Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 100533 total results. Showing results 19061 to 19080 «950951952953954955956957958Next ›Last » UK police have set up a new unit to combat spy threats allegedly posed by states including China, Russia and Iran Addressing the media on Friday, Matt Jukes, Assistant Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, emphasised the severity of the threat, asserting that it is currently at its peak since the Cold War era First Post 22/1/2024 News Mouayed Bashir: Police feared restrained man had weapon A man who died after being restrained by police was feared to have been armed at the time, an inquest has heard. BBC 22/1/2024 News Help 4 Addiction’s Rehubs app now available free of cost for all police officers Police officers in England and Wales seeking help with de-addiction can now easily access Rehubs with a code that bypasses the need for payment. Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) 22/1/2024 News Domestic Abuse Commissioner concerned at ‘huge variation’ in forces’ response to Clare’s Law It comes following the most recent ONS data breakdown of disclosures made by forces under the scheme. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/1/2024 News College confirms ‘trailblazer’ forces for new non-degree entry route The Police Constable Entry Programme has been developed after former Home Secretary Suella Braverman asked the College to consider non-degree entry options in late 2022. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/1/2024 News PSNI introduces ‘critical life and death decisions’ training after Glenn Quinn murder A Police Ombudsman investigation found that neither Duty Inspector who assessed the intelligence relating to Glenn Quinn felt it constituted 'a real and immediate threat to life'. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 22/1/2024 News Annual use of force report – 2022 CANADA: The Ottawa Police Service (OPS) is committed to transparency and accountability. Ottawa Police Service Board (Canada) 22/1/2024 Report A Critical Evaluation of a Racial Literacy Education Program for Police Recruits We used a practical–participatory evaluation method to develop and critically evaluate a racial literacy education program for police recruits. The 10-h Racial Literacy Project (RLP) education was developed over the course of a year and across two training cohorts. The programming was informed by the literature and using the input of a core academic team, veteran police officers, and community members. A quasi-experimental design was used to assess the influence of the RLP intervention on a third cohort. Recruits participated in either the RLP intervention (n = 34) or a Nonracial Diversity intervention (n = 37). Participants’ pre- and posttest scores were compared on racial colorblind beliefs (or denial and minimization of racism) and ethnocultural empathic feelings. There were no significant differences on posttest racial colorblindness scores across the two intervention groups. Also, surprisingly, recruits in the RLP intervention group displayed statistically significant lower levels of empathetic feeling towards People of Color at posttest compared to their Nonracial Diversity intervention group counterparts. These findings suggest that 10 h of exposure to racial literacy education is insufficient to produce targeted desired changes. Several recommendations for future development of the RLP are included. Race and Justice - Subscription at source 22/1/2024 Research article Black, Middle Eastern people again more likely to face Ottawa police force: report CANADA: Black and Middle Eastern people were again disproportionately likely to be subjected to force from Ottawa Police Service (OPS) officers in 2022, according to a new report. CBC News (Canada) 22/1/2024 News Routinising Police-Security Collaborations: A Prospective, Mixed-Methods Experiment in British Train Stations Interagency cooperation may increase efficiency and cost-effectiveness in an era of resource austerity and increased workload for both the police and their partners. Yet the effect of a strategic police-security collaboration on routine operations across multiple sites is unknown. In a controlled experiment, we introduced an interagency collaboration between state and non-state guardianships to train stations across England. A mixed-methods approach, with multiple crime indicators and a survey administered with police officers and security partners, was applied through a series of before-and-after comparisons with staggered start dates to control for confounding variables. Crime recording, police proactivity and crisis intervention increased compared to controls. Security staff and officers valued collaboration and saw it as beneficial and efficient. The findings support police-private-security collaboration on crime and disorder, but more research with larger and more diverse samples and stricter control