Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 103270 total results. Showing results 20641 to 20660 «102910301031103210331034103510361037Next ›Last » Why Sydney’s bloody gang war was never really over AUSTRALIA: With many of Sydney’s worst gangsters dead, locked up or in exile overseas, the underworld war seemed to quieten down. Mark Morri explains why that was never the case. The Daily Telegraph (Australia) 18/2/2024 Feature After the Nottingham attack, the families are fighting as one James Coates believes Valdo Calocane got away with murdering his father, Ian. But he thinks the expertise of the bereaved can force a public inquiry The Times - Subscription at source 18/2/2024 News Serial rapist David Carrick stripped of state-funded Met police pension Carrick was formally dismissed from the Met in January last year after pleading guilty to a total of 49 offences. Express & Star 18/2/2024 News Victims of slavery report lack of recognition from agencies when seeking help – study NEW ZEALAND: Helplines to support those affected by modern slavery are not fit for purpose, and a pathway to seek help needs to be created, an advocacy group says. RNZ (Radio New Zealand) 18/2/2024 News Violent officers and a violent public: is policing an impossible job? The brutality of the Channel 4 documentary To Catch a Copper exposes the conflicting realities of the modern force. Our reporter goes on the beat in Bristol, where it was filmed The Times - Subscription at source 18/2/2024 Feature ‘Toxic’ online culture fuelling rise in sexual assaults on children by other children, police warn Observer investigation in England and Wales reveals 40% increase in reports of sexual assaults and rapes where both victim and perpetrator were under 18 The Guardian 18/2/2024 News Extra police funding will tackle antisocial behaviour Police forces in the region have been given extra funding to tackle anti-social behaviour and serious violence. The Home Office has allocated more than £4m across Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire and Derbyshire. BBC 18/2/2024 News Data breach at Victoria Police: Unauthorized access by employee sparks concerns over data protection AUSTRALIA: A 36-year-old Victoria Police employee is charged with unauthorized access to police information, sparking concerns over data protection. This breach highlights the urgent need for robust data safeguards and a culture of responsibility among employees handling sensitive information. BNN Breaking 18/2/2024 News Vigilante group of private school boys publicise their alleged use of dating apps to ensnare men seeking underage sex AUSTRALIA: A group of vigilante schoolboys allegedly used dating apps posing as underage children to bait men into meeting up in public as part of a social media project to expose paedophiles on Sydney’s Northern Beaches. Sky News 18/2/2024 News NSW Police admit way to go to mend ‘difficult’ relations with queer communities AUSTRALIA: With the annual Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras festival underway, one of the state’s top police officers looks to the future while acknowledging a difficult past. The Daily Telegraph (Australia) - Subscription at source 18/2/2024 News South Australia Government targets 3D printed guns with severe penalties for blueprint possession AUSTRALIA: In a legislative push to bolster public safety, the Malinauskas Government is spearheading a campaign against the burgeoning threat of 3D printed firearms. The proposed legislation targets the digital blueprints required to manufacture these potentially undetectable and untraceable weapons. If passed, individuals found in possession of such blueprints could face up to 15 years in prison, marking a significant escalation in the fight against unregulated firearm production. Glam Adelaide (Australia) 18/2/2024 News ‘Insane’: Cops respond to proposed knife laws AUSTRALIA: Plans to give police new powers to scan for knives in shopping centres have been met with a mixed response by cops and families affected crime. The Courier Mail (Australia) - Subscription at source 18/2/2024 News Justice Minister accuses GRA of blindsiding her in snub to Garda chief Drew Harris REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Justice Minister Helen McEntee has accused the Garda Representative Association of blindsiding her in its snub to Garda chief Drew Harris. The GRA took the unprecedented decision not to invite Mr Harris to its annual conference, in a move Helen McEntee said came out of the blue. Irish Mirror (Republic of Ireland) 18/2/2024 News RCMP slammed for seeking high-schoolers ‘who identify as women’ to fill internship roles CANADA: The Royal Canadian Mounted Police have been slammed as woke for their post on social media looking for eleventh-graders “who identify as women” to apply for an internship. Toronto Sun (Canada) 17/2/2024 News Murder victim Kelly Wilkinson repeatedly visited police in fear. They said she was ‘cop shopping’ AUSTRALIA: Exclusive: Family calls for inquest, saying Wilkinson visited police ‘almost every day’ before she was murdered by her husband in 2021 The Guardian 17/2/2024 News Policing Authority Publishes Review of 2023 REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Policing Authority has today published its Review of 2023 which provides an overview of the breadth and depth of the work it has undertaken this past year. It highlights key areas of focus for the Authority’s oversight, as well as providing data relating to senior Garda appointments, research initiatives, and engagement. Policing Authority (Republic of Ireland) 17/2/2024 News Black mental health patients more likely to be injured at hands of police Latest figures show racial disparity in use-of-force incidents among inpatients in England The Guardian 17/2/2024 News Police resolved over 90% of investigations into violent offences in 2023, data shows CANADA: The Moose Jaw Police Service successfully concluded over 90 per cent of its investigations into violence against persons in 2023, with the criminal investigation section playing a major role in resolving them. Moose Jaw Today (Canada) 17/2/2024 News Police discrimination probe builds on Indigenous families’ calls for justice CANADA: The human rights commissioner’s investigation aims to uncover comprehensive data about ‘who is at the receiving end of use of force by police’ Indigi News (Canada) 17/2/2024 News How many license holders will be hit with tough gun ownership limits revealed AUSTRALIA: Just one in 25 of WA’s single-use licence firearm owners will be affected by looming limits, new police data shows, as the Government releases polling showing overwhelming public support for the laws. New police data shows of the 82,000 firearm licences in WA, the introduction of limits is expected to remove about 13,000 weapons overall, including from 3000 single-use licence owners. The West Australian (Australia) - Subscription at source 17/2/2024 News «102910301031103210331034103510361037Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
