Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100327 total results. Showing results 17101 to 17120 «852853854855856857858859860Next ›Last » Drones and AI to help free up NHS and police time says Hunt, in £1.8bn Budget efficiency push Jeremy Hunt has announced a “public sector productivity drive” in a bid to improve services without ramping up government spending. The government says its new measures are part of its plan to move on from the “high spending and high tax approach” that was necessary to “get the UK through the shocks of Covid and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine”. The Independent 3/3/2024 News Police aggression towards Gaza march observers ‘on the rise’ in UK as woman says officers knocked her over Legal adviser to pro-Palestinian protesters was taken to hospital by passersby after the incident on Westminster Bridge in London The Guardian 2/3/2024 News Toronto cop charged with assault and unlawful confinement, police say CANADA: A Toronto police officer has been arrested and charged after allegedly assaulting and forcibly confining a woman, police say. In a news release Saturday, police said Const. Mustafa Safari, 52, got into an argument with a woman on Nov. 26, 2023. CBC News (Canada) 2/3/2024 News Unrepentant, top police officer blamed for allowing Emma Caldwell’s killer to remain at large for 19 YEARS A senior officer blamed for allowing Emma Caldwell’s murderer to remain at large for almost two decades last night broke his silence – but failed to say sorry for the shambolic police investigation. Mail Online 2/3/2024 News Inside UK’s first ‘private police force’ taking to the streets to tackle shoplifters Private firm TM Eye are patrolling town centres and arresting and prosecuting prolific shoplifting offenders - Britain's first 'private police force' papering over Tory cuts Mirror 2/3/2024 News A transparent police force? In Toronto that’s fantasy, not reality CANADA: If the police were not upfront about a simple pedestrian collision caught on video, why should we believe them about anything else? Toronto Star (Canada) 2/3/2024 Feature, Opinion Discovering a Predictive Mechanism to Identify Risk and Harm in Extra-Familial Child Exploitation: Time to Reconsider the Multi-agency Child Exploitation (MACE) Response? This paper examines the multi-agency identification of risk and harm in extra-familial child exploitation (CE). It explores several data prediction methods to effectively target and prevent harm. It provides a taxonomy analysis of repeat victimisation and cumulative victim harm. It also examines the relationship between age and harm and, finally, the conditional probability of repeat victimisation in exploited children. Research Question Are the most harmed exploited children referred to Multi-Agency Child Exploitation (MACE) Panels, and what other methods exist to identify and prevent high harm in child exploitation? Methods: This is a descriptive quantitative statistical analysis using a whole population of children in a Northern English county, aged between 10 and 17 who were recorded in police data as either victims, offenders or MACE referrals between January 2017 and June 2018, encompassing 12,457 children. It utilises an 18-month study window, an 18-month follow-up and 18-month prior time censored period using data between 2015 and 2019 inclusive. This data identifies CE victims using CE flagging and additionally, offence classification with familial abuse and familial exploitation cases removed. It identifies repeat victims and those children referred to MACE for tailored multi-agency intervention. Application of Sherman et al.’s (Policing (Oxford) 10:171–183, 2016) Cambridge Crime Harm Index (CCHI) provided an analysis of harm in victimisation and offending. Findings: Exploited repeat victims (90.7%) were not referred to MACE, and there was no significant difference in the harm they sustained in the 18 months following a repeat victimisation compared to exploited children subject to MACE. The most harmed CE victim (Victim-CCHI 15,330) in the 18-month study window was not referred to MACE, nor was the highest frequency CE victim within 18 months (31 victimisations). Exploited victims, victim offenders and MACE children are re-victimised at a significantly higher rate than other children. Exploited victims (73.4%) will not suffer a repeat victimisation of any kind. Forty-two percent of exploited repeat victims will have a third victimisation given a second, and this will attract additional mean victim harm of 464 (for comparison, penetrative sexual activity with a girl under 16 by an Offender 18 or over has a CCHI harm score of 365). Conclusion: Whilst MACE provides a forum to share multi-agency information, it only does so for 9.3% of exploited repeat victims. This has implications for the role and focus of MACE. Whilst several quantitative methods were explored to predict harm in CE, this research favours the use of