Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 104893 total results. Showing results 2001 to 2020 «979899100101102103104105Next ›Last » Police arrest footage withheld after complaint Guernsey Police cannot release body cam footage of officers arresting someone after a member of the public made an official compliant, senior officers say. BBC 24/6/2025 News Police Foundation announces Blair Gibbs as new director Blair Gibbs replaces Rick Muir, who left the foundation after 10 years as director in May to take up a new role at the Home Office. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/6/2025 News New way for Londoners to hear about neighbourhood policing launched by Met The Metropolitan Police has launched a new scheme that aims to give Londoners direct updates from local officers, as part of the force's focus on neighbourhood policing. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/6/2025 News West Mercia Police did not sufficiently train officers to identify child abuse, IOPC probe finds West Mercia Police (WMP) did not sufficiently train its officers to identify child abuse, an Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) investigation into how the force responded to a child abuse case found. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/6/2025 News Ottawa police to equip some officers with body-worn cameras by end of the year CANADA: At least 50 Ottawa police officers will be equipped with body-worn cameras while on duty by the end of the year. CTV News (Canada) 24/6/2025 News Saskatchewan recognizes officers and highlights support for community safety officer program CANADA: Two Community Safety Officers (CSOs), Keenan Gill from Flying Dust First Nation and Cathie Rosen from Prince Albert, were formally recognized last week at the 2025 Community Safety Officer Conference for their exceptional contributions and commitment to public safety, community engagement and collaborative partnerships. Blue Line (Canada) 24/6/2025 News Project Outsource: Peel Police seize millions from criminal network tied to towing CANADA: Peel Regional Police, as part of a Joint Force Operation with local and provincial law enforcement partners, have recovered more than $4.2 million in assets following the dismantling of an organized criminal network linked to the towing industry. Blue Line (Canada) 24/6/2025 News Progress Report on Implementation of the Zero Tolerance Strategy July – December 2024 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: I am delighted to present the second progress report on the implementation of the Zero Tolerance Strategy in the latter six months of 2024. Government of Ireland 24/6/2025 Report Zero Tolerance Implementation Plan 2025–2026 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: I am pleased to publish the third and final implementation plan under Zero Tolerance, the third National Strategy on Domestic, Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (DSGBV). Government of Ireland 24/6/2025 Report Minister Jim O’Callaghan launches final implementation plan for Zero Tolerance Strategy on domestic, sexual and gender-based violence REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Minister for Justice, Home Affairs and Migration, Jim O’Callaghan, has published a targeted implementation plan for the final phase of Zero Tolerance, the Third National Strategy on domestic, sexual and gender-based violence (DSGBV). Government of Ireland 24/6/2025 News Cheshire’s AI approach to identifying stalking behaviour set to improve efficiency and build trust An artificial intelligence (AI) model is currently being developed by Cheshire Constabulary in conjunction with two universities to spot stalking behaviour and identify offending patterns earlier in investigations; Detective Chief Inspector Danielle Knox explained to Policing Insight’s Sarah Gibbons how the new technology will be used, the training process for the AI algorithm, and the potential opportunities to expand its use into other threatening behaviour offences related to violence against women and girls. Policing Insight - Subscription at source 24/6/2025 Feature, Innovation, Interview Technology, legitimacy, and practice: exploring the association between body worn camera adoption, organizational structure, and Community Oriented Policing Throughout history, police have used various technologies (i.e. automobile, two-way radio, CCTV, computer aided dispatch) in support of their societal mandate. This has transformed how officers carry out job-related functions and tasks. Technology is often adopted and used within the context of an agency’s organizational structure and orientation. As such, organizations shape the use of technologies. Drawing from administrative data (LEMAS and LEMAS-BWCS), we examine how reported measures of structural form of 458 U.S. municipal police agencies, and their respective orientation towards Community Oriented Policing, predicts Body Worn Camera (BWC) adoption. Estimates from OLS regression models suggest that BWC adoption is supported by certain features of organizational form and aspects of Community Oriented Policing. Practical implications for considering how organizational structure and policing philosophy influence technology adoption are discussed. Police Practice and Research 24/6/2025 Research article Recorded crime in Scotland falls by more than half since 1991 Recorded crime in Scotland has more than halved since 1991, with serious assault and attempted murder falling to record lows, according to newly-published official statistics. Police Professional 24/6/2025 News Charges against police superintendent accused of sexually assaulting recruit withdrawn CANADA: Three years after an Ottawa police superintendent was suspended amid an investigation into his alleged grooming and sexual assault of a female recruit, the criminal charges against him were withdrawn in court Monday at the request of the prosecution. CBC News (Canada) 24/6/2025 News Outrage as Queensland considers recriminalising public drunkenness, sparking fears for First Nations people AUSTRALIA: Indigenous leaders and community advocates have condemned a proposal by the Queensland Government to reintroduce laws making public drunkenness a criminal offence, warning the move would disproportionately harm First Nations people and roll back decades of progress. Just last year, Queensland became the final Australian state to decriminalise public intoxication, more than 30 years after the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody recommended the practice be abolished nationwide. NITV (Australia) 24/6/2025 News Queensland police set for Budget boost towards Tasers, tactical vests AUSTRALIA: The Crisafulli Government in Queensland has earmarked a large investment into the police service in its first State Budget. Largely elected on a “law and order” agenda, the LNP government has already enhanced police powers, and in its first budget has announced a $147.9 million investment in equipment for frontline officers. The aim of the funding and the items provided is to drive down crime and restore community safety. Public Sector and Defence News (PSNEWS) (Australia) 24/6/2025 News European Union Terrorism Situation and Trend report 2025 (EU TE-SAT) EUROPE: The European Union (EU) Terrorism Situation and Trend Report (EU TE-SAT) is a situational overview, presenting key figures and developments within the terrorism landscape in the EU. The EU TE-SAT report is published on a yearly basis, with the purpose of informing policymakers, law enforcement and the wider public. It includes statistical data on terrorist attacks, arrests, convictions and penalties in Member States. The report distinguishes between and elaborates in-depth on the following types of terrorism, based on ideological preferences: jihadist terrorism, right-wing terrorism, left-wing and anarchist terrorism, ethno-nationalist and separatist terrorism and other types of terrorism. Europol 24/6/2025 Report ‘You can put police on the streets whenever anyone wants to shout their head off on a march, yet you can’t protect people like me’ Mugged 70-year-old broadcaster puts Met Commissioner on the spot during his regular LBC phone in. The Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police has apologised to broadcaster Selina Scott after she claimed the streets of London are unsafe for the public following her mugging by a gang in the city’s West End. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/6/2025 News Former RUC chief sorry for impact of public row with Ombudsman on Omagh bomb victims Sir Ronnie Flanagan said at the time he would resign and “commit suicide in public” if the multiple failures highlighted in the ombudsman’s report were true. Police Oracle - Subscription at source 24/6/2025 News MPS launches new platform to update Londoners on local policing A new way for Londoners to receive updates directly from local officers is being rolled out as part of the Metropolitan Police Service’s (MPS) focus on neighbourhood policing. Police Professional 24/6/2025 News «979899100101102103104105Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
