Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 105048 total results. Showing results 17121 to 17140 «853854855856857858859860861Next ›Last » PCC: Lincolnshire Police needs extra £15m per year to be sustainable He has called on the future government to implement a new funding formula The Lincolnite 28/6/2024 News Nearly 10,000 SA men named on DV watchlist AUSTRALIA: Almost 10,000 South Australian men are named on a watchlist of domestic violence abusers, including hundreds who have left three or more victims in their wake. And growing numbers of perpetrators are repeatedly breaching court orders meant to protect their victims, including one who was charged up to 40 times.15 The Advertiser (Australia) - Subscription at source 28/6/2024 News Number of serious repeat youth offenders rose from 278 to 457 between 2018 and 2023, Queensland audit finds AUSTRALIA: Serious repeat young offenders in detention have "not always" been getting the rehabilitation needed to stop their behaviour and some have not been given plans to transition back into the community, a Queensland audit has found. Auditor-General Brendan Worrall's report, released on Friday, said the state's number of serious repeat youth offenders continued to increase from 2018 to 2023, First Nations young offenders remain over-represented, and "community confidence has diminished". ABC News (Australia) 28/6/2024 News Reducing serious youth crime AUSTRALIA: Offending by young people has been an increasing community concern over recent years. Youth offending can stem from a range of complex social problems such as family dysfunction, poor educational outcomes, unemployment, and substance abuse. In 2022–23, the Queensland Government committed $78.8 million over 4 years to continue youth justice reforms. This includes strategies to reduce youth offending and keeping the community safe. The objective of this audit is to assess whether youth justice strategies and programs are effective in reducing crime by serious repeat offenders and improving community safety. Queensland Audit Office (Australia) 28/6/2024 Report Cheshire officer receives response policing award A response police officer from Cheshire Constabulary has been recognised for their dedication and commitment to response policing during this year’s annual NPCC Response Policing ‘Week of Action’ (24 – 30 June). Emergency Services Times 28/6/2024 News Officer who pursued ‘improper relationship with female suspect’ guilty of misconduct in public office A Thames Valley Police officer who pursued an “improper relationship with a female suspect that he had been investigating” has admitted misconduct in public office. Police Professional 28/6/2024 News Officer dismissed following gross misconduct hearing A Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) officer has been dismissed following an investigation into allegations that he sexually assaulted a women while off duty. Police Professional 28/6/2024 News Humberside chief constable announces retirement amid allegations of potential misconduct Humberside Police Chief Constable Paul Anderson has announced he is to retire following a policing career spanning 34 years. Police Professional 28/6/2024 News Police impound cars, issue infringement notices after eight illegal ‘skid meets’ in Canterbury NEW ZEALAND: Police have impounded cars, issued infringement notices and ordered vehicles off the road after eight illegal 'skid meets' in Canterbury overnight. About 100 cars were involved in the illegal activity, with police interrupting six skid meets in Christchurch and two in Rolleston. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 28/6/2024 News Watchdog slams police over teen’s ‘oppressive’ arrest AUSTRALIA: The arrest of a Indigenous teenage girl in Western Australia was "unlawful, unreasonable, oppressive and unjust", the state's corruption watchdog says. The Canberra Times (Australia) 28/6/2024 News Corruption and Crime Commission says WA Police internal investigations were ‘inadequate’ after arrest of Indigenous teen AUSTRALIA: WA's Corruption and Crime Commission has delivered scathing findings regarding the arrest of a teenage girl, saying it was unlawful and unjust. ABC News (Australia) 28/6/2024 News Police car redesign falls short of ‘visibility’ goals, critic says CANADA: Ottawa Police Service returning to cruiser with old-school look, modern features CBC News (Canada) 28/6/2024 News Ontario invests in mental health training to support police CANADA: The Ontario government has announced an investment of $2.7 million to support an innovative project that will train approximately 160 Peer Support Workers to provide better mental health supports to thousands of police officers across Ontario. Blue Line (Canada) 28/6/2024 News Therapy program for first responders continues in Nova Scotia CANADA: A program aimed at improving the mental health of first responders and public safety personnel (PSP) in Nova Scotia is moving out of its pilot stage. The announcement came on PTSD Awareness Day in Canada. Blue Line (Canada) 28/6/2024 News Commissioner confirms number of serving gardaí with barring orders against them has risen REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Garda Commissioner has said he is finalising a report for Justice Minister Helen McEntee on how the force handles domestic and sexual violence cases involving serving officers. Irish Examiner (Republic of Ireland) 28/6/2024 News GSOC to investigate death of man in garda custody in Dongeal REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The death of a man at a garda station in Co Donegal has been referred to the Garda Síochána Ombudsman Commission. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 28/6/2024 News Failure or Façade? Why Ethnic Organizations Strategically Forgo Policing In-group policing is effective at mitigating conflict because ethnic elites have information needed to identify and punish spoilers within their own communities. Yet, ethnic organizations do not always police those who use unsanctioned violence. Under what conditions will an organization forgo its in-group policing responsibility? Relying on the case of Hezbollah, this article argues that in-group policing in patronage-based societies is a strategic choice. Patronage networks induce compliance by tying it to the provision of goods and services, thereby decreasing the likelihood of violations. When individuals utilize unsanctioned violence, leaders must consider the costs of policing relative to three audiences: 1. Their organization, 2. Their domestic partners, and 3. The international community. Organizations may refrain from policing violators if the costs to their organization’s cohesion and reputation are too high, but will seek ways to lessen criticism by domestic and international audiences. Studies in Conflict and Terrorism - Subscription at source 28/6/2024 Research article Minister McEntee congratulates 157 new Garda members at Passing-Out Ceremony in Templemore REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Minister for Justice Helen McEntee TD and Minister of State James Browne TD today attended a Passing-Out ceremony at the Garda College in Templemore to welcome 157 newly-attested Garda members. Government of Ireland 28/6/2024 News ‘I’ve got 100 questions’ about lying police chief The man who has replaced a chief constable sacked for lying said he still had "100 questions I'll never ask". BBC 28/6/2024 News “We’re in the best position to tackle the challenges ahead” This has been a year of exceptionally busy work across the NPCC Forensic Portfolio, which the FCN closely supports and reports into. Four areas spring to mind as particular priorities in policing and beyond. Forensic Capability Network 28/6/2024 News «853854855856857858859860861Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