over rival explanations is needed. Police Quarterly 22/1/2024 Research article Levels of Involvement with Child Protection Services Associated with Early Adolescent Police Contact as a Victim and Person of Interest The relationship between childhood maltreatment and subsequent offending/victimization is well established. However, the magnitude of this relationship for different levels of child protection services (CPS) involvement is poorly understood, due to measurement issues, lack of longitudinal data, and reliance on reports of substantiated maltreatment, which can underestimate the impact of maltreatment. This study examined associations between CPS involvement during childhood (ages 0 to Journal of Interpersonal Violence 22/1/2024 Research article Montreal police cite new strategies for homicide drop, but critics say there’s a cost CANADA: Montreal police say a year-over-year drop in the number of homicides in the city is a sign that violence-prevention and crime-fighting strategies are paying off. Blue Line (Canada) 22/1/2024 News Six additional gardai and one sergeant approved for Athlone REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Amid increasing concerns about the level of policing in Athlone under the new Garda Operating Model for the Meath/Westmeath Garda Division, it has been confirmed that six extra gardai and one sergeant have been assigned to Athlone Garda Station. Westmeath Independent (Republic of Ireland) 22/1/2024 News Galway councillor claims ‘political interference’ behind garda raid on his home REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A Galway county councillor has claimed that "political interference" was behind a garda raid on his home earlier this month. The Irish Times (Republic of Ireland) - Subscription at source 22/1/2024 News Alarm over road deaths surge as one county equals its total 2023 fatalities in just 21 days REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: One county has matched its entire 2023 road death toll in just the first 21 days of the new year. Irish Independent (Republic of Ireland) 22/1/2024 News CC Tim Smith: ‘Politicians need to leave policing to us and focus on questioning us about the service we deliver’ Delivering the keynote address at the Canterbury Centre for Policing Research’s annual conference, Kent Chief Constable Tim Smith identified the problems facing policing at a national and local level – including concerns about politicisation, funding challenges, and a highly inexperienced workforce post-Uplift, as Policing Insight’s James Sweetland reports. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 22/1/2024 Analysis, Feature Why police in England and Wales are failing to warn people about partners’ previous abuse Police in England and Wales have the power to warn someone when they know their partner poses a real risk of danger under what is known as Clare’s Law, but the level of disclosures varies hugely between forces; research by University of Essex Criminology and Ethics Lecturer Dr Katerina Hadjimatheou suggests that lack of resources, data sharing concerns and cultural resistance within policing all contribute to the problem. Policing Insight 22/1/2024 Analysis, Feature, Opinion Crime-busting ‘Matrix’ team launched by Cleveland Police to tackle serious and organised crooks Cleveland Police has launched a new policing team within the force. The Matrix team will employ a new way of working to reduce and eradicate emerging threats of serious and organised crime, and plans to tackle more criminals and protect communities. The Matrix team consists of Tactical Disruption Team (previously known as the Operational Support Unit); Firearms; the Dog Unit; Roads Policing; Casualty Reduction and Road Safety; Camera Enforcement; Football; Public Order; Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear (CBRN); Search; as well as Operational and Emergency Planning. Teesside Live 22/1/2024 News Thames Valley Police reveal new approach to retail crime The Police and Crime Commissioner has unveiled a new approach to fighting retail crime in Thames Valley. The strategy, jointly developed by business groups, retailers and Thames Valley Police, is formulated to counter shoplifting, retail crime, and violence committed towards shop workers. Oxford Mail 22/1/2024 News Police Investment never better than under a Liberal Government AUSTRALIA: The Tasmanian Rockliff Liberal Government continues to do what matters for all Tasmanians by keeping Tasmanians safe. The Rockliff Liberal Government has invested over $730 million in additional funding in Tasmania Police to rebuild our police service and support our officers. Minister for Police, Fire and Emergency Management, Felix Ellis, said that as a result, there are more police in Tasmania than there have ever been before. Tasmanian Government 22/1/2024 News «950951952953954955956957958Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