conditional probability and harm association. By using this method, 90.7% of missed repeat victims become visible to professionals. This is essential in providing the opportunity to minimise the risk of further victimisation and increased harm that 42% of this group will have within an 18-month period. This research provides a predictive and evidence-based framework to identify exploited children at risk of further harm and victimisation. Cambridge Journal of Evidence-Based Policing 2/3/2024 Research article Veteran union chief announces his exit as deputy’s site goes dark AUSTRALIA: The president of the state’s police union has revealed when he will step aside from his role as potential successor’s campaign website vanished as quickly as it appeared. The Advertiser (Australia) - Subscription at source 2/3/2024 News Katarina Carroll: Video shows ‘definitely the right decision’ to stand cop down AUSTRALIA: The outgoing police commissioner says she believes standing down a Gold Coast cop was “definitely the right decision” having reviewed footage of a pursuit. It comes after the controversial disciplinary action triggered a frontline revolt against her. The Courier Mail (Australia) - Subscription at source 2/3/2024 News Labour plans training for all police officers over violence against women A Labour government would order every police officer in England and Wales to undergo compulsory training on combating violence against women and girls, the Guardian has learned. The Guardian 2/3/2024 News Zachary Rolfe raises questions of police racism during questioning in inquest into Kumanjayi Walker’s death AUSTRALIA: Former officer tells court that racist language was ‘normalised’ but that colleagues never treated anyone differently due to their race The Guardian 2/3/2024 News Biggest ever crackdown on money mules in the UK Efforts to disrupt money mule activity and support exploited victims will be strengthened through a new action plan. Home Office 1/3/2024 News ‘Breakdown’ in processes may have allowed police gun to be used in alleged murders, former senior detective says AUSTRALIA: If police claims are correct, a gun appears to have been ‘largely unaccounted for’ the weekend before alleged murders of Jesse Baird and Luke Davies, Vincent Hurley says. A former senior detective has raised concerns about an apparent “breakdown” in processes that may have allowed a force-issued firearm to be used in the alleged murder of two young men in Sydney. The Guardian 1/3/2024 News Essex PC found guilty of having inappropriate sexual relationship with key witness Georgie Bean had denied the offence but was found guilty at Chelmsford Crown Court yesterday on February 29 following an IOPC investigation. An Essex PC who had an inappropriate sexual relationship with the key witness in a racially aggravated assault investigation he was managing has been found guilty of misconduct in public office. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/3/2024 News Comment: back to the future on vetting There is familiar ring to the recommendations coming out of the debris of the service’s single worst recruitment decision. It’s ironic that one of the Angiolini Inquiry’s recommendations is for potential new recruits to receive a home visit prior to joining. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/3/2024 Analysis, Feature LaSalle police chief announces retirement CANADA: After 33 years of dedicated and honourable service to law enforcement, Chief Duncan Davies of the LaSalle Police Service has announced that he will retire effective Oct. 1, 2024. Blue Line (Canada) 1/3/2024 News Sussex officer needed hospital treatment after dealing with XL Bully The dog was seized and destroyed by a vet. A Sussex officer sustained injuries that necessitated hospital treatment while responding to reports of a member of the public being bitten by a dog. The officer has since been discharged. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/3/2024 News Two new Deputy Chief Constables appointed in Police Scotland The Scottish Police Authority announced the appointments yesterday. Two new Deputy Chief Constables are set to take up their permanent positions with Police Scotland on March 11. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 1/3/2024 News Police need warrants for Canadians’ IP addresses: top court CANADA: The Supreme Court of Canada ruled Friday that police must obtain a warrant before requesting a Canadians’ internet protocol address in a significant victory for privacy advocates. Global News (Canada) 1/3/2024 News Formal reflective practice for Head of PSD following complaint over social media account The issue was found to not meet the threshold for any conduct proceedings. BTP’s Head of Professional Standards, was issued with an outcome of formal reflective practice following a complaint over social media activity that dated back to 2011. 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