THE METROPOLITAN POLICE.

The Metropolitan Police Act of 1829

Face Recognition by Metropolitan Police Super-Recognisers

Face recognition is used to prove identity across a wide variety of settings. Despite this, research consistently shows that people are typically rather poor at matching faces to photos. Some professional groups, such as police and passport officers, have been shown to perform just as poorly as the general public on standard tests of face recognition. However, face recognition skills are subjec...

Risk to Metropolitan police officers from exposure to hepatitis B.

Comment The increased bacterial adherence to epithelial cells found in children with vitamin A deficiency provides evidence for an additional factor that can contribute to the increased risk of infection in this disease. Nutritional deficiencies impair several host defence mechanisms, but much of the work done in the past 20 years focused on immune responses rather than physical barriers. ' Thi...

Prevalence of noise induced hearing loss among traffic police personnel of Kathmandu Metropolitan City.

BACKGROUND Noise induced hearing loss (NIHL) is a major preventable occupational health hazard. OBJECTIVE To measure permanent threshold shift in traffic police personnel due to noise exposure and to examine whether it was associated with duration of noise exposure, years of work and risk factors. METHODS Cross sectional, descriptive study conducted at Dhulikhel hospital, Kathmandu Universi...

police accountability: an appropriate model for improving the relationship between the police and the people

always, accountability has been a key concept in public administration; but accountability in street-level bureaucracies where people have a daily contact with bureaucrats is of particular importance. the police are among these organizations which their accountability plays a pivotal role in obtaining public trust. the purpose of this study, which was carried out in the police stations of the s...