Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103057 total results. Showing results 18841 to 18860 «939940941942943944945946947Next ›Last » Mental health crisis: Safety fears as police prepare to pull back from distress calls NEW ZEALAND: Mental Health Minister Matt Doocey says he expects to receive a plan for a new mental health crisis system ‘very soon’. But Alex Spence reports that frontline clinicians are worried police are planning to pull back before a new system can meet the rising tide of mental distress. NZ Herald (New Zealand) 25/3/2024 News Embattled NSW Police Commissioner reflects on her leadership AUSTRALIA: Embattled NSW Police Commissioner Karen Webb has reflected on her leadership following criticisms of her handing of high-profile cases. Brisbane Times (Australia) 25/3/2024 Video Man accused of 1999 murder of Irma Palasics during violent home invasion identified by DNA left on milk bottle, police say AUSTRALIA: One of the alleged killers of Canberra woman Irma Palasics was identified by police using DNA found on a milk bottle at the scene of the crime, court documents have revealed. ABC News (Australia) 25/3/2024 News ‘Timid’ Metropolitan Police are too weak to protect the British Museum from leftwing mob The Metropolitan Police have been cowed by leftwing activists under Sir Mark Rowley's leadership, warns David Spencer of Policy Exchange. Express 25/3/2024 News Police applicants face home visits in recruitment overhaul after Sarah Everard murder Tougher vetting will be introduced in a bid to better understand a candidate's motivation for joining the police, with family members and housemates questioned by interviewers Mirror 25/3/2024 News Government accepts all recommendations made by Angiolini Inquiry Government led recommendations made by Part 1 of the independent Angiolini Inquiry have been accepted. Home Office 25/3/2024 News High Court order will allow for ‘swift management’ of PSNI data breach claims More than 6,000 compensation claims will be managed through the group litigation order granted in relation to a breach last August which affected almost 10,000 people. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 25/3/2024 News PSNI called to over 100,000 mental health incidents in past five years, figures show The Chief Constable recently remarked that the force may well get more funding if it were renamed “the Police and Health Service of Northern Ireland”. Belfast Telegraph 25/3/2024 News Ministers may toughen response to indecent exposure after Wayne Couzens inquiry Government accepts findings of report which says police showed ‘apathy’ in following up reports of Couzens’ offending The Guardian 25/3/2024 News Met PC charged with strangling and assaulting woman A serving Metropolitan Police officer has been charged with strangling and assaulting a woman while off-duty. BBC 25/3/2024 News Government should reconsider whether homicide be categorised in three tiers HMCPSI has today published details of their inspection into the CPS’s handling of the Calocane case. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 25/3/2024 News GMP neighbourhood vacancies due to number of new officers sat in ‘training pool’ The force is in the process of introducing an additional 264 police officers to neighbourhood teams across Greater Manchester as part of a new model launched last March. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 25/3/2024 News BTP officer sought services of sex worker while in force funded accommodation The PC has been dismissed from the force following an accelerated misconduct hearing. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 25/3/2024 News Family of mistaken arrest victim hires lawyer as police response falls flat CANADA: Ottawa police 'sincerely regrets the stress and fear' violent arrest caused Kane Niyondagara. CBC News (Canada) 25/3/2024 News Court drops charges against Ontario police officers involved in fatal 2020 shooting of 18-month-old CANADA: Criminal charges laid against the three Ontario provincial police officers involved in the death of a one-year-old boy in Kawartha Lakes, Ont. in 2020 have been withdrawn. CTV News (Canada) 25/3/2024 News Celebrating Canadian police officers CANADA: Police officers have an incredibly difficult job to perform every day. Blue Line (Canada) 25/3/2024 Feature ommunicating the ‘stories’ of policing evaluations through theories of change: a case study using New Zealand Police’s Tactical Response Model Testing police practice is the essence of evidence-based policing, and great strides have been made in past decades assessing myriad police activities through impact evaluation. But policing initiatives often suffer from a lack of clarity about how the changes in police activities will bring about the changes in desired outcomes. Such obscurity hinders communication, both internally within the police agency, and externally to other police agencies through the reporting of the evaluation. Police would therefore benefit from a tool that helps to communicate the intention and mechanics of policing initiatives. A ‘theory of change’ approach could fulfil this purpose yet may not be intuitive to evidence-based policing practitioners. In this paper we present a case study from the evaluation of a large-scale police initiative, that employed a theory of change to make sense of the impact evaluation findings. Through the case study we aim to demystify the process for other evaluators so that police can draw on one of their great strengths: storytelling, to better communicate evidence-based practice. CRIMRXIV 25/3/2024 Research article Fourth garda appears in court charged in connection with anti-corruption investigation REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A fourth Dublin-based garda has appeared in court charged in connection with an investigation by the Garda Anti-Corruption Unit. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 25/3/2024 News Garda Commissioner criticised for saying ‘a lot of’ bike case details ‘not in public domain’ REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Drew Harris said he has ‘difficulty’ in talking about the case because ‘there is only partial information in the public domain’. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 25/3/2024 News Homelessness: Dispelling the myths of our most vulnerable young people The NPCC’s Children & Young Persons Policing Strategy will aim to create “a culture of child-centred policing”, but too often police and other agencies overlook the impact of homelessness on young people’s vulnerability; Met Police Chief Inspector Dr Andy Briers, who has devoted most of his career to working with at-risk young people, sets out some of the challenges and opportunities for policing to improve support for homeless youngsters and divert them away from the criminal justice system. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 25/3/2024 Analysis, Feature, Opinion «939940941942943944945946947Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
