Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103231 total results. Showing results 19501 to 19520 «972973974975976977978979980Next ›Last » Policing and the Safety Logic in the School Context: Perceptions of Danger and Definitions of Law Enforcement How police construct definitions of law enforcement has been a longstanding inquiry in criminology. This research has demonstrated that police subculture values, such as how police are socialized to hyperfocus on danger and safety, can have a strong influence on officer decisions. These cultural logics can intersect with conditions of the environment to shape definitions of law enforcement. Particularly, school police offer an opportunity to elucidate how these cultural logics are used to construct definitions across contexts. We draw from 26 interviews with school police to investigate what cultural logic is used to construct law enforcement definitions. We illustrate how definitions were driven by a safety logic, which structured wide-ranging student behaviors as underspecified signals of danger mandating legal intervention. Crime and Delinquency - Subscription at source 13/3/2024 Research article Police attend ‘around 300 incidents each day’ involving mental health Police Scotland are working to address how incidents involving mental health are handled to free up time for frontline officers. STV News 13/3/2024 News Police record 21% rise in dog attacks in England and Wales Dog attacks recorded by police in England and Wales have risen by 21% in a year, a BBC investigation shows. Freedom of Information requests showed police forces recorded 30,539 offences of a dog injuring a person or guide dog in 2023 - up from 25,291 in 2022. BBC 13/3/2024 News Victoria’s Police Chief Commissioner Shane Patton calls for re-think on youth crime laws in exclusive 7NEWS interview AUSTRLIA: Victoria’s Chief Police Commissioner is calling for an urgent re-think on youth crime laws in the state, saying we have “a significant issue”. In an exclusive sit-down interview with 7NEWS, Shane Patton said children as young as 10 were being recruited by gangs, committing crimes and then walking free just hours later. “We have a significant issue with child offending at the moment,” he told 7NEWS. 7 News (Australia) 13/3/2024 News NSW Police Commissioner fires senior media advisor AUSTRALIA: NSW Police Commissioner Karen Webb has sacked her senior media advisor. Executive Director of Public Affairs Liz Deegan was told Wednesday morning that her services were no longer required. Ms Webb has come under fire for comments made during press conferences when addressing the deaths of Luke Davies and Jesse Baird. Sky News 13/3/2024 News Suspension of a member of An Garda Siochana is last resort insists Commissioner Drew Harris REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The figures come after an inquiry cleared a long-serving member of the force who had initially faced sanction for giving an unclaimed bicycle to an elderly man during the pandemic without filling out the proper paperwork Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 13/3/2024 News APCC’s in focus: Tackling business & retail crime The APCC has published its Tackling Business & Retail Crime In Focus report, which includes a range of case studies that demonstrate the many collaborative and evidence-based approaches being implemented by Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) to successfully address retail crime across England and Wales, and to protect retailers and the public. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 13/3/2024 Report APCC’s in focus: Tackling business & retail crime The APCC has published its Tackling Business & Retail Crime In Focus report, which includes a range of case studies that demonstrate the many collaborative and evidence-based approaches being implemented by Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) to successfully address retail crime across England and Wales, and to protect retailers and the public. Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) 13/3/2024 News Victims of domestic violence and abuse could face greater risk of homelessness under evictions system change The Renters (Reform) Bill should introduce a better deal for tenants, but also looks set to make victims of domestic violence more vulnerable to short-notice evictions without assessment or support; Generation Rent Chief Executive Ben Twomey, a former PCC candidate and policing and criminal justice specialist, believes the Government needs to rethink parts of the Bill in order to protect victims and support policing’s efforts to tackle and reduce domestic abuse. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 13/3/2024 Analysis, Feature, Opinion NSW Police Commissioner Karen Webb sacks senior media adviser over Jesse Baird and Luke Davies criticism AUSTRALIA: NSW Police Commissioner Karen Webb has sacked her chief media adviser weeks after she faced sustained criticism over her handling of the alleged murders of Jesse Baird and Luke Davies. The West Australian (Australia) 13/3/2024 News NSW police chief sacks top media adviser amid criticism over response to double-murder investigation AUSTRALIA: The Commissioner has been under intense scrutiny over her handling of the case. 7 News (Australia) 13/3/2024 News Ministers to quash convictions of hundreds of post office operators Legislation will overturn convictions of theft, fraud and false accounting during Horizon scandal The Guardian 13/3/2024 News Meeting former UK NPCC drugs lead, Jason Harwin KPM (Part 2) Prior to his retirement as a serving senior UK police officer, Lincolnshire Police Deputy Chief Constable (DCC) Jason Harwin KPM led the National Police Chiefs' Council's (NPCC's) work on Drugs. He joined the police as a Special Constable in Derbyshire, then pursued a policing career with the Ministry of Defence Police (MDP), South Yorkshire Police and Cleveland Police prior to his time in Lincolnshire. In this second video of a three part series, Jason tells PolicingTV's Bernard Rix more about his time at South Yorkshire Police, and the lead he took for the NPCC on the Drugs portfolio. PolicingTV 13/3/2024 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Durham Police antisocial behaviour victims can demand policing review in ‘UK first’ scheme Victims of anti-social behaviour will be able to demand an independent review if they are not satisfied with how officers have responded under a new scheme. ITV News 12/3/2024 News Police actions during LynnMall attack already scrutinised – lawyer NEW ZEALAND: NZ Police believe key questions around why officers weren't in the supermarket at the time of the LynnMall terror attack, and their tactical response, have been addressed and there's nothing to gain from another inquiry. 1 News (New Zealand) 12/3/2024 News Garda charged with burglary and perverting course of justice REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: A garda has appeared in court charged with corruption offences two-and-a-half years ago. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 12/3/2024 News Dublin garda appears in court charged with burglary and perverting the course of justice REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Garda Anti-Corruption Unit has been investigating the activities of a particular Garda unit based in the Dublin region. The Journal (Republic of Ireland) 12/3/2024 News Come and say G’day AUSTRALIA: Police officers looking for exciting adventures, a new and dynamic role and sunnier climes… South Australia Police wants you! Police Professional - Subscription at source 12/3/2024 Feature UK police report facial recognition deters crime, saves money, gains public trust In Hampshire and Isle of Wight, facial recognition is being used to identify suspects caught on camera, resulting in more arrests, according to an announcement. It is part of the Retail Crime Action led by Hampshire and the Isle of Wight Police and Crime Commissioner Donna Jones and Chief Constable Scott Chilton, resulting in an 83.3 percent increase in outcomes for victims. BiometricUpdate.com 12/3/2024 News The 30 × 30 initiative: Seeking to improve public safety and transform departments by advancing women in policing Women make up only 12% of sworn officers and 3% of police leaders in the United States, and these numbers have remained stagnant for decades. While this is concerning from a gender equity perspective, it is also concerning from a public safety perspective, as a growing body of research demonstrates the unique value of women officers - from fewer uses of excessive force, to improved trust with diverse communities, to better outcomes for victims of crime. The 30x30 Initiative is a national grassroots effort to improve both the representation and experiences of women in policing, with the ultimate goal of improving public safety outcomes across communities. After nearly three years of implementation in over 300 law enforcement agencies, 30x30 has produced a robust body of promising practices, demographic data, and lessons learned about what works and what matters for advancing women in the profession. In the coming years, these efforts will expand through support for the US Department of Justice to analyze agency trends, understand promising practices to advance gender equity in other industries, and develop an evidence-informed implementation guide for all public agencies seeking to address gender equity and improve inclusivity in the workplace. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice - Subscription at source 12/3/2024 Research article «972973974975976977978979980Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
