. The Independent Police Conduct Authority (IPCA) found the investigation into an alleged sexual assault at an Auckland property viewing in October 2019 was inadequate. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 7/5/2024 News Children in danger as NSW child protection reaches crisis point, striking caseworkers say AUSTRALIA: New South Wales child protection workers have warned that some of the state’s most vulnerable children are being neglected or put at risk of being removed from their families because resourcing problems in the sector have reached crisis point. The Guardian 7/5/2024 News Police stations roll out ‘safe spaces’ for Domestic and Family Violence victim-survivors AUSTRALIA: Queensland Police stations have taken a step forward in supporting domestic and family violence (DFV) victim-survivors by establishing ‘safe spaces’ in every station across the state, reaffirming our commitment to victim-centric and trauma-informed practices. myPolice - Queensland Police News 7/5/2024 News Man armed with axe taken into police custody after incident in Brisbane crime commission building AUSTRALIA: A man with an axe in his bag has surrendered to police after an incident in the car park of the Crime and Corruption Commission headquarters building in Brisbane. 9 News (Australia) 7/5/2024 News PCC says work to make police more visible ongoing The Thames Valley's re-elected police and crime commissioner (PCC) said plans to protect people, property and communities will continue apace. Conservative Matthew Barber, first elected as PCC in 2021, saw his majority cut from nearly 80,000 to just over 2,300 following Thursday's election. BBC 7/5/2024 News Police officer ‘deliberately’ run over by suspect A police officer has been taken to hospital after being "deliberately" run over during a call out to a domestic incident. The Greater Manchester Police (GMP) officer was described as being "in and out of consciousness" after being struck, and is being treated in hospital for a broken ankle. BBC 7/5/2024 News Joint inspection of the multi agency response to abuse and neglect of children in Cardiff Today, Care Inspectorate Wales (CIW) published a report of the findings from a joint inspection of the multi-agency response to abuse and neglect of children in Cardiff. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 7/5/2024 News Police tell England stars: You will be protected from racist abuse online Officers visit players to reassure them police will seek to prosecute anyone who racially abuses them online, thanks to improved co-operation from social media companies The Times - Subscription at source 7/5/2024 News Investigating the dark web – new training available Navigating the dark web and how it is used by criminals is challenging for frontline teams. New training developed by the College’s Digital Intelligence and Investigation Programme will help staff to: College of Policing 7/5/2024 News «725726727728729730731732733Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
