Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 94566 total results. Showing results 1681 to 1700 «818283848586878889Next ›Last » How a new national body for police IT could unlock capacity for innovation A new report from a leading police think tank has called for the creation of a single national body for police digital, data and technology, bringing disparate functions into one place with a greater emphasis on interoperability and a mindset shift by police leaders to see technology as an enabler of more effective policing. Emergency Services Times 18/10/2024 News South West police forces deploy Cadcorp GIS Two police forces in the South West of England have implemented a new geographic information system (GIS) from Cadcorp. UKAuthority.com 18/10/2024 News Karen Frost: The Canadian perspective on the benefits of being an IPA Member (Part 1) Karen Frost, a retired police officer from Canada, discusses her involvement with the International Police Association (IPA). PolicingTV 18/10/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Garda policies on illegal drugs ‘evolved to more humane approach’ to users REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Garda policies towards illegal drugs have “evolved beyond comprehension” over the last 30 years towards a “more humane approach” to users, the country’s newly appointed Deputy Garda Commissioner has said. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 17/10/2024 News IOPC Director General comments on annual deaths statistics report 2023/24 The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) today published its annual ‘Deaths during or following police contact’ report for 2023/24. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 17/10/2024 News IOPC publishes figures on deaths during or following police contact for 2023/24 The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) today published its annual report on deaths during or following police contact in 2023/24. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 17/10/2024 News Annual deaths during or following police contact report – 2023/24 Each year, we publish data showing how many people have died after contact with the police. Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) 17/10/2024 Report Interim chief appointed at Gloucestershire Police A new interim chief constable has been appointed at Gloucestershire Police, after the suspension of its former leader. BBC 17/10/2024 News Magistrates handed power to jail for a year in government bid to tackle justice crisis Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood says extending magistrates powers will help ease the prisons crisis The Standard 17/10/2024 News Number of deaths linked to police custody ‘extremely concerning’ The proportion of deaths involving people with mental health problems has risen, figures show. Express & Star 17/10/2024 News Met marksman who shot Chris Kaba accused of concocting ‘a fiction’ for why he killed him, murder trial hears The Met Police marksman who shot Chris Kaba in the head has 'exaggerated' the danger and created a 'fiction', a court heard. Mail Online 17/10/2024 News Join us for anti-social behaviour awareness week 2024 We’re supporting a national anti-social behaviour campaign with opportunities to get involved College of Policing 17/10/2024 News APCC comment on statistics on deaths following police contact The Independent Office for Police Conduct has published its annual statistics on deaths during or following police contact for the year March 2023 to 2024. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 17/10/2024 News Partners in Force? Understanding Police Use of Force from a Network Perspective Objectives: The importance of peer relations is rooted in decades of policing research; however, scholars have largely overlooked the role of peers in officers’ use-of-force behaviors. The current study investigates the “connected” nature of police use of force. Methods: Data on officers’ networks are reconstructed from 11,834 use-of-force reports involving 1,894 officers in seven departments in New Jersey. Exponential Random Graph Models evaluate which officer-level attributes and network dependencies are associated with officers’ co-involvement in police use-of-force incidents. Results: Findings indicate the police use of force is not evenly distributed but concentrated on a subset of officers and partnerships. Variation in officers’ likelihood of using force together is driven by individual characteristics, including officer race/ethnicity, rank, and tenure. In addition, co-involvement in force clusters among officers, with officers likely to engage in force together when they share a connection. Conclusion: This study highlights an alternative starting point for understanding police use of force. By paying greater attention to the structural makeup of the department, such as the connectivity of the force network, agencies can design efforts that aim to reduce incidents of force through relational properties such as assignments and partnerships. Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency - Subscription at source 17/10/2024 Research article APCC comment on statistics on deaths following police contact The Independent Office for Police Conduct has published its annual statistics on deaths during or following police contact for the year March 2023 to 2024. Compared to the previous year, the number of deaths in police custody has increased by one to 24, while the number of suicides following release has increased from to 68, the highest number since 2014/15. In response, the Association of Police and Crime Commissioner’s national lead for Custody, Kate Green, said... Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 17/10/2024 News Police facial recognition applications and violent crime control in U.S. cities This study presents novel insights into the effects of police facial recognition applications on violent crime and arrest dynamics across 268 U.S. cities from 1997 to 2020. We conducted generalized difference-in-differences regressions with multiway fixed effects to exploit this technology's staggered implementation. Our findings indicate that police facial recognition applications facilitate reductions in the rates of felony violence and homicide without contributing to over-policing or racial disparities in arrest for violent offenses. Greater reductions were observed for cities that adopted these technologies earlier in the study period, suggesting that their public safety benefits appreciate over time. The results of parallel trend and robustness tests also support these conclusions. While further research is necessary to assess the implementation and effects of facial recognition systems in various contexts, presented evidence suggests that urban police agencies that responsibly deploy these innovations to support crime control efforts can keep their residents safer and reduce the lives lost to violence. Cities 17/10/2024 Research article Queensland Police establish ‘Taskforce Maiwar’ to gather evidence for landmark truth-telling inquiry AUSTRALIA: As part of the State Government’s Truth Telling and Healing Inquiry, the Queensland Police Service (QPS) has established Taskforce Maiwar to support information gathering on the impact of colonisation on First Nations peoples. PS News (Australia) 17/10/2024 News Ex-Met officer David Carrick appears in court charged with rape and sexual assault Appearing in court via video-link, David Carrick spoke to confirm his name but did not enter any pleas. Sky News 17/10/2024 News Ex-Met PC David Carrick in court over sex offences A former Met Police officer has appeared in court charged with eight sex offences against a woman and a girl. BBC 17/10/2024 News Deaths in police custody reach 17-year high, figures reveal The police watchdog said increases were ‘disappointing’ after 24 deaths in or following police custody – as well as 68 apparent suicides after release The Independent 17/10/2024 News «818283848586878889Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
