Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115442 total results. Showing results 18701 to 18720 «932933934935936937938939940Next ›Last » Police chiefs should be able to share trial information to quell ‘social media rumour’, admits Sir Mark Rowley Police chiefs should be able to share more information about trials to stop “social media rumour” from running wild, Britain’s top cop has told LBC. LBC 24/1/2025 News Revolutionary police strategy: How Cumberland’s local focus hubs are transforming community safety! A Police team from Wales has visited Cumberland to learn from the success of Local Focus Hubs. Public Sector Executive 24/1/2025 Feature Police struggling to keep pace with cryptocurrency fraudsters CANADA: Ottawa police say they're receiving daily reports of cryptocurrency fraud from victims who have been swindled out of their savings and investments, with very little chance of getting their money back. CBC News (Canada) 24/1/2025 News PSNI condemns ‘inappropriate’ social media posts following student officer recruitment campaign launch The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) and Northern Ireland Policing Board (NIPB) have condemned the “inappropriate and unacceptable posts” on social media following the launch of a student officer recruitment campaign. Police Professional 24/1/2025 News Police may be ‘overwhelmed’ if terror definition expanded says watchdog The admission regarding forces and MI5 was made after the Prime Minister tasked an independent reviewer to see whether terror laws should be widened. Police forces and MI5 could be “overwhelmed” if the terror definition is expanded, the lawyer carrying out a review of the term has warned. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/1/2025 News Lincolnshire Police needs to improve integrity arrangements to maintain public confidence Lincolnshire Police must do more to improve its professional standards and counter-corruption arrangements to maintain public confidence, the police inspectorate has said. Police Professional 24/1/2025 News Chief constable hosts dinner as part of efforts to build inclusive police service Police Scotland Chief Constable Jo Farrell hosted a dinner this week where she welcomed key individuals from religious and minority ethnic communities as part of efforts to build a more inclusive policing Service. Police Professional 24/1/2025 News Operation Venetic: criminal who killed off-duty officer laundered millions for OCG Timmy Donovan was jailed for six years in 2015 after being convicted of the manslaughter of Merseyside PC Neil Doyle. A man who killed an off-duty police officer a decade ago has admitted being part of an organised crime group (OCG) and laundering up to £13m, following a National Crime Agency investigation. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/1/2025 News Balancing duty and family: the effects of support systems on women in law enforcement Childcare resources and parental support remain a concern for many women police officers, who oftentimes become disparately impacted in the workplace due to their identity as a parent. Unpacking how resources and support might directly and indirectly impact commitment to the organization therefore becomes quite important, particularly in light of the retention crisis being faced by agencies across the country. This mixed-methods study employs: (1) ordinary least squares regression and structural equation modeling, in addition to (2) inductive content analysis in order to explore the relationship between organizational commitment, parental support, and social support. Results indicate that parental support and social support have significant positive direct and indirect effects on organizational commitment. Qualitative findings further contextualize that challenges related to scheduling and promotion, breastfeeding, and differential expectations between mothers and fathers are prominent. Potential avenues for improvement in these areas are explored. Police Practice and Research 24/1/2025 Research article Police recruits’ perceptions of the utility of viewing body-worn camera footage following use-of-force incidents Widespread police use of body-worn cameras (BWCs) worldwide means that many use-of-force incidents are likely to be captured on camera. Despite much exploration of the effects of BWCs on policing, both policy makers and researchers debate whether officers involved in such incidents should be permitted to review their BWC footage before providing their account of the incident. We sought to address this question through officers' first-hand perspectives. Specifically, 112 police recruits engaged in a realistic lethal force training scenario, reviewed their BWC footage, and were then asked about their experiences watching that footage and their perspective on BWC review. Qualitative analysis revealed strong support for the utility of BWC footage. The participants perceived the footage both as a veridical record of what happened and superior to their own memory. While some participants noted discrepancies between the footage and their memory, its benefits were largely articulated as adding to or refining memory. Whether officers should view footage to aid reporting likely depends on the objective. If the goal is to document a comprehensive account of the events, then the recruits’ perspectives suggest that reviewing the footage will likely provide a more detailed account than memory alone. However, if the intention is to assess the officers’ recollection and cognitive processing of the incident, then the findings suggest that watching BWC footage could lead to contamination or modification of accounts to align with the video. The recruits’ perspectives provide insight into why various memory effects may occur, and considerations for policy. Policing and Society 24/1/2025 Research article Allan govt’s latest move could end police pay fight AUSTRALIA: A new offer that would cost the government an estimated $456m may bring an end to the long-running industrial dispute with Victoria Police. Herald Sun (Australia) - Subscription at source 24/1/2025 News Majority of LGBTQ+ people support police marching at pride parades, but 1 in 3 are opposed outright AUSTRALIA: A majority of the queer community (63.9 per cent) support the inclusion of police in pride parades, according to a new national survey conducted by LGBTQ+ advocacy group Just.Equal Australia. ABC News (Australia) 24/1/2025 News A right to silence on homicides: Why police can’t just ‘lock them all up’ NEW ZEALAND: When 43-year-old painter and decorator Sean Remnant sustained a fatal head injury at a house in Porirua on November 30, there were only four others understood to be in the house at the time. The Post (New Zealand) 24/1/2025 Feature Police force branded ‘joke’ after organising nature walking group Hampshire Constabulary criticised for initiative, viewed as ‘waste’ of time and money in area replete with unsolved burglaries The Telegraph - Subscription at source 24/1/2025 News Chief Fady Dagher: ‘It’s not reinventing the wheel, it’s about adapting our culture to meet the needs of today’ Chief Fady Dagher of the Service de police de la Ville de Montréal (Montreal City Police) is looking to transform the relationship between police and the communities they serve, with a range of groundbreaking initiatives – including an Immersion Programme where officers live with host families to gain a better understanding and insight into the everyday challenges they face – designed to create a new policing culture and more cohesive communities, as he explained to Policing Insight’s Christine Townsend. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 24/1/2025 Feature, Interview If the cap fits: New headwear issued to 14,000 members of the gardaí REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: It may be a day to 'hang on to your hat' in the midst of Storm Éowyn, but in the case of over 14,000 members of the gardaí, they’ll be hanging on to their new baseball caps. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 24/1/2025 News Police backed scheme boosts safety and security in night-time economy A pub in Nottinghamshire is the first in the county to achieve a national accreditation for its approach to venue safety thanks to the support of Nottinghamshire Police which is promoting the Licensing SAVI scheme. Emergency Services Times 24/1/2025 News A report into the effectiveness of integrity arrangements in Lincolnshire Police His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) independently assesses the effectiveness and efficiency of police forces and fire and rescue services to make communities safer. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 24/1/2025 Report Watchdog: Police must do more to uphold standards Lincolnshire Police must do more to uphold professional standards and improve counter-corruption arrangements in order to maintain public confidence, a report has found. BBC 24/1/2025 News Lincolnshire Police needs to improve integrity arrangements to maintain public confidence Lincolnshire Police must do more to improve its professional standards and counter-corruption arrangements to maintain public confidence, the police inspectorate has said. HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) 24/1/2025 News «932933934935936937938939940Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
